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111 North Main Street, City Hall 2nd Floor Bristol, CT 06010 | 860-584-6160 | [email protected]

MESSAGE FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic our Parks, Recreation, Youth and Community Services team worked around the clock to ensure Bristol residents had access to high quality programs, well maintained parks and open spaces, as well as essential youth development and family support services. We fostered community resiliency through the delivery of nearly 650 All Heart Park Packs directly to Bristol families ensuring our young people stayed active while socially distancing. We provided low cost child care services to over 755 students on remote learning days. The parks served as a partner for the schools free lunch program feeding nearly 10,000 Bristol youth, as well as vaccine clinic sites which vaccinated approximately 350 over the course of a week. As vaccines continue to be administered across the state and COVID-19 guidelines are lifted, our team is emerging with a renewed sense of hope for the future and what is shaping up to be a very busy summer at the parks. We are pleased to announce the return of our popular programs and events such as Summer FUN Camp, Little Explorers, Teen Adventure Camp, learn to swim classes, sports clinics and our Tuesday night Summer Concert Series. Additionally, the highly anticipated All Heart Pop-Up Park Series will be coming to a neighborhood near you (pg 5), and at long last we will be celebrating the grand re-opening of Page Pool with an event on June 18, 2021 (pg 6). For our baseball fans we are pleased to report the Bristol Blues will be returning to the newly renovated Muzzy Field stadium for the 2021 season. Players and fans alike will enjoy a brand new field, sound system, state of the art LED light system, and more. For the first time ever, our Youth Services division in conjunction with the Bristol Central/Eastern High School Gay-Straight Alliance and the Bristol Blues will be hosting a Pride Night at the Park (pg 6).

New this summer we will be opening the All Heart Park Gear Shop located at the Rockwell Park Bathhouse building near the amphitheater which will provide young people the opportunity to access free recreational equipment when visiting the park. This includes bikes to be enjoyed at the mountain bike trails and brand new pump park (pg 3) as well as basketballs, skateboards, volleyballs, and more.

Our city parks, programs and services are more than just spaces and activities. They build community. And our City is emerging from COVID-19 stronger and more resilient than ever. We look forward to building community with you this summer- See you at the park!

Sincerely,

Dr. Joshua T. Medeiros, Ed.D., CPRE Superintendent Department of Parks, Recreation, Youth and Community Services City of Bristol

1 MEET THE STAFF

ADMINISTRATION BRISTOL ELIMINATING SUBSTANCE USE TOGETHER (BEST) Dr. Joshua Medeiros - Ed.D., CPRE Superintendent Jenelle Howard - M B A , M A Project Coordinator Sarah Larson Deputy Superintendent Thomas Fulton OUR VISION Project Associate Davy Tyre Assistant to the Superintendent The Bristol Parks, Recreation, Youth Hannah Goodwin Erica Benoit and Community Services Project Assistant Community Engagement Coordinator Department is an essential department impacting the lives of PARKS, GROUNDS, & YOUTH & COMMUNITY all Bristol residents by shaping FACILITIES MAINTENANCE SERVICES DIVISION DIVISION positive public perceptions, Stephen Bynum fostering cultural unity, creating Youth & Community Services Supervisor Robert Lincoln responsible and healthy citizens, Parks, Grounds & Facilities Supervisor Alyson Phelan Youth & Family Coordinator and inspiring advocacy. Doug Trillo Assistant Parks, Grounds & Kyana Anderson Facilities Supervisor

Youth & Family Coordinator Todd Anderson Aubrey Minkler Group Leader

Community Services Coordinator Stephen Alvarez Lauren Kittle OUR MISSION Skilled Utility Craftsman Parent & Child Program Consultant It is the mission of the City of Bristol Tim Rollins Erika Treannie Skilled Utility Craftsman Department of Parks, Recreation, Youth Juvenile Review Board Coordinator and Community Services to deliver high- Walter Kalbach Linda Rich Mechanic quality services and facilities that Counseling Consultant enhance the community’s quality of life, Rich Klett Truck Driver RECREATION DIVISON meet the diverse needs of all citizens, and build a sustainable future. Brian Beaudoin Amry Shelby- MS Park Maintainer

Recreation Supervisor Marc Davis Martha Bravo Park Maintainer Program/Admin Assistant Dean Dionne Park Maintainer AQUATICS DIVISION JR Galindo Jaimie Clout - CPRP, CPO, LGIT Park Maintainer Aquatics Supervisor Cody Lombardi Raelynne Andrews - M.S.W., CPO, LGI, WSIT Park Maintainer Aquatics Coordinator Matt Newton Ronald Dionne - CPO Park Maintainer

Facilities Maintenance Technician George Richter Park Maintainer ARTS & CULTURE DIVISION Craig Vibert Lauren Bent Park Maintainer Arts & Culture Supervisor YOUTH COMMISSIONERS

PARK COMMISSIONERS Matthew Gotowala Kamryn McLaughlin

Mayor Ellen Zoppo-Sassu Cynthia Donovan Chair Dr. Corey Nagle - Ed.D. Chair Malcom Huckaby Deborah Ahl Renee Singleton Robert Fiorito Robert Kalat Ryan Broderick Makayla Cervantes Vice Chair Paula O'Keefe Ramon Peters Scott Rosado Scott Rosado Sandra Bogdanski Karen Hintz Council Member Council Liaison Lance Washington 2 WHAT'S NEW THIS SUMMER?

MUZZY FIELD READY FOR 2021 SEASON The past year provided the opportunity to make some enhancements to 100-year old Muzzy Field. Just under one million dollars has been invested into the facility to enhance the field, lighting and overall playing and viewing experience. Enhancements to Muzzy Field include new LED lights, sod, reconfigured and updated irrigation systems, laser leveling, new infield material, fence installation, a new speaker system, and a new scoreboard courtesy of Thomaston Savings Bank!

