CITY OF WHITE PLAINS 2015-16 GUIDE Fall & Winter

Recreation & Parks • Library & Performing Arts Center Youth Bureau • Programs, Activities & Services www.cityofwhiteplains.com The City of White Plains Programs

WHITE PLAINS CITY OFFICIALS Mayor Thomas M. Roach Office of the Mayor Council President City of White Plains, Office of the Mayor John Martin 255 Main Street, White Plains NY 10601

Common Council Dear Fellow Resident: John Kirkpatrick Dennis Krolian Milagros Lecuona The City of White Plains is pleased to present its Nadine Hunt-Robinson John Martin programming guide for Fall/Winter 2015/2016. The Beth Smayda Fall/Winter Guide details the many programs offered by the Recreation & Parks Department, White Plains Library, the Youth Bureau, the White Plains Performing Recreation Advisory Arts Center and our community partners. Committee The fall is a great time to enjoy our parks and the City’s many amenities. We John Martin, have exciting special events planned and new initiatives including: White Plains Chairman Night with the Westchester Knicks, Ballroom Dancing Made Easy, a Fitness Christine Eifler Class Open-House at the White Plains Community Center and a Summer Day Cayne Letizia Charles Morgan Camp Information Fair. Returning favorites include: the award-winning, Great Richard Myers White Plains Camp-Out at Delfino Park on September 19th and the White Plains Nyla Robinson Richard Sanchez Jazz Fest, September 24th – 27th. This year we introduce the first Frightfully Evelyn Santiago Fun Festival & Parade in the downtown on Sunday October 25. Jonathan Schere Michele Schoenfeld We hope you will participate in the new extended weekend Public Skate hours Kevin Scully at Ebersole Ice Rink, the City Lights Bright Holiday Nights event, and of course, Evelyne Velez Frank Williams our Annual New Year’s Eve Spectacular in the heart of our downtown. I encourage you to take advantage of the many programs available to you and Recreation & Parks Staff your family as residents of our great city. Wayne Bass, Commissioner Best regards, Francine Croughan Deputy Commissioner

Courtney Abrams Ellen Albers Recrea Mary Carey Thomas M. Roach, Mayor ins tion la & P P Robert Demarco te a i r h k s Michael Fusca W Martha Guarin Matthew Hanson G r i Helen Lamarche v e in b g m Beverly Myers-Bryant Y e ou m Lauren O’Connor M Re oments to George Price Sia Tofano Table of Contents

General Program Information Swim FREE Family 11 Active Older Adult Programs La informacion de la matricula 3 Swim Instruction 11Taiko About the White Plains Recreation Map & Index of Park Facilities 48 Drumming 12 & Parks AOA 19 Refund Policy 2 Story Walk 12 Program Offerings 19-24 Registration Information 3 Tap Dance 12 Special Events 24-25 Registration Form 48 Teens Only-No Parents Trips 25-29 Allowed 12-13 Pre-School Programs Great White Plains Camp Out 12 Special Events 30-31 Arts & Crafts “Sticky Fingers” 4 Party Room Ebersol Ice Rink 12 Fantastic Fitness 4 Tennis Instruction 13 Community Partners 34-35 Play Groups Program 5 TGA Golf Instruction 13 WP Library Programs 42-43 Pre-Ballet Program 5 Track & Cross Country 13 WP Performing Arts Soccer Pre Kickers 5 White Plains Little League 13 Center 40-41 Sport Squirts Clinic 5 White Plains Camp Fair 13 Youth Bureau Programs 36-39 Creative Movement 5 Swim Parent/Tot 6 Programs for People Ebersole Ice Rink T-Ball Squirts Clinic 6 With Differing Abilities Public Session Schedule 32 Tumbling for Tots 6 Programs For All Ages 14-15 Family Admission Rates 32 Recreation Buddies 14 Instructional Programs 32-33 Youth Programs Ice Hockey 33 Basketball Programs 7-8 Adult Programs Party Room Ebersole Ice Rink 33 Fashion Designs & Trends 8 Aqua Zumba 16 Beginner Tumbling and Basketball League Men 16 Parks, Playground & Flexibility Program 8 Basketball League-Women 16 Trails 44-47 Cheerleading 8 Softball, Co-Ed League– Flying Machines-The Seagull 9 Fall League 16 Flight! 9 Softball, Men’s League– Recreation & Parks Hip-Hop 9 Fall League 16 Intermediate Tumbling and Ballroom Dancing Made Easy 16 Office Hours: Flexibility Program 9 as One, Two, Three Mon - Fri 8:30am - 5:15pm; Lacrosse Association, Fat Burning Pilates-Bodies Sat 9am - noon White Plains 9 In Motion 17 Information: 422-1336 My Art Treasure/Creative Gentle Yoga 17 Cancellations: 422-1302 Explorations 9 Fitness Classes-Open House 17 Mystery Makers 10 Have Fun with the Water Color 18 *Recreation Office Closed on the “No-Go-Yell-Tell” 10 Open Paint Night Following Saturdays Quick Start Tennis 10 Tennis Instruction 18 November 28, December 26, Safe On My Own 10 Tennis - Platform Tennis 18 January 2, February 13 Smart Start Sports Program 6 Zumba i20/20/20 18 www.cityofwhiteplains.com Soccer Programs 10

1 2015-16 Fall and Winter Programs Program Registration RECREATION AND PARKS MISSION The mission of the City of White Plains Recreation and Parks Department is to enhance the quality of life by providing recreational opportunities through safe, well- organized and affordable programs and facilities; and to maintain a comprehensive network of parks, trails and open spaces that promotes the mental, physical and social well being of our residents.

