General Information Adult Enrichment Office Information 1 Adult Cooking Instruction 19 Registration Information 2-3 Positive Parenting Workshops 20 Concussion Information 3 Selling/Buying a Home 20 Department Policies 4 Adult Tennis Instruction 22 Commemorative Tree Program 31 Adult Painting 22 Reservation Information 33 Pickleball 24 New Berlin Parks Information 34 Bocce Ball Leagues 23 Cornhole Leagues & Tournament 25 Summer Day Camp Program Summer Day Camp 5-8 Adult Fitness & Wellness Couch to 5k 22 Youth Enrichment Yoga 26 SNAP Day Camp 9 Essential Oils 26 Safety Town 9 Adult Aerobic Classes 27 Youth Program Series 10 Zumba 28 Youth & Family Painting 17 Community Happenings Youth Sports Movies in the Park Inside Front Cover Parent & Me and Mini Sports 11-12 Summer Beer Gardens Inside Back Cover Tennis FUN-damentals 12 Winter Fest 2022 17 Archery 12 Community Summer Calendar 21 NBAA & Youth Sports Information 18 Fourth of July Festival Schedule 32

Gymnastics & Dance Lawn Game Olympics 35 Dance & Cheerleading Camps 13-14 Youth Dance 14 Milwaukee Reign Gymnastics 15

Safety Education Red Cross Babysitting Courses 17

Location: New Berlin City Hall 3805 South Casper Drive New Berlin, WI 53151

Hours: Monday—Friday 8:00am—4:30pm

Parks & Forestry: (262)-797-2471 Recreation Phone: (262)-797-2443 Recreation Fax: (262)-797-2460 Program Information: (262)-754-1700 Website:www.newberlin.org Recreation Email: [email protected] Parks & Forestry Email: [email protected]

Hickory Grove 2600 S. Sunny Slope Road

New Berlin Community Center 14750 W. Cleveland Avenue

Eisenhower High School 4333 S. Sunny Slope Road

New Berlin West High School 18695 W. Cleveland Avenue

Senior Citizens’ Club: (262)-785-2725 Food Pantry: (262)-789-8040 New Berlin Hills Golf Course: (262)-780-5200 New Berlin Public Library: (262)-785-4980

The mission of the New Berlin Recreation Department is to improve the quality of life in the City of New Berlin through the provision of a comprehensive year round David Ament, Chairman recreation program in combination with a functional and Dennis Horbinski, Alderman aesthetic park system. Domenico Ferrante | Robert Rafel | The New Berlin Recreation Department is affiliated with Eugene Wicihowski the following organizations:

Kenneth Harenda, Alderman Allison Thompson, School Representative 1 Kara Woida | David Oelschlaeger | Jason Prei

Resident online: Mon, April 19 at 9am Resident in-person, mail & dropbox: STEP 1 Tues, April 20 at 9am Start by accessing our registration via the City of New Non-Resident: Berlin website or type: Mon, April 26 at 9am https://apm.activecommunities.com/newberlin into your browser. Register Online* STEP 2 https://apm.activecommunities.com/newberlin Click “Create an Account” Have your login ID and password ready!

STEP 3 Register by Mail Mail registration form with payment to: Fill in your name and address. Required fields are de- New Berlin Recreation Dept. noted by a red asterisk (*). Then click “Next”. 3805 S Casper Drive New Berlin, WI 53151-0921 STEP 4 Office Dropbox Fill in your contact information. To receive text message Our office dropbox is located on the Northeast side alerts, including cancellation notifications, please indi- of City Hall, use employee parking lot to access. cate your cell phone carrier. Register In-person Then click “Next”. At City Hall, 3805 S Casper Dr. New Berlin, WI

STEP 5 Enter your personal information. Then click “Next”.

STEP 6 *Online registration provides immediate en- Complete your emergency contact information. Then click “Next”. rollment confirmation. For classes that fill up quickly we recommend this method. Please STEP 7 note there is a non-refundable online trans- Enter your account information. Create a secure pass- word. Once you have completed all required fields, action fee charged by the internet software click “Create Account”. provider of 5.2%.

AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT

The City of New Berlin fully supports the provision of the Americans with Disabilities Act and is committed to support- ing the full inclusion of persons with disabilities into programs, classes, services and public facilities so that full participation may be enjoyed by all. Persons with a disability may request a reasonable accommodation to participate with the City of New Berlin by contacting our department in advance at (262)-797-2443. All requests must be made a minimum of 14 days prior to the start date of the program/service. 2

Due to increasing concerns about concussions in youth sports, we ask that you please review the following information, in accordance with Wisconsin Act 172, statute 118.293. Our participants’ safety is our number one concern! WHAT IS A CONCUSSION? CONCUSSION DANGER SIGNS: A concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury that changes the way In rare cases, a blood clot may form on the brain of a person with a the brain normally works. A concussion is caused by a bump, blow or jolt concussion. An athlete should receive immediate medical attention if to the head or body that causes the head and brain to move rapidly after a bump , blow, or jolt to the head or body they exhibit any of the back and forth. Even a “ding”, “getting your bell rung” or what seems to following danger signs: be a mild bump or blow to the head can be serious. -One pupil is larger than the other -Cannot be awakened -A headache that gets worse -Slurred speech -Seizures WHAT ARE THE SIGNS & SYMPTOMS OF A CONCUSSION? -Repeated vomiting -Loses consciousness for any amount of time Signs and symptoms of a concussion can show up right after the injury or may appear days or weeks after the injury. If an athlete reports one or WHY SYMPTOMS SHOULD BE REPORTED? more symptoms of concussions listed below after a bump, blow, or jolt to If an athlete has a concussion, they need time to heal. Repeat concus- the head or body, they should be kept out of play the day of the injury sions can increase the time it takes to recover. In rare cases, repeat and until a health care professional, experienced in evaluating concus- concussions in youth athletes can result in brain swelling or permanent sions, says they are symptom free and OK to return to play. damage that has the potential to be fatal.

SIGNS REPORTED BY COACHING STAFF: WHAT SHOULD YOU DO IF YOU THINK AN ATHLETE HAS A -Appears dazed or stunned -Forgetfulness/confusion CONCUSSION? -Moves clumsily -Answers questions slowly -Loses consciousness If you suspect that an athlete has a concussion, remove them from play -Shows mood or behavior changes and seek medical attention. Do not try to judge the severity of the injury yourself. Keep the athlete out of play until a medical professional says SYMPTOMS REPORTED BY ATHLETES: they are symptom free and OK to return to play. Rest is the key to help -Headaches or pressure in the head -Nausea or vomiting an athlete recover. After a concussion, returning to sports and school is -Balance problems or dizziness -Blurry vision a gradual process that should be carefully managed and monitored by -Sensitivity to noise -Memory problems -Confusion a health care professional. Learn more at: www.cdc.gov/concussions/ -Feeling sluggish, hazy, or groggy HeadsUp/youth.htm

Adult/Parent Full Name(s): ______Home Address: ______Home Phone: ______

Email Address: ______Cell Phone: ______

Emergency Contact: ______Emergency Phone: ______

Participant’s First Name Class # Program Title Fee Gender Age Grade Birth Date (if under 18)

Total Program Fees: ______+ Total Non-Resident Fees: ______+ Round Up Donation: ______= Total Due: ______

Does the participant require any assistance or accommodations to participate? ______

Waiver: In consideration of my [and/or my child(s)] participation in this activity, I hereby release and discharge the City of New Berlin, and its representatives, successors, insurers, and assigns, from any and all liability arising from accident, injury, and illness that I (he/she) may suffer as a result of my (our) participation in this activity. I (we) also will follow the rules and regulations set by the Organization and above named parties. Parent or guardian must sign for anyone age 18 and under.

Recreation Programs Waiver: I, on behalf of myself as an adult participant, or guardian of the above named minor child or ward, acknowledge that I fully understand that participating in the City of New Berlin Recreation Program may result in a serious injury or illness. Risks involved may include, twisting an ankle, pulled muscles, jammed fingers, broken bones, lacerations and more serious injuries or death which may result from participating in any of the above mentioned programs. Although I fully appreciate those risks, I desire to participate myself or have my child or legal ward participate. I do hereby waive, release, absolve, indemnify, and agree to hold harmless the City of New Berlin, any and all sponsors, or other individuals, firm or organization from any claims, demands, actions, causes or action, fees, expenses including actual attorney fees incurred by the parties released arising from or resulting in whole, or part, from my participation or the participation of my minor child or ward in the City of New Berlin Recreation Program, or the acts or omissions by any organization, firm, or individuals that may take place in connection with the City of New Berlin Recreation Program. This waiver should be binding on my heirs, personal representatives, agents, administrators and assigns. I also grant permission to managing personnel or other representatives to authorize and obtain medical care from any licensed physician, hospital, or medical clinic should a participant become ill or injured while participating in activities away from home, or at any other moment when a parent or legal guardian is unavailable to grant authorization for emergency treatment. Furthermore, I hereby grant full permission to any and all of the forgoing to use any photographs, video, motion pictures, recordings, or any other records of this event for any legitimate purpose including but not limited to the promotion of the City of New Berlin Recreation Department events. 3 Signature: ______Date: ______