DEI COMMITTEE UPDATE The summer of 2021 marks a full year since the creation of the BPRYCS Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Committee. The role of the DEI Committee is integral in creating a link between the employees, city leadership, residents, and the greater community. The committee evaluates current offerings, policies, and procedures to ensure department operations are reflective of the vibrant and diverse Bristol community as well as providing equitable, safe, and inclusive park spaces and programs for all.

PUMP PARK BREAKS GROUND Construction is underway for a bike pump park at Rockwell Park, adjacent to the Stonehouse. A pump park is a bike track designed in a loop consisting of banked turns and other features that allow riders to learn to gain and maintain speed by riding the terrain rather than just pedaling. Pump parks are fun, a good workout, and a way to build mountain biking skills and confidence. The family-friendly pump park headed for Rockwell is designed for all ages and abilities and will serve as a training area for young people and adults to learn and practice their biking skills, prior to tackling our trail system.

PAGE PARK POOL GRAND OPENING After several years of planning, design, construction, and delays due to the pandemic; the newly renovated Page Park Pool will be officially re-open to the public on Saturday, June 26, 2021. The newly renovated Page Park Pool facility features a zero-depth entry ramp, water spray features, a new lobby space, mechanical system, light features, and updated locker rooms.

ALL HEART GEAR SHOP - PARK EQUIPMENT LEASING Want to try something new but don't have the right gear? No problem. The All Heart Gear Shop arriving to the Rockwell Park Bathhouse this summer will offer equipment for almost any activity available for lease. Adaptive equipment will also be available to people with disabilities for participation in general recreation and park activities.

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Summer Concert Series Sponsored in part by The West End Association Join BPRYCS this summer for our free weekly Summer Concert Series at the Rockwell Park Amphitheater. Concerts are held on Tuesday Nights from 6:30 - 8:00 pm. Concerts will feature a variety of musical performances including Pop, Funk, Rhythm & Blues, Country & Classic Rock music and more to fill the air! Bring your family & friends, blankets & chairs, & grab dinner at the food truck to enjoy this free night of entertainment each week.

N U L Y J U E DARIK AND THE FUNBAGS J SCREAMIN EAGLE BAND 22 Pop Cover Band 20 Southern Rock

N J U L Y J U E PROFILE MASS-CONN-FUSION 27 29 Funk Reggae

J U L Y G U S U T FLEETWOOD MACKED A SOUL SOUND REVUE 6 Fleetwood Mac Tribute Band 3 Rhythm and Soul

L J U Y G U S U T SUGAR A LATANYA FARRELL 13 Jazz and Swing 10 Pop / R&B / Disco / Blues

Green Team The Bristol Green Team meets the last Saturday of every month (June - September) from 9:00 - 11:00 am for a friendly competition cleaning up trash in our local parks! BPRYCS is seeking the aid of a of volunteers to join the team and help clean up Bristol parks. Bristol Green Team volunteers should plan to meet at 9 AM by the Park entrance. Volunteers will then be divided into teams to compete to see which can collect the most trash and recyclable litter. All supplies are provided upon arrival. Enjoy a fun day in the park while making Bristol beautiful! Please contact BPPRYCS Community Engagement Coordinator, Erica Benoit, at [email protected].

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E STOCKS PLAYGROUND / R S 25 BIRGE HOPPERS POND 31 CASEY FIELD

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All Heart Pop Up Parks Bristol Parks, Recreation, Youth and Community Services has partnered with the Main Street Community Foundation's Broad View Fund in order to bring free "Pop-Up" events to neighborhood parks in order to strengthen families and neighbors, engage underutilized spaces to enhance visibility and safety, and strengthen the sense of community for all residents - regardless of age, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and socio-economic status. Join us this summer for a series of Pop Up parks guaranteed to All Heart make our parks your stay-cation destination! Pop Up Parks

Grab your swimsuit, get ready to stick your toes in the sand, and join us this summer as we turn Stocks Playground’s volleyball courts into a beach!

Food, music, games, and more! Brackett Park is the place to be for our Bristol Block party featuring local entertainers, basketball tournaments, and food truck. Don’t miss out on the party of the summer!

Friday, July 23 - Mini-Golf Saturday, June 5 - Family Camp Out at Muzzy Field Saturday, July 31 - Strutt Your Mutt Saturday, June 12 - Petting Zoo Saturday, August 7 - Olympic Challenge Saturday, June 26 - Family Game Night Saturday, August 14 - Chalk Challenge Saturday, July 3 - Ice Cream Social Saturday, August 21 - Back to School Block Party Saturday, July 10 - Beach Bash Saturday, September 4 - Kite Building and Flying Friday, July 17 - Tie-Die Party Saturday, September 18 - Inflatable Bounce Houses Follow us on Facebook and check our website for a full listing of our All Heart Pop Up Park events.

Movie Nights Grab your family, friends, and neighbors this summer and for free Movie Nights in the Park. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy movies on the big screen under the stars. Movie nights will take place at the Rockwell Park Amphitheater on Friday evenings beginning at 8:30 pm. Ratings will vary by film and movie nights are weather dependent, any cancellation or postponement will be posted to BPRYCS social media. Friday, June 25- Tom and Jerry (PG) Friday, July 23 - Raya and the Last Dragon (PG) Friday, August 27 - Godzilla vs Kong (PG-13)