Refund Policy Cancellation Policy Refunds are issued only for the following reasons: In case of inclement weather, cancellations will be A full refund will be issued for any program cancelled announced on the Recreation & Parks Hotline at 422- by Recreation & Parks. A refund request because 1302, and on radio station WHUD FM (100.7). of illness or accident must be submitted in writing All efforts will be made to reschedule classes canceled and accompanied by a doctor’s note. Refunds will due to weather conditions or scheduling conflicts. be prorated based on the date received, with a 10% However there is no refund or pro-rated fee due to service charge. missed classes..

White Plains Recreation & Parks Alerts Receive important information regarding recreation activities, weather related cancellations and game post- ponements by registering for RecAlerts. RecAlerts are reliable and free. There is no spam, no hidden cost; you receive messages as part of your cell phone text messaging plan (standard text messaging rates apply). To register use your cell phone, text “RecAlert” to 888777.

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Registration for all programs begins four (4) business days following the mailing of the Guide. Online registration begins five (5) business days following the mailing of the guide. All registration fees are payable at the time of registration. Class sizes are limited, so register early! Payment can be made by cash, check or credit card (MasterCard, Visa, or American Express). Please make checks payable to “The City of White Plains”. Financial assistance may be available to qualified applicants. Federal Income Tax Form 1040 for tax year 2014 or Social Services Eligibility letter must accompany application. No Scholarships available for nonresidents. Mail-In, Walk-In or visit www.whiteplainsregistration.com, All individuals will be able to browse our online brochure, however, if you wish to take advantage of online registration available for most of our programs, you will be required to visit our office and provide proof of residency. We will then provide you free of charge a WEBACCESS PASS for the convenience of future program registration. Nonresidents may register for most programs in our office. Limited enrollment Registration for programs will be held at the Recreation Administration Office at 85 Gedney Way, Monday through Friday, 8:30am- 5:15pm and Saturdays, 9am - noon. A $20 fee will be charged for all returned checks. Registration for all programs begins four (4) business days following the mailing of the Guide. Online registration begins five (5) business days following the mailing of the guide.

Resident ID cards are issued on an annual basis, and can be obtained in Acceptable Proofs of Residency: Adult: person upon presenting two acceptable proofs of residency at the Recreation Acceptable Proofs of Residency: Adult: Driver’s license photo ID, utility bills, Administration Office. lease or cancelled checks. Youth: School ID card, library card, driver’s per- Recreation ID Card Fees: mit or license. Youth without photo ID must be accompanied by a parent. A Adult (18 and older) Initial $11 Renewal $9 resident is a person who lives in the City of White Plains. Owning property in Youth (5 to 17) Initial $7 Renewal $6 White Plains does not necessarily qualify a person as a resident. Senior Citizens Lifetime Ages 70 and Older $10 Notice: The Department of Recreation & Parks reserves the right to Lost Card Replacement Fee $11 cancel a program or adjust fees prior to actual starting date. . Registracion de Programas

COMO INSCRIBIRSE Tarifas: COMO INSCRIBIRSE Adultos (18 o mas) Inicial $11 Renovacion $9 Todos los costos de inscripcion deben pagarse al momento de la inscripcion. Joven (5 a 17) Inicial $7 Renovacion $6 Tamaño de las clases es limitado, registresen temprano! Pago puede ser echo Envejeciente (70 o mas) $10 de por vida en efectivo, cheque, o credito (Mastercard, Visa, o American Express). Por Reemplazo, tarjeta perdida $11 favor haga los cheques a nombre de “The City of White Plains”. Ayuda financiera puede estar disponsible para los solicitantes calificados. Declaracion Pruebas Aceptables de Residencia: Adulto: de impuestos Federales 1040 año fiscal, de 2014 tiene que acompañar la Licencia de conducir, facturas de servicios publicos, arrendamiento, o cheques solicitud. cacelados. Joven: Tarjeta de identificacion de la escuela, tarjeta de biblioteca, Por correo, en persona, o visitar www.whiteplainsregistration.com, Todos permiso de conducir or licencia de conducir. Joven sin identificacion debe los individuos seran capaces de navegar por nuestro folleto por el web, se acompañado por su pariente. Un residente es una persona que vive en la sin embargo, para tomar ventaja de registro por el web para la mayoria de Ciudad de White Plains. Ser dueño de una propiedad en White Plains no cali- nuestros programas se le requiere visitar nuestra oficina y necesitamos prueba fica necesariamente una persona como residente. de residencia. Entonces vamos a ofrecer gratuitamente un pase de acceso al web para la comodidad de registro de programas en un futuro. Nota: El Departamento de Parques y Recreo reserva el derecho de Inscripcion para los programas se llevara a cabo en la oficina administrativa cancelar un programa o ajustar la tarifar antes de la fecha real de de parques y recreo en 85 Gedney Way, Lunes a Viernes, 8:30am - 5:15pm comienzo. y Sabados, 9am - medio dia. Una tarifa de $20 se cobrara por todos los cheques devueltos. www.cityofwhiteplains.com

