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and Parks Department 8 19 5 24 28 has 29 community centers 20 3 670 70 that offer programs in 14 13 7 2 sports, arts, conservation 26 9 21 4 10

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BARACK FEDDERSEN SCHILLER 1 11 21 580 Woodrow Ave. | 43207 3911 Dresden St. | 43224 1069 Jaeger St. | 43206 (614) 645-3610 (614) 645-3083 (614) 645-3156

BARNETT GILLIE* SCIOTO SOUTHLAND*** 2 1184 Barnett Rd. | 43227 12 2100 Morse Rd. | 43229 22 3901 Parsons Ave. | 43207 (614) 645-3065 (614) 645-3106 (614) 645-3224

BEATTY GLENWOOD SULLIVANT GARDENS 3 247 N. Ohio Ave. | 43203 13 1888 Fairmont Ave. | 43223 23 755 Renick St. | 43223 (614) 645-3218 (614) 645-3282 (614) 645-8171

BLACKBURN HOLTON THOMPSON 4 14 24 263 Carpenter St. | 43205 303 N. Eureka Ave. | 43204 1189 Dennison Ave. | 43201 (614) 645-7670 (614) 645-3208 (614) 645-3082

BRENTNELL HOWARD TUTTLE PARK 5 1280 Brentnell Ave. | 43219 15 2505 N. Cassady Ave. | 43219 25 240 W. Oakland Ave. | 43201 (614) 645-7640 (614) 645-3713 (614) 645-3602

CARRIAGE PLACE LAZELLE WOODS WESTGATE 6 4900 Sawmill Rd. | 43235 16 8140 Sancus Blvd. | 43081 26 455 S. Westgate Ave. | 43204 (614) 645-3715 (614) 645-5330 (614) 645-3264

DODGE LINDEN** WHETSTONE 7 667 Sullivant Ave. | 43215 17 Linmoor Education Center 27 3923 N. High St. | 43214 (614) 645-8151 2001 Hamilton Ave. | 43211 (614) 645-3217 (614) 645-3067 DOUGLAS WILLIAM H. ADAMS 8 18 28 1250 Windsor Ave. | 43211 MARION FRANKLIN 854 Alton Ave. | 43219 (614) 645-7407 2801 Lockbourne Rd. | 43207 (614) 645-3051 (614) 645-3160 DRIVING PARK WOODWARD PARK 9 29 1100 Rhoads Ave. | 43206 MARTIN JANIS* 5147 Karl Rd. | 43229 (614) 645-3228 19 600 E. 11th Ave. | 43211 (614) 645-3158 (614) 645-5954 10 FAR EAST 1826 Lattimer Dr. | 43227 MILO GROGAN (614) 645-3159 20 862 E. 2nd Ave. | 43201 (614) 645-7376

* Senior Community Center | ** Under construction / reopens fall 2020 | ***Formerly Indian Mound Community Center CONTENTS

1 LEISURE CARDS 43 FITNESS & WELLNESS 2 PLAY 45 PICKLEBALL 3 FACILITY RENTALS 48 GOLF 4 SPECIAL EVENTS 49 DOG PARKS 6 AQUATICS 50 CREATIVE ARTS EVENT 8 CAMPS 51 PROGRAMS & INITIATIVES 35 SUMMER FITNESS & FUN 55 JOIN OUR TEAM 41 SPORTS

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Columbus Recreation and @colsrecparks @ColsRecParks Parks Department @thesciotomile @CRPDSports The Scioto Mile @crpdsports Jazz & Rib Fest @crpdoutdoored CRPD Sports LEISURE CARDS

The Columbus Recreation and Parks Department uses a photo ID card system, known as “Leisure Cards,” to safely identify MAYOR participants during admission to our swimming Mayor Andrew J. Ginther pools and community centers. In order to take COLUMBUS advantage of the programs and facilities we CITY COUNCIL Shannon G. Hardin, President offer, you must first obtain a Leisure Card. Elizabeth C. Brown, President Pro Tempore Mitchell J. Brown REQUIREMENTS Rob Dorans • Any individual over the age of six must have a Leisure Card. Shayla Favor Emmanuel V. Remy • Leisure Cards only cost $1 (new or renewed), and are good for three years Priscilla R. Tyson from the date of purchase.

• All community centers have the capability to print leisure cards, with the COLUMBUS exception of Martin Janis. RECREATION AND PARKS DEPARTMENT • Centers vary in their availability to produce Leisure Cards. Please contact COMMISSION your center for specific hours. David W. Paul, President Jennifer Adair, ESQ, Learn more at ColumbusRecParks.com. Vice President Derrick R. Clay Gregory M. Lee Karla Rothan Bettye Stull Terrie TerMeer

CLASS/ACTIVITY REFUND POLICY INTERIM DIRECTOR Paul Rakosky For classes and activities only. See page 11 for Camp Refund Policy. LEADERSHIP • A full refund will be issued for class/activity and online fees if the Eric Brandon department cancels the class/activity. Troy Euton Bernita Reese • A refund of the class/activity fee will be issued if a participant cancels Sophia Fifner before the first meeting/class. CENTRAL OHIO AREA • A 50% refund of the class/activity fee will be issued if a participant AGENCY ON AGING cancels after one meeting/class. DIRECTOR Cindy Farson • No refunds will be given after the second meeting/class.

Contact the community center where the class/activity is taking place for refund processing.

1 PLAY PRIVATE LEISURE ASSISTANCE FOR YOUTH

PLAY grants offer financial assistance to families with children who would like to participate in our fee- based programs. When eligibility requirements are met, PLAY can assist families by covering a portion of the program cost.

PLAY grants can be used to cover the cost of one week of summer camp per eligible participant (up to $90) or a portion CHAMPIONS of the fees for one class. Participants are allowed only one PLAY grant per session. PLAY grants do not apply to CRPD FOR PLAY Fitness Camp. Champions for PLAY is our annual golf outing A completed PLAY application and proof of eligibility should be that serves as the primary fundraising event submitted when registering for camp or class. for PLAY grants. This four-person scramble event attracts business and community PROOF OF ELIGIBILITY leaders, sports figures, local celebrities and sponsors from a variety of industries who • Copy of current Medicaid, CareSource or Molina insurance enjoy a full day of golfing activities topped card off with an evening auction. The generous • Copy of current EPPICard support of our corporate sponsors makes it • Copy of the most recent federal income tax return (scale possible for 100% of the golfers’ fees to go based upon HUD Section 8 guidelines) directly to the PLAY fund.

Eligible PLAY applicants will need a coupon code to register This year, Champions for PLAY celebrates 25 for camps online. To receive the code, please submit your PLAY years of success, with more than $1 million application and proof of eligibility prior to Friday, January 31. raised and more than 40,000 youth impacted! Proceeds from this event provide funding for Mail: Camps, Columbus Recreation and Parks Department Columbus-area youth to enjoy enrichment 1111 E. Broad St., Columbus OH 43205 and athletic activities in our community Email: [email protected] centers, attend summer camps, make new Fax: 614-645-0686 friends, create lasting memories and learn skills to help them succeed. Additional details on eligibility requirements and PLAY applications are available at all community centers or online at To learn more, visit ChampionsForPLAY.com. Columbus.gov/PLAYgrants.

2 FACILITY

RENTALS HOOVER MARINA

Planning a spring or summer wedding, graduation party, family reunion, or anything in between? We have a facility just for you! Regardless of your budget or group size, we can help ease the stress of hosting your friends and family, giving you more time to connect and enjoy the company of your loved ones. We offer a variety of rental facilities, from GRIGGS (DURANCEAU) elegant wedding venues to shelterhouses with full kitchens, to sites with fun playgrounds just steps away. We book our venues up to one year in advance, so don’t miss out - let us help make your next event the best one ever!

Want to hang out on the lake for your next “staycation?” We operate four marinas, all within 15 miles of Columbus. Explore the waterways of Hoover, Griggs and O’Shaughnessy reservoirs, with watersports fun for everyone. Enjoy waterskiing, canoeing, NORTH BANK kayaking and wakeboarding, or simply cast your line and see what you can catch on your next fishing trip. Feeling more laid back? Relaxing and spending lazy days on the water are an option too!

Reservations can be made Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Reservations are on a first-come, first- served basis and are accepted up to one year in advance.

To find a location or a facility, visit WHETSTONE Columbus.gov/CRPDRentals or call 614-645-3337.

3 SPECIAL EVENTS Columbus comes alive with wonderful outdoor festivals and community events during the summer. Columbus Recreation and Parks Department invites you to spend time with friends and family enjoying the best food, culture and entertainment our community has to offer.

AFRICAN-AMERICAN CULTURAL FESTIVAL The African-American Cultural Festival is a free, family-friendly event showcasing local talent and featuring national acts, all while honoring history and community through live music, spoken word and dance performances.

JAZZ & RIB FEST | JULY 24-26 There is no better way to welcome summer than with hot ribs and cool jazz. Jazz & Rib Fest, a 41-year Columbus tradition, features the finest in local and national jazz artists along with the tastiest barbeque from around the nation. photo by Randall L. Schieber Register online at ColumbusRecParks.com 4 5 AQUATICS

Columbus Recreation and Parks Department operates eight outdoor pools throughout the summer. Admission is $1 per visit unless you have a pool membership. All pool users/visitors are required to have a CRPD Leisure Card or a pool membership.

POOL MEMBERSHIPS MEMBERSHIP FEES Pool membership includes general admissions to Regular (May 1-December 31) | Early Bird (before April 30) all Columbus Recreation and Parks Department Juniors (under 17) $25 | $20 pools - outdoor pools during the summer and the Columbus Aquatics Center during spring, fall Adults (ages 18-49) $30 | $25 and winter – through December 31, 2020. Pool Seniors (ages 50+) $20 | $15 memberships can be purchased at the Aquatics Family of 4 Membership $85 | $60 Center and all community centers. Each additional family member $15 | $10 (Limited to 8) Memberships are valid for the calendar year of purchase. Anyone entering the pool facility must have a current leisure card or membership on file.

SWIMMING POOL OPENING DATES, HOURS AND LOCATIONS

Open Monday through Sunday Open Tuesday through Sunday *Dodge, Driving Park and Tuttle 1:30-7:30 PM 1:30-7:30 PM pools will open for Memorial Day weekend, May 23-25, and will DODGE | *MAY 23-AUGUST 23 GLENWOOD | JUNE 9-AUGUST 16 reopen for the summer season on 645 Sullivant Ave. 43215 1888 Fairmont Ave. 43223 June 1. Pools at these locations will close August 23. DRIVING PARK | *MAY 23-AUGUST 23 MARION FRANKLIN | JUNE 9-AUGUST 16 1100 Rhoads Ave. 43206 2699 Lockbourne Rd. 43207 LOCATIONS OPEN JULY 4 LINCOLN | JUNE 8-AUGUST 16 MARYLAND | JUNE 9-AUGUST 16 12-5 PM 570 E. Woodrow Ave. 43207 1380 Atcheson St. 43203 Dodge Pool Driving Park Pool TUTTLE | *MAY 23-AUGUST 23 WINDSOR | JUNE 9-AUGUST 16 Tuttle Pool 240 W. Oakland Ave. 43201 1300 Windsor Ave. 43211 Lincoln Pool

Register online at ColumbusRecParks.com 6 SWIMMING LESSONS Each summer, Columbus Recreation and Parks Department offers free swimming lessons, taught by American Red Cross Water Safety Instructors.

REGISTRATION LEARN TO SWIM • Register for classes online or at the pool. • Each adult can register up to three participants per account. Ages 6 and up classes meet for two weeks. Adult and ages 3-5 • Registration dates are for new participants only. Participants currently classes meet for three weeks. enrolled in a class must wait until the last day of that class to re-register.