Photography On-Site Registration Returned Checks The New Berlin Recreation Department uses Instructors will NOT accept registrations at the There is a $25.00 service charge on all returned pictures & videos in brochures, displays & social class site. Fees must be paid prior to participa- checks. media to inform others of our recreational op- tion; proof of registration may be required at portunities. We will not identify individuals by class. No phone registrations accepted. Credit Policy name. If you do not want a picture taken, If you desire or are unable to continue partici- please tell our photographer. If a picture has Age Requirements pation in a program, the use of “credit” to- already been taken, please contact the office Age requirements will be as of the date of the wards future participation is highly encouraged. at 262-797-2443 and let us know it shouldn’t be first class. The participant may be transferred to The following guidelines will apply: used. the correct level provided there are openings or the class fee may be refunded.  Credit transactions are not subject to ser- Americans with Disabilities Act vice charges unless a future refund request In regards to the Americans with Disabilities Act, Insurance is received for a previously “credited” the New Berlin Recreation Department wel- The Recreation Department does not provide program. comes all people with disabilities to our pro- hospital/medical insurance coverage for peo-  Credit use is at the discretion of the payee. grams. Advanced notice helps us to better ple participating in sponsored activities. serve you. For more information call 262-797-  Credit can not be given for class/session 2443. Program Changes absences. Participant initiated program changes must be Non-discrimination Policy  Credits are not transferable to other family done prior to the start of the program. Your accounts. The City of New Berlin does not discriminate request may be done in-person or by phone. based on religion, sex, race, national origin,  Credits on account will automatically ex- Refund Policy ancestry, creed, pregnancy, marital or parental pire if not used within 24 months (2 yrs) status, sexual orientation, physical, mental, Refunds of fees in recreation activities shall be from the date of issue. emotional, or learning disabilities. made under the following guidelines: Waitlist Residency 1) The Recreation Department cancels the program/change in published day/time or If your desired class is full, you will be notified A resident is anyone who lives within the bound- schedule of program. Persons registered and placed on a waiting list. The department aries of the City of New Berlin. Any person resid- for a program which is cancelled by the will make every effort to accommodate those ing outside these limits will be considered a non department shall receive a full refund of on the waiting list. If any openings become -resident and assessed a fee accordingly. Proof activity fees or a credit towards a future available, we will go to the waitlist to fill the of residency will be required for persons 21 and program, whichever the registrant prefers. class, notifying eligible individuals. older living in the household. Online transaction fees are non- Class Observation Non-Resident Pricing refundable. Parents and families are invited to a child’s Non-resident fees for instructional programs will 2) Participant cancellation: Cancellations lesson observation day. Our instructors have be 50% more than the resident program rate, must be submitted in writing within three found that a child’s quality of instruction is af- but not to exceed an additional $23. Non- business days - or otherwise as noted - of fected by a parent and/or sibling distractions residents who register using false information will the start of the program to the Depart- and interruptions. Please feel free to talk to the forfeit their right to participate in the activity, ment indicating the reason for the refund instructor before or after class. and no refund will be issued. request. Internet convenience fees will not be included in the refund and any pro- Cancelled Classes Deadlines for Registration gram supply costs will be deducted from Due to circumstances beyond our control, such Registrations for instructional programs will not the refund. There will be a $10 administra- as weather, some classes or activities may be be accepted after the class has begun. tive fee per program refund. There is NO cancelled. Parents should use their own discre- pro-rating of class fees. Recreation Hotline: 262-754-1700 tion about sending children if weather condi- 3) All refunds follow the City Finance Depart- tions are questionable. Please call our weather Information regarding class cancellations, pro- ment bill paying schedule. information hotline for the most up to date in- gram updates, weather decisions and more! A formation. decision regarding programs will be made at 4) Refund requests for any portion of the Day approximately 4:00pm. In the event of weather Camp program must be made via email related school closings, all activities will auto- two weeks in advance of the first day of matically be canceled. programming to receive a refund. Re- quests made less than two weeks prior to Tobacco/Alcohol Use Policy the first day will not be considered. Re- The use of all tobacco products or consump- funds will be issued in the form of original tion of alcoholic beverages on premises owned payment. Internet convenience fees will by the New Berlin School District is prohibited by not be refunded. state law.

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Program options for ages 5-15 Site: Hickory Grove Center, 2600 S Sunny Slope Rd. June 14th-August 20th | Monday-Friday | 7:00am-6:00pm

Additional information is available at www.newberlin.org and will highlight additional policies, procedures, behavioral expectations, weather policies, a typical day at camp and what participants should bring with them. Participants must have a completed enrollment form before participating, which can be found at www.newberlin.org. PLEASE SAVE YOUR ENROLLMENT INFORMATION FOR TAX PURPOSES! **Refund requests for any portion of the Day Camp program must be made via email two weeks in advance of the first day of programming to receive a refund. Requests made less than two weeks prior to the first day will not be considered. Refunds will be issued in the form of origi- nal payment. Internet convenience fees will not be refunded.

Traditional Camp Ages: 5-12 years. Must be 5 years old by start date. Weekly Fee: $140 Resident/ $163 Non-Resident Traditional Camp is designed for a wide variety of interests that include arts & crafts, group games, nature ex- ploration, and sports to keep your camper active throughout the day. Each week of camp is themed to add extra fun! Campers are typically grouped by the ages they are at the time of camp. Most camp activities will be held outdoors, with indoor activities provided based on the day and theme. We love Traditional Camp be- cause it offers the best "all around" camp experience! See page 7 for Traditional Camp themes and options. Specialty Camp Ages 7-12. Must be 7 years old by start date. Maximum of 20 participants per week of Specialty Camp. Weekly Fee: $160 Resident/ $183 Non-Resident Give your children camp experiences they will remember for a lifetime and get them involved in Specialty Camps! Summer Specialty Day Camps enhance your camper’s experience at Day Camp and provide oppor- tunities to get involved in a wide variety of new and exciting activities, right here with New Berlin Recreation! Campers will spend at least 2 hours each day on their specialty, and then will enjoy the rest of the day with a mix of activities. See page 8 for Specialty Camp options and descriptions. For more information visit www.newberlin.org.

Counselor in Training (CIT) Program Ages 12-15. Must be 12 by training week. Training Week Fee (Week One): $100 Fieldwork Weeks (Weeks Two-Ten): $25/week The CIT program offers teens the opportunity to develop leadership and program skills with the potential for a counselor position in the future. The focus is on small group dynamics, communication skills, teamwork and val- ues clarification. CITs help to organize games and activities with the campers and assist the counselors with daily responsibilities. Each week is themed to enhance additional values to be a successful Camp Counselor. A CIT experience allows teens to have a lasting impact on our campers this summer. Have fun and be a role model! In order to become a CIT, teenagers will need to complete an application (available at www.newberlin.org) and applications will be reviewed and staff will invite CITs into the program . CITs must attend a mandatory one week training June 15th-19th consisting of classroom education and interactions with counselors and campers. CITs can then sign up for any CIT fieldwork weeks as their schedule allows with at least a 4-week commitment. 5

Traditional Day Camp Specialty Day Camp Week Dates Ages 5-12 Class # Ages 7-12 Class # $140 R/ $163 NR $160 R/ $183 NR 1 June 14-18 Hawaiian Luau 7479 Master Builders 7489 2 June 21-25 To Infinity and Beyond 7480 Secret Agents 7490 3 June 28-July 2 Party in the USA 7481 Survivor 7491 4 July 5-9 Among Us 7482 Enthusiastic Einsteins 7492 5 July 12-16 Disney Magic 7483 Around the World 7493 6 July 19-23 Superhero Academy 7484 Summer Safari 7494 7 July 26-30 Camp Olympics 7485 Master Chef 7495 8 August 2-6 Year in a Week 7486 Game On! 7496 9 August 9-13 Splish Splash 7487 Music Studio 7497 10 August 16-20 Grand Finale 7488 Outdoor Adventure 7498

Check in and Free Choice Drop off available starting at 7:00am Open House Opening Circle Songs and announcements to start the day! Thursday, June 10, 2020 Snack 5:30-7:00pm Campers will have a quick morning snack provided from Join us at Camp to meet the home to get them started with their day! Camp Counselors, play games, cre- ate an arts & crafts project, pick up Camp Activities your camp t-shirt & get your camper Daily rotations will vary depending on that week’s theme! excited for camp! Lunch After a busy morning, everyone is ready to eat! Read, Rest, Relax Campers will have an opportunity to relax & unwind while watching a movie, playing a quiet game, or reading a book! Camp Activities Daily rotations will vary depending on that week’s theme! Camp Clean-Up Campers will help clean up camp and get it ready for the next day of camp! Free Choice & Late Care Pick up available until 6pm

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Week 1 | Hawaiian Luau | June 14-18 What better way to spend your week at camp than with a cool island vibe? We will be introducing campers to summer fun and games with our Aloha themed week. Discover all the amazing things that make the Hawaiian Islands unique while making tie dye shirts, erupting volcanoes, learning how to hula dance, and pineapple bowling. Week 2 | To Infinity and Beyond | June 21-25 3, 2, 1…Blast off with us this week as we travel out of this world to explore the stars, planets, launch a rocket, try freeze dried food and make it back to Earth in time for dinner. One small step for your camper, one giant leap for the summer. Week 3 | Party in the USA | June 28-July 2 Discover the land we call home! We will celebrate everything red, white and blue, from hometown heroes to monuments across the nation – we have so much to learn and explore! Week 4 | Among Us | July 5-9 There is a secret double agent among us! Come join us at camp and we'll combine our best STEM skills to capture the double agent before it's too late! Week 5 | Disney Magic | July 12-16 This week at camp we will be doing everything Disney! Share your favorite Disney movie and dress up as your favorite Disney character! Test your knowledge this week in Disney trivia. This week is sure to be filled with lots of Disney fun and excitement! Week 6 | Superhero Academy | July 19-23 Unlock your superpowers during this adventure-filled week. Discover the hero in you through chal- lenges, adventures, and good deeds. Grab your mask and capes as we launch ourselves into fun and games! Week 7 | Camp Olympics| July 26-30 Meet your team, pick a color, make a flag, and let the games begin. Olympics week is an oppor- tunity for campers to compete in classic camp games with a lot of laughs along the way! Week 8 | Year in a Week | August 2-6 Experience a full year in just one week of camp. Celebrate holidays like New Years, Valentines Day, Halloween and more! Week 9 | Splish Splash | Aug 9-13 It’s time to get soaked! Splish and splash through an awesome, fun-filled week. Summer is hot, but you’ll stay cool with activities like water sponge games, water relays, slip ‘n slides and more! Week 10 | Grand Finale | Aug 16-20 Did you love all of the water games during Splish Splash week? Did you want to get messy just one more time this summer? Then you’re in luck! Spend the last week of camp revisiting all of our favorite activities and games as we put the entire summer on rewind. 7