TARJETA DE IDENTIFICACION DE RECREO Las tarjetas de indentificacion de residentes se emiten sobre una base anual, y pueden se obtenida en persona al presentar dos pruebas aceptables de residencia en la Oficina Administrativa de Recreo. hat to do, Way of Life! e to go, W Wher Plains Recreation & Parks f White 3 2015-16 Fall and Winter Programs City o Pre-School Programs

Arts & Crafts “Sticky Fingers” Creative Movement Children have a great time with arts and crafts activities This class will introduce young children to music and move- using a variety of art mediums. A smock or oversized t-shirt ment through story-telling exercises and props. Children is necessary. will learn to develop listening skills, classroom etiquette, Age Group 3-5 Years coordination skills and basic dance steps. Caregivers must Day/Time Monday be available at all times while class is in session. 3 Years with Caregiver Course # 211010-C1 Begins September 21, 10 Sessions Age Group 3 Years with Caregiver 12:45-1:30pm, No Session 10/12, 10/26 Day/Time Wednesday, 2:30-3:15pm Course # 211010-MA Begins September 30, 10 Sessions Course # 211010-C2 Begins January 4, 8 Sessions No Session 11/11, 11/25 12:45-1:30pm, No Session 1/8, 2/15

4-5 Years, Children Only Course # 211010-MB Begins January 20, 8 Sessions Course # 211010-C3 Begins September 21, 10 Sessions No Session 2/17 1:45-2:30pm No Session 10/12, 10/26 Location Gillie Recreation Room Registration On going Course # 211010-C4 Begins January 4, 8 Sessions Fee $120-10 Sessions, 1:45-2:30pm No Session 1/18, 2/15 $95-8 Sessions

Location Gillie Recreation Room Registration On going Fee: $120-10 Sessions, $95-8 Sessions

Funtastic Fitness This class is an introduction to fitness through aerobics, calisthenics and movement games. Children have fun while getting fit and building coordination, balance and stamina; comfortable clothing and sneakers necessary. Age Group 4-5 Years, Children Only Day/Time Wednesday, 12:15-1:15pm, 10 Sessions Course # 211010-F1 Begins September 30 No Session 11/11 Course # 211010-F2 Begins January 6 No Session 2/17 Location Gillie Recreation Room Registration Ongoing Fee $120

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Pre-Ballet Pre Kickers Instructional Program Pre-School Programs A playful introduction to the world of ballet, music and Children will be introduced to the game and the various skills creative movement. Children learn about rhythm, balance needed to play. They will participate in drills, fun games, and and stretching, as well as classic ballet names, forms and mini scrimmages. All players must wear shin guards. Age Group Pre K sequences. Students can wear a leotard with tights or form Day/Time Saturday, Begins September 19, 6 Sessions fitting clothes. Ballet shoes are recommended. A dance Course # 220510-P1 9am recital will be held Spring 2016 for classes starting in Course # P2 12:15pm January, date TBD Location George Washington Elementary School Age Group 4-6 Years, Children Only Registration Ongoing (Space Limited) Deadline September 11 Day/Time Wednesday 3:30-4:15p; 4:30-5:15pm Fee $65 Course # 211010-BC 3:30–4:15pm Play Groups New Time and Day Begins September 30, 10 Sessions Schedule a play date and share ideas with others while No Session 11/11, 11/25 having fun. Children have a great time interacting in a variety Course # 211010-BE 3:30–4:15pm of activities: singing, parachute play, bubble making, creative Begins January 20, 12 Sessions, No Session 2/17, 3/23 movements, crafts and storytelling. Age Group 18 Months-2 Years With Parent/Caregiver Course # 211010-BD 4:30–5:15pm Day/Time Tuesday, 1:30-2:30pm, 10 Sessions Begins September 30, 10 Sessions Course # 211010-TA Begins September 29 No Session 11/11, 11/25 No Session 11/3 Course # 211010-BF 4:30–5:15pm Course # 211010-TB Begins January 5 Begins January 20 No Session 2/16 No Session 2/17, 3/23 Location Gillie Recreation Room Registration Ongoing Location Gillie Recreation Room Fee $120 Registration Ongoing Fee: $110-10 Sessions Sport Squirts Clinic $135-12 Sessions, Rehearsal & Recital Introduces a variety of sports: Tball, basketball, lacrosse, and hockey, all activities promote hand-eye coordination, move- ment and balance, and most importantly, FUN, FUN, FUN! Age Group 3-5 years Day/Time Tuesday, 3:30-4:15pm Begins September 22, 7 Sessions No Session 11/3 Location Delfino Park Registration Recreation Office or @ www.ussportsinstitute.com Parent And Me: Total Sports Squirts Fee $105 Check payable to US Sports Institute Ideal for any child just beginning to explore the world of sports. This Program introduces children to a new sport each session. With a helping hand from Mom or Dad, children will have the opportunity to try Soccer, Lacrosse, Basketball, T-Ball, Floor Hockey and more! Age Group 2-3 Years with Parents/Caregivers Day/Time Tuesday, 2:30-3:15pm, 7 Sessions, Begins September 22 No Session 11/3 Location Delfino Park Registration Recreation Office or Parent-Tot Ice Skating @ www.ussportsinstitute.com Fee $105 Check payable to US Sports Institute Call 422-1390 for information