5 COMMUNITY EVENTS CT Trails Day Saturday, June 5, 2021 8:00 am - 11:00 am at Hoppers Birge Pond Nature Preserve Volunteer to help clean up the Hoppers Birge Pond Nature Preserve with BPRYCS to keep the park and trails healthy and accessible. Volunteers will remove litter, clear trails, remove invasive plant species, and other work as needed. All the tools are provided, and garden experience is not necessary. Volunteers are asked to visit www.BristolRec.com to learn how to register. Story Walk at Rockwell Park Sunday, June 6, 2021 10:00 am at Rockwell Park Boardwalk Inspired by The StoryWalk® Project created by Anne Ferguson of Montpelier, VT - Join us for the ribbon cutting of the Story Walk at the Rockwell Park boardwalk. The walk will be lined with a series of signs featuring sequential spreads from a children’s picture book and as you stroll down the boardwalk you're directed to the next page in the story! No Registration Necessary. Book: Rio & Silas with Love Author: Michelle Kean Bristol Pride Night Wednesday, June 9, 2021 6:30 pm at Muzzy Field Join the LGBTQ+ community, friends, family, and NIGHT E organizations to celebrate Pride Night at the Bristol Blues D I game on June 9th! June is Pride Month and a night out at R P Muzzy Field will be the perfect way to celebrate, support, and appreciate the Bristol LGBTQ+ community. This is a Bristol Blues ticketed event. Page Pool Food and Wine Festival Friday, June 18, 2021 5:00 pm at Page Park Pool The Page Pool Food and Wine Festival is a fundraiser and celebration of the Page Pool grand opening. To celebrate we will be hosting the Inaugural Page Pool Food and Wine Festival fundraiser to benefit our parks on Friday, June 18th, tickets will be available at www.BristolRec.com. All proceeds support the Friends of Bristol Parks and Recreation Fund through the Main Street Community Foundation to support children's scholarships, future projects, and programs. Festival participants will enjoy refreshments, hor'dourves from around the City, and an exclusive preview of Page Pool before it opens to the public. Participants must be 21 or older and pre- event registration is required. Support BPRYCS and explore the wonderful variety of food that the Bristol community producers, manufacturers and restaurants have to offer. 6 COMMUNITY EVENTS CT Trails Day Saturday, June 5, 2021 8:00 am - 11:00 am at Hoppers Birge Pond Nature Preserve Volunteer to help clean up the Hoppers Birge Pond Nature Preserve with BPRYCS to keep the park and trails healthy and accessible. Volunteers will remove litter, clear trails, remove invasive plant species, and other work as needed. All the tools are provided, and garden experience is not necessary. Volunteers are asked to visit www.BristolRec.com to learn how to register. Story Walk at Rockwell Park Sunday, June 6, 2021 10:00 am at Rockwell Park Boardwalk Inspired by The StoryWalk® Project created by Anne Ferguson of Montpelier, VT - Join us for the ribbon cutting of the Story Walk at the Rockwell Park boardwalk. The walk will be lined with a series of signs featuring sequential spreads from a children’s picture book and as you stroll down the boardwalk you're directed to the next page in the story! No Registration Necessary. Book: Rio & Silas with Love Author: Michelle Kean Bristol Pride Night Wednesday, June 9, 2021 6:30 pm at Muzzy Field Join the LGBTQ+ community, friends, family, and NIGHT E organizations to celebrate Pride Night at the Bristol Blues D I game on June 9th! June is Pride Month and a night out at R P Muzzy Field will be the perfect way to celebrate, support, and appreciate the Bristol LGBTQ+ community. This is a Bristol Blues ticketed event. Page Pool Food and Wine Festival Friday, June 18, 2021 5:00 pm at Page Park Pool The Page Pool Food and Wine Festival is a fundraiser and celebration of the Page Pool grand opening. To celebrate we will be hosting the Inaugural Page Pool Food and Wine Festival fundraiser to benefit our parks on Friday, June 18th. tickets will be available at www.BristolRec.com. All proceeds support the Friends of Bristol Parks and Recreation Fund through the Main Street Community Foundation to support children's scholarships, future projects, and programs. Festival participants will enjoy refreshments, hor'dourves from around the City, and an exclusive preview of Page Pool before it opens to the public. Participants must be 21 or older and pre- event registration is required. Support BPRYCS and explore the wonderful variety of food that the Bristol community producers, manufacturers and restaurants have to offer. 6 COMMUNITY EVENTS 6th Annual NEON NIGHTS Friday, August 13, 2021 6:00 - 9:00 pm at Rockwell Park Pool Join us for our sixth annual NEON NIGHTS at Rockwell Park on Friday, August 13th from 6pm-9pm for an electric evening of floating fun! The brightest bash in the neighborhood will feature an array of colorful events including: glowing pool, live DJ, foam party, drone dome, and "light up lounge". Admission is $5.00 per person and Interested participants are asked to register in advance. Mayor's Back to School Pencil Hunt Thursday, August 26, 2021 5:00 pm at Page Park Pool Join BPRYCS and Mayor Ellen Zoppo-Sassu at Muzzy Field on August 26th, to kick-off the school year with the 4th Annual Mayor's Back to School Pencil Hunt. Bristol families with children grades Pre-K-8th are welcome to participate. This FREE event will include door prizes, vendors, and a pencil hunt, where participants will hunt for pencils correlating to prizes. Interested participants are asked to register in advance.

International Overdose Awareness Day Tuesday, August 31, 2021 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm at Brackett Park Join BEST for an informational community event at Brackett Park to recognize International Overdose Awareness Day. This global event held annually aims to raise awareness of overdose and reduce the stigma of drug-related deaths. Learn tips for safe storage, how to administration Naloxone (Narcan) and remember those Bristol has lost as a community to overdose.

10th Annual Pooch Plunge Monday, August 23, 2021 4:30 - 6:30 pm at Rockwell Park Pool Why should humans have all the FUN? Join us for a doggy-only pool party and bring your four-legged friends out for the Pooch Plunge! Admission to Pooch Plunge is $3.00 at the gate (includes canine and companions).

Looking to host your own event? Rent indoor and outdoor park spaces! Bristol parks, fields, and facilities can be reserved by residents and organizations. Requests for fields, pavilions, park spaces, and the showmobile can be made at www.bristolrec.com. Click the “Facilities” tab and then select the facility/ space you are seeking to reserve. Applicants must then log in or create an account in order to finalize the reservation request. Proper insurance certificates and payment (when applicable) will be requested prior to a permit being issued.