Week 1 | Master Builders | June 14-18 For campers who love to build with Lego bricks, Master Builders takes design concepts and applies them in a fun and creative way. Campers will spend their days participating in group builds and free brick play. Week 2 | Secret Agents | June 21-25 Secret codes, puzzles and espionage! Covertly come to camp and be prepared to reveal a week of fun! In addition to regular camp activities campers will complete fun missions with their team. Week 3 | Survivor | June 28-July 2 We’ll split our camp into tribes and compete in a Survivor-like competition! Campers will work as a team to conquer obstacle courses, relay races, puzzles, and team-building exercises. We never vote your child off the island, but teams that earn the most points throughout the day will be recognized at the team council meeting. Week 4 | Enthusiastic Einsteins | July 5-9 Put on your lab coats as we test different scientific theories and myths. Dive into a world of interactive science where day camp is your own laboratory. We’ll have all kinds of science activities, like chemistry experiments, slime, myth-busting, and science facts vs. fiction. Week 5 | Around the World | July 12-16 Enjoy the summer with some cultural experiences including games, food, and activities! We will discover sports and games played in other areas of the world! Week 6 | Summer Safari | July 19-23 Put on your safari hat and take a walk on the wild side as we explore the African Savanna! This week is all about safari themed games, crafts, activities and adventures as we learn about the animals and people that call the savanna home. Week 7 | Master Chef | July 26-30 Calling all master chefs! Campers will experience hands-on cooking sessions. Each day campers will make a meal or snack and can savor their tasty creations by recording them in their very own recipe book! Week 8 | Game On! | August 2-6 Come live out all your favorite board games, game shows, and more in life size fun. This fantastic week will teach you new and classic games alike. Create your own games and play them with your friends! Week 9 | Music Studio | August 9-13 Do you want to become the worlds biggest rockstar? Join us at our music studio! Create, write, and per- form your own song! This camp is a fantastic introduction to music recording and production and perfect if your camper has a passion for music. Week 10 | Outdoor Adventure | August 16-20 Become one with nature this week as we learn all about navigating the wilderness and identifying every- thing that's around us. From bugs to trees to natural formations, learn about what makes being out- side the best! 8

POMS Camp In this camp, dancers will spend the afternoon in a fun environment learning the skills and techniques of poms. Dancers will be taught steps, combinations, and short choreography pieces geared specifically for this age group. Dancers will receive a t-shirt and will perform at the New Berlin 4th of July Festival Parade on Sunday, July 4th at 1:00pm. Register by June 1st to receive t-shirt. Register as the grade your dancer will be in the Fall. Grades K-3 Dates: June 21-25 Time: 1:00-2:30pm Class # 7511 Grades 4-6 Dates: June 21-25 Time: 2:45-4:15pm Class # 7512 Location: Hickory Grove Center, Door #1, upstairs Fee: Resident $42, Non-resident $63

Cheerleading Camp Come cheer with us! In this camp, dancers will spend the afternoon in a fun environment learning the skills and tech- niques of cheerleading including motions, jumps, and crowd leading skills. Dancers will be taught steps, combinations, and short choreography pieces geared specifically for this age group. Dancers will receive a t-shirt and will perform at the New Berlin 4th of July Festival Parade on Sunday, July 4th at 1:00pm. Register by June 1st to receive t-shirt. Register as the grade your dancer will be in the Fall. Grades K-3 Dates: June 28-July 2 Time: 1:00-2:30pm Class # 7513 Grades 4-6 Dates: June 28-July 2 Time: 2:45-4:15pm Class # 7514 Location: Hickory Grove Center, Door #1, upstairs Fee: Resident $42, Non-resident $63

Hip Hop/Jazz Camp In this camp, dancers will spend the afternoon in a fun environment learning the skills and techniques of Hip Hop and Jazz. Dancers will be taught steps, combinations, and short choreography pieces geared specifically for this age group. Basic gymnastic skills will be taught, such as forward roll, backward roll, back bend, and handstands. Dancers will receive a t-shirt and will perform at the New Berlin 4th of July Festival Parade on Sunday, July 4th at 1:00pm. Register by June 1st to receive a t-shirt. Register as the grade your dancer will be in the Fall. Grades 2-4 Dates: July 5-9 Time: 1:00-2:30pm Class # 7515 Grades 5-8 Dates: July 5-9 Time: 2:45-4:15pm Class # 7516 Location: Hickory Grove Center, Door #1, upstairs Fee: Resident $42, Non-resident $63

S.N.A.P. - Special Needs & Abilities Day Camp This is a half day program serving New Berlin youth residents with disabilities. Specialists, trained/certified in Exceptional Educa- tion, will organize and lead activities. Parents of children with disabilities interested in assisting, or volunteers interested in help- ing, should contact the Recreation Department at (262)797-2443. Volunteer applications are available on the City’s website: www.newberlin.org. Ages: 6-21 years Class # 7517 Dates: June 14-July 23 Days & Times: Monday-Friday 9am-12pm Fee: $300 - Residents only Registration Deadline: Friday, May 8 Location: Hickory Grove Center Must register in person at the Recreation Department in City Hall

Due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic and the timing and nature of the Safety Town program, we will resume this popular program in the sum- mer of 2022. We thank you in advance for your understanding and look forward to seeing you next summer! 9

For children 5-11 years old S.T.E.A.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) Team Series will help your child develop a pas- sion for exploration and growth! Each class will encourage participants to think outside the box and work on creative and imaginative problem solving solutions. Pick your favorite theme or join us for the whole series!

Theme Date Class # STEAM TEAM DETAILS Inventors Workshop June 16 7518 WHEN? Select Wednesdays Brickmania June 30 7519 throughout the summer; 1-4pm WHERE? Hickory Grove, Super Slime Science July 14 7520 2600 S. Sunny Slope Rd, Spy Academy July 28 7521 New Berlin, WI The Toy Box Aug 11 7522 COST? $20 Res., Non-Res. $30

For children 5-11 years old Come and explore New Berlin’s ecosystem as we take a deep dive into nature! Each day will be filled with hikes, games, and plenty of adventure and exploring! Pick your favorite theme or choose to come to all six! Children will make new friends and learn about nature, all while fostering a love and appreciation for the great outdoors!

Theme Date Class # TRAIL MIX DETAILS Eco-Explorers July 12 7523 WHEN? Select Mondays Outdoors and S'mores July 19 7524 throughout the summer; 1-4pm

Woodland Wizards July 26 7525 WHERE? Malone Park, Shelter Beetles, Bugs & Butterflies Aug 2 7526 #1 16400 W Al Stigler Pkwy, New Berlin, WI 53151 Let’s get Messy Aug 9 7527 COST? $20 Res., Non-Res. $30 Wilderness Survival Aug 16 7528

For children 5-11 years old Let’s get cooking! Junior Chefs offers the perfect opportunity for children to experience just how fun cooking can be! Participants will make two different delectable recipes each day, while learning basic cooking skills and kitchen safety! Some ingredients may contain peanuts, tree nuts, gluten or eggs.

Theme Date Class # JUNIOR CHEF DETAILS Simple Sweets & Insane Eats June 23 7529 WHEN? Select Wednesdays Cupcake Masters July 7 7530 throughout the summer; 1-4pm Culinary Passport July 21 7531 WHERE? Hickory Grove, 2600 S. Sunny Slope Rd, Campfire Cooking Aug 4 7661 New Berlin, WI Jr. Master Chef Aug 18 7532 COST? $20 Res., Non-Res. $30 10

Parent & Me Sports of all Sorts This is a great opportunity to introduce a variety of sports to your young athlete! Each week, participants will learn a new sport such as t-ball, football, basketball, and soccer, under the direction of Recreation staff. Participants will work with a parent or guardian on all skills. Ages: 3-4 years Session 1: Tuesdays, June 15-July 13 Time: 3:00pm-3:35pm Class # 7533 Session 2: Thursday, July 22-Aug 19 Time: 3:00pm-3:35pm Class # 7534 Location: Hickory Grove Center, Gym Fee: Resident $42, Non-resident $63 Mini Sports of all Sorts This is a great opportunity to introduce a variety of sports to your young athlete! Each week, participants will learn a new sport such as t-ball, football, basketball, and soccer, under the direction of Recreation staff. Ages: 5-8 years Session 1: Tuesdays, June 15-July 13 Time: 3:45pm-4:30pm Class # 7535 Session 2: Thursday, July 22-Aug 19 Time: 3:45pm-4:30pm Class # 7536 Location: Hickory Grove Center,Gym Fee: Resident $42, Non-resident $63 Parent & Me Soccer GOOOOALLL! Learn the fundamentals of soccer including footwork with the ball, passing, kicking goals and more! Par- ticipants will practice skills through various activities and challenges each week. Participants will work with a parent or guardian throughout practice. Ages: 3-4 years Session 1: Tuesdays, June 15-July 13 Time: 6:00pm-6:35pm Class # 7537 Session 2: Thursday, June 17-July 15 Time: 6:00pm-6:35pm Class # 7538 Session 3: Tuesday, July 20-Aug 17 Time: 6:00pm-6:35pm Class # 7539 Location: Hickory Grove Center, Field Fee: Resident $42, Non-resident $63

Mini Soccer GOOOOALLL! Learn the fundamentals of soccer including footwork with the ball, passing, kicking goals and more! Par- ticipants will practice skills each week and work towards playing a real game of soccer by the end of the class. Ages: 5-8 years Session 1: Tuesdays, June 15-July 13 Time: 4:45pm-5:30pm Class # 7540 Session 2: Thursday, June 17-July 15 Time: 4:45pm-5:30pm Class # 7541 Session 3: Tuesday, July 20-Aug 17 Time: 4:45pm-5:30pm Class # 7542 Location: Hickory Grove Center, Field Fee: Resident $42, Non-resident $63

Parent & Me T-Ball Hit a homerun! Have fun learning all about America’s pastime, baseball! Recreation staff will instruct participants on the fundamentals of t-ball including: throwing, running the bases, catching, and hitting off of a tee. Participants will work with a parent or guardian on all skills. Ages: 3-4 years Session 1: Thursday, July 22-Aug 19 Time: 6:00pm-6:35pm Class # 7543 Location: Hickory Grove Center, Field Fee: Resident $42, Non-resident $63