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Smart Start Sports Tumbling for Tots This program creates a solid foundation for sports activities by Basic introduction to tumbling and flexibility, children have a promoting safe and meaningful sports for children. Parents/ great time learning and practicing somersaults, handsprings Caregivers work together with their children to develop proper and interacting with other children. Children will work with throwing, kicking, batting, shooting, and catching skills that some apparatuses (rings and balance beam) and have a fun are needed for organized sports participation. Parents/ time tumbling on mats. Caregivers must attend and participate in this program with Age Group 4 -5 years their children. Day/Time Friday 6:00-6:30pm or Saturday 9:00-9:30am, Age Group 2-4 Years with Parents/Caregivers 6 Sessions Day/Time Saturday, 9:00-9:45am Course # 211010-T1 Begins Friday, October 9 Course # 214210-SS Begins January 9, 6 Sessions Course # 211010-T2 Begins Saturday, October 1 No Session 02/13, 02/20 Course # 211010-T3 Begins Friday, January 8 Location Mamaroneck Ave School Gym No Session 2/12, 2/19 Registration Ongoing Fee $65 Course # 211010-T4 Begins Saturday, January 9 No Session 2/13, 2/20 Location Ridgeway School Gymnasium Swim Parent/Tot Registration Ongoing A program designed to introduce and aid you in your child’s Fee $95 adjustment to aquatics. Our program offers parents the opportunity to encourage and guide their children in a well- organized aquatics setting. Adult must accompany child in all aquatic activities. Age Group 2-4 years with Parents/Caregivers Day/Time Saturday, 3:00-3:30pm, 8 Sessions Course # 211010-S9 Begins Saturday, October 3 S0 Begins Saturday, January 9 No Session 2/13, 2/20 Location White Plains High School Pool Registration Ongoing Fee $95

T-Ball Squirts Clinic US Sports Institute will Introduce young sluggers to the exciting game of baseball! T-Ball Squirts focuses on the fundamental skills of the game; including, hitting, throwing, catching and running the bases. Age Group 3-5 years Day/Time Tuesday, 4:30-5:15pm Begins September 22, 7 Sessions No Session 11/3 Location Delfino Park Registration Recreation Office or @ www.ussportsinstitute.com Fee $105 Check payable to US Sports Institute

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BASKETBALL PROGRAMS Basketball Recreation League Come in the gym and score your way through the Winter! We offer Teams practice on weekdays between the hours of 6-9pm in prepara- various basketball programs for children, where young athletes tion to play in games. Basketball sneakers and shorts without pockets learn about the game, begin skill work and understand the are required. League play is determined by grades and is gender spe- meaning of teamwork and play games. Dribble your way in and cific. The season ends with an exciting March Madness tournament. Youth Programs join our coaches and staff at the gym and get ready for tip-off! VOLUNTEER COACHES ARE NEEDED. If Interested in Coaching, Call 422-1347. Basketball Instruction Age Group Grades 3-9 Our Basketball Instruction programs introduce players to the basic Day/Time Weekday Evenings & Saturdays Practices Begin December, Season Begins January fundamentals of basketball. Children practice dribbling, shooting, Boys Girls passing, and defense. Course # 220310-B1 Gr. 3-4 Boys 220310-G1 Gr. 3-4 Girls Age Group K-2 B2 Gr. 5-6 Boys G2 Gr. 5-6 Girls Day/Time Saturday FALL Begins October 3, 6 Sessions B3 Gr. 7-9 Boys G3 Gr. 7-9 Girls Course # 220310-A0 Grade K 9-10am Registration Ongoing DEADLINE November 14 220310-A1 Grade 1 10:15-11:15am Fee $65-Residents only 220310-A2 Grade 2 11:30-12:30pm 220310-A3 Grades 1 & 2 12:45-1:45pm *All first time players in our league must attend new player 220310-A4 Grades 1 & 2 2-3pm evaluations Location Church Street School, Gymnasium Note-New Player Evaluation WINTER, Begins January 16, 6 Sessions Day/Time Monday, 11/16 Girls Grades 3-9 Course # 220310-A5 Grade K 9-10am Tuesday, 11/17 Boys Grades 3-9 220310-A6 Grade 1 10:15-11:15am Location Highland Middle School/upper gym, 6-8pm 220310-A7 Grade 2 11:30-12:30pm 220310-A8 Grades 1 & 2 12:45-1:45pm 220310-A9 Grades 1 & 2 2-3pm No Session 2/13, 2/20 Location Church Street School, Gymnasium Registration Ongoing Fee $65