SPRING SWIMMING LESSONS | $40 Sundays, March 29-May 3/Registration Opens March 2 (No classes on Easter, April 12) Columbus Aquatics Center, 1160 Hunter Ave, Columbus, OH 43201

3–5 YEARS OLD INFANT & TODDLER WITH ADULT 1–1:40 PM 1:10–1:40 PM 1:45–2:25 PM 2-2:30 PM

SUMMER SWIMMING LESSONS | FREE

TUTTLE, DODGE AND DRIVING PARK OTHER POOLS LEARN TO SWIM (ages 6 and up) Tues–Fri, 11:30 AM, 12:10 PM 12:45 PM and 6:45 PM 12:45 PM and 6:30 PM (No evening swim lessons at Dodge)

LEARN TO SWIM (ages 3-5) Sat–Sun, 12:45 PM 12:45 PM COMPETITIVE SWIM AND DIVE TEAMS Tues–Fri, 10:30 AM 11:30 AM

ADULTS LEARN TO SWIM Sat-Sun, 12:45 PM 12:45 PM

AGES 6 AND UP Registration (11:30 AM) AGES 3-5 AND ADULTS Registration (11:30 AM)

Session 1 June 7 (Registration) Session 1 June 7 (Registration) June 9–June 19 June 13–June 28

Session 2 June 14 (Registration) Session 2 June 28 (Registration) June 23–July 3* July 5–July 19

Session 3 June 21 (Registration) Session 3 July 19 (Registration) July 7–July 17 July 25–Aug. 9**

Session 4 July 12 (Registration) * No evening lessons July 3 July 21–July 31 ** No lessons Aug. 1 Session 5 July 26 (Registration) *** No evening lessons Aug. 7 Aug. 4–Aug. 14*** (Tuttle & Driving Park) For more information, call 614-645-6122 SPRAYGROUNDS MEMORIAL DAY OPENING: MAY 23-25 | SUMMER DATES: MAY 30 - AUG. 23 | HOURS: 12-7 PM

TUTTLE, DODGE AND DRIVING PARK OTHER POOLS LEARN TO SWIM (ages 6 and up) Tues–Fri, 11:30 AM, 12:10 PM 12:45 PM and 6:45 PM 12:45 PM and 6:30 PM (No evening swim lessons at Dodge)

LEARN TO SWIM (ages 3-5) Sat–Sun, 12:45 PM 12:45 PM COMPETITIVE SWIM AND DIVE TEAMS Tues–Fri, 10:30 AM 11:30 AM

ADULTS LEARN TO SWIM Sat-Sun, 12:45 PM 12:45 PM

8 CAMP INFORMATION

To register, visit ColumbusRecParks.com and click registration and reservations. If you are a new user, create an account, being sure to include both parent and camper information. Beginning January 20, summer camps can be viewed on the Activenet website.

A confirmation email will be sent immediately after Look up your address at registering online. Prior to registration, there is an option franklincountyauditor.com. If Columbus is your tax district, to add desired camps to a Wish List. you qualify for resident rates.

RESIDENCY POLICY WAITING LIST A resident is anyone who physically resides within the To ensure the best experience for campers, all camps municipal boundaries of the City of Columbus. Anyone enroll a maximum number of participants. who resides outside the city limits must pay non-resident • If a camp is full, there is an option to be added to the (NR) fees. waiting list. • If successfully enrolled in another program, a CANCELLATIONS camper will not be charged additional fees to be Columbus Recreation and Parks Department reserves placed on the waiting list for the “full” camp during the right to cancel or adjust camp schedules due to the same transaction. an insufficient number of campers. In the event of • If a camper is added to the “full” camp waiting list cancellation, registrants will be notified by phone. only, a $2 fee will be charged per transaction. Registrants may transfer to another open camp or receive • Campers on the waiting list will be notified by phone a full refund. For camper cancellations, see details under if an opening becomes available. our camp refund policy.

LATE PICK-UP FEES Campers must be picked up by the end of the specified PLEASE REMEMBER pick up time. All campers picked up after this time will • Checks, credit cards (VISA, MasterCard or Discover) and be assessed a fee that must be paid prior to the camper cash are accepted. returning to any camp. • All fees must be paid on or before the first day of camp. • If your check is returned, you will be charged a $25 fee, payable upon notice to the City of Columbus. UP TO 15 MINUTES LATE: $10 • Campers must be the required age by the first day of camp. 15 MINUTES LATE OR MORE: $1 per minute. • Unless otherwise noted, camps are held at Community Fees are assessed per camper. Centers. See map on inside cover for addresses and contact information. 9 INCLUSION SUPPORT SERVICES How to access inclusive Columbus Recreation and Parks Department encourages participation from support services: diverse population and accommodates people with varying abilities and learning styles. Inclusion support staff develop accommodation plans to support campers with, but not limited to, developmental and learning disabilities, 1 Register for desired camp. physical disabilities, sensory challenges, autism, ADHD, Down Syndrome and emotional challenges. 2 Contact Mary Beth Moore at [email protected] Reasonable accommodations are provided to enable an individual’s successful and request an Inclusion, participation in camps. Reasonable accommodations are individualized Accommodation & Special techniques and resources used to enhance program participation without Needs Request Form. fundamentally altering the program. Accommodations also help staff create an environment where all campers can have a safe, successful and enjoyable 3 Complete the form and email recreation experience. Accommodations are not required to participate in camp [email protected] at programs, however, all campers are required to meet the minimum participation least 14 days prior to the start guidelines and desired behavior expectations of the camp. One-on-one staffing of camp. is not provided, however, campers may bring their own support person, who must pass a criminal background check. 4 Once accepted, an inclusion support staff member will Availability is limited. Please complete a request immediately after contact you to discuss registration is complete. accommodation options.

REGISTRATION

Unless otherwise noted: CENTER CAMPS Fee (per session): $90/NR $108 Community centers offer themed, week-long Fee for Session 4: $72/NR $87 camps for youth ages 6-12. Campers take field Camp Hours: 7 AM–6 PM Breakfast, lunch and snack provided. trips and participate in activities including but Online registration: Begins Tuesday, February 11 at 7 PM not limited to arts, crafts, sports, games, science experiments and nature activities. Register for In-person registration: Tuesday, February 11, 7-8:45 PM one session or for the entire summer. • Payment is required for registration. Payment can be made in full or with a $10 non-refundable deposit for CAMP BARNETT each camp session. Barnett Community Center • If a deposit is paid, the credit card on file will be charged the remaining balance one week prior to STARTING OFF RIGHT SUMMER IN SPACE Session 1 Session 5 each registered session of camp. A reservation will (#67923) (#67927) not be made until the full payment or deposit has June 8-12 July 6-10 been received. MAKING WAVES GREEN TIME OVER • Registration forms received in the mail will not be Session 2 (#67924) SCREEN TIME processed until after the February 11 registration June 15-19 Session 6 (#67928) date. Some camps will be full after the first July 13-17 day of registration. Do not send checks, credit CREATIVE CAMPERS card information or money orders with mail-in Session 3 (#67925) TECHNOLOGY WEEK registration form. June 22-26 Session 7 (#67929) • Additional information will be emailed. To ensure July 20-24 that the information is received, please provide an GO FOR THE GOLD! updated email address on your Activenet account Session 4 (#67926) CAMPERS’ CHOICE under the camper’s name. To change a camper’s June 29 - July 2 Session 8 (#67930) email, choose “Change Information about Family/ (Closed July 3) July 27-31 Friends” under Personal Information.

REFUND POLICY CAMP BUCKEYE Please be aware that the $10 deposit is non-refundable. Tuttle Community Center The deposit can be transferred to another Community Recreation Camp if requested by June 1. STARTING OFF RIGHT GO FOR THE GOLD! Session 1 (#67932) Session 5 (#67936) All other refund requests must be called in to 614-645- June 8-12 July 6-10 7000 at least 10 business days prior to camp session and followed up with an email (include camper’s name, GREEN TIME OVER SUMMER IN SPACE Session 6 camp name, session number, current address and reason SCREEN TIME (#67937) Session 2 (#67933) July 13-17 for cancellation) to [email protected] before the refund can be processed. June 15-19 MAKING WAVES • Requests received 6–9 business days prior to camp CREATIVE CAMPERS Session 7 (#67938) session will receive a 50% refund. Session 3 (#67934) July 20-24 • Requests received 5 business days or less prior to June 22-26 camp session will not receive a refund. TO THE EXTREME • Refunds take 6-8 weeks to process. IMAGINARIUM Session 8 (#67939) Session 4 (#67935) July 27-31 • A $15 processing fee will be assessed for each refund June 29 - July 2 request. (Closed July 3) 11 CAMP FAR EAST CAMP WHETSTONE Far East Community Center Whetstone Community Center STARTING OFF RIGHT SUMMER IN SPACE STARTING OFF RIGHT CREATIVE CAMPERS Session 1 (#67941) Session 5 (#67945) Session 1 (#67960) Session 5 (#67964) June 8-12 July 6-10 June 8-12 July 6-10

GREEN TIME OVER MOVIE MADNESS SUMMER IN SPACE ALL BALL SCREEN TIME FILM FESTIVAL Session 2 (#67961) Session 6 (#67965) Session 2 (#67942) Session 6 (#67946) June 15-19 July 13-17 June 15-19 July 13-17 GREEN TIME OVER MAKING WAVES CREATIVE CAMPERS MAKING WAVES SCREEN TIME Session 7 (#67966) Session 3 (#67943) Session 7 (#67947) Session 3 (#67962) July 20-24 June 22-26 July 20-24 June 22-26 GO FOR THE GOLD! GO FOR THE GOLD! CARNIVAL GAMES FUN AND GAMES Session 8 (#67967) Session 4 (#67944) AND FOOD Session 4 (#67963) July 27-31 June 29 - July 2 Session 8 (#67948) June 29 - July 2 (Closed July 3) July 27-31 (Closed July 3)

CAMP LAZELLE CAMP WOODWARD Lazelle Woods Community Center Woodward Park Community Center

STARTING OFF RIGHT GO FOR THE GOLD! STARTING OFF RIGHT SUMMER IN SPACE Session 1 (#67950) Session 5 (#67954) Session 1 (#67970) Session 5 (#67974) June 8-12 July 6-10 June 8-12 July 6-10

FOOD FRENZY CREATIVE CAMPERS MAKING WAVES GREEN TIME OVER Session 2 (#67951) Session 6 (#67955) Session 2 (#67971) SCREEN TIME June 15-19 July 13-17 June 15-19 Session 6 (#67975) July 13-17 GREEN TIME OVER MAKING WAVES CREATIVE CAMPERS SCREEN TIME Session 7 (#67956) Session 3 (#67972) FUN & FITNESS Session 3 (#67952) July 20-24 June 22-26 Session 7 (#67976) June 22-26 July 20-24 WE’RE IN BUSINESS GO FOR THE GOLD! SUMMER IN SPACE Session 8 (#67957) Session 4 (#67973) MOOVIN & GROOVIN! Session 4 (#67953) July 27-31 June 29 - July 2 Session 8 (#67977) June 29 - July 2 (Closed July 3) July 27-31 (Closed July 3)

ALL SORTS OF SPORTS All Sorts of Sports emphasizes active movement to Lazelle Woods Park 575 Lazelle Road, Columbus, OH 43081 improve coordination, fitness and confidence. Campers Ages: 3-16 learn skills and sportsmanship. Sports and activities include volleyball, basketball, archery, lacrosse, floor Session 9 hockey, Bocce and Boccia, SNAG golf, tennis, pickleball, Aug. 3-7 spike ball, hut dodgeball, hula hooping and fishing.