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100th ANNIVERSARY OF VETERANS MEMORIAL BOULEVARD PARK Save the Date - Saturday, October 16, 2021 The City of Bristol Department of Parks, Recreation, Youth & Community Services , Board of Park Commissioners, Bristol Historical Society, along with the Bristol Veterans Council and the community will celebrate the centennial anniversary of the Veteran’s Memorial Boulevard which opened in 1921. Follow along on our website and social media as we celebrate the past 100 years of Veterans Memorial Boulevard by sharing a monthly series of articles written by Tom Dickau commemorating the park by depicting the history behind the land, people, and events that helped shape it into the park and city gateway that Bristol treasures today.

WHAT'S HAPPENING TO PAGE PARK?

SYTHENTIC TURF FIELD 1 Baseball / Little League Infield 3 Soccer (225' x 360') 1 (2) Soccer (180' x 330') Sports Lighting 4 Backstop and Dugouts 2 10-Row Bleacher PARKING RENOVATION / EXPANSION 2 (26) New Spaces Adjacent to Turf Field (59) New Spaces Adjacent to Playground Renovate Hill for Sledding HARD COURT RENOVATIONS 3 (4) New Post-Tensions Pickleball Courts with Lights and Shade Shelters New Basketball Court with (4) Hoops and Lights (2) New Picnic Shelters 5 New Outdoor Fitness Station with Equipment (45) New Parking Spaces 6 PARKING EXPANSION 4 (45) New Parking Spaces Across From Pool (36) New Parking Spaces Near Pavilion A FOUR YEAR PHASED PLAN FORMALIZED DISC GOLF PARKING After over a year of extensive staff, community, and stakeholder 5 (47) Parking Spaces engagement, the Board of Park Commissioners unanimously INGRAHAM SOFTALL FIELD RENOVATION adopted the BPRYCS Master Plan. The formal Master Plan 6 adopted earlier this year will help guide the work of BPRYCS staff Natural Grass Softball Field with over the next 5-10 years as they continue to prioritize and invest Skinned Infield Backstop and Dugouts in the parks. The creation of the plan involved significant 5-Row Bleacher community engagement including, park site evaluations, a (22) New Parking Spaces statistically valid community needs assessment survey, dozens of interviews with staff, stakeholders and community groups. Some of the key findings from the master plan included a strong need for dedicated indoor recreation space, ADA upgrades to make the parks fully accessible, a need to address deferred maintenance , field and courts. The public also indicated a strong desire for increasing trail systems, biking connectivity, and outdoor adventure opportunities. The plan includes goals and objectives in areas of program and facility development, communication, partnerships, barriers to access, and public perception. BPRYCS staff has developed a Strategic Planning Committee to develop a Strategic Plan, that will guide operations, and financial management in the future. 8 COMMUNITY SERVICES The Community Services branch is housed within the Youth & Community services division, and works closely with Bristol residents to assess basic needs and provide equitable opportunities for residents to advance their lives through housing, family, employment, and social service assistance. Community Services aims to reduce the causes of poverty, increase opportunity and economic security of individuals and families, and revitalize communities. The division accepts referrals from a variety of agencies/sources and serves as a crucial link between the serving agencies and the residents in need.

SERVICES INCLUDE Financial and technical resources to state, local, and public and private agencies Support services to adults, elderly, and residents in need Local housing assistance and resources Advocacy, referrals, and guidance Local resources, information, strategies for asset building Short-term case management Food security assistance and resources

LEARNING THROUGH BOOKS An 8-week reading and storytelling program where kids PARENT AND CHILD PROGRAM

will explore reading through imaginative play, storytelling, The Parent and Child program strives to and stimulating activities. Toddlers will explore sounds, support every family that comes through words, and language as stories are read aloud. Pre- their doors by providing information, Registration required. programs, and services that assist parents Age 3 - 5 in raising healthy and happy children. Dates July 14 - September 1 Programs range from learning about Days Wednesdays pregnancy and being a parent, to teaching Times 10:00 am - 11:00 am your children literacy skills, to classes on Location Youth & Community Services Fee Free healthy foods and lifestyles.

Classes and support groups are offered to mothers, fathers, grandparents, children, kinship and foster parents. Topics may include healthy relationships, stress management, communication and discipline. Start a program today to gain resources, a positive community, and most importantly ensure your family is healthy, and happy!

CARING CLOSET Contact The Caring Closet offers income eligible To get involved or learn more, please contact: families basic need items free-of-charge. Stephen Bynum Services are intended for community Youth and Community Services Supervisor members who are experiencing difficulty [email protected] or (860) 314 - 4690 meeting their daily needs. The program or operates on a first-come, first-served Aubrey Minkler basis. All items are supplied through Community Services Coordinator community donations and may not always be in stock. [email protected] or (860) 314 - 4690 9 YOUTH SERVICES The Youth Services Division provides a network of resources and opportunities for youth and their families. Services and programs offered are designed for positive development and to function as responsible members of their communities. Youth Services is a community-based social service bureau caring for the well- being of the Bristol's youth. The Bureau holds a commitment to diverting youth from involvement with the juvenile justice system or becoming victims of violence or abuse. Programs aim to develop young people's self esteem and reduce barriers accessing services. FIELD DAZE YOUTH BOWLING NIGHT Be part of our fun summer program. Tons of exciting and A positive recreational activity to beat the summer heat. adventurous field trips, activities and skill building Join us to for some fun leisure time activity and social skill opportunities. Make new friends, learn a new skill and development. To sign up please contact Stephen at have a positive summer experience. To sign up please (860)-314-4690 contact Alyson or Kyana at (860)-314-4690 Age 11 - 18 Age 11 - 14 Dates July 6 - August 10 Dates June 29 - August 6 Days Tuesdays Days Tu/Th Times 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Times 11:00 am - 1:00 pm Location Spare Time Entertainment Location Varies 177 Farmington Avenue, Bristol, CT Fee Free Fee Free CONFIDENCE CAMP BASKETBALL AT BRACKETT PARK Positive Youth Development Program focused on Come enjoy a fun and competitive sport. The program improving social, emotional, physical and academic skills. will be run by Bristol Police department school resource This program will host games, activities, challenges and officers, youth and community services staff and other more. Learn how to grow your confidence and increase special guests. The league will run eight weeks and self-esteem while having fun. include team drafts, exhibition games, and seven regular Age 11 - 18 season games, playoffs and championships. Dates July 7 - August 11 Age 11 - 18 Days Wednesdays Dates June 24 - August 12 Times 11:00 am - 1:00 pm Days Thursdays Location Youth and Community Services Building Times 11:00 am - 1:00 pm Fee Free Location Brackett Park Basketball Court NEW BEGINNINGS PROGRAM: Fee Free BACK TO SCHOOL PACKS A referral based donation program to help families provide the basic needs for their child/children’s return to school. The program will offer school clothes, school supplies, backpacks and more. For more information please contact Bristol Youth and Community Services at (860)-314-4690 ask for Alyson or Kyana. Grades K - 12 Location Youth and Community Services Building