Mini Baseball Hit a homerun! Have fun learning all about America’s pastime, baseball! Recreation staff will instruct par- ticipants on the fundamentals of t-ball including: throwing, running the bases, catching, and hitting off of a tee. All participants should bring a fielding glove to class. Ages: 5-8 years Session 1: Thursday, July 22-Aug 19 Time: 4:45pm-5:30pm Class # 7544 Location: Hickory Grove Center, Field Fee: Resident $42, Non-resident $63

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Parent & Me Basketball Dribble, pass, shoot and score with this fun class for little athletes. Mini basketball will teach the fun- damentals of the sport in a safe and friendly environment. No experience necessary! Participants will work with a parent or guardian on all skills. Ages: 3-4 years Session 1: Thursday, June 17-July 15 Time: 3:00pm-3:35pm Class # 7545 Session 2: Tuesday, July 20-Aug 17 Time: 3:00pm-3:35pm Class # 7546 Location: Hickory Grove Center, Gym Fee: Resident $42, Non-resident $63

Mini Basketball Dribble, pass, shoot and score with this fun class for little athletes. Mini basketball will teach the fundamentals of the sport in a safe and friendly environment. No experience necessary! Ages: 5-7 years Session 1: Thursday, June 17-July 15 Time: 3:45pm-4:30pm Class # 7547 Session 2: Tuesday, July 20-Aug 17 Time: 3:45pm-4:30pm Class # 7548 Location: Hickory Grove Center, Gym Fee: Resident $42, Non-resident $63

Intro to Tennis FUN-damentals Interested in learning a bit more about tennis in a fun and relaxed environment? Join us for this fun-filled program where we will work on the fundamentals of tennis! Players will practice hand-eye coordination & basic strokes, and game strate- gy through fun and competitive drills and match play. Please bring your own racquet if possible! Ages 5-7: Friday, June 18– Aug 6 (No class 7/2) Time: 9:00am-9:45am Class #7549 Ages 8-12: Friday, June 18– Aug 6 (No class 7/2) Time: 10:00am-11:00pm Class #7550 Location: Malone Park Tennis Courts Fee: Resident $42, Non-resident $63

Learn to Skate This five week class consists of introduction/development of basic ice skating skills for youth ages 4-12 years. Participants will develop confidence on the ice by learning to skate forwards and backwards, turn and stop, and falling and recover- ing. It is required that children bring helmets (bike or other helmet is fine), gloves, and warm clothes to class. The rink tem- perature is approx. 50 degrees. Ages: 4-6 years Session 1: Wednesdays, May 19-June 16 Time: 5:00pm-5:30pm Class # 7551 Session 2: Wednesday, June 23-July 21 Time: 5:00pm-5:30pm Class # 7552 Session 3: Wednesday, July 28-August 25 Time: 5:00pm-5:30pm Class # 7553

Ages: 7-12 years Session 1: Wednesdays, May 19-June 16 Time: 5:00pm-5:30pm Class # 7554 Session 2: Wednesday, June 23-July 21 Time: 5:00pm-5:30pm Class # 7555 Session 3: Wednesday, July 28-August 25 Time: 5:00pm-5:30pm Class # 7556

Location: Eble Ice Arena, 19400 W Bluemound Rd. Fee: Resident $70, Non-resident $93

Archery Beginner archery is a 5-week course where instruction will be given to beginners or those wanting to improve their archery skills. Fundamentals and safety will be key components of the class. Children must have a parent or guardian present. Participants may use their own equipment. Those without equipment will be charged an additional fee to use the club’s equipment. The club’s rental equipment may be shared among students during class. No crossbows or broad head arrows are permitted. Ages: 8 years and older Dates: Wednesday, August 4-September 1 Time: 5:00pm-7:00pm Fee with your own equipment: Resident $45, Non-resident $67 Class # 7557 Fee with rental equipment: Resident $55, Non-resident $78 Class # 7558 Location: Schultz Rod & Gun Club - W146S8025 Schultz Lane, Muskego, WI 12

Music Makers & More - 5 Weeks This sing along musical activity group is designed for children and their parents or caregivers. The class incorporates tradi- tional children’s songs, finger play, rhythm instruments, and dance movements as well as puppets that help tell a story with the songs. Our goal is to give children an interest and love for all kinds of music. Bring your dancing feet and join us for a fun family class. Ages: 9 months-4 years w/parent Dates: Tuesday, June 22-July 20 Time: 9:15am-9:45am Class # 7559 Location: New Berlin Community Center *Summer Location Change* Fee: Resident $53, Non-resident $76

Zumbini - 8 Weeks This is a fun, energetic music and movement class with a parent or caregiver. Nurture your child’s natural musi- cal abilities, bond and play together, and enjoy music and dance exploration in a social setting with a “Zumba” flavor. This class includes a Zumbini Bundle - 2 cd’s & songbook. Ages: Walking-3 years w/ parent Dates: Thursday, June 24-August 12 Time: 9:15am-10:00am Class # 7560 Location: Hickory Grove Center, Door #1, Upstairs Fee: Resident $77, Non-resident $100

Dance Out Your Sillies - 8 Weeks In this class children will attend with a parent or responsible adult to have fun dancing your sillies out while being creative, learning beginning dance movements, to be creative with music, utilizing ribbons, instruments, and more. Ages: 2-3 years w/ parent Session 1: Wednesday, June 23-August 11 Time: 5:40pm-6:10pm Class # 7561 Session 2: Friday, June 25-August 13 Time: 10:00am-10:30am Class # 7562 Location: Hickory Grove Center, Door #1, Upstairs Fee: Resident $49, Non-resident $72

Creative Movement - 8 Weeks This class is for youth to learn and enjoy basic dance movements while being creative with ribbon wands, bean bags, fun songs and more without parent participation. (Ballet shoes strongly suggested) Ages: 3-4 years Session 1: Wednesday, June 23-August 11 Time: 5:00pm-5:30pm Class # 7563 Session 2: Thursday, June 24-August 12 Time: 10:05am-10:35am Class # 7564 Location: Hickory Grove Center, Door #1, Upstairs Fee: Res. $49, Non-res. $72

Hip Hop Funk Dance Class This class teaches a combination of Jazz and Hip Hop/Funk dance routines to popular Pop and Hip Hop songs you hear in videos and on the radio. This class is for people of all different dance levels with no previous dance experience required. Basic gymnastic skills will be taught such as forward roll, backward roll, back bend, and handstands. Ages: 11-15 years/5th to 8th grade Dates: Wednesday, June 23-August 11 Time: 7:15pm-8:00pm Class # 7565 Location: Hickory Grove Center, Door #1, Upstairs Fee: Resident $49, Non-resident $72

Junior Hip Hop Funk Dance Class This class teaches a combination of Jazz and Hip Hop/Funk dance routines to popular Pop and Hip Hop songs you hear in videos and on the radio. This class is for people of all different dance levels with no pre- vious dance experience required. Basic gymnastic skills will be taught such as forward roll, backward roll, back bend, and handstands. Ages: 7-11 years/2nd to 4th Grade Dates: Wednesday, June 23-August 11 Time: 6:20pm-7:05pm Class # 7566 Location: Hickory Grove Center, Door #1, Upstairs Fee: Resident $49, Non-resident $72 13

Class Structure: Programs are designed as a year long program. Participants should remain in the same level for at least two sessions before progressing onto the next level. Ballet slippers, Jazz, Tap Shoes rqrd. Location: All classes meet at Hickory Grove Center, 2600 S Sunny Slope Rd. SW Entrance, Door #1, Upstairs.

Pre-Ballet & Tap 1 In this introductory class, children will learn basic ballet & tap steps. Through dance movements, they will increase their spatial & body awareness and work to increase coordination in a very positive social interactive setting. Ages 4-5 or passed Creative Movement

Class # Day Dates Time Fees

7567 Monday June 21-August 9 4:30pm-5:15pm Res. $49, Non-res. $72

7568 Friday June 25-August 13 9:00am-9:45am Res. $49, Non-res. $72 Pre-Ballet & Tap 2B Children will learn basic ballet and tap steps. Through dance movements, they will continue to increase their spatial awareness, body awareness, coordination, grace & poise. Ages 5 and up or passed Pre-Ballet and Tap 1/K5

Class # Day Dates Time Fees

7569 Monday June 21-August 9 5:20pm-6:05pm Res. $49, Non-res. $72

7570 Wednesday June 23-August 11 9:00am-9:45am Res. $49, Non-res. $72 Pre-Ballet & Tap 2A Children will learn basic ballet and tap steps. Through dance movements, they will continue to increase their spatial awareness, body awareness, coordination, grace & poise. Ages 6 and up or passed Pre-Ballet and Tap 2B/1st Grade

Class # Day Dates Time Fees

7571 Monday June 21-August 9 6:10pm-6:55pm Res. $49, Non-res. $72

7572 Wednesday June 23-August 11 9:50am-10:35am Res. $49, Non-res. $72 Ballet & Tap 1 Children will learn/review basic ballet & tap steps through bar work & dance movements. Terminology will be taught. Ages 2nd or 3rd grade or passed Pre-Ballet and Tap 2A/2nd-4th Grade

Class # Day Dates Time Fees

7573 Monday June 21-August 9 7:00pm-7:45pm Res. $49, Non-res. $72

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In order to offer a high quality Tumbling/Gymnastics All classes held at Program for your 4-13+ year Milwaukee Reign Training Facility: olds, we have teamed up 3070 S Calhoun Rd with Milwaukee Reign to Fees for all classes: provide some exciting new Resident $59, Non-Resident $82 classes!