Fee* Schiller Community Center Tiny Tykes Cubs Half Day Camp Ages: 8-13 $95 $145 Session 0 (#67908) Session 9 (#67909) June 1-5 Aug. 3-7 Tiny Tykes Lions Full Day Camp $120 $210

*Fees include a hand-stitched soccer ball, Challenger’s British Soccer camp shirt and an individual skills CHALLENGER’S BRITISH evaluation from the coach. SOCCER Challenger’s custom-built camps focus on individual Please visit Challengersports.com for hours and player development and are delivered by a team of additional details. passionate coaching staff. In addition to taking part in a daily regimen of foot skill development, technical and tactical practices, and daily ‘World Cup’ tournament-style CHEERLEADING plays, each camper gains a rich cultural experience and Campers learn the basics of stunting, tumbling, jumps, benefits from lessons in respect, responsibility, integrity, motions and dance. Trained instructors work with youth leadership and sportsmanship. of all skill levels to reach their goals in a safe and fun environment. Each Friday, campers showcase their skills in a Visit ChallengerSports.com to register. team performance for friends and family. Register 45 days in advance of camp session to receive a free British Soccer jersey. *Campers are required to bring an extra pair of clean tennis shoes. Applications received less than 14 days prior to the start of camp will be assessed a $10 late fee. Whetstone Community Center Ages: 6-14 Whetstone Park of Roses 3923 N. High St., Columbus, OH 43214 Ages: 3-16 Session 9 (#67994) Aug. 3-7

Session 0 Session 6 Session 8 Fee: $105/NR $125 June 1-5 July 13-17 July 27-31

13 CRPD STRENGTH AND GYMNASTICS CONDITIONING TRAINING A one-week gymnastics camp for youth of all levels and abilities. Campers participate in a skills test the first day A fitness program for teenage athletes who want to to place them at the appropriate level. Sessions include get stronger. Athletes participate in resistance training, instruction on the following apparatuses: Vault, Balance plyometric exercises, speed and agility, footwork, core Beam, Bars and Floor. Each Friday, campers participate strength, explosive power training, acceleration and in a themed performance to showcase their abilities to dynamic stability, functional flexibility and cardio condi- family and friends. tioning. Each athlete goes through a pre- and post-test during the six-week program, which allows them to see Whetstone Community Center their progress. It is recommended that athletes attend Ages:: 6-14 the full six weeks to receive the greatest results. Train- Ages 13-14 must be at Level 4 or Xcel Level Silver or higher to attend. ing is facilitated by CRPD staff with personal training certification. Session 0 (#68016) Session 8 (#68017) June 1-5 July 27-31 Thompson Community Center Ages: 13-18 Fee: $105/NR $125 June 8-July 17

This is a six-week program.

AM Session (#67999) PM session (#68000) 9 AM–12 PM 1–4 PM Drop off 8-9 AM Pick up 4-5 PM No late pick up available Lunch provided at Breakfast provided 12:30 PM, if desired.

Fee: $240 for six-week program; payable in biweekly increments of $80

Registration Information Only register for AM or PM session. Choose to pay in full at time of registration or use payment plan. Payment plan requires $80 at time of registration. Credit card on file will be charged $80 on June 15 and June 29.

FOOTBALL A one-week camp for players to improve fundamental abilities through participation in drills, skill challenges, scrimmages and team competitions. Camp includes individual instruction for offense (OL, QB, RB, WR), defense (DL, LB, DB), and speed and agility. This is a non-contact football camp.

Wolfe Park Shelterhouse 105 Park Dr., Columbus OH 43209

Boys and Girls Ages: 7-14

Session 3 (#68005) June 22-26

Register online at ColumbusRecParks.com 14 HOCKEY (Street, Ice and Roller) TENNIS Each camper receives individual instruction while A week filled with tennis instruction, drills and games. participating in drills, contests and team play. Campers Beginners gain an understanding of the game while are expected to actively participate, which helps them to learning basic skills. Intermediate and advanced players improve their hockey skills and develop their fitness level. enhance their skills and develop on-court strategies for Campers ice skate on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons improved match play. All skill levels end the week with in full hockey gear if they have it; warm clothes (suitable “Challenger Tournaments.” for ice skating) are allowed if they do not have gear. An awards ceremony and street hockey jamboree takes place A limited number of tennis racquets are available for use. on the last day of camp. Tennis balls will be supplied.

Dodge Community Center Whetstone Tennis Courts Ages:: 6-15 3923 N. High St., Columbus, OH 43214

Session 9 (#68018) Ages:: 7-14 Aug. 3-7 Session 1 (#68041) Session 5 (#68042) June 8-12 July 6-10

Camp Hours: 9 AM–4 PM NEXT LEVEL BASKETBALL No flexible drop off or pick up times. Campers receive performance training along with Bring a packed lunch. character and leadership development. Camp is divided into two leagues: Transitional and Breakthrough. Transitional camp focuses on athletes who are new to basketball. Breakthrough focuses on experienced athletes.

Cleo Dumaree Athletic Complex TRACK AND FIELD 276 S. Nelson Road, Columbus, OH 43205 Campers develop and enhance their skills in sprints, long distance runs, hurdles, long jump, softball throws, 7 AM-5:30 PM strength and agility. Guest speakers include former Session 1 (#67914) Session 4* (#67917) college athletes who share success stories, tips and June 8-12 | Ages 7-12 June 29-July 2 | Ages 4-6 advice. Campers put their training to the test at a camp track invitational. Email [email protected] for Session 2 (#67915) Session 5 (#67918) more information. June 15-19 | Ages 11-14 July 6-10 | Ages 7-14 Girls only Session 3 (#67916) Ages: 6-14 June 22-26 | Ages 7-9 Session 6 (#67919) July 13-17 | Ages 7-12 Session 2 (#68092) June 15-19 *Little Dribblers: 9 AM-12 PM • No flexible drop off or pick up • Fee: $50/NR $60 | Lunch included

15 ARTS CAMPS

CLAY CAMPS Give your camper a memorable, creative experience! This TEEN CLAY ACADEMY camp offers two full weeks of intensive pottery wheel and Ages: 13-17 hand-building instruction*. We try our hand at everything from sculpture to tile making to creating functional cups Session 2 (#68037) and bowls. June 15-26

*To best ensure a successful and satisfying camp NEW! ADAPTIVE TEEN CLAY ACADEMY experience, this camp is best suited for participants who (In partnership with Therapeutic Recreation) are able to focus for a significant period of time, follow multi-step instructions and work independently in a group Ages: 13-17 setting. Studio sessions are from 1-1/2 to 2 hours at a time. Session 7 (#67910) The Adaptive Teen Clay Academy (#67910) offers a clay July 20-31 experience for campers who need more individualized instruction. Fee: $200 per two-week session/NR $240

Payment Options: Thompson Community Center • Pay in full at time of registration. • Pay $100 at time of registration and credit card on ELEMENTARY CLAY CAMP file will be charged remaining balance one week prior Ages:: 9-12 to camp. Session 0 (#68004) Session 5 (#68038) June 1-12 July 6-17 For more information, call Terri Houston at 614-645-3158.

Campers engage in activities at their own skill level and Transportation expand their creativity in a rustic, outdoor education-style Parents can transport campers to Smith Farms or choose classroom setting. Activities include Artist of the Week to have them picked up and dropped off for an extra $20 projects, nature hikes, scavenger hunts, mystery photos, per week. improvisational games, water games and much more. • Pick up/drop off location: Whetstone Community We host a Family Night, followed by a campers-only Center. overnight campout, on the first Thursday of camp and • Campers will leave Whetstone at 7:30 AM and return the Thursday of Teen Week. The fun begins at 7 PM and at 4:30 PM. No flexible drop off or pick up. includes hayrides and a gallery showing of the week’s • Campers must register for transportation separately. artwork. This is listed in Activenet as GAG Transportation session number. Seats are limited. Smith Farms • During Sessions 2 and 6, the van will not return 3285 Watkins Road, Columbus, OH 43207 campers to Whetstone on Thursday afternoon or pick them up at the center on Friday morning. Ages: 6-12 and Teens ages 12-16 (Teen Week Only) Overnight campers will instead be dropped off at Whetstone at 11:30 AM on Friday. No flexible pick up. No breakfast or lunch provided during regular session dates. Campers should pack lunch each day and bring a water bottle. LIGHTS, CAMERA…CAMP! FLYING IN THE SKY VAN GOGH, GLASS Columbus Recreation and Parks’ performing arts camp WITH DAVINCI AND & THE GREAT returns for another summer of theatrical fun. Campers CHAGALL OUTDOORS learn about acting, set design, costuming and much more. (overnight) (Teens-overnight) Campers build their confidence while getting outside of Session 2 (#68011) Session 6 (#68040) their comfort zones. Campers give a brief performance at June 15-19 July 13-17 the end of each week for friends and family to enjoy.

A WALK IN THE WOODLAND FAIRIES Schiller Community Center GARDEN WITH AND ART WITH FOUND MAKE THEM LAUGH ACTING UP MONET OBJECTS (#68027) (#68029) (no overnight) (no overnight) Session 1 Session 3 June 8-12 June 22-26 Session 3 (#68012) Session 7 (#68014) 11-14 6-10 June 22-26 July 20-24 Ages: Ages:

SUPER KIDS ABSTRACT ART, PAINT LANDSCAPE AND Session 2 (#68028) & DESIGN AGRICULTURAL WEEK June 15-19 (no overnight) (no overnight) Ages: 6-10 Session 5 (#68013) Session 8 (#68015) July 6-10 July 27-31 Westgate Community Center Camp Hours OUT OF THIS WORLD SCARY TALES Sessions 3, 5, 7 and 8: Mon-Fri, 7 AM-6 PM Session 6 (#68030) Session 8 (#68032) July 13-17 July 27-31 Session 2 (ages 6-12) and 6 (Teen Week): Ages: 6-10 Ages: 11-14 Mon-Wed, 7 AM-6 PM, Thurs 7 AM-Fri 11 AM

Thursday is an optional overnight for campers. For BROADWAY BOUND sessions 2 and 6 ONLY: Session 7 (#68031) July 20-24 • Camp ends at 11 AM Friday, flexible pick up until 1 PM Ages: 6-10 at Smith Farm only.

• Dinner provided Thursday night for campers only and breakfast provided Friday morning.

17 TRADITIONAL DIGITAL DANCE COLUMBUS POLICE AND FIRE During this 8-day camp, dance educators and EXPLORATION CAMP professionals teach basic to advanced movement in Come learn about public safety and some of the basic Breaking and Hip Hop (digital age), including popping, techniques used by officers and firefighters in the locking and krumping, as well as an infusion of stepping Columbus Division of Police and the Columbus Division and traditional West African dance. TD2 Camp provides of Fire. Campers tour facilities, see specialized equipment technique-building, stretching and conditioning. and get to know the officers and firefighters working in Columbus. A “graduation” ceremony takes place at Columbus Performing Arts Center the end of each week, with each participant receiving a 549 Franklin Ave Columbus OH 43215 certificate. Session 7 (#68001) Session 8 (#68002) July 20-24 and Aug. 3-5 July 27-31 and Aug. 3-5 Schiller Recreation Center Ages: 12-17 Ages: 8-11 Session 2 (#67995) Session 5 (#67997) Dance Showcase June 15-19 July 6-10 Campers perform in an annual showcase to demonstrate Ages: 9-11 Ages: 12-15 their skills to family and friends and need to be willing to commit to the full day of camp on August 5 to prepare Session 3 (#67996) Session 7 (#67998) for the showcase. June 22-26 July 20-24 Ages: 12-15 Ages: 9-11 Wednesday, Aug. 5 | 6:30 PM Admission: $5 per person Campers will be transported to various public safety buildings for learning experiences, then back to Schiller.