YOUTH AND COMMUNITY SERVICES 51 High Street Bristol, CT 06010

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Splash pads are open Dates Valid June 1st - August 31st 7 days a week: Location Includes access to three pools! (DMAC, Rockwell Park Pool, & Page Park Pool) 11:00 am - 7:00 pm Fee Adults (18 - 64)...... $40.00 Residents / $80.00 Non-Residents Children (0 - 17)...... $25.00 Residents / $50.00 Non-Residents Please Note Seniors/College (65+)...... $35.00 Residents / $70.00 Non-Residents Per Governor Lamont's directive, face masks Daily Swim Fees are required at all DMAC Page / Rockwell Park times inside the Dennis Adult (18 - 64) $7 . 0 0 $2.00 for Resident / $8.00 for Non-Resident Malone Aquatics Child (0-17) $3 . 0 0 $1.00 for Resident / $4.00 for Non-Resident Center in an effort to Senior / College (65+) $6.00 $1.50 for Resident / $6.00 for Non-Resident prevent the spread of Covid-19. The safety Residents must present proper ID to prove residency and well-being of our members continues to remain the top priority of BPRYCS. Covid-19 POOL STORE guidelines are subject Visit the Pool Store at the Dennis Malone Aquatic Center to purchase all of to change. Please view www.BristolRec.com your swimming apparel including bathing suits, goggles, caps, and more! or see a staff member One stop shop for all of your swim lesson necessities! for 11 more information. AQUATICS WATER SAFETY CHALLENGE To kick off Water Safety month BPRYCS invites you to participate in our Water Safety Summer Challenge 2021. Participants must register ahead of time and will then pick up their challenge cards to be completed between May 15 - July 15. Challenge cards are available for pick up at the Dennis Malone Aquatics Center (325 Mix St.), at Youth and Community Services (51 High St.), and the BPRYCS main office at City Hall (111 N. Main St.) There are nine challenges that must be completed and validated by our aquatics division staff via photo/video proof. All participants are encouraged to use the hashtag #IPreventDrowningBristolCT to share challenge photos and videos on social media!

RED CROSS LIFEGUARDING SPLISH SPLASH STORY TIME This course is an official certification class that follows the This exciting new program that features a different book newest American Red Cross Lifeguard Training curriculum. each week to be read "story time style". Weekly features Participants will learn the fundamentals of water safety, will have a focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion. Splash CPR/First Aid and lifeguard skills for responding to time will follow, with an opportunity to enjoy our newest emergency situations in and around the water. The course zero-depth pool entry ramp and spray features along with will feature both classroom style lectures, video and in a chance to explore our new "sensory swim bags" that are water skill training. now available for use at each aquatics facility. This is not a Age 16+ "drop-off" program. This program will be staff led with the Dates July 2 - July 9 requirement that all children come with a parent or Days M/Tu/W/TH/F/Sa/Su guardian. The series will run for (8) weeks (weather Times 9:00 am - 3:00 pm permitting) and all participants must register ahead of Location Dennis Malone Aquatic Center time. Fee $180.00 for Residents Age 5 - 9 $195.00 for Non-Residents Dates July 6 - August 19 Days Tu/TH Times 11:00 am - 12:30 pm RED CROSS WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTOR Location Page Park Pool Are you passionate about swimming and interested in Fee Free becoming a certified American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor? The course will cover the following areas: Develop and understand the core principles for SUMMER SPLASH TEAM swimming and water safety instruction The Splash Swim Team is a recreational swim team that will Gain knowledge and the ability to utilize resources and compete against other area teams in the Central course materials Connecticut Swim League. The mission of the Bristol Splash Obtain working knowledge of American Red Cross Team is to combine fun and competition. This will be Learn to Swim curriculum and skill requirements achieved by fostering friendship through team work, Develop confidence and ability to deliver quality swim participants’ personal growth, building stroke mechanics instruction to children and adults in a diverse and developing new skills. Splash Team’s main goal is to community introduce participants to the sport of swimming, to teach You must be 16 years old by the time the course is skills based on ability in a fun, relaxed atmosphere where complete. Pre-testing requires you to successfully be able participants can improve their skills at their own pace while to demo a lap of: front crawl, breaststroke, side stroke, enhancing their social and emotional development. elementary backstroke, backstroke, butterfly and tread Age 6 - 18 water for (1) minute maintain position on back for (1) Dates June 28 - July 30 minute (floating or sculling). Days M/Tu/W/TH/F/Sa/Su Age 16+ Times 7:30 am - 9:00 am Dates May 17 - May 23 Location Page Park Pool Days M/Tu/W/TH/F/Sa/Su Fee $30.00 for Residents Times Varies (See website for full schedule) $30.00 for Non-Residents Location Dennis Malone Aquatic Center Fee $180.00 for Residents $195.00 for Non-Residents SENSORY SWIM BAGS Sensory swim bags are available for use at all three of our pools. To reserve a bag, please call our front desk and our friendly staff will set one aside for you and your family for use during your visit. 12 AQUATICS