White Plains Recreation Night with the WESTCHESTER KNICKS Join your friends and classmates at the Westchester County Center for a night of basketball and entertainment with the Westchester Knicks, an NBA Development League affiliate of the New York Knicks. On this special night, City of White Plains youth will be recognized as we cheer on the Knicks in our own section. Half-time entertainment will include a basketball game featuring select players from White Plains. Food, fun and giveaways will equal a great night of basketball fun.

PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS AT THE RECREATION OFFICE. Limited amount available, $10 per ticket

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Basketball Travel Teams Beginner Tumbling and Flexibility Program Our Competitive Travel Basketball Teams are gender specific, and determined Children will be introduced to tumbling and have a great time practicing som- by grade. Teams’ will consist of 9-12 players, practice a minimum of twice a ersaults and handsprings. They will also enjoy interacting with other children week, and compete in league play against other travel teams. All participants while working on proper flexibility. Children will work with some apparatuses MUST have a registration form on file to participate in our FREE TRY OUTS (rings and balance beam), as well as on the tumbling mats. Beginning October 13. All players selected to a team will receive; a uniform, Age Group Grades 1-6 play in the County Center Tournament and FREE participation in the recre- Day/Time Friday, 6:45-7:30pm or Saturday, 9:45-10:30am, ation basketball league and the March Madness Tournament. TEAMS WILL 8 Sessions CONSIST OF WHITE PLAINS RESIDENTS ONLY. For more information, Course # 221810-F1 Begins Friday, October 2, please contact George Price, 422-1347. F2 Begins Friday, January 8, Ages Grades 5-8 No Session 2/12, 2/19 Day/Time Varies, September-March Course # 221810-S1 Begins Saturday, October 3, Boys Girls S4 Begins Saturday, January 9, Course # 225910-B1 Boys Gr 5 225910-G1 Girls Gr 5 No Session 2/13, 2/20 225910-B2 Boys Gr 6 2259 1 0-G2 Girls Gr 6 Location Ridgeway School Gymnasium 225910-B3 Boys Gr 7 2259 1 0-G3 Girls Gr 7 Registration Ongoing 225910-B4 Boys Gr 8 22591 0 -G4 Girls Gr 8 Fee: $125 Location Various School Gyms Registration: Ongoing Cheerleading Fee Due upon Selection to Team. Children have a great time learning the fundamenta ls and techniques of FREE TRY OUTS cheerleading. They will learn basic cheers, formations, and team cadence, Boys while having a great time showing their cheering spirits. Grade Dates Time Age Group Grades 1-5 5 Oct 13-16 6-7:30pm Day/Time Thursday, 3:30-4:30pm 6 Oct 13-16 7:30-9pm Course # 224410-C1 Begins October 15, 8 Sessions 7 Oct 14-15 6-7:30pm No Session 11/26 8 Oct 14-15 7:30-8pm Location George Washington School Gym Location-Highlands Middle School Registration Ongoing Girls Fee: $80 Grade Dates Time 5 Oct 13-16 6-7:30pm 6 Oct 13-16 7:30-9pml 7 Oct 14-15 6-7:30pm 8 Oct 14-15 7:30-8pm Location-Church St. School

Fashion Designs & Trends Are you one of the biggest trend setters in school? Let’s see what you can do when you learn how to design your very own wardrobe. Hobby Quest will teach you everything you need to know to tailor a one-of-a- kind outfit just for you! Children will learn all the ins and outs of garment design and hand-sewing. You will discover what it takes to create trendy pieces such as skirts, dresses, and even accessories! Age Group Grade 5 - 8 Day/Time Monday, 4:30-5:30 pm, 8 sessions, Begins September 21 No Session 10/12 Location Gillie Recreation Room Registration Ongoing, Fee $155 Check Payable to Hobby Quest