Fee (per session): $50 SPECIALTY Must be paid in full at time of registration. Payment plan does not apply. CAMPS CAMP PUBLIC HEALTH A science camp that’s all about public health, to keep your health-focused teen engaged this summer. Become a disease detective, tour a laboratory, learn about food safety, calculate your carbon footprint, collect stream water samples and learn how to keep mosquitoes from spreading West Nile Virus. Join us to discover how doctors, nurses, dietitians, sanitarians and epidemiologists protect different populations and promote healthy communities.

Schiller Recreation Center Ages: 12-15

Session 6 (#67958) July 13-17

Campers will be transported to the Columbus Health Department and other sites for learning experiences, then back to Schiller.

Fee: $50/NR $60 Must be paid in full at time of registration. Payment plan does not apply.

Register online at ColumbusRecParks.com 18 HORSEBACK RIDING JUNIOR APPRENTICESHIP CAMP Designed for riders of all skill levels, this specialty day This hands-on program, designed for middle school camp provides the opportunity for youth to experience students of Columbus City Schools, serves as an the joy of horses. Campers spend their time at the barn introductory course to the building and construction riding and learning all about horse health and care. trades. Participants have the opportunity to learn Beginner and intermediate riders play mounted games, both practical and theoretical aspects of various in- get to learn all about their favorite horses and learn the demand, highly-skilled occupations. Campers acquire a basics of riding. Riders with lots of experience learn more basic level of knowledge about specialized trade skills, advanced levels of riding to improve their skills. Campers apprenticeship opportunities and career options. also play games and do arts and crafts activities designed Closed-toe shoes required. Tools will be provided. to reinforce equestrian knowledge and concepts, giving No experience is necessary. Eight campers from each them hands-on, well-rounded experience in what is community center listed below will be transported to necessary to care for an equine friend. different trade locations. Vans leave centers at 8 AM and return by 3:30 PM. Campers must be picked up promptly Each camp week concludes with a family day at the barn, at 3:30 PM. with campers showcasing their skills in a Horse Show. Ages: 14-15 Capital City Equestrian’s program combines qualified staff, experienced horses and excellent facilities to create Far East Community Center a fun, safe atmosphere where anyone can gain horseback Session 0 (#67911) June 1-5 riding skills, obtain horsemanship knowledge and enjoy meeting and riding with friends. Westgate Community Center Session 0 (#67912) June 1-5 For the safety of riders, staff and horses, campers must Douglas Community Center be able to: Session 2 (#68545) June 15-19 1. Follow directions and stay with group. Feddersen Community Center 2. Conduct themselves quietly, gently and respectfully Session 2 (#68546) June 15-19 toward fellow campers, staff and animals. 3. Have fine and gross motor skill control (hand-eye Free program. Breakfast and lunch provided. coordination, balance, core strength) sufficient to safely control their own bodies on a horse.

Capital City Equestrian ROBO-GO! 6579 Morse Road, New Albany, OH 43054 Campers learn engineering concepts from trained instructors, use STEM workbooks to further their Session 0 (#68020) knowledge, and learn robotics with RoboThink for three June 1-5 | Ages 13-16 Session 6 (#68023) hours each day. Armed with motors, sensors, gears July 13-17 | Ages 6-12 and mainboards, campers build and code creations of Session 2 (#68021) all shapes, sizes and functions. A portion of the day is June 15-19 | Ages 6-12 Session 9 (#67913) also spent on athletic and/or other creative activities, Aug. 3-7 | Ages 6-12 including those which extend the learning concepts from Session 3 (#68022) the robotics portion of the camp June 22-26 | Ages 6-12 Thompson Community Center Camp hours: 9 AM-1 PM Session 0 (#68544) (#68543) Flexible drop off and pick up not offered. June 1-5 June 1-5 Ages: 6-9 Ages: 10-14 Fee (per session): $140/NR $168 Must be paid in full two weeks prior to camp. Payment Session 9 (#68035) (#68034) will not be accepted at camp. August 3-7 August 3-7 Ages: 6-9 Ages: 10-14 Snack will be provided. Please bring a water bottle. Fee (per session): $145/NR $168 Sturdy shoes and long pants are needed for riding Must be paid in full two weeks prior to camp. Payment every day. will not be accepted at camp.

19 2020 For Internal Use Only Registered Information Provided

Please use a separate form for each camper. All fields are required for registration. The information provided will be used to create an account on Activenet, the Columbus Recreation and Parks Department system for online registration.

CAMPER INFORMATION

Camper Name Are you or your child a Columbus resident?

Yes No

Age Date of Birth Sex Disability / Special Needs Male In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, if your camper needs accommodation, please contact Mary Beth Moore via email at Female [email protected] or call (614) 645-5648.

PARENT/GUARDIAN INFORMATION

Parent / Guardian Name Date of Birth Relationship to Camper

Address City State ZIP Code

Home Phone Cell Phone

Work Phone Ext. Email Address

EMERGENCY CONTACT | Someone other than a parent listed above

Emergency Contact Name Relationship to Camper Phone

PAYMENT INFORMATION

Do NOT mail any form of payment with this registration form (including credit card numbers, checks, money orders or cash). An invoice will be mailed to you with payment instructions. Registration forms received in the mail will not be processed until after the initial February 11 registration date.

Mail completed forms to: ATTN: Camps Columbus Recreation and Parks Department 1111 East Broad St. Columbus, OH 43205

Form may also be faxed to: (614) 645-0686

MAKE CAMP SELECTION ON BACK 20 Half Day $145 Half Day $210 Day Full / Non-residents $108 / Non-residents COST All camps in this section are: All camps in this section $90 Residents $108 Non-residents as a week the shortened *Due to camps of the July 4 holiday, result priced: 2 are June 29–July occurring $72 Residents $87 Non-residents $90 Residents $108 Non-residents $90 Residents $108 Non-residents $105 Residents $125 Non-residents $90 Residents $108 Non-residents $50 Residents $60 Non-residents $90 Residents $108 Non-residents $90 Residents $108 Non-residents $90 Residents $108 Non-residents $200 Residents $240 Non-residents $90 Residents $20 AM/PM Transport Check for $90 Residents $108 Non-residents $90 Residents $108 Non-residents $50 Residents $60 Non-residents $50 Residents $60 Non-residents $140 Residents $168 Non-residents $145 Residents $168 Non-residents Cubs $95 Lions $120 and residents both for $240 non-residents Residents $105 Residents $125 Non-residents Ages 6–15 Ages Ages 3–16 Ages (Lazelle) Ages 6–12 Ages 6–14 Ages Ages 8–13 Ages 6–14 Ages Session 9 Aug. 3–7 Ages 6–14 Ages Ages 8–11 Ages Ages 6–12 Ages 11–14 Ages (Westgate) Ages 6–12 Ages Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12 Ages Ages 3–16 Ages (Whetstone) Session 8 July 27–31 Ages 12–17 Ages Ages 6–12 Ages 6–10 Ages (Westgate) Ages 6–12 Ages Ages 9–11 Ages Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12 Ages Adaptive Clay / Ages 13–17 / Ages Clay Adaptive Session 7 July 20–24 Ages 7–12 Ages Ages 6–12 Ages 6–10 Ages (Westgate) Ages 3–16 Ages (Whetstone) Ages 12–16 Ages Ages 6–12 Ages Ages 12–15 Ages Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12 Ages Session 6 July 13–17 Elementary / Ages 9–12 / Ages Elementary Ages 7–14 Ages Girls Only 7–14 Ages Ages 6–12 Ages Ages 6–12 Ages Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12 Ages Ages 12–15 Ages Session 5 July 6–10 Ages 4–6 Ages Ages 6–12* Ages Ages 6–12* Ages 6–12* Ages 6–12* Ages 6–12* Ages 6–12* Ages Session 4 June 29– July 2* Closed July 3 Ages 7–14 Ages Ages 6–12 Ages Ages 6–12 Ages 7–9 Ages 6–10 Ages (Schiller) Ages 6–12 Ages Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12 Ages Ages 12–15 Ages Session 3 June 22–26 Teen / Ages 13–17 / Ages Teen Ages 6–12 Ages Ages 6–14 Ages Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12 Ages 11–14 Ages 6–10 Ages (Schiller) Ages 6–12 Ages Ages 9–11 Ages Session 2 June 15–19 Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12 Ages (1–4 p.m.) or Afternoon p.m.) / Choose Morning (9 a.m.–12:00 registration / No weekly program / 6-week 13–18 Ages 7–12 Ages 11–14 Ages (Schiller) Ages 7–14 Ages Session 1 June 8–12 Ages 6–14 Ages Elementary / Ages 9–12 / Ages Elementary Ages 13–16 Ages Ages 6–14 Ages Ages 3–16 Ages (Whetstone) Ages 8–13 Ages June 1–5 Session 0 Select your Camps Dance Camp 2 Camp Barnett Camp Buckeye Camp Far East Camp Lazelle Camp Whetstone Camp Woodward All Sorts of Sports Challenger British Soccer Camp Cheerleading Camp CRPD Strength & Conditioning Football Camp Gymnastics Camp Hockey Camp Lil Dribblers Next Level Basketball Camp Tennis Camp Track & Field Camp Clay Camp TD Great Art Getaway Lights, Camera...Camp! Camp Public Health Columbus Police & Fire Exploration Horseback Riding Robo-Go

COMMUNITY CENTER SPECIALTY SPORTS CAMPS ARTS CAMPS CAMPS CAMPS

21 CARRIAGE PLACE CAMPS

Carriage Place Community Center Payment is required for registration. For more information, call . REGISTRATION 614-645-3715 Opens Thursday, February 11 at 7 PM online and at Lunch not included. Bring snacks/packed lunch and a Carriage Place. water bottle.