SUMMER WATER EXERCISE SUMMER OLYMPICS EVENT Adult Water Exercise classes are offered throughout the BPRYCS will be offering a summer Olympics event that will year with a variety of levels for all abilities. The benefits of feature summer Olympic sports options at our park water exercise are endless...there are programs for all ages locations. Your chance to catch the Olympic spirit and try and abilities. out a new sport! More details and information available on our website! Low Impact Classes High Energy/Cardio Water Walking, Classes Age 5 - 9 Low Impact Aerobics Muscle Building Dates July 6 - August 19 Aqua Intensity Mid- Range Impact Classes Days Tu/TH Aqua Zumba Times 11:00 am - 12:30 pm Aqua Aerobics Aqua Boot Camp Location Page Park Pool Age Varies Fee Free Dates June 7 - August 11 Days M/W/F Times 10:45 am - 11:30 am & 6:15 pm - 7:00 pm Location Dennis Malone Aquatic Center Fee $30.00 for Residents $30.00 for Non-Residents

RECREATION

DOG OBEDIENCE CLASSES KITCHEN CREATIONS BPRYCS is excited to offer these courses with Debbi Join us for a culinary workshop with ShopRight of Bristol Bacharach from Ma & Paw Paws. Debbi is a certified dog Dietitians Lauren and Jessica. Sharpen your knife skills, trainer that began fostering animals for the Newington learn new time saving techniques, and create delicious Humane Society in 2010. Debbi is certified in Pet First Aid dishes in this one hour class. Ingredients will be picked up and Disaster Preparedness. Debbi teaches positive from BPRYCS or delivered to your door each week so you reinforcement style of training. No class Saturday, July 3rd. can cook along as you watch and learn how to create A. ge N/A healthy entrees for the entire family and even desserts! Dates May 29 - July 17 Age 18 - 99 Days Saturdays Dates May 6 - May 27 , July 8 - July 29 Times 10:00 am – 11:00 am (Life Skills) Days Thursdays 11:15 am – 12:15 pm (Family Dog Manners) Times 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm (Puppy Kindergarten) Location Virtual Location Mrs. Rockwell's Pavilion Fee $60.00 Fee $130.00

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PILATES AND YOGA FUSION ADULT SPECIAL NEEDS BOWLING This class helps tone and tighten your core which will One activity that allows for true integration and adaptation improve not only your posture, but your body awareness is bowling! Participate in weekly practices and showcase and flexibility. The class combines the focus on core skills and abilities, all while developing friendships and stabilization of Pilates with the posture from yoga to flow memories. BPRYCS staff work with each athlete to provide through movement in order to work your entire body and a positive environment and encourage athletes to do their give you both strength of body and mind. best. Weekly price includes two games and bowling shoes. Age 16+ Age 17+ Dates May 4 - June 10 , July 13 - August 19 Dates June 28 - August 2 Days Tu/Th Days Mondays Times 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm Times 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm Location Rockwell Park Amphitheater Location Spare Time Entertainment Fee $40.00 177 Farmington Avenue, Bristol, CT Fee $11.00 MEN'S SOFTBALL LEAGUE Price based per week There will be nine weeks of regular season games, plus one CO-ED VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE week of playoffs. Each team is guaranteed 18 regular Teams of 4-8 participants are welcome to play in this season games (nine doubleheaders), and the top eight league with the requirement that 1-2 women participants teams (out of ten) make the playoffs. Games will take place are on the court at all times. A 4-person league and a 6- weekday evenings at either Mix Street fields or Casey Field person league are being offered. The league will run for 10 and each team will have one doubleheader every week. weeks, with a week of playoffs to follow. Teams will begin play at 7:00/8:00 pm. Age 18+ Age 18+ Dates August 2 - October 15 Dates May 6 - July 15 Days M/T/W/TH/F Days Thursdays Times 5:00 pm – 10:00 pm Times 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm Location Mix Street Field & Casey Field Location Stocks Playground Volleyball Courts Fee $800.00 Per Team Fee $300.00 Per Team

MEN'S 40-AND-OVER SOFTBALL LEAGUE ADULT TENNIS LESSONS There will be eight weekends of regular season games, plus For players who are looking to get more exposure to the one week of playoffs. Each team is guaranteed 16 regular sport of tennis. Drills, techniques, and games will be a part season games (eight doubleheaders), and all teams make of each class. Sneakers and water bottle. Tennis racquets the playoffs. Games will take place on Sunday mornings at are available if needed, but participants are encouraged to either Mix Street Field or Casey Field and each team will bring their own. have one doubleheader every week. Teams will either play Age 17+ at 9:00/10:00 am OR 11:00 am/12:00 pm. Dates May 4 - June 8 , July 6 - August 10 Age 40+ Days Tu/Th Dates August 1 - October 17 Times 6:30 pm – 7:45 pm Days Sundays Location Page Park Tennis Courts Times 9:00 am – 2:00 pm Fee $40.00 Location Casey Field Fee $800.00 Per Team ADULT CO-ED PICKLEBALL Pickleball is a paddleball sport that combines elements of badminton, table and regular tennis, a. The rules are simple and the game is easy, but can develop into a fast-paced, competitive game. Age 16+ Dates June 14 - July 26 , August 2 - September 13 Days Tu/Th Times 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm & 7:15 pm – 9:15 pm Location Bristol Senior Center Fee $40.00 14 DAY CAMPS