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Flying Machines – The Seagull Flight! Intermediate Tumbling and Flexibility Program Hobby Quest’s Flight Captain will teach you everything you need to know A great time is had by children being physical while working on proper about building and flying Amazing machines! Aviators will build and fly flexibility, practicing somersaults and handsprings. All children must be gliders, model airplanes with clay, the Seagull Plane, and of course the able to perform backbends to take advantage of and expand their tumbling Helicobra Helicopter. A special certificate of graduation will be awarded abilities in our intermediate classes. Participants will also work with some

at the end of the sessions. apparatuses (rings, balance beam) as well as on the tumbling mats. Youth Programs Age Group Grade 3 - 8 Age Group Grades 1-6 Day/Time Monday, 5:45-6:45pm, 8 sessions Day/Time Friday, 7:45-8:30pm, or Saturday, 10:45-11:30am, Begins September 21 No Session 10/12 8 Sessions Location Gillie Recreation Room Course # 221810-F3 Begins Friday, October 2 Registration Ongoing, F4 Begins Friday, January 8, Fee $155 Check Payable to Hobby Quest No Session 2/12, 2/19 Course # 221810-S3 Begins Saturday, October 3 Hip-Hop New Age Group S4 Begins Saturday, January 9 No Session 2/13, 2/20 Children will have a great time learning how to move to different Location Ridgeway School Gymnasium rhythms and beats while adding their own spice and attitude. Class will Registration Ongoing focus on upper and lower body coordination. Children will get active, Fee $125 create new friends and learn to dance, all at the same time. Students should wear comfortable clothing. A dance recital will be held in the Lacrosse Association, White Plains spring 2016 for classes starting in January only. Dress rehearsal and This program teaches beginners and young players the basic skills nec- recital dates to be announced. essary to play in competitive games. Age Group Grade 1 - 6 Age Group Grades 1-8, Girls Grades 3-8 Day/Time Grade 1-3 Tuesday, 4:30-5:30pm Registration Begins December: Applications are available at Course # 225710-HA Tuesday Begins September 29, www.wplax.com. 10 Sessions No Session 11/13 Course # 225710-HB Tuesday Begins January 19, 12 Sessions No Session 2/16, 3/22

Day/Time Grades 4-6 Thursday, 5:30-6:30pm Course # 225710-HF Thursday Begins September 24, 10 Sessions No Session 11/26 Course # 225710-HW Thursday Begins January 21, 12 Sessions No Session 2/18, 3/24 Location Gillie Recreation Room Registration Ongoing, Fee $110-10 Sessions My Art Treasure/Creative Explorations $135-12 Sessions, rehearsal & recital Children are prompted to pursue their own creative ideas. Instruction is designed to support the foundations of art-making reinforcing good studio practices, building on previous knowledge and learning new art skills while enjoying a new level of confidence in visual expression. This studio-art class offers many choices in the creative arts: drawing, paint- ing, printmaking, collage-making, sewing and weaving, and traditional hand-building techniques in ceramics including glazing using our own kiln. Children should wear a smock or oversized shirt. Age Group Grades 1 – 4 Day/Time Wednesday 4:30 – 5:30pm. 10 Sessions Course # 223010-AF Begins September 30, No Session 11/11, 11/25 Course # 223010-AW Begins January 20, No Session 2/17, 3/23 Location Community Center, 65 Mitchell Place Registration Ongoing. Fee $100 (Supplies Included)

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Mystery Makers SOCCER Hobby Quest is calling all aspiring magicians and wizards to learn SOCCER STARTS HERE! astounding illusions and impossible feats that will wow everyone you Come on out to the field and kick your way through the Fall! We know! A real magician will be teaching all the newest and coolest tricks, offer various soccer programs for children, where players will and will learn all the secrets, so you can amaze all of your family and begin to learn the game and various skills, as well as team work. friends at the end of the season show! Athletes will develop their skills and learn how to compete in Age Group Grade K - 5 game situations. All athletes will receive awards and a t-shirt. Day/Time Monday, 5-6pm, 8 Sessions, Begins January 4 DEADLINE SEPTEMBER 11 No Session 1/18, 2/15 Location Gillie Recreation Room VOLUNTEER COACHES ARE NEEDED FOR LEAGUE PLAY. IF YOU ARE Registration Ongoing INTERESTED PLEASE CALL 914-422-1351. Fee $155 Check payable to Hobby Quest LITTLE KICKERS INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAM Children will be introduced to the game and the various skills needed to “No-Go-Yell-Tell” Stranger Danger Program play. They will participate in drills, fun games, and mini scrimmages. All This is a child safety program, designed to give children the skills to players will receive a t-shirt and they must wear shin guards. remain safe today. Simple and effective strategies against stranger dan- Pre Kickers ger are practiced through role playing in a safe, fun, caring environment. Age Group Pre K Age Group 6-11 Years Day/Time Saturday, Begins September 19, 6 Sessions Day/Time Saturday, March 5, 11:30am-12:30pm Course # 220510-P1 9am Course # 225010-S2 220510-P2 12:15pm Location Gillie Recreation Room Location George Washington School Registration Ongoing Registration Ongoing, (Space Limited) Deadline September 11 Fee $5 MUST PRE-REGISTER Fee $65 Quick Start Tennis Kinder Kickers What makes tennis fun for children is being able to rally a ball back and Age Group Grade K forth over the net. In cooperation with the USTA, We offer Quick Start Day/Time Saturday, Begins September 19, 6 Sessions Tennis. Quick Start tennis is a program designed to instruct children at Course # 220510-K1 10am the beginner level in the skills needed to play and most of all enjoy the Course # 220510-K2 1:15pm game of tennis. Utilizing smaller tennis courts, foam and oversized ten- Location George Washington School nis balls, the child will learn the game of tennis. All equipment for this Registration Ongoing, (Space Limited) Deadline September 11 program is provided. Fee $65 Age Group Grades 1-6 First Kickers Day/Time Thursday, 5-6pm Age Group Grade 1 Course # 221210-01 Begins September 10, 4 Sessions Day/Time Saturday, Begins September 19, 6 Sessions Location Gillie Park Course # 220510-1A 11am Registration Ongoing. Course # 220510-1B 2:15pm Fee $85 Location George Washington School Registration Ongoing, (Space Limited) Deadline September 11 Safe on My Own Fee $65 This program will provide each child with the essentials needed when they are home without adult supervision. Discussion will cover First Aid, telephone & door answering, activity plans, emergencies & more! Age Group Grades 5-8 Day/Time Saturday, March 5, 9-11am Course # 225010-S1 Location Gillie Recreation Room Registration Ongoing Fee $5 MUST PRE-REGISTER