Tiny Tumblers (Ages 4-7) Tumblers will work on proper technique and form when executing cartwheels, round-offs, and a variety of other skills. This is a great opportunity to get your child involved in a fun and challenging program aimed at fostering a love of the sport! Thursday, June 3-July 15 (No class 7/1) Time: 4:15pm-5:00pm Class # 7574 Saturday, June 5-July 17 (No class 7/3) Time: 9:00am-9:45am Class # 7575 Thursday, July 22-August 26 Time: 4:15pm-5:00pm Class # 7576 Saturday, July 24-August 28 Time: 9:00am-9:45am Class # 7577 Little Warrior Program (Ages 4-7) Unleash your inner warrior! Boys and Girls will learn the basic motor movements, and engage muscle groups needed for all sports. The Ninja Warrior Obstacle Course will allow children to improve their rolls, flips, jumps, and kicks in a safe and fun- filled environment. Your child’s strength, agility, and problem solving will all be put to the test with the help of trained staff! Tuesday, June 1-July 13 (No class 6/29) Time: 4:15pm-5:00pm Class # 7578 Thursday, June 3-July 15 (No class 7/1) Time: 5:00pm-5:45pm Class # 7579 Saturday, June 5-July 17 (No class 7/3) Time: 1:45pm-2:30pm Class # 7580 Tuesday, July 20-August 24 Time: 4:15pm-5:00pm Class # 7581 Thursday, July 22-August 26 Time: 5:00pm-5:45pm Class # 7582 Saturday, July 24-August 28 Time: 1:45pm-2:30pm Class # 7583 Parkidz Beginner (Ages 8-12) Students will start with the basics of Parkour: using proper landing techniques, rolls, and vaults to efficiently get from point A to point B. For students that have completed the beginner level and are looking to expand their skills, please contact MKE Reign directly to see what classes are available. Tuesday, June 1-July 13 (No class 6/29) Time: 5:00pm-5:45pm Class # 7584 Thursday, June 3-July 15 (No class 7/1) Time: 6:45pm-7:30pm Class # 7585 Saturday, June 5-July 17 (No class 7/3) Time: 12:15pm-1:00pm Class # 7586 Tuesday, July 20-August 24 Time: 5:00pm-5:45pm Class # 7587 Thursday, July 22-August 26 Time: 6:45pm-7:30pm Class # 7588 Saturday, July 24-August 28 Time: 12:15pm-1:00pm Class # 7589 Parkour Beginner (Ages 13+) Students will start with the basics of Parkour: using proper landing techniques, rolls, and vaults to efficiently get from point A to point B. For students that have completed the beginner level and are looking to expand their skills, please contact MKE Reign directly to see what classes are available. Tuesday, June 1-July 13 (No class 6/29) Time: 5:45pm-6:30pm Class # 7590 Tuesday, July 20-August 24 Time: 5:45pm-6:30pm Class # 7591

Note: MKE Reign offers additional classes besides the ones listed above. Please contact them directly if you are looking for a program or time that may work better with your 15 family’s schedule. Thank you!

American Red Cross Babysitting This course is ideal for current and future babysitters - teaching them the best ways to keep themselves and the children in their care safe. Feeding, diapering, safety, safe play, first-aid, leadership, and professionalism are some of the topics that will be covered. NOTE: Participant’s attendance is required for the full 6 hours. Students may bring a snack and a drink to class. Please bring a notebook and pen or pencil for taking notes. No refunds or transfers less than 10 business days before class. Ages: 11-16 years Class 1: Monday, June 28 Time: 9:00am-3:00pm Class # 7592 Class 2: Monday, July 19 Time: 9:00am-3:00pm Class # 7593 Class 3: Monday, August 2 Time: 9:00am-3:00pm Class # 7594 Class 4: Monday, August 16 Time: 9:00am-3:00pm Class # 7595 Location: Hickory Grove Center Fee: Resident $60, Non-resident $83 Youth & Family Painting Course For ages 6 and up! Do you have a mini Picasso? We have just the thing! Participants will explore their crea- tive side while following step by step instructions to create their very own masterpiece. Instructions courtesy of Grape Escape LLC. Saturday, June 12 Butterfly Time: 3:00pm-4:00pm Class # 7596 Saturday, July 10 Hot Air Balloons Time: 3:00pm-4:00pm Class # 7597 Saturday, August 14 Sandals Time: 3:00pm-4:00pm Class # 7598 Location: Hickory Grove Center, Kitchen Fee Per Class: Resident $20, Non-resident $30

New Berlin Family Campout Enjoy the fun of camping as a family with the all the amenities of Malone Park! Join us for a fun-filled night under the stars—come pitch your tent and we will provide fun family activities, the campfire, a movie in the park, and of course all the fixings to make s’mores! Don’t miss this easy peasy camping opportunity! Ages: Family event for everyone Dates: Sat-Sun, August 7-8 Time: 1:00pm-10:00am Class # 7599 Location: Malone Park, 16400 W Al Stigler Fee: Resident $30, Non-resident $45 Limited to the first 30 families to register!

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If a class, program, or activity is cancelled due to in- clement weather or other circumstances beyond our control, the New Berlin Recreation Department will Since 1978, the New Berlin Athletic Association make every effort to reschedule the activity. If it is not (NBAA) has been a State licensed non-profit or- possible to provide a make-up time, no partial refunds ganization providing resident youth with a variety will be given. There is no refund, credit, or reduction of of athletic programs, including basketball, soccer, fees for classes/activities missed by participants. For baseball, and softball. weather related program cancellation information, follow us on Facebook, check out our website, or con- With a focus on learning the fundamentals of tact our weather hotline at (262)-754-1700. each sport, teamwork, and sportsmanship, the NBAA not only works on developing athletic ability,

but also building characteristics that make a good team player. Upcoming Registrations: Interested in reserving a New Berlin picnic shelter for an event this Summer? The Recreation Department Is ac- Soccer - May 1st, 2021 cepting reservations through October of 2021. Be sure to reserve your shelter soon! Future Registrations: Visit https://apm.activecommunities.com/newberlin or Basketball - September 1st, 2021 New Berlin City Hall to reserve a shelter. Baseball & Softball - January 15th, 2022 For more information, please visit our website at :

For the last 40 years, the NBAA has given THOU- SANDS of children the opportunity to learn & grow through participation in youth sports. How- ever, this has only been possible because of the commitment of volunteers in our community! Every season requires help with coaching, offici- ating, and coordinating. If you would like to help us continue this wonderful New Berlin tradi- tion and continue to give the children in our community this wonderful opportunity, please reach out to us via our website:

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Staci has an Associate’s Degree in Restaurant and Hotel Cookery from MATC and has worked for such prestigious places as Hubbard Park Lodge and Brubaker’s. These classes are designed for the novice, as well as the seasoned veteran. Please bring a beverage, notepad, and pen to class. Enrollment will be adjusted in conjunction with COVID-19 guidelines 6:30pm-9:00pm Resident $26, Non-resident $39 Hickory Grove Kitchen

Cocktail-Inspired Recipes for Summer It's a universal doctrine that good food and drinks are the recipe for a festive evening, so tonight we are bringing them together and showcasing foods inspired by cocktails. You'll sample...Mojito Chicken (rum & mint), Dark & Stormy Pork Ta- cos (rum, bitters & ginger beer) both served with Caribbean Rice, and a Pina Colada Tart (coconut, pineapple) for des- sert. I will also include recipes for Bloody Mary Tomato Bombs (vodka) and Gin & Tonic Pickles (gin) . Date: Monday, June 7 Class # 7600

Summer Appetizers Let’s get out to the patio with some good friends, great food and the best wine! Apps are where it’s at for simple summer entertaining. I'll prepare...Fresh Vietnamese Summer Rolls with Sweet/Sour Sauce, Lettuce Cups with Pecan-Blueberry Chicken Salad, Italian Sausage Sliders with Bourbon-Bacon Jam on Pretzel Buns, Mini Lemon Curd Tartlets. Date: Monday, July 12 Class # 7601

Tomato Time Juicy, ripe and colorful, fresh tomatoes are one of the summer season's greatest pleasures. Tomatoes are sweet, delicious and a wonderful additon to many entrees. But if you have more tomatoes on hand than you know what to do with this year, try one of these delicious recipes to transform them into something truly special. You'll sample...Fresh Tomato Bru- schetta, Fall Tomato Soup with Basil and Parmesan crisps, Spanish Beef Stew with Tomatoes & Garlic served with Polenta and sautéed grape tomatoes. Date: Monday, August 2 Class # 7602 Gonzo for Gumbo! October 12th is National Gumbo Day and New Orleans is one of my favorite places in the whole world! So we are going to celebrate the vibrant food and culture of this historic city and of course sample some Gumbo! I’ll also make another NOLA classic…BBQ’d Shrimp--a beloved local dish! But despite the name, it is not actually barbecued and does not have barbe- cue sauce. You’ll sample…NOLA Barbequed Shrimp, Chicken & Sausage Gumbo, Pralines Bananas Foster. Date: Monday, Sept 13 Class # 7603 19

Presented by Children’s Wisconsin Primary Care! Parenting isn’t always easy! Join us for these great classes that teach how to spend less time battling misbehavior, and more time building close relationships. Nurse Practitioner, Jodi Spahr will help you develop positive parenting skills to manage stress and encourage healthy habits, and that can mean more good days for your family! All classes are free; pre-registration required. These programs are recommended for caretakers with children between the ages of 0-12 years old.

Power of Positive Parenting Tues, June 15 Class # 7604 Taming Temper Tantrums Tues, June 29 Class # 7605 Exploring Ways to Promote Your Child’s Self-Esteem Wed, July 14 Class # 7606

Location: Meeting virtually via Zoom Video Chat; more information will be emailed upon registration. Time: 6:00pm-7:30pm Fee: Free; pre-registration required Age: Recommended for caretakers with children between the ages of 0-12

Selling Your Home with the Quickest & Best Results Learn valuable tips regarding the current market, plus the definition of a “market analysis”. Become familiar with the Offer to Purchase pages. Learn about prepaids & closing costs for the buyer that may be included on the Offer to Pur- chase. How does deferred maintenance and defects affect the marketing of your home? How to negotiate the “defects” determined by the Home Inspector. What questions need to be addressed/answered prior to listing the proper- ty? Should you offer a “Home Warranty” for the buyer? The instructor will address these topics, plus many more. Do not miss this seminar if you are contemplating selling your home in the near future.