SKYHAWKS SAND VOLLEYBALL CAMP - TEENS All aspects of volleyball are taught through drills and exercises that focus on passing, setting, hitting, and serving. This program is designed for the beginning and SKYHAWKS SAND VOLLEYBALL CAMP intermediate player. Skyhawks staff will assist boys and All aspects of volleyball are taught through drills and girls in developing fundamental skills through drills and exercises that focus on passing, setting, hitting, and scrimmages. serving. This program is designed for the beginning and Age 13 - 16 intermediate player. Skyhawks staff will assist boys and Dates July 26 - July 30 girls in developing fundamental skills through drills and Days M/T/W/TH/F scrimmages. Times 9:00 am – 3:00 pm Age 10 - 12 Location Stocks Playground Volleyball Court Dates July 19 - July 23 Fee $149.00 Days M/T/W/TH/F Price based per week Times 9:00 am – 1:00 pm Location Stocks Playground Volleyball Court Fee $119.00 Price based per week

LITTLE EXPLORERS CAMP Little Explorers is available to Bristol youth that are ages 3- 5 (must be fully potty-trained). This program provides a safe, nurturing, and fun environment in which participants can make new friends, enjoy new activities, create works of art, learn new things, and experience age appropriate independence. SUMMER FUN CAMP Age 3 - 5 This camp provides a safe, nurturing, and fun environment Dates June 28- August 13 in which children can enjoy an extraordinary summer camp Days M/T/W/TH/F experience filled with organized games, activities, sports, Times 9:00 am – 3:00 pm swimming, arts and crafts, special events, friends, and Location Mountain View School new experiences. 71 Vera Road, Bristol, CT 06010 Age 6 - 12 Fee $125.00 Dates June 28 - August 13 Price based per week Days M/T/W/TH/F TEEN ADVENTURE QUEST: TRAVEL CAMP Times 8:00 am – 4:00 pm Teens will develop leadership and decision-making skills Location Stafford Elementary School through a host of activities such as rock climbing and ropes 212 Louisiana Avenue, Bristol, CT 06010 course elements. These activities are designed to challenge Fee $125.00 teens. The program also provide a fun, social, independent Price based per week environment through trips to theme parks, bowling, swimming and other on and off-site activities. FOOD EXPLORERS CAMP Transportation is provided for all off-site activities and Join Food Explorers for a week of cooking and learning trips. Trips and off-site activity admissions are included in about food from all around the world. Each day, you’ll the fee for the camp. learn about different country's cuisines and native ingredients. Participants will be guided through the steps Age 12 - 15 and learn some facts about food and nutrition as they cook Dates June 28- August 12 make their own snacks and meals. Days M/T/W/TH Age 8- 12 Times 9:00 am – 3:00 pm (M/Tu) Dates August 16 - August 20 8:30 am - 6:00 pm (W/Th) Days M/T/W/TH/F Location Bristol Eastern High School Times 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm 632 King Street, Bristol, CT 06010 Location Page Park Pavilion Fee $155.00 Fee $130.00 Price based per week Price based per week 15 YOUTH PROGRAMS

TINY CHEFS CHILD SPECIAL NEEDS BOWLING Join us for a culinary workshop with ShopRight of Bristol One activity that allows for true integration and adaptation Dietitians Lauren and Jessica. Tiny Chefs provides a fun, is bowling! Participate in weekly practices and showcase exciting and unique atmosphere for our participants to skills and abilities, all while developing friendships and develop hands-on skills and techniques to be creative memories. BPRYCS staff work with each athlete to provide within a safe and controlled environment. Parent a positive environment and encourage athletes to do their supervision is recommended during class. best. Weekly price includes two games and bowling shoes. Age 2 - 7 Age 5 - 16 Dates May 7 -May 28 , July 9 - July 30 Dates June 28 - August 2 Days Fridays Days Mondays Times 5:30 pm – 6:15 pm Times 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm Location Virtual Location Spare Time Entertainment Fee $50.00 177 Farmington Avenue, Bristol, CT Fee $11.00 YOUTH TENNIS LESSONS - BEGINNER Price based per week For ages 8-14 years old who have never participated in TENNIS LESSONS - MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL tennis lessons before or have had very little exposure to Students will learn techniques and skills to enhance their the sport. enjoyment of playing tennis. These lessons are open to all Age 8 - 14 ability levels. Dates May 3 - June 14 , July 12 - August 16 Grades 6 -12 Days Mondays Dates May 4 - June 8 , July 6 - August 10 Times 6:30 pm – 7:15 pm (May 3 - June 14) Days Tuesdays 5:00 pm – 5:45 pm (July 12 - August 16) Times 5:30 pm – 6:15 pm Location Page Park Tennis Courts Location Page Park Tennis Courts Fee $40.00 Fee $40.00 YOUTH TENNIS LESSONS - LITTLE TENNIS YOUTH TENNIS LESSONS - INTERMEDIATE / ADV. For children ages 6-7 years old. This program incorporates For ages 8-14 years old who have experience playing fun games and activities to introduce children to the sport tennis and have a comprehensive understanding of of tennis. forehand, backhand, volleying, serving and scoring. Age 6 -7 Age 8 - 14 Dates May 6 - June 10 , July 8 - August 12 Dates May 3 - June 14 , July 12 - August 16 Days Thursdays Days Mondays Times 5:45 pm – 6:15 pm Times 7:30 pm – 8:15 pm (May 3 - June 14) Location Page Park Tennis Courts 6:00 pm – 6:45 pm (July 12 - August 16) Fee $40.00 Location Page Park Tennis Courts Fee $40.00 YOUTH TENNIS LESSONS - LITTLE TENNIS Participants will learn and practice soccer skills including YOUTH TENNIS LESSONS - PEE WEE trapping, passing, shooting, dribbling, heading and goalie For children ages 4-5 years old. This program involves techniques. Half and full matches will be held. games and activities to improve hand-eye coordination, Age 7 - 14 speed and agility. It is the perfect program to keep active Dates June 14 - June 17 and introduce your little one to a lifelong sport. Days M/Tu/W/Th Age 4 -5 Times 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm Dates May 6 - June 10 , July 8 - August 12 Location Bristol Eastern High School Soccer Field Days Thursdays Fee $40.00 Times 5:00 pm – 5:30 pm Location Page Park Tennis Courts Fee $40.00