CARDBOARD KINGDOM COACH REGGIE’S DYNAMIC New this summer! Campers combine ART and PLAY as AGILITY SPORTS CAMP they jump into live-action role playing immersed in worlds Dynamic Agility Sports, led by Coach Reggie Jones, they create. Build your own props and gear, construct offers one-week camps for youth to learn skills in a cardboard forts, have epic battles and seek lost treasure. It’s variety of sports. Each Friday, campers compete in your story to act out! There will be group building projects tournaments to showcase their abilities. Speed and Agility and time to design and create your own characters. training are included as part of each sport’s curriculum. Campers will be trained to use tools (box cutters, hot glue guns and other tools, as necessary) with staff assistance. All Ages: 6-13 FULL DAY CAMPS play takes place outdoors, except in extreme temperatures, Session 0 (#67858) Session 5 (#67863) heavy rain or other inclement weather. June 1-5 | Basketball, Flag July 6-10 | Basketball, Flag

Football, Lacrosse, Soccer Football, Soccer, Dodgeball Ages: 8-13 9:30 AM-12:30 PM

Session 1 (#67859) Session 6 (#67864) (#67841) (#67842) Session 3 Session 6 June 8-12 | Basketball July 13-17 | Dodgeball, June 22-26 July 13-17 Kickball Session 1 (#68524) Fee (per session): $95/NR $114 June 8-12 | Soccer Session 6 (#68526) Material fee: Covers supplies for the week. $10 payable to July 13-17 | Soccer Ms. Rekha on the first day of camp. Session 2 (#67860) June 15-19 | Hockey, Soccer, Session 7 (#67865) CARRIAGE PLACE KIDS KAMP Flag Football, Volleyball July 20-24 | Baseball, Volleyball, Flag Football, Meet new friends and enjoy fun activities such as arts Session 3 (#67861) Street Hockey and crafts, nature activities, sports games, music and June 22-26 | Basketball movement and water play. Session 8 (#67880) Ages: 3-7 Session 3 (#68525) July 27-31 | Basketball (Must be out of diapers and potty trained to register) June 22-26 | Soccer Session 8 (#68527) Session 1 (#67850) Session 5 (#67853) Session 4 (#67862) July 27-31 | Flag Football June 8-12 July 6-10 June 29- July 2 (closed July 3) | Basketball, Flag Session 9 (#67881) Session 2 (#67851) Session 6 (#67854) Football, Soccer Aug. 3-7 | Dodgeball, June 15-19 July 13-17 Kickball, Frisbee Football, Wiffle Ball Session 3 (#67852) Session 7 (#67855) June 22-26 July 20-24 Ages: 5-9 HALF DAY CAMPS

Camp hours: 9:30 AM-1:30 PM Session 0 (#67882) Session 1 (#68528) Fee (per session): $80/NR $96 June 1-5 | Basketball, Flag June 8-12 | Soccer Material fee: Covers supplies for the week. $10 is payable Football, Lacrosse, Soccer on the first day of camp to camp director, Ginger Session 2 (#67884) Rigsbee. Cash only. Session 1 (#67883) June 15-19 | Hockey, Soccer, June 8-12 | Basketball Flag Football, Volleyball

Ages: 5-9 HALF DAY CAMPS GO MAKERS CAMP (GIRLS ONLY) Session 3 (#67885) Campers take chances, make mistakes and get messy as June 22-26 | Basketball Session 7 (#67889) they dive into STEAM based challenges! During individual July 20-24 | Baseball, and group activities, campers make and test ideas using Session 3 (#68529) Volleyball, Flag Football, anything from cardboard and crafting materials to LEGO June 22-26 | Soccer Street Hockey bricks and LittleBits. DIY projects are welcomed and encouraged. Some activities may involve food products Session 4 (#67886) Session 8 (#67890) so please alert staff of allergies. June 29- July 2 (closed July 27-31 | Basketball, Flag July 3) | Basketball, Flag Football Please Note: LEGO and LittleBits will NOT be part of any Football, Soccer take-home projects. Session 8 (#68531) Session 5 (#67887) July 27-31 | Soccer Ages: 8-13 July 6-10 | Basketball, Flag

Football, Soccer, Dodgeball Session 9 (#67891) (#67840) Aug. 3-7 | Dodgeball, Session 4 June 29-July 2 (closed July 3) Session 6 (#67888) Kickball, Frisbee Football, July 13-17 | Dodgeball, Wiffle Ball Camp Hours: 9:30 AM-12:30 PM Kickball Fee: $70/NR $84 Material fee: Covers supplies for the week and Session 6 (#68530) maintenance of LittleBits. $10 payable to Ms. Rekha on July 13-17 | Soccer the first day of camp. Camp Hours: FULL DAY 9:30 AM-5:30 PM (ages 6-13) HALF DAY 9:30 AM-1:30 PM (ages 5-9) Fee: Full Day $150/NR $180 STEAM + FUN MAKERS CAMP Half Day $75/NR $90 Each camp focuses on a theme for kids to engage and learn with hands-on STEAM activities. Campers build, tinker and test ideas using everyday materials, LEGO COACH SUNNIE’S and LittleBits. Expect fun and epic fails! Projects involve a mix of individual and group participation. Dress for GYMNASTICS CAMP mess and outdoor activities (weather permitting). Some Gymnasts of all levels are welcome to participate in activities may involve food products so please alert staff this mini-camp. Campers learn the fundamentals of of allergies. gymnastics, from rolls to more advanced skills such as front and back handsprings. This is the perfect place to Please Note: LEGO and LittleBits will NOT be part of any try gymnastics for the first time or continue improving take-home projects. skills. Ages: 8-13 Ages: 6-14 Morning Session Afternoon Session Morning Session Afternoon Session 9:30 AM-12:30 PM 1:30-4:30 PM 9:30 AM-12:30 PM 1:00-4 PM

Session 0 Session 5 (AM #67866) (AM #67870) CLASSICS & REMIX (AM #67874) (PM #67875) (PM #67867) (PM #67871) Session 1 June 8-12 June 1-5 July 6-10

FAVORITE FANDOMS! Session 1 Session 8 (AM #67876) (PM #67877) (AM #67868) (AM #67872) Session 5 July 6-10 (PM #67869) (PM #67873)

June 8-12 July 27-31 Fee: $80/NR $96 Camp hours: 9:30 AM-12:30 PM or 1:30-4:30 PM Material fee: Covers supplies for the week. $10 payable to Each three-hour block is a separate session. Ms. Rekha on the first day of camp. Fee (per session): $90/NR $108

23 LAZELLE CAMPS

Lazelle Community Center STEAM + FUN MAKERS CAMP Each camp focuses on a theme for kids to engage and REGISTRATION learn with hands-on STEAM activities. Campers build, Opens Tuesday, February 11 at 7 PM online and at Lazelle. tinker and test ideas using everyday materials, LEGO and LittleBits. Expect fun and epic fails! Projects involve Payment is required for registration. For more a mix of individual and group participation. Dress for information, call 614-645-5330. mess and outdoor activities (weather permitting). Some activities may involve food products so please alert staff Lunch not included. Bring snacks/packed lunch and water of allergies. bottle. CARDBOARD KINGDOM Please Note: LEGO and LittleBits will NOT be part of any New this summer! Campers combine ART and PLAY as take-home projects. they jump into live-action role playing immersed in worlds Ages: 8-13 they create. Build your own props and gear, construct cardboard forts, have epic battles and seek lost treasure. It’s Morning Session Afternoon Session your story to act out! There will be group building projects 9:30 AM-12:30 PM 1:00-4 PM and time to design and create your own characters. Campers will be trained to use tools (box cutters, hot glue CLASSICS & REMIX guns and other tools, as necessary) with staff assistance. All Session 2 (AM #68278) (PM #68280) play takes place outdoors, except in extreme temperatures, June 15-19 heavy rain or other inclement weather.

FAVORITE FANDOMS! Ages: 8-13 Session 7 (AM #68282) (PM #68281) July 20-24 Session 8 (#68283) July 27-31 Fee: $80/NR $96 Material fee: Covers supplies for the week. $10 payable to Camp Hours: 9:30 AM-1 PM Ms. Rekha on the first day of camp. Fee (per session): $95/NR $114 Material Fee: Covers supplies for the week. $10 payable to Ms. Rekha on the first day of camp.

REGISTRATION REFUND POLICY Registration opens February 11 at 7 PM online A refund request must be called in to 614-645-5648 at and at Franklin Park Adventure Center, located at least 10 business days prior to camp session and followed 1747 E. Broad St., Columbus, OH 43203. up with an email to [email protected] before the refund is processed. Payment is required for registration and can be made in full or with a $10 non-refundable deposit for each Requests received 6-9 business days prior to camp session of camp. The credit card on file will be charged session will receive a 50% refund. the remaining balance one week prior to each registered session of camp. A reservation will not be made until the Requests received 5 business days or less prior to camp full payment or deposit has been received. session will not receive a refund.

Refunds take 6-8 weeks to process. PLEASE REMEMBER $10 deposit is non-refundable. The deposit can be transferred to A $15 processing fee will be assessed for each refund another Therapeutic Recreation Camp if requested by June 1. request.

SUMMER OF FUN AND ADVENTURE DAY CAMP An inclusive camp designed for youth with and without disabilities. Campers engage in theme-based activities that encourage social interaction with peers, leisure awareness, skill development and active participation, while also building self-confidence. Activities include arts and crafts, sports, fitness, swimming, field trips and more! Activities are adapted as needed to promote independence and inclusion.

NEW this year: A two-week Adaptive Teen Clay Camp Academy at Thompson (see page 16) and an Adaptive Outdoor Recreation Camp at Franklin Park in partnership with Outdoor Education.

Unless otherwise noted: Fee (per session): $90/NR $108 Ages: 6-21 (must be enrolled in school) Fee for Session 4: $72/NR $87 $20 additional fee per session for extended care (flexible Camp Hours: Mon-Fri: 8:30 AM-3 PM drop off and/or pick up). Campers must register for each session of extended care. Flexible drop off: 7:15-8:15 AM Flexible pick up: 3:15-5:15 PM Breakfast, lunch and snack provided. No flexible pick up on Friday.

25 Dodge Community Center Thompson Community Center Session 1 BUILDING COMMUNITY CRAZY CREATIVE MAKING WAVES June 8-12 Session 5 (#68049) ARTS Session 5 (#68085) No Camp July 6-10 Session 1 (#68076) July 6-10 June 8-12 FUN WITH SCIENCE MAKING WAVES GREAT OUTDOORS AND MORE! Session 6 (#68052) BUILDING COMMUNITY Session 6 (#68087) Session 2 (#68044) July 13-17 Session 2 (#68079) July 13-17 June 15-19 June 15-19 GREAT OUTDOORS FUN WITH SCIENCE GO FOR THE GOLD! Session 7 (#68054) GO FOR THE GOLD! AND MORE! Session 3 (#68046) July 20-24 Session 3 (#68080) Session 7 (#68089) June 22-26 June 22-26 July 20-24 RISING STAR TALENT PARTY IN THE USA Session 8 (#68056) PARTY IN THE USA RISING STAR TALENT Session 4 (#68048) July 27-31 Session 4 (#68083) Session 8 (#68091) June 29 - July 2 June 29 - July 2 July 27-31 (Closed July 3) (Closed July 3)

Franklin Park Adventure Center 1747 E. Broad St., Columbus, OH 43203 NEW! *THREE-DAY GREAT OUTDOORS ADAPTIVE OUTDOOR SPORTS CAMP Session 5 (#68067) RECREATION CAMP Session 1 (#68059) July 6-10 In partnership with Outdoor Education June 8-10 FUN WITH SCIENCE Franklin Park Adventure Center MAKING WAVES AND MORE 1747 E. Broad St., Columbus, OH 43203 Session 2 (#68061) Session 6 (#68069) June 15-19 July 13-17 BUGS AND BEYOND CAMP ESSENTIALS Session 2 (#68298) Session 6 (#68300) GO FOR THE GOLD! BUILDING COMMUNITY June 15-19 | Ages 6-10 July 13-17 | Ages 11-21 Session 3 (#68063) Session 7 (#68070) June 22-26 July 20-24 ANIMALS AROUND US OUTDOOR ADVENTURERS Session 4 (#68299) Session 8 (#68301) PARTY IN THE USA RISING STAR TALENT June 29 - July 2 | Ages 6-10 July 27-31 | Ages 11-21 Session 4 (#68065) Session 8 (#68073) (closed July 3) June 29 - July 2 July 27-31 (Closed July 3)

*THREE-DAY SPORTS CAMP Skill development in a variety of sports for beginner to advanced levels. Campers will participate in five different sports, learn rules and adaptations, and meet new friends.

Sports: Bocce/Boccia, Field Events (Mini Jav, Seated Field Events, Softball Throw), Floor Hockey, Seated Volleyball, Soccer and more

Fee: $60/NR $65 | No extended care.

Dodge Swimming Pool 645 Sullivant Ave., Columbus, OH 43215

Must be able to complete one length of the pool assisted or unassisted.

Session 9 (#68058) August 3-7

9 AM-12 PM No Extended Care Fee: $45/NR $53

TEEN ADVENTURE CAMP Experience the outdoors through adventure-based activities, including hiking, kayaking and more. Daily field trips.