Location: Virtually via Zoom, more information will be emailed upon registration If Zoom doesn’t work for you, please call Kathleen at 414-881-1836 Instructor: Kathleen Golembiewski & Penny Charlson

Class # Day Dates Time Fees

7607 Monday August 2 6:30pm-8:00pm Res. $10, Non-res. $15

First Time Home or Condo Buyer This seminar is a MUST! Become informed on the entire mortgage process from pre-approved to closing. Learn about credit scoring, interest rates, closing costs, prepaids & more. What is the difference between a ‘traditional real estate agent” and a “Buyer Agent” (who will only represent you in the transaction). How important is “market analysis” on the property you plan on writing an offer. Become informed on the importance of the home inspection, negotiating defects discovered at the inspection, gap insurance & approval contingency. The instructors will guide you through the entire pro- cess of purchasing a home/condo.

Location: Virtually via Zoom, more information will be emailed upon registration If Zoom doesn’t work for you, please call Kathleen at 414-881-1836 Instructor: Kathleen Golembiewski & Penny Charlson

Class # Day Dates Time Fees

7608 Tuesday August 3 6:30pm-8:00pm Res. $10, Non-res. $15

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Couch to 5k Whether you’ve never run before, or if you want to get back into being more active, Couch to 5k is an easy way to be- come more fit and healthy. This program is designed for beginners to gradually build up their running ability. Lace up your sneakers and fill up your water bottle and join us throughout the Summer as we work together to get moving! Ages: 16 years and older Class # 7609 Dates: Wednesday, June 16-August 11 Time: 5:30pm-6:30pm Location: ProHealth Care Park Fee: Resident $36, Non-resident $54

Adult Painting Course For adults, ages 21 and up! Come join us for a relaxing night out! Spend a relaxing evening following step by step instruc- tions as you create your very own masterpiece! Instructions courtesy of Grape Escape LLC. Saturday, June 12 Field of Flowers Time: 5:00pm-6:00pm Class # 7610 Saturday, July 10 Flower Blossom Time: 5:00pm-6:00pm Class # 7611 Saturday, August 14 Sailboat Time: 5:00pm-6:00pm Class # 7612 Location: Hickory Grove Center, Kitchen Fee: Resident $20, Non-resident $30

Adult Tap & Jazz No experience necessary - just a willingness to have fun! Dancing is a great way to exercise, and a fun way to meet people. Classes will include a light jazz warm-up, tap dance, and a cool down. Wear loose clothing that will allow easy movement. Tap shoes required at the first class. Tap shoes can be purchased at Trep Art in Brookfield. Ages: 18 years and older Class # 7613 Dates: Monday, June 21-August 9 Time: 7:45pm-8:30pm Location: Hickory Grove Center, Door #1, Upstairs Fee: Resident $49, Non-resident $72 Christmas in July - Christmas Card XI

July wouldn’t be the same without the usual Christmas in July card class. Make three cards of four different designs. A total of 12 cards (along with envelopes) will be ready to send out in December! Wear something Christmassy to help get in the mood to make Christmas cards! Christmas carols will also be playing!

**Bring Basic Tool Kit - adhesive, bone folder, scissors, pencil, ruler, paper trimmer, embossing buddy.** Date: Wednesday, July 14 Location: New Berlin Community Center - Trailside Room Class 1: 9:00am-12:00pm Class # 7614 Instructor: Barb Ruehle Class 2: 6:30pm-10pm Class # 7663 Fee: Resident $25, Non-resident $37

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Time to get on a roll! New Berlin Recreation is now offering a recreational bocce league! Teams of 2 play double headers in this 8 week league at Malone Park! All games are self-officiated with equipment provided onsite. Teams of 2 must be registered by June 12th. Onsite concessions will be available. Ages: 17 years and older Class # 7615 Dates: Mondays, June 14 - Aug 9 (No matches 7/5) Time: 6:00pm-8:00pm Location: Malone Park, Shelter #1 Fee: Resident $40/team, Non-resident $60/team

Nothing kills a program quicker than waiting until the last minute to register for it! If there are not enough regis- trants four days prior to the start of a program, it will be cancelled. Avoid the regret by registering today!

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Open Play Pickleball Pickleball is a fun sport that combines many elements of tennis, badminton, and ping-pong. The rules are simple and the game is easy to learn, but can develop into a quick, fast-paced, competitive game for experienced players! Regardless of your experience level, we can provide you with everything you need to get started! Register for one month at a time, or pay for the whole summer at a discounted rate. To begin this open-play program, all skill levels will be combined into a mixed dou- bles format. Different times and skill levels may be added to reflect demand. Days: Monday, Wednesday, Friday Time: 9:00am-11:30am Days: Thursday Time: 5:00pm-7:00pm Location: Valley View Park - 5051 S Sunny Slope Road

Class # Month Start Date Fees

7616 May May 3 (No 5/31) Res. $8, Non-res. $12

7617 June June 2 Res. $8, Non-res. $12

7618 July July 1 (No 7/5) Res. $8, Non-res. $12

7619 August August 2 Res. $8, Non-res. $12

7620 4 Month Pass May 3-August 30 Res. $24, Non-res. $36 *Drop-in Fee: Res. $2, Non-res. $3

Pickleball Drills & Game Play Beginners—This series introduces players to the basic shots of the game including groundstrokes, volleys, serve, return of serve, and scoring. Proper grip, grip pressure, paddle skills, and court positioning will also be covered. Drills and game play are both used to incorporate skills and strategies into your game.

Advanced Beginners—For those players who have some experience playing, this series is focused on developing consistency and accuracy with the fundamental strokes and introducing depth and placement on both the forehand and backhand sides. Punch volleys, block volleys, and high-ball put aways will be added to your arsenal of shots.

Intermediate—This series is for the player who is mastering the fundamentals and is looking to improve their soft game (dinks and drops) while also attacking with power when the situation allows. 3rd shot drops, mastering dinks, shifting for coverage, and at- tacking are the focus. The offensive lob and the overhead smash will be introduced and added to your game

Location: Buena Park Pickleball Courts, 16301 W Coachlight Drive Instructor: Kelly Whalen **NO CLASS June, 29th

Beginners : Tuesday, May 18-June 1 9:00am-10:00am Res. $25, Non-Res. $37 Class # 7621 Tuesday, June 15-July 6 ** 5:15pm-6:15pm Res. $25, Non-Res. $37 Class # 7622 Tuesday, July 20-Aug 3 9:00am-10:00am Res. $25, Non-Res. $37 Class # 7623

Advanced Beginners: Tuesday, May 18-June 1 10:00am-11:30am Res. $30, Non-Res. $45 Class # 7624 Tuesday, June 15-July 6 ** 6:30pm-8:00pm Res. $30, Non-Res. $45 Class # 7625 Tuesday, July 20-Aug 3 10:00am-11:30am Res. $30, Non-Res. $45 Class # 7626

Intermediate: Tuesday, May 18-June 1 5:30pm-7:00pm Res. $30, Non-Res. $45 Class # 7627 Tuesday, June 15-July 6 ** 10:00am-11:30am Res. $30, Non-Res. $45 Class # 7628 Tuesday, July 20-Aug 3 5:30pm-7:00pm Res. $30, Non-Res. $45 Class # 7664

Learn to Play Pickleball Pickleball is a sport anyone can learn to play and enjoy. This game is similar to tennis but is gaining popularity because it requires less movement, yet remains competitive and fun. Balls and paddles will be provided for those that don’t have their own. This program is intended for players with zero Pickleball experience. Please wear athletic shoes and bring something to stay hydrated! Tuesday, May 4 Time: 5:00pm-7:00pm Class # 7629 Thursday, August 5 Time: 8:30am-10:30am Class # 7630 Tuesday, August 10 Time: 8:30am-10:30am Class # 7631 Location: Buena Park Pickleball Courts - 16301 W Coachlight Drive Fee: Free, Pre-registration is REQUIRED 24

Every Monday Night 6 : 0 0 p m - 8 : 0 0 p m STARTING JUNE 7, 2021

Register online with class #7632, in person, by drop box, or by mail. For more information, contact the New Berlin Recreation Department at: 262-797-2443 or [email protected]

The New Berlin Recreation Department will be hosting a community- wide Cornhole Tournament as part of the City of New Berlin’s 4th of July Festival. This tournament will be held on July 3rd beginning at 5pm at Malone Park. Register your team of two players by June 28th. All teams must pre-register for this tournament. Games will be played us- ing the official ACO rules.

To register, detach form below and return with payment to:

City of New Berlin Recreation Department, 3805 S Casper Dr. New Berlin, WI 53151

OR register online with class # 7633 Date: Saturday, July 3rd Location: Malone Park near softball fields Time: 5:00pm Fees: $25/team of two

Team Name: ______

Player #1: ______Phone: ______Email: ______

Player #2: ______Phone: ______Email: ______

For more details or questions, please contact the New Berlin Recreation Department at 262-797-2443, 25 or email at [email protected]

Slow Flow Yoga

Stretch your body, stretch your mind, stretch your spirit. Learn to integrate and transform your energy into creative new- ness. In these all-levels yoga classes you will learn fundamental yoga postures, breathing techniques, and guided relaxa- tions. Come experience this complete conditioning program. All instructors are fully certified with years of teaching experi- ence! Please wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat. Props such as a yoga block and blanket may be helpful. Location: New Berlin Community Center - Prairie View Room, *class will be held outside weather permitting Instructor: Alex Druzny—In person classes, Katy Martens—Virtual classes

Class # Day Dates Time Fees

7634 *Tuesday* June 1-July 13 (No class 6/29) 8:45am-10:00am Res. $66, Non-res. $89

7635 *Tuesday* July 20-August 31 (No class 8/17) 8:45am-10:00am Res. $66, Non-res. $89

7636 Thursday June 3-August 26 (No class 6/24, 7/1, 8/12 & 8/19) 6:00pm-7:15pm Res. $99, Non-res. $122

7637 Thursday VIRTUAL: June 3-July 1 9:30am-10:45am Res. $55, Non-res $78

7638 Thursday VIRTUAL: July 15-August 12 9:30am-10:45am Res. $55, Non-res $78 7639 Friday June 4-August 27 (No class 6/25, 7/2, 8/13, 8/20) 9:30pm-10:45pm Res. $99, Non-res. $122