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MINI - HOOPS BASKETBALL SKILLS Youth ages 3-5 years old will be introduced to the sport of Youth ages 5-8 years old will be taught the skills of basketball in a friendly, safe, and fun environment. Kids dribbling, passing, shooting, and if time allows, be will learn skills and techniques through a variety of introduced to gameplay in a fun environment. activities and games. Age 5 - 8 A ge 3 - 5 Dates May 8 - June 12 Dates May 8 - June 12 Days Saturdays Days Saturdays Times 10:00 am – 10:45 am Times 9:00 am – 9:45 am Location Stocks Playground Basketball Court Location Stocks Playground Basketball Court Fee $40.00 Fee $40.00 PONY LEAGUE BASEBALL HORSEMANSHIP AT SHEPARD MEADOWS The Pony League Baseball program is for boys in grades 7- This un-mounted horsemanship program teaches horse 10. Teams will play 14-15 regular season games and all skills such a grooming, tacking, and leading but also teams make the playoffs. Teams will play two games a provides opportunities to challenge participants to week and have at least one practice. Games are played on persevere, problem solve, communicate and promotes the weekday evenings, and occasionally during the day on development of self-esteem. weekends. Age 7 - 16 Grades 5 - 8 Dates June 17 - July 15 Dates June 12 - August 20 Days Thursdays Days Saturdays Times 5:00 pm - 5:45 pm Times Varies Location Shepard Meadows Location Riley Field, Page Park Baseball Field, Muzzy Field Fee $75.00 Fee $65.00

SKYHAWKS MINI HAWK CAMP: SKYHAWKS TINY HAWK CAMP: SOCCER, BASEBALL, & BASKETBALL SOCCER & BASKETBALL This multi-sport program gives participants a positive first The essentials of soccer and basketball are introduced in a step into athletics. The essentials of each sport are taught fun and safe environment with lots of encouragement. in a safe, structured environment with lots of Children will learn balance, body movement, hand-eye encouragement and a focus on fun. All games and coordination, and skill development through a series of activities are designed to allow campers to explore sports-specific games tailored to their attention spans. balance, movement, hand-eye coordination and skill Age 3 - 4 development at their own pace. Dates July 5 - July 8 , July 12 - July 16 Days M/Tu/W Age 4 - 7 Times 4:45 pm - 5:30 pm (July 5 - July 8 ) Dates July 5 - July 8 , July 6 - July 9 9:00 am - 9:45 am (July 12 - July 16) Days M/Tu/W Location Chippens Hill Middle School Times 5:40 pm - 6:40 pm (July 5 - July 8), Fee $59.00 9:00 am - 1:00 pm (July 6 - July 9) Location Chippens Hill Middle School Fee $70.00 (July 5 - 8) ART INSTRUCTION 2D AND 3D CLASSES $109.00 (July 6 - 9) These art classes will focus on building visual art skills using either two-dimensional media or three-dimensional media. The 2D program will feature media such as drawing, painting, collage and printmaking. The 3D program will feature media using clay and sculpture. Age 4 - 17 Dates July 5 - August 11 , July 6 - August 12 Days M/W & Tu/Th Times Varies Location Page Park Ski Lodge Fee $80.00 17 BEST

BRISTOL ELIMINATING SUBSTANCE USE TOGETHER (BEST) BEST is a Drug-Free Community Coalition that began in the early 1990s with a focus on reducing youth substance misuse in the Bristol community. BEST works to unify the community and promote wellness through increasing education, implementing strategies and enforcing policy to prevent substance misuse by youth and those who impact their development. BEST hopes to develop a culture of awareness and sustained action that will promote positive youth development and a healthier Bristol community. COMMUNITY COALITION BEYOND COALITION The Community Coalition meets the second Thursday of BEYOND (Bristol Empowering Youth Opportunities and every month and looks to address substance abuse in the Nurturing Development) is a youth coalition that aims to City of Bristol by assessing community needs and increase knowledge and awareness of the dangers of developing appropriate prevention strategies that will substance use and related health and safety issues that reduce and prevent substance abuse among youth and teenagers are facing today, increasing teens’ skills to adults in the local population. Representatives from 12 create positive change in their schools and community. community sectors are invited to discuss local conditions Age 11 - 17 to implement local solutions that will build a safe, healthy, Dates Second and Fourth Tuesday of every month and drug-free community. Times 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm Age 18+ Location BPRYCS Office Dates Second Thursday of every month City Hall - 2nd Floor (111 North Main) Times 3:30 pm - 4:45 pm Fee Free Location Varies Fee Free

Contact To get involved or learn more, please contact: Jenelle Howard Project Coordinator [email protected] or (860) 584 - 6160

TEEN NIGHTS BEST is inviting all teens who are looking for something fun to do this summer to our popular Teen Night social events starting in July! BEST Teen Nights create a safe place for Bristol teens to have fun and stay engaged while out of school. Teen Nights are designed with a variety of themes and are held at various locations to cater to as many different interests as possible. The price and location of Teen Night may vary, please visit bristolrec.com for updates and to register! July 8 - Roller Skating August 5 - Trampoline Park July 12 - Movie Night August 9 - Water Wars July 15 - Lake Compounce August 12 - Outdoor Pool Party July 19 - Paint Night August 16 - Mini Golf July 22 - Outdoor Pool Party August 19 - Escape Room July 26 - Mindful Monday Yoga August 23 - Game Truck & Archery Tag July 29 - Bowling August 26 - Go Karting August 2 - Laser Tag August 30 - Super Inflatable Teen Night Age 13 - 17 Dates Every Monday and Thursday Times 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm Location Varies Fee Varies

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