Franklin Park Adventure Center 1747 E. Broad St., Columbus, OH 43203

Session 9 (#68075) August 3-7 Ages 12-21

OUTDOOR EDUCATION CAMPS

Spend the summer outside canoeing, creeking, fishing A $15 processing fee will be assessed for each refund and building forts. Each week will have a unique theme request. built around classic camp activities. PARTICIPANT WAIVER REGISTRATION Each camper must have a signed waiver on the first Registration begins Thursday, February 6 at 7 PM. day of camp in order to be dropped off at the facility. Payment is required for registration. Pay in full or pay one Download the participant waiver form at columbus.gov/ quarter of total fees due at time of registration and the recreationandparks/programs/Outdoor-Education- credit card on file will be billed equally on the following Program. three dates: March 6, April 6 and May 6. All camps with the exception of Indian Village Preschool REFUND POLICY and Discover Boating: Refund request must be emailed to Outdooreducation@ columbus.gov at least 10 business days prior to camp Ages: 6-12 session before the refund is processed. Camp Hours: 7 AM-6 PM Fee (per session): $130/NR $156 Requests received 6-9 business days prior to camp Fee for Session 4: $104/NR $125 session will receive a 50% refund. Lunch and afternoon snack provided. Please bring a water bottle. Requests received 5 business days or less prior to camp session will not receive a refund. For more information, email Refunds take 6-8 weeks to process. [email protected] or call 614-645-3380.

27 CAMP TERRA DISCOVER BOATING Antrim Park Shelter House Campers learn basic sailing and canoeing skills at 5800 Olentangy River Road, Columbus, OH 43085 the O’Shaughnessy Reservoir. Participants must have CAMPER CONSERVATION CAMPER CONSERVATION intermediate-level swimming skills or higher. All boating CLUB CLUB equipment will be provided. Session 1 (#68202) Session 6 (#68207) June 8-12 July 13-17 O'Shaughnessy Reservoir 9610 Riverside Dr., Powell, OH 43065

WATER WONDERS WATER WONDERS Ages: 10-18 Session 2 (#68203) Session 7 (#68208) Camp Hours: 9 AM-4 PM June 15-19 July 20-24 Session 1 (#68224) Session 6 (#68232) OUTDOOR EXPLORERS OUTDOOR EXPLORERS June 8-12 July 13-17 Session 3 (#68204) Session 8 (#68209) June 22-26 July 27-31 Session 2 (#68226) Session 7 (#68234) June 15-19 July 20-24 CLASSIC CAMP TERRA CLASSIC CAMP TERRA Session 4 (#68205) Session 9 (#68210) Session 3 (#68228) Session 8 (#68236) June 29 - July 2 Aug. 3-7 June 22-26 July 27-31 (closed July 3) CREATURES OF Session 5 (#68230) Session 9 (#68238) CREATURES OF COLUMBUS July 6-10 Aug. 3-7 COLUMBUS Session 10 (#68211) Session 5 (#68206) Aug. 10-14 Fee (per session): $130/NR $156 July 6-10 Bring packed lunch and a water bottle.

Transportation CAMP TURNBERRY Round-trip transportation will be provided to O’Shaughnessy Reservoir from Antrim Park Shelter Retreat at Turnberry House, 5800 Olentangy River Road, Columbus, OH 11680 Refugee Road, Pickerington, OH 43147 43085. OUTDOOR EXPLORERS OUTDOOR EXPLORERS • $20 per session, per child Session 1 (#68213) Session 6 (#68218) • Transportation is limited to the first 12 campers who June 8-12 July 13-17 request it. • Departure time: 8:15 AM CLASSIC CAMP CLASSIC CAMP • Return time: 4:30 PM TURNBERRY TURNBERRY Session 2 (#68214) Session 7 (#68219) June 15-19 July 20-24

CREATURES OF CREATURES OF COLUMBUS COLUMBUS Session 3 (#68215) Session 8 (#68220) June 22-26 July 27-31

CAMPER CONSERVATION CAMPER CONSERVATION CLUB CLUB Session 4 (#68216) Session 9 (#68221) June 29 - July 2 Aug. 3-7 (closed July 3) WATER WONDERS WATER WONDERS Session 10 (#68222) Session 5 (#68217) Aug. 10-14 July 6-10

Register online at ColumbusRecParks.com 28 INDIAN VILLAGE McKnight Outdoor Education Center | Ottawa Lodge 3200 Indian Village Road, Columbus, OH 43221

CLASSIC INDIAN VILLAGE CLASSIC INDIAN VILLAGE Session 1 (#68242) Session 6 (#68247) June 8-12 July 13-17

CREATURES OF CREATURES OF COLUMBUS COLUMBUS Session 2 (#68243) Session 7 (#68248) June 15-19 July 20-24

CAMPER CONSERVATION CAMPER CONSERVATION CLUB CLUB Session 3 (#68244) Session 8 (#68249) June 22-26 July 27-31

WATER WONDERS WATER WONDERS Session 4 (#68245) Session 9 (#68250) June 29 - July 2 Aug. 3-7 (closed July 3) OUTDOOR EXPLORERS OUTDOOR EXPLORERS Session 10 (#68251) Session 5 (#68246) Aug. 10-14 July 6-10

INDIAN VILLAGE PRESCHOOL McKnight Outdoor Education Center | Wyandot Lodge 3228 Indian Village Road, Columbus, OH 43221

Ages: 4-5

ANIMAL EXPEDITIONS NATURE ART ALL ABOUT BUGS NATURE ART Session 1 Session 4 Session 7 Session 9 (AM #68253) (AM #68256) (AM #68259) (AM #68261) (PM #68263) (PM #68266) (PM #68269) (PM #68271) June 8-12 June 29 - July 2 July 20-24 Aug. 3-7 (closed July 3) ALL ABOUT BUGS OUTDOOR EXPLORERS FEATHERS AND FLIGHT Session 2 FEATHERS AND FLIGHT Session 8 Session 10 (AM #68254) Session 5 (AM #68260) (AM #68262) (PM #68264) (AM #68257) (PM #68270) (PM #68272) June 15-19 (PM #68267) July 27-31 Aug. 10-14 July 6-10 OUTDOOR EXPLORERS Camp Hours: AM Session 9 AM-12 PM | PM Session 1-4 PM Session 3 ANIMAL EXPEDITIONS (AM #68255) Session 6 Fee (per session): $75/NR $90 (PM #68265) (AM #68258) Fee for Session 4: $65/NR $78 June 22-26 (PM #68268) July 13-17 Snack provided

This camp is part-day ONLY. Children may not attend both AM and PM preschool sessions during the same week.

29 CAPITAL KIDS

SUMMER ENRICHMENT SPRING BREAK CAMP PROGRAM Capital Kids also offers a spring break camp at each of its sites. Children in grades K-5 enjoy field trips, academic Campers enjoy a summer of fun, creativity and stimulation, life skills development, daily meals and snacks, learning in a safe environment. Days are filled with a recreational activities, computer lab and much more. variety of activities, including computer lab, reading, academic assistance, research projects, gardening, Field trips may require an additional fee. Check with swimming, prevention, field trips and recreational staff for more information. activities. Meals and snacks are provided daily.

Ages: Grades K-5 No early drop off or late Dates and Hours: April 13-17 pick up. 9 AM-5 PM Dates and Hours: June 8-July 31 Fee (8 weeks): $100/NR No early drop off or late pick up. Monday-Friday $110 9 AM-5 PM Fee: $55 per camper

REGISTRATION REGISTRATION Registration opens Monday, April 20. Applications will be Registration opens Monday, March 16. Priority is given available online or at any of the sites. For more info, visit to youth who are currently enrolled in the Capital Kids Columbus.gov/capitalkids. school year program.

Priority is given to youth who are currently enrolled in the Capital Kids school year program. Each site has the capacity for 35 participants. Once the limit is reached, a waiting list will be kept at each site.

Sites Beatty Community Center 247 N. Ohio Ave., Columbus, OH 43203 614-645-3635 Site Director: Fuad Ahmed

Feddersen Community Center 3911 Dresden St., Columbus, OH 43224 614-645-3636 Site Director: James “JJ” Johnson

Marion Franklin Community Center 2801 Lockbourne Rd., Columbus, OH 43207 614-645-5456 Site Director: Felisa Provo

Sullivant Gardens Community Center 755 Renick St., Columbus, OH 43223 614-645-5587 Site Director: Brenda Fields

Learn more at ColumbusRecParks.com 30 CRPD FITNESS CAMP

This day-long camp is designed specifically for There are 50 spaces available at each site. All registration youth whose families meet the required income and is on a first-come, first-served basis. Once a site is full, employment guidelines. Campers participate in a variety applicants will be placed on a waiting list for that site. No of activities, from fitness training and sports to creative applications will be accepted prior to April 25. arts and field trips. Parents and campers must have an Activenet account to AGES 5-15 register for camp. Must have completed kindergarten by June 8, 2020 and be no older than 15 by this date. Applicants must bring the following documents with them to register campers: The participation of campers who are five years old will depend on their maturity level and ability to actively • A copy of the first two pages of the parent’s or participate in all program activities. guardian’s 2019 Federal 1040 tax form filed with the IRS. If your filing status was “Married Filing Separately”, HOURS AND LOCATIONS: 7 AM-6 PM a copy of your spouse’s 2019 1040 tax form must also be submitted. BLACKBURN COMMUNITY CENTER DOUGLAS COMMUNITY CENTER All campers must come from a household where DRIVING PARK COMMUNITY CENTER taxes have been filed for the tax year ending GLENWOOD COMMUNITY CENTER December 31, 2019. This is the only proof of income accepted. INCOME ELIGIBILITY This program is open to Columbus residents who meet • A completed 2020 application. the following income guidelines. • A certified copy of each camper’s birth certificate. *Family size Income amounts The copy must show the certification stamp on the 2-person $49,950 certificate. 3-person $56,200 4-person $62,400 No other forms of I.D. will be accepted. 5-person $67,400 Copies will not be made on site. 6-person $72,400 Documents will be retained by staff. 7-person $77,400 8-person $82,400 FEE $195 | Payment of $100 per camper by credit/debit card, *Based on 2019 Income Guidelines. These will adjust for money order or cashier’s check only, made payable to 2020. City of Columbus, must accompany your application, which pays for the first four weeks of the program. The Families with incomes exceeding the guidelines will be second payment will be due on or before Monday, July 6 accepted up to 25% of total enrollment. by 9 AM. Payment options are available and information will be provided at registration. REGISTRATION Registration opens Saturday, April 25 from 10 AM-4 PM An application is included on the next page and is also at Glenwood Community Center. available at the four CRPD Fitness Camp sites, along with being posted on . All applica- Registration will continue at Glenwood from ColumbusRecParks.com tions must be completely filled out and legible or they will April 28-May 15, Tuesday-Friday, from 12-2 PM and 5-7 PM, not be accepted. and on Saturdays, May 2, 9 and 16, 1-3 PM.

31 Learn more at ColumbusRecParks.com 2020 All fields are required. Registration must be done in-person. Mail-in and online registration is not accepted for this program.