Meditation Made Easy Have you heard about the many health benefits of meditation but are unsure where to begin? If so, then this class is for you! Meditation Made Easy is for people who live in the modern world, have busy lives, and struggle with the rules of what they think meditation IS. During the first part of each class, you will be led through a series of gentle stretches and move- ments to prepare your body and mind. Then you will be guided through 25 min relaxation and meditation, where you will experience a state of deep rest. Please bring a yoga mat, a firm blanket or meditation cushion, and wear comfortable clothing. Meditation can be done seated, on a chair, or lying down. Location: New Berlin Community Center - Prairie View Room Instructor: Alex Druzny

Class # Day Dates Time Fees

7640 Tuesday June 1-July 13 (No class 6/29) 6:15pm-7:00pm Res. $60, Non-res. $83

7641 Friday June 4-August 27 (No class 6/25, 7/2, 8/13, 8/20) 8:30am-9:15am Res. $90, Non-res. $113 7642 Tuesday July 20-August 31 (No class 8/17) 6:15pm-7:00pm Res. $60, Non-res. $83

Essential Oils Basics & Intro Kit Get everything you need to start transforming your health with essential oils now! Essential oils have been used for thousands of years to greatly benefit health and improve quality of life. In this introductory class, you'll learn the basics of what essential oils are, why they work, and how to safely use them. Best of all you’ll get to take home an intro kit of four essential oil samples to get you started: Wild Orange uplifts and brightens the mood, Peppermint will cool and soothe a headache or upset stomach, Serenity blend brings a night of restful sleep, Balance blend will keep you grounded and steady all day long. Class 1: Friday, July 16 Time: 11:15am-12:00pm Class # 7643 Class 2: Thursday, August 26 Time: 5:00pm-5:45pm Class # 7644 Location: New Berlin Community Center, Trailside Room Fee: Resident $18, Non-resident $27 Instructor: Alex Druzny

Essential Oils Lifestyle Integration Series The regular use of essential oils keeps us healthy and functioning at our best! In this series you’ll learn simple, effective ways to integrate essential oils into your daily life. Each week will focus on different core topics, along with practical ways to use the oils, DIY recipes, diffuser blends, fun facts, and more! Primary topics will include: pain management, restful sleep, stress & emotional support, digestive aids, non-toxic cleaning, and back to school. Join us via the Zoom App, or class recordings are also available if unable to attend live class. Wednesday, July 21-August 18 Time: 11:00am-11:45am Class # 7645 Location: Virtual via Zoom Fee: Resident $25, Non-resident $37 Instructor: Katy Martens

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Beat the Heat Wellness Workshop Step away from the intensity of summer and retreat into our Beat the Heat Wellness Workshop. We’ll start off with a calm- ing, gentle yoga practice where you’ll be guided through a series of cooling postures, breath-work, and relaxation. Then we’ll transition into self-massage, pressure point work, & aromatherapy where you’ll experience how to shift and reset your energy. You’ll leave the workshop feeling relaxed, refreshed, and ready for the rest of the summer! Plus, you’ll get to take home your own special cooling mist to use whenever you want! Those new to yoga are welcome. Class is appropriate for beginners. Please bring a yoga mat or large towel and wear comfortable clothing. For specific questions about the workshop: [email protected]

Friday, July 30 Time: 1:00pm-3:00pm Instructor: Katy Martens Class # 7646 Location: New Berlin Community Center, Cleveland Room Fee: Resident $30, Non-resident $45

Pilates

Develop long, lean muscles without building bulk by focusing on the core of the body to assist in distributing strength evenly throughout the body. This class will help you increase flexibility, improve posture, build strong and lean muscles, and reduce stress. Please bring a mat, towel, and water bottle to each class. Location: New Berlin Community Center - Cleveland Room Instructors: Monday - Julie Fraleigh, Wednesday - Jayne Massopust

Class # Day Dates Time Fees

7647 Monday June 14-July 26 (No class 7/5) 9:00am-10:00am Res. $24, Non-res. $36

7648 Wednesday June 23-August 18 (No class 7/7 &1 date TBA) 6:45pm-7:30pm Res. $28, Non-res. $42 Step it Up! Do you like variety in your workouts? Creative step routines complemented by aerobic floor routines as intense as you want to make them will give you that superb cardiovascular workout you’ve been look- ing for! To keep your workout balanced, Step It Up! integrates strength, toning, balance and flexibility routines with the cardio to give you the maximum fitness benefit. Lower intensity options will be offered. This workout will challenge you from the first day to the last! Please bring a mat or towel and water bottle. All other equipment is provided. Beginners welcome. Location: Hickory Grove Center - Gym Instructor: Linda Elliott, NETA & RIPPED Certified Class # Day Dates Time Fees

7649 Tues & Thurs June 8-August 26 (No class 7/1, & 7/6) 6:00pm-7:00pm Res. $76, Non-res. $99 Sculpt-Strength-Stretch During this class you will improve your body composition, flexibility, strength and endurance. Emphasis is on sculpting the muscles of the arms, back, chest, abdominal, gluteal and legs. De-stress with a relaxing stretch at the end. Sign up now for this non-aerobic, total conditioning workout. Perfect for all ages and abilities. No previous exercise experience necessary. Please bring weights, a mat, and a water bottle. Location: New Berlin Community Center: Mon & Wed—Prairie View Room, Tues & Thurs—Cleveland Room Instructor: Mon & Wed—Mary Jo Grunewald, S.A.F.E. Certified, Tues & Thurs—Karen Lawton, S.A.F.E. Certified

Class # Day Dates Time Fees

7650 Monday June 21-August 23 (No class 7/5, 8/2) 5:45pm-6:45pm Res. $32, Non-res. $48

7651 Tuesday June 15-August 24 6:00am-7:00am Res. $44, Non-res. $66

7652 Wednesday June 16-August 25 5:45pm-6:45pm Res. $44, Non-res. $66

7653 Thursday June 17-August 26 6:00am-7:00am Res. $44, Non-res. $66

Before you start any exercise program you should consult with your physician, especially if: you are over 35 years of age, are taking any form of medication, have not exercised regularly, or if you have had any symptoms of heart disease or other serious illness that 27 might affect your ability to exercise.

Total Body Interval This class has it ALL! Warm-up, strength training, cardio, flexibility, cool down, and interval training - yielding optimal car- dio and strength benefits while efficiently working you from head to toe. Perform numerous intervals while using a variety of different fitness equipment. Upbeat, motivating music will keep the pace of this class moving! Bring a mat, weights, towel, and water to each class. Location: New Berlin Community Center - Cleveland Room Instructor: Mon. - Jayne Massopust, Wed. - Julie Fraliegh

Class # Day Dates Time Fees

7654 Monday June 14-August 23 (No class 7/5 & 1 date TBA) 7:50am-8:50am Res. $36, Non-res. $54

7655 Wednesday June 16-August 25 (No class 7/7 & 1 date TBA) 7:50am-8:50am Res. $36, Non-res. $54

Zumba ZUMBA is a fusion of Latin and International music - dance themes creating a dynamic, exciting, effective fitness system! This core based workout utilizes the principles of fitness interval training and resistance training to maximize caloric output, fat burning, and total body toning. It is a mixture of body sculpting movements with easy to follow dance steps. Location: New Berlin Community Center - Cleveland Room *outdoors, weather permitting Instructor: Mon & Wed - Jayne Massopust, Zumba Certified; Fri - Connie Bakker, Zumba Certified

Class # Day Dates Time Fees

7656 Monday June 14-August 23 (No class 7/5 & 1 date TBA) 5:45pm-6:45pm Res. $36, Non-res. $54

7657 Wednesday June 16-August 25 (No class 7/7 & 1 date TBA) 8:55am-9:55am Res. $36, Non-res. $54

7658 Wednesday June 16-August 25 (No class 7/7 & 1 date TBA) 5:45pm-6:40pm Res. $36, Non-res. $54 7659 *Friday* June 18-August 27 (No class 7/2 & 1 date TBA) 8:00am-9:00am Res. $36, Non-res. $54 Zumba Gold The Zumba Gold Fitness program is second to none. It is an innovative, fun, and exciting program. It was designed for the active older adult, the true beginner, and/or people who are not used to exercising, or people who may be limited physically. The main difference between Zumba Gold and Zumba Basic is Zumba Gold is done at a lower intensity, not as fast, but it certainly is as fun. The same great Latin styles of music and dance are used. This amazing program is very easy to follow so anyone at any age will be able to do Zumba Gold. Location: New Berlin Community Center - Cleveland Room Instructor: Becky Zaffke, Zumba Gold Certified

Class # Day Dates Time Fees

7660 Thursday June 3-August 12 (No class 6/17) 11:00am-11:45am Res. $40, Non-res. $60

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Calling all New Berlin area seniors! Both residents & non-residents! If you are 55 years or better, you are invited to join the New Berlin Senior Citizens’ Club. During the Summer months (Memorial Day through Labor Day), members meet on the second and fourth Mondays of the month from 8:30am-4:00pm.

Second Monday: Fourth Monday: CARDS ALL DAY CARDS ALL DAY 9:30am Board Meeting 9:30am Recreation Committee Meeting 10:00am Mahjong 10:00am Mahjong 11:00am Ticket Sales 11:00am Blood Pressure/Glucose Check 1:00pm Club Meeting 11:00am Ticket Sales 1:30pm Book Club 1:00pm Club Meeting Please call (262) 785-2725 for more information

As of the printing of this publication, the Senior Citizens’ Club has not resumed activities. The Club’s board members will reconvene at a future date to discuss reinstating programs with care and cau- tion to keep members and participants safe while Covid-19 is still an issue. Please stay tuned for further communication about when programs will resume. For more information, please feel free to call (262)-785-2725.