10 “Where to Go, What to Do, Way of Life!” 2015-16 FallandWinter Programs Fee Registration Location Day/Time Age Group MUST haveaValidRecreationIDCardtoswim. accompanied byanadult,NoSwimDiapersAllowed.Allparticipant A Swim FREEFamilyFUN [email protected] U8-U18boysandgirls More informationContact:AlejandroGaleano-(914)924-7266 Plains YouthSoccer Soccer TravelTeams-CoordinatedbyWhite Fee: Registration Location Course # Course # Day/Time Age Group All playerswillreceiveat-shirtandtheymustwearshinguards. play. Theywillbeplacedonteamsandparticipateindrillsgames. Children willbeintroducedtothegameandvariousskillsneeded Sunday StarsInstructionalProgram Fee Registration Location Course # Boys Course # Day/Time Age Group field”. the TravelRecreationLeaguewithneighboringtowns.Gameswillbe“full ** 2ndGradewillbeCo-Edandthe3rd–6thGradersparticipatein required. T-shirtswillbeprovided. Saturdays. Soccer Athletes willpracticeduringtheweekandparticipateingameson Soccer LeaguePlay FREE FamilyFUNorientedactivity.Allchildrenunder13mustbe

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06 Gr-3-4 Gr-5-6 Programs Recreation Department in March for aschedule ofactivities. Hospital and theWhitePlainsCity SchoolDistrict.For moreinformation, contactthe White Plains YMCA,YWCAofWhite Plains,WhitePlains YouthBureau, White Plains Participating agencies inthiseffortare:WhitePlainsRecreation andParksDepartment, water-based activities willbeofferedtoresidentsofallagesfrom MarchthruApril. skills andwatersafety practices.Aspartofthiscity-wideinitiative, freeswimclassesand “Jump InandSwim Month” isdesignedtohelpchildrenand adults learnbasicswim Jump InandSwimMonth –CominginMarch2016 SAVE THEDATE!!! Day/Time SWIM INSTRUCTION-BEGINNERS-WINTER,6Sessions Fee Registration Location Course # Day/Time Course # Day/Time Age Group SWIM INSTRUCTION-BEGINNERS-FALL,8Sessions minutes, 15minutespooltimetopracticeandplay. swimming. AmericanRedCrosscurriculumfollowed.Lessonsare30 This programistolearnbasicwatersafetyskillsandintroduction Swim Instruction-Beginners Fee Registration Location Course SWIM INSTRUCTION-INTERMEDIATE-WINTER,6Sessions Fee Registration Location Course Day/Time Age SWIM INSTRUCTION-INTERMEDIATE-FALL,8Sessions Must beaswimmertotakethisclass. a competitiveedgeinthepool.AmericanRedCrosscurriculumfollowed. This programistorefineandenhancestrokedevelopmentgiveyou Advanced Swimmer Swim Instruction-Intermediateto Fee Registration Location Course # Day/Time Course #

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Youth Programs Youth Programs

StoryWalk™ An exciting initiative that combines a children’s story with a nature walk through our newest park. Children follow each page of the story as they walk the path. StoryWalk™ helps build children’s interest in reading while encouraging healthy outdoor activity for both adults and children. The stories will change every 6-8 weeks. Where: Bryant – Mamaroneck Park, municipal parking available at the Mamaroneck Ave. Lot, 540 Mamaroneck Ave. (behind Dunkin Donuts) When: Now – October 31, during normal park hours Cost: Free Note: The path in the park is natural and thus could prove to be challenging for some. Please exercise caution whilst walking on the path.