PROGRAM SITE SELECTION | Please make only ONE selection

Blackburn Douglas Driving Park Glenwood Community Center Community Center Community Center Community Center

Total Number in Household Annual Household Income Camper(s) primarily resides with: including parents/ Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) from 2018 Mother Both Parents guardians and $ Federal 1040 Form (line 37 on 1040, line 21 children on 1040A, and line 4 on 1040EZ) Father Guardian(s)

PARENT/GUARDIAN #1 INFORMATION

First Name MI Last Name Address

City State ZIP Code Home Phone Cell Phone

Work Phone Ext. Email Address

PARENT/GUARDIAN #2 INFORMATION

First Name MI Last Name Cell Phone Work Phone

CAMPER #1 INFORMATION

First Name MI Last Name Age Date of Birth Sex Male Female

T-Shirt Size Race (Check all that apply) Health Conditions Other conditions/illnesses: Child L Adult L African-American/Black (Check all that apply) Adult S Adult XL Asian ADHD/Hyperactivity Adult M Adult XXL Caucasian/White Asthma Allergies, please specify: American Indian Diabetes Ethnicity Alaskan Native Hearing Impaired Hispanic/Latino Medications/Dosage/Frequency* Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander Speech Impaired Non-Hispanic/Non-Latino Other: Vision Impaired

CAMPER #2 INFORMATION | If applicable

First Name MI Last Name Age Date of Birth Sex Male Female

CONTINUED ON BACK CAMPER #3 INFORMATION | If applicable

First Name MI Last Name Age Date of Birth Sex Male Female

CAMPER #4 INFORMATION | If applicable

First Name MI Last Name Age Date of Birth Sex Male Female

EMERGENCY CONTACTS / AUTHORIZED ESCORTS | Other than parent/guardian

Name Relationship Primary Phone Secondary Phone

MEDICAL CARE PROVIDERS

Physician / Clinic Physician / Clinic Phone

Dentist / Dental Clinic Dentist / Dental Clinic Phone

*Medication Policy: Columbus Recreation and Parks Department staff shall not administer medication to participants of their programs. All medication taken by participant shall be self-administered, and no participant on medication shall be registered in the program unless that person is capable of taking his/her own medications, or parent/guardian is available to administer the medication. Recreation staff may (1) Remind a participant to take medication (2) Assist participant by taking the medication from the locked storage area and hand it to the participant. Please identify type, dosage, and time for all medication that the participant is currently taking.

Medical Authorization Policy: If attempts to contact me at the above listed phone numbers are unsuccessful, I authorize and give my consent for any emergency medical, surgical or dental treatment for my child (listed above) anywhere/anytime should it be deemed advisably by a qualified medical Doctor or Dentist, and the transportation of the child to the nearest hospital reasonably accessible. I understand this is to avoid undue delay and to assure prompt attention/treatment in an emergency. I hereby give permission to the City/CRPD to provide routine first aid care, administer prescribed medications in a life or death situation, and seek emergency medical treatment for my child when deemed necessary. In case of accident or injury, I will not hold the City of Columbus or its employees responsible. I understand and assume all risks that may occur during my child’s participation in these programs. I understand that should any injury occur to my child at this camp, I will be responsible for all medical treatment and other costs through my medical insurance policy and/or personal finances.

Parental Consent: I have filled in the required above information, and guarantee that all information, to the best of my knowledge, is correct, concerning qualifications for this program. I understand and agree that my child can and will participate in all activities. I also understand that non-participation in any activity is grounds for immediate exclusion and/or dismissal from the program.

I authorize the City of Columbus to use my child’s photograph/video for public relations purposes. I do not authorize the City of Columbus to use my child’s photograph/video for public relations purposes.

Parent/Guardian Signature Date GRAM AND GRAMP

This camp is designed to provide an opportunity for REGISTRATION AND FEES grandparents and grandchildren to spend quality, Senior Rate (entire week): $70/NR $80 structured time together. While most of the activities are structured for intergenerational participation, a few of Senior and one grandchild (entire week): $130 for both them involve the separation of youth and adult groups. campers/NR $140 For grandparents who prefer less strenuous activity, a modified format or substitute activity may be available. Additional grandchild/youth participant (entire week): $60/ NR $65; Limit one per grandparent McKnight Outdoor Education Center 3200 Indian Village Road, Columbus, OH 43221 *For grandchildren that start later in the week, please call for daily rates. Ages: Grandparents of any age. Grandchildren ages 8-14. June 1-5 Mail-in applications available at community centers. Mon-Thurs 9 AM-4 PM | Fri 10 AM-2 PM Online registration not available.

For more information, call 614-645-3106. Lunch provided. Transportation not provided.

34 35 TRACK MEETS

Youth interested in track and field are invited to participate in our annual events.

CRPD TRACK MEET Ages 9-14 (age as of meet date) Wednesday, July 8 at 10 AM

PEE WEE TRACK MEET Ages 6-8 (age as of meet date) Wednesday, June 24 at 10 AM

For more information, call Manney Clarke at 614-645-7407.

PLAYGROUND

Recreation leaders invade Southeast Lions Park this summer to offer eight weeks of fun and games! Our experienced leaders provide a safe and enjoyable place for youth to play. Youth participate in a variety of activities including sports, arts and crafts, music, drama, games and special events.

Southeast Lions Park 185 Barthman Ave., Columbus, OH 43207

Dates and Times: June 8-July 31 Monday - Friday 10 AM-4 PM

Registration is completed on site.

Learn more at ColumbusRecParks.com 36 GET YOUR BIG CATCH FISHING

Fishing takes place every Friday, June 12 - July 31, for youth ages 6-14. Classes are held at the following sites (please call sites for times):

ADAMS | FAR EAST | SCHILLER | WESTGATE | WHETSTONE

All supplies (bait, pole and tackle) are provided, but youth can bring their own supplies.

Youth who attend classes may be eligible for special trips to Lake Erie or Hargus Lake.

Registration opens June 8 at any of the sites listed. This program is free, but space is limited.

37 Learn more at ColumbusRecParks.com LATE NIGHT BASKETBALL In partnership with the DATES AND LOCATIONS GET YOUR BIG CATCH June 8-July 31 Columbus Divisions of Police Mondays: Blackburn & Far East and Fire, Columbus Recreation Tuesdays: Dodge & Milo Grogan and Parks Department offers Wednesdays: Driving Park & Glenwood Thursdays: Woodward Park & Thompson free, organized basketball. The Fridays: Marion Franklin & Schiller

Late Night Basketball program TIMES AND AGES was developed to provide 6-8 PM | 12-15 yrs. 8-10 PM | 16-18 yrs. youth and young adults with 10-11 PM | 19-30 yrs.

safe, free and fun activities Registration is free and can be completed on-site. Photo ID required. Registration form must be signed by during the summer nights. parent or guardian, if participant is under 18.

Learn more at ColumbusRecParks.com 38 Photo by Jim De Ramos

39 ADULT TENNIS

The Adult Tennis Program will be offered during the RECREATIONAL DOUBLES OPEN LEAGUE spring, summer and fall sessions of 2020. Classes are Teams can be any combination of two players: men, for beginners to advanced levels. Classes are offered women or mixed. Only one 4.0 player per team. Sign up at the following tennis courts: Schiller, Whetstone and as a team or as a single. Woodward Park. Need a partner? Tennis staff can help match partners. Sessions are six weeks, one hour per week. Some Play will consist of two sets with a 7-point match tie advanced lessons may be longer each day. Cost is breaker (if needed). Each player receives a league T-shirt. $40 (R)/$48 (NR) per session and and participants must bring two cans of unopened tennis balls. Woodward Park Tennis Courts 5147 Karl Road, Columbus, OH 43229 Register online at ColumbusRecParks.com Ages: 18 and over SPRING SESSION Women and men from 2.5 to 4.0 April 20 - May 30 | Register beginning April 6 Session 1 (#68276) Thursdays, May 7-July 2 Session 2 (#68277) Thursdays, July 30-Sept 24 SUMMER SESSION Time: 6-9 PM June 8 - July 18 | Register beginning May 18 Fee: $20 and participants must bring 3 cans of new unopened tennis balls FALL SESSION Aug. 17 - Sept 25 | Register beginning July 27 Contacts: Denica Bruce | 614-645-3264 or debruce@ columbus.gov; Don Evans: [email protected]

Registration: Opens April 1 at ColumbusRecParks.com

YOUTH TENNIS

Tennis is a lifelong sport for athletes of all ages and it’s TENNIS TOTS AND TENNIS STARS never too early to start playing. Columbus Recreation and This program introduces the basic skills of tennis to Parks offers many tennis programs for youth, beginning young players. Lessons are conducted in a weekly mini- as young as 3-years old. camp format. Clinics are conducted Monday through Thursday. Times are dependent upon age groups. REGISTRATION Registration opens Friday, May 1 Tots: Ages 3-5 • Fee: $15/week Stars: Ages 6-8 • Fee: $20/week For schedules and registration, please visit columbus.gov/recreationandparks/programs/Tennis- NATIONAL JUNIOR TENNIS LEAGUE Programs Instruction and match play offered for beginners. Players receive three hours of coaching per week with weekly Locations: Westgate, Whetstone, Wolfe Park scheduled match play. Begins June 15 Ages: 9-14 Contact: Denica Bruce | 614-645-3264 or debruce@ Fee: $25 columbus.gov. Fee includes lessons, league play and team T-shirt.

YOUTH SELECT TRAVEL BASEBALL

King of Swing April

Championship Challenge April

Capital Cup May

Christopher Columbus July

ADULT SOFTBALL

The THAW March

Spring Fling All-Nighter April

Heart of Ohio Senior National May

Christopher Columbus July

Mixed Nutz Screwball August

Nite Owl Classic All-Nighter September

Turkey Bowl November

41 SPORTS Whether you’re training for the next level or simply want to stay in shape, we invite you to unleash your competitive spirit with the Columbus Recreation and Parks Department.

ADULT LEAGUES Register at CRPDsports.org YOUTH LEAGUES Register at CRPDsports.org

(SPRING) Basketball (SPRING, SUMMER, FALL & WINTER) Youth Flag Football Spring registration opens February; season begins March Registration opens January; season begins March Summer I registration opens May; season begins June Summer II registration opens July; season begins August Youth Recreational Baseball/Softball (SPRING) Fall registration opens August; season begins September Registration opens February; season begins May Winter registration opens December; season begins January Youth Select Travel Baseball (FALL) Registration opens May; season begins August Softball (SPRING, SUMMER & FALL) Spring registration opens February; season begins March Summer I registration opens March; season begins April Youth Soccer (FALL) Summer II registration opens July; season begins August Registration opens April; season runs September to May Fall registration opens August; season begins September Youth Basketball (WINTER) Registration opens October; season begins January Adult Volleyball (SPRING, SUMMER, FALL & WINTER) Spring registration opens February; season begins March Summer I registration opens May; season begins June Summer II registration opens July; season begins August Fall registration opens August; season begins September Columbus Recreation and Parks also Winter registration opens December; season begins January offers sports facility rentals for indoor and outdoor play, including basketball 50+ Basketball (WINTER) and volleyball courts, ball diamonds, Registration opens October; season begins November tennis courts and athletic fields.

50+ Softball (SUMMER & FALL) Summer registration opens March; season begins April For rentals, registration or more Fall registration opens August; season begins September information, visit CRPDSports.org

Register online at ColumbusRecParks.com 42 FITNESS & WELLNESS Columbus Recreation and Parks Department has 19 designated Get Active Fitness Centers with specialized workout facilities, cardio equipment, weight machines and fitness classes. Members have access to all 19 locations.