The National Avenue Senior Citizen’s Association, Inc. cordially invites all persons 50 years and better, living in New Berlin and the surrounding communities to join them for a day of social card playing. We meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of every month from 10:30am until 3:30pm for a short business meeting, refreshments and social card playing.

We meet at the New Berlin VFW, 17980 W Beloit Rd.

Nothing kills a program quicker than waiting until the last minute to register for it! If there are not enough regis- trants four days prior to the start of a program, it will be cancelled. Avoid the regret by registering today!

INSPIRING CREATIVE, ACTIVE LIVES FOR A HEALTHY COMMUNITY WITH THE

GENEROUS SUPPORT FROM OUR NEIGHBORS AND LOCAL BUSINESSES.

4TH OF JULY • MOVIES IN THE PARK • YOUTH SPORTS • WINTER FEST • ENRICHMENT & EDUCATION

39,803 City of New Berlin Population 6,500 Annual Program Participants 2,320 Social Media Followers 29 Priceless Community Impact

Each year the Recreation Department offers hundreds of programs, activities, and community events. These range from summer day camp to ballroom dance, cooking to gymnastics, and baton twirling to yoga. The staff team at New Berlin Recreation seeks to deliver high quality programming where thousands of New Berlin residents can meet new people, have fun, and try new activities. We are happy to announce in 2022, we will be moving the majority of our indoor programs to a new facility— the New Berlin Activity & Recreation Center!

The New Berlin Activity & Recreation Center will include:

 Multi-purpose spaces that can be used for adult fitness class, day camp, arts & music classes, and adult technology programs.

 A dance studio to host tap, jazz, ballet, ballroom dance and baton twirling classes.

 A gymnastics space for teaching tumbling, beginners parkour, and gymnastics.

 A teaching kitchen for healthy cooking demonstrations and hands-on cooking classes.

 An indoor playground for your little ones to play on during day camp or on rainy days.

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The Round-Up Program has been established by the New Berlin Recreation Department to help provide financial support for youth programs. If you are rounding up, please en- ter the amount you would like to round up to where indicated on the registration form. Round-Up funds will be utilized to provide equipment and experiences that will enrich the lives of youth participating in our programs. Class #7468

The City of New Berlin Parks & Forestry Department continues to sponsor a Commemorative Tree Pro- gram in 2020. If you are interested in having a tree planted, simply contact the Parks & Forestry Depart- ment at (262)-797-2471 and express your interest in the program.

The New Berlin Historical Society is the local history resource for this community of 40,000 residents. Through artifact displays and publications, the society makes this history acces- sible to the public. Join us in celebrating our history at one of our upcoming events! June Open House - June 20th, 2021 1:00-4:00pm Ice Cream Social - July 11th, 2021 1:00-4:00pm Historic Day - September 12th, 2021 1:00-4:00pm Applefest with Beer Garden - October 3rd, 2021 1:00-4:00pm Historical Park is located at 19765 National Ave. For more information, visit www.newberlinhistoricalsociety.org 31

The New Berlin Community Center is available for rentals such as meetings, receptions, banquets, and other social or recreational activities. Located in Lions Park at 14750 W. Cleveland Ave., the Community Center truly offers something for everyone. Adult and youth groups alike enjoy a wide array of recreation and leisure time activities at this multi-purpose center. Rental application forms and information can be found at www.newberlin.org under Departments, Recreation, and Rental Information.

Premier banquet room: Multi-function room:  Capacity - 176 people  Capacity - 45 people  4,687 sq. feet  1,176 sq. feet  Large lobby & reception area  Round tables easily arranged  Tiled floor & carpeted areas to meet your group’s needs  Includes use of adjacent kitchen  No food served in this room

Multi-function room: Multi-function room:  Capacity - 80 people  Capacity - 16 people  1,614 sq. feet  480 sq. feet  Tiled floor  Tiled floor  Includes use of adjacent kitchen  Excellent for small groups

2021 Community Center Room Rental Fees Hourly Resident Hourly Security Rooms Minimum Hours Required Fees Non-resident Fee Deposit

Cleveland 4 hrs (Fri-Sun) 3 hrs (Mon-Thurs) $65/hr $85/hr $500

Trailside 3 hrs (Fri-Sun) 2 hrs (Mon-Thurs) $50/hr $60/hr $500

Lions 3 hrs (Fri-Sun) 2 hrs (Mon-Thurs) $30/hr $40/hr $300

Parkview 3 hrs (Fri-Sun) 2 hrs (Mon-Thurs) $20/hr $30/hr $100

Days Hours available

Monday-Thursday 8:00am-10:00pm

Friday 8:00am-12:00 midnight

Saturday 10:00am-12:00 midnight

Sunday 10:00am-10:00pm

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Park shelter areas are available for family and group outings. Reservations for any facility may be made online or in-person at New Berlin City Hall. City Hall is located at 3805 S Casper Drive. Picnic Kits containing sporting and recreational equip- ment are available for rent as well. Pictures of picnic sites are available to view online at www.newberlin.org. Please read our picnic reservation information online prior to making your reservation. New Berlin resident requests for picnic reservations are accepted in-person or online starting at 9am on the second Mon- day in January at City Hall. Non-residents may begin making reservations on the first Monday in March. For more information such as policies, dates unavailable for rentals, and capacities, please visit www.newberlin.org.

Community Parks Neighborhood Parks

Malone Park - 16400 W. Al Stigler Parkway Biwer - 13200 W. Crawford Drive Take advantage of this beautiful park which includes two Features playground, ball diamond, basketball court, picnic areas with shelters, gazebo, tables/grills, ball dia- walking path, open play area, hiking tail and small shelter. monds, playground, lighted tennis courts, lighted sand Gatewood Park - 14201 W. Kostner Lane volleyball courts, lighted basketball courts, restrooms, and Features include a small shelter, playground, soccer field concessions stand open during softball league play. and basketball court. Lions Park - 14900 W. Overland Trail (Shelter #1) Regal Park - 4395 S. Regal Drive

14801 W. Lincoln Ave (Shelter #2) Park features include playground, fishing pond, ball dia- Offers two picnic areas with shelters, tables, grills, fishing mond, basketball court, and open play area. pond, ball diamonds, basketball court, playground, tennis courts, sand volleyball court, and restrooms. Weatherstone Park - 13355 W. Linfield Drive Features playground area, basketball court, ball dia- Calhoun Park - 5400 S. Calhoun Road mond, open play area, walking path, and small shelter. Enjoy all the outdoor activities! Calhoun Park has three picnic areas with shelters, hiking trails, fishing pond with High Grove Park - 13405 W Eagle Trace pier, tables/grills, ball diamonds, sand volleyball court, Features playground, ball diamond, basketball court, basketball court, playgrounds, and restrooms. walking path, open play area, hiking tail and small shelter. Valley View Park - 5051 S. Sunny Slope Road Maple Ridge Park - 13300 W Maple Ridge Road 5100 S. Small Road (Disc Golf) Features playground, ball diamond, basketball court, A great place for hiking! Has two picnic areas with shel- open play area, and small shelter. ters, tables, grills, basketball courts, ball diamonds, play- Historical Park grounds, tennis courts, soccer fields, restrooms, water and Specialized park with scheduled open house events in electricity. Public archery range and 18 Hole Disc Golf June, July, September and October provided by the New Course is available at the west side of the park (Small Rd Berlin Historical Society. This 4 acre park is comprised of entry) year round. historical buildings, several of which are national land- Buena Park - 1700 S. 165th Street (Shelter #1) marks. The park also includes an antique apple orchard. 16301 W. Coachlight Dr. (Shelter #2) Classes in grafting, pruning and pest control are offered by the Weston Antique Apple Foundation. Has two small picnic areas with shelters (no electricity) tables/grills, ball diamonds, playground, restrooms, pickle- June Open House - June 20th, 2021 1:00-4:00pm ball courts, basketball courts, bike trail access, and water. Ice Cream Social - July 11th, 2021 1:00-4:00pm Historic Day - September 12th, 2021 1:00-4:00pm ProHealth Care Park - 2950 S. Sunny Slope Road Applefest w Beer Garden - October 3rd, 2021 1:00-4:00pm This park has a basketball court, ball diamond, soccer Historical Park is located at 19765 National Ave. fields, hiking trail, playground, restrooms, water, electricity and picnic shelter with tables.

SPECIAL NOTICE: City Ordinance No.168 establishes park use rules and regulations governing local parks and park- ways, including prohibition of all horses, golfing, and operation of any motorized vehicles except in designated areas. Glass beverage containers are prohibited in all public parks and use of alcohol beverages requires a park permit. See information sign at local park areas. 34

TEAMS ARRIVE AT 12:00pm F00d & beer begins at 12:00pm 0PENING CEREM0NIES at 1:00pm Live music begins at 3:00pm Final games played at 7:00pm

D0nt think y0ure lawn game 0lympics LEVEL? N0 pr0blem! J0in us f0r FREE, passive, family-friendly lawn games such as:

GIANT JENGA - GIANT CONNECT FOUR - OBSTACLE COURSE - GIANT TWISTER - GIANT ANGRY BIRDS - GIANT CHECKERS - CROSSNET - SPIKEBALL - WICKETZ - HACK-IT BALL - AND MORE!

Register your team of two (18+) by Friday, July 23 to guarantee two commemorative cups. $20 per team. Registrations will be accepted up until the day of the event, however, cups are not guaranteed. Register early as space is limited! Register online with class #7662, in-person, by drop-box, or by mail with the detachable form. Phone and email registrations will not be accepted. No carry-ins.

Detach and mail with payment to: New Berlin Recreation Department, 3805 S Casper Dr, New Berlin, WI 53151 Team Name: ______Player #1: ______Phone: ______Email: ______Player #2: ______Phone: ______Email: ______

For more details or questions, please contact the New Berlin Recreation Department at 262-797-2443, 35 or email at [email protected]

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Pack your tents and flashlights and bring the whole family to campout in Malone Park. We’ll provide the games, music, movie, stargazing and of course, the S’MORES! Reserve your spot no later than July 31st! Registration Fee: Resident $30/family, Non-Resident $40/family Class #: 7599