FITNESS CENTER MEMBERSHIP FEES For only $10 per session, adults can also participate in Adult: $60/year | Adults over 50: $40/year* drop-in adult sports activities at any of our community Youth Ages 14-17: Free** centers. City of Columbus Employees: Free

*Senior Community Centers offer fitness programs tailored to ages 50 and older **Youth under 18 must be accompanied by an adult with membership

1 Barnett Community Center 2 Beatty Community Center 11 3 Blackburn Community Center 4 Brentnell Community Center 5 Carriage Place Community Center 6 Dodge Community Center 5 7 Driving Park Community Center 9

8 Far East Community Center 270 9 Gillie Community Senior Center* 19 71 10 Glenwood Community Center 11 Lazelle Woods Community Center 12 Marion Franklin Community Center 13 4 13 Martin Janis Community Senior Center* 17 14 14 Milo Grogan Community Center 670 70 2 15 Schiller Community Center 10 16 Scioto Southland Community Center*** 6 18 1 15 7 17 Thompson Community Center 3 8 18 Westgate Community Center 70

19 Whetstone Community Center 12

270

***Formerly Indian Mound Community Center 16

43 POP-UP EVENTS

Exercise is Medicine (Highlighting American Heart Month) Milo Grogan February 15 | 10-11:30 AM

Core, Strength and Stretch Blackburn Community Center March 21 | 10-11:30 AM

Line Dancing Extravaganza Dodge Community Center April 18 | 10-11:30 AM

Yoga in the Park (Highlighting Mental Health Awareness Month) McKnight Outdoor Education Center May 16 | 10-11:30 AM

WALK WITH A DOC Walk With A Doc is a free neighborhood walking club where participants can learn about health and wellness from a local doctor, eat healthy snacks and enjoy fun prizes. END OF YEAR CELEBRATION APRIL 4-NOVEMBER 7, 2020 APRIL 11-NOVEMBER 14, 2020 November 21

NORTH SIDE FAR EAST SIDE Woodward Park & Community Center Big Walnut Park & Far East Community Center 1st & 3rd Saturdays | 8:30 - 9:30 AM 2nd & 4th Saturdays | 8:30 - 9:30 AM

SOUTH SIDE WEST SIDE Marion Franklin Community Center Dodge Park & Community Center 1st & 3rd Saturdays | 8:30 - 9:30 AM 2nd & 4th Saturdays | 8:30 - 9:30 AM

Walks are held in the community center gym during inclement weather.

This program is provided through a collaboration between the following partners: Columbus Public Health, Walk with a Doc, Mount Carmel Health System, Department of Public Safety, Fleet Feet Sports, YMCA of Central Ohio and Columbus Recreation and Parks Department.

Learn more at ColumbusRecParks.com 44 Pickleball is a combination of tennis, badminton and table tennis, with players using a paddle to hit a whiffle-like ball over a net. Competitors play in singles, doubles or mixed doubles, and like most net games, a powerful serve is always an asset. Pickleball is one of the fastest- growing sports in the country and has gained popularity among fans of all ages and abilities who enjoy friendly competition and healthy lifestyles.

In 2019, Columbus Recreation and Parks added 23 more court overlays throughout the city and increased instructional and open court times at our community recreation centers, with plans to add additional dedicated courts in the future.

WHERE TO PLAY We offer 118 Pickleball courts at 35 locations - 60 for indoor play and 58 for play outdoors - including three dedicated Pickleball courts at Marion Franklin Park. For information on Pickleball at our community centers, including details about instructional and open play schedules, visit us online at ColumbusRecParks.com/Pickleball.

RESERVING A COURT Contact your local community center to reserve a court for indoor play. To reserve outdoor courts at any of our parks, or to PICKLEBALL reserve the indoor courts at the Bill McDonald Athletic Complex, contact our Sports Office at614-645-3366 between the hours of 8 AM and 5 PM, Monday through Friday.

45 46 AIRPORT 900 N. Hamilton Rd. Columbus, OH 43219 614-645-3127

CHAMPIONS 3900 Westerville Rd. Columbus, OH 43224 614-645-7111

MENTEL MEMORIAL 6005 Alkire Rd. Galloway, OH 43119 614-645-3050

RAYMOND 3860 Trabue Rd. Columbus, OH 43228 614-645-3276

TURNBERRY 1145 Clubhouse Ln. Pickerington, OH 43147 614-645-2582

WILSON ROAD 1900 Wilson Rd, Columbus, OH 43228 614-645-3221 47 GOLF

Columbus Recreation and Parks Golf operates six public golf courses that offer a variety of locations, costs and challenges. Prepare yourself for an unparalleled golfing experience, with courses that can be enjoyed by golfers of any skill level. Test your accuracy with our fairways, water hazards and bunkers; we have everything you need to challenge and improve your game.

Opening this spring is our new 10,000-square-foot clubhouse at Champions. This beautiful, spacious facility boasts a new pro shop, dine-in grill and large banquet room, with seating for more than 250 people. The clubhouse is available for year-round rentals, so book your wedding reception, family reunion, graduation party or golf outing with us!

To learn more and to schedule tee times, visit CRPDgolf.com.

48 We know how much dogs love to go to the park! Columbus Recreation and Parks Department has five locations where your furry friend can really enjoy themselves. You can help develop a dog’s positive behavior by letting them socialize, and who knows, you might just make a new friend too.

Handlers are responsible for any injuries caused by dogs they bring to the park. Users of these parks do so at their own risk. Neither the City of Columbus nor the Columbus Recreation and Parks Department shall be liable for any injury or damage caused by any dog in the Dog Park.

BIG WALNUT DOG PARK ENSURE YOUR ANIMALS STAY SAFE 5000 E. Livingston Ave. Direct Control is part of Columbus City Code 2327.11 (Animals Running at Columbus, OH 43227 Large) and means that an animal is on a leash/tether or will come, sit, and Hours: 7 AM-11 PM stay on command from the owner.

Under this code: GODOWN DOG PARK 6099 Godown Rd. • No owner of any animal shall permit such animal to run large (off leash) Columbus, OH 43235 on any property not his own. Hours: Sunrise to Sunset • The pet must respond immediately to the owner’s command to be under direct control. • The pet is considered not to be under direct control if it chases, injures, SPINDLER DOG PARK or kills any person, domestic animal, or damages or commits any 2121 Spindler Rd. nuisance upon property other than that of its owner. Hilliard, OH 43026 Hours: 7 AM-11 PM Whoever violates Columbus Code 2327.11 is guilty of permitting animals to run at large, a minor misdemeanor. If the animal is a dog, a violation of this section is a third-degree misdemeanor. THREE CREEKS DOG PARK 2748 Spangler Rd. If the animal causes physical harm to any person, or if the offender is, or has Columbus, OH 43207 been, the owner of a dog which was declared a dangerous or vicious animal, a Hours: 8 AM to Dusk violation of this section is a first-degree misdemeanor.

WHEELER DOG PARK Columbus Recreation and Parks Department is committed to the safety 725 Thurber Drive West and well-being of the people and the pets in our community. We invite all Columbus, OH 43215 pet lovers to work with us to keep our community welcoming and safe for Hours: 7 AM-11:00 PM everyone.

49 CREATIVE ARTS EVENT May 6-15

Engaging in creative activities keeps minds active and nimble, reduces stress and builds social circles. For more than 60 years, Columbus Recreation and Parks has nurtured and celebrated the artistic talents of central Ohio area residents ages 50+. The Creative Arts Event showcases these artists with an exhibition of nearly 500 award-winning arts and crafts, poetry and short stories submitted by community members. Hosted at the Martin Janis Commu- nity Center, this celebration features a full slate of visual and performing arts programs, including the annual Line Dance Showcase.

50 Register online at ColumbusRecParks.com 51 CITY LEADERS

This nine-month initiative works to develop Columbus’ leaders of tomorrow by providing, hands-on education and mentoring. City Leaders offers an immersive learning experience for participants, teaching them about the inner workings of the City of Columbus. Areas of focus include Science, Technology, Arts, History, Education, Health and Nutrition, Social Services, Law Enforcement, Safety, Government, Economic Development and Community Service. In addition to experiential learning opportunities, participants benefit from mentoring by current leaders from within the City of Columbus and local partner organizations.

This leadership opportunity is open to middle schoolers, grades 6-8 and ages 10-15, who reside within the City of Columbus. The hope is that the selection process will render a very diverse group of forward-thinking children, eager to learn all about their city and become a catalyst for change. To learn more and to apply, visit Columbus.gov/CityLeaders.

52 APPLICATIONS FOR PURPOSE, PRIDE AND SUCCESS (APPS)

Our APPS program is designed to help reduce neighborhood crime and violence, through the use of proven prevention and intervention strategies which increase protective factors in the lives of Columbus youth and young adults, ages 14-23.

Additionally, event calendars are created with extended hours for engagement and feature fun and enriching activities during school breaks. Learn more about APPS at bit.ly/APPSCbus.

CAP CITY NIGHTS FESTIVALS

Each summer, we host neighborhood celebrations that serve as both community-building and prevention activities, while creating positive, healthy and safe community relationships. We are intentional in bringing together neighborhood residents, area leaders, service providers, business owners, civic groups and the faith community. Festivals include music, food and beverages, games and activities, community resource information, and lots of fun for the entire family.

JOB READINESS PROGRAM

Our nine-week, life skills and professional development program provides training, mentorship and job placement at worksites throughout the city. We offer an Education Individual Development Account (IDA) for participants who complete certification in EverFi Financial Literacy, which rewards those who save their earnings with an $8 to $1 match, to be used for post-secondary educational expenses. The maximum amount that can be matched is $500, giving them $4,500 to put toward expenses for trade school and/or 2-year or 4-year accredited colleges and universities. Experienced job coaches perform daily worksite visits to provide support and guidance.

NEIGHBORHOOD VIOLENCE INTERVENTION

Our Neighborhood Violence Intervention (NVI) program uses proven strategies to interrupt violence at the street level and promote conflict resolution. Trained Interventionists use mediation, conflict resolution and community crisis response tactics as part of our proactive strategy to stop violence before it happens.

53 Just because school’s out, doesn’t mean lunch has to be. Join us for free, nutritious meals all summer long. Go, Lunch!, which is Columbus Recreation and Parks Department’s Summer Food Program, provides fun, safe spaces to meet new friends, learn and play, and enjoy healthy food and snacks while kids and teens are out of school. Go, Lunch! takes place at our community centers and at partner locations. (Dates and times may vary.)

Each summer, Go, Lunch! serves more than 500,000 meals at more than 175 locations in the Columbus area. These meals are served to anyone between the ages of 1–18. Meals are also available for anyone ages 18-21 who has been determined by a State or Local Education Agency (LEA) to be mentally or physically disabled and involved in an Individualized Education Program (IEP).

Find a location near you on our website at GoLunch.club

54 JOIN OUR TEAM Columbus Recreation and Parks Department offers a variety of opportunities for employment in Parks, Recreation, Sports, Permits, Communications, Golf, Planning and Design, Special Events, Human Resources and Fiscal. These opportunities are full and part-time and some can even start out as seasonal jobs for youth.

RECREATION SECTION Recreation and Park Aide – Assists staff within the community center with various tasks; such as ensuring standards of acceptable conduct, cleaning and maintaining the facilities, opening and closing buildings and assisting with activities within the center.

Lifeguard – Monitors the swimming pool in order to direct water safety and prevent accidents, teaches swimming lessons and maintains pool/pool deck.

PARKS, GOLF & SPORTS SECTION Recreation and Park Aide – Performs general grounds cleaning work such as: picking up debris, raking leaves, pulling weeds, trimming bushes, mowing grass, digging holes for planting, emptying trash barrels, and cleaning and maintaining restrooms.

PERMITS SECTION Recreation and Park Aide – Acts as an attendant at a variety of department-operated rental facilities, by collecting and verifying user permits, ensuring standards of acceptable conduct, and cleaning and maintaining the facilities; opens and closes rental facilities at designated times.

For a complete list of available positions, and to apply, visit Columbus.gov/CRPDjobs

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