Taiko Drumming Learn the technique and skill of traditional Taiko Masala drumming. Students will get an introduction to this exciting, energetic and unique drumming experience. Drums will be provided. Students will perform at the White Plains Tree Lighting, December 7. Age Group Grade 1-Adult Day/Time: Sunday, 1-3:30pm 9/20 Location Gillie Community Room, Gedney Way Registration Ongoing TEENS ONLY No Parents Allowed Fee $85 Resident, $100 Non-Resident Programs will be exciting, social, lots of fun and well supervised by Check payable to Niji No Kai experienced recreation staff. Come enjoy a night with your friends and make new ones. SCHOOL ID REQUIRED, RESIDENTS ONLY. Tap Dance Back-to-School Pool Party Students will learn the fundamental steps of Tap dance. In addition to learning steps, class curriculum includes lessons on rhythm, syncopation and Celebrate fall, friends, and back-to-school. Swimming, basketball, vol- weight exchange. Children should wear form-fitting clothing. Tap shoes are leyball and dancing to the music of a D.J. Proper swim attire required. required. A dance recital will be held in the Spring 2016 for classes starting No Rain date in January only. Dress rehearsal and recital dates to be announced. Age Group Grade 6 Age Group Grades1-6 Day/ Time Friday, September 11, 6– 8:30pm Day/Time Wednesday Location Kittrell Pool, Fisher Ave. Grades 1-3, 5:30-6:15pm Residents only, School ID required Course # 221010-D1 Begins September 30, 10 Sessions Fee $8 No Session 11/11, 11/25 Course # 221010-D2 Begins January 20, 12 Sessions Back-to-School Outdoor Adventure Grade 7 & 8 No Session 2/17, 3/23 DJ rocks Delfino Park as we celebrate the beginning of a school year. Grades 4-6, 6:30-7:30pm Test your skills at a rock wall and strategize with teammates during a Course # 221010-D3 Begins September 30, 10 Sessions game of laser tag. All equipment provided. Concession open No Session 11/11, 11/25 Age Group Grades 7-8 Course # 221010-D4 Begins January 20, 12 Sessions Day/ Time Saturday, September 12, 7– 10pm No Session 2/17, 3/23 Location Delfino Park Location Gillie Recreation Room Residents only, School ID required Registration Ongoing Fee $8 Fee $110-10 Sessions $135-12 Sessions, Rehearsal & Recital

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Tennis Instructions White Plains Recreation & Parks Camp Fair This is an instructional program designed for the beginner as well as Excitement, fun and friends await your child at summer camp in White the more advanced player. The goals; include the following areas of Plains. Our camp fair gives you the opportunity to ask questions and fundamentals, proper grip of racquet, development of a forehand and get more information about our varied camp options. Meet the Camp back hand game, as well as learning the etiquette and rules of the game Directors and staff and learn about the NEW camp programs we have for of tennis. Through development of basic tennis skills an individual can your children. develop a lifelong interest in a healthy activity. Age Group Open to All Youth Programs Age Group Grades 4-9 Day/ Time Saturday, February 27 Day/ Time Friday, 5-6pm Location White Plains High School Cafeteria Course # 221210-02 Begins September 11, 4 Sessions 550 North Street (Use entrance off North Street) Location Gillie Park Fee Free Registration Ongoing Track & Cross Country Fee $85 Learn the basics of track & cross country. This non-competitive TGA Golf Instruction recreational program will introduce participants to the skills necessary for Age Group Grades K-4 a lifetime of enjoyment, strength training and health from running. Day/Time Monday, Begins September 21, 6 Session Age Group Grades 3-8 K-1, 4:30-5:30pm Day/ Time Monday & Wednesday or Tuesday & Thursday, 2-4, 5:30-6:30pm No Session 10/12 12 Sessions 5:30-6:30pm Location New York Hospital Course # 221110-MW Begins Monday, September 21, (Rain site, Mamaroneck Ave School Gym) 221110-TF Begins Tuesday, September 22, Registration Ongoing No Session 9/23, 10/12, 11/11 Fee $180 Check payable to TGA Location Highlands Middle School Parker Stadium Registration Ongoing Fee $96 Halloween Costume Ice Skating Party with DJ Party Room Ebersole Ice Rink Prizes will be awarded for numerous Costume Categories. Are you looking to host an Ice Skating Birthday party, you don’t have Concession/Open. to look further than Ebersole Ice Rink. The Party room at Ebersole Ice Rink is available for groups up to thirty. There are many party packages Age Group Grades 5-8 available for both the use of the Party room during Public Skating Day/ Time Saturday, October 24, 8–10pm sessions as well for any other occasion you may be planning. Let the Fee $10 Skates included staff at Ebersole Ice Rink make that birthday party or other special event Holiday Ice Skating with DJ happen! For further information you can contact Ebersole Ice Rink at Bring in the holidays and spend the night skating with friends. Donate a 914 422-1390 or e-mail Matt Hanson at [email protected] toy or canned good to help a needy family. Refreshments will be served. White Plains Little League Concession opened. Registration Starts in Early December Age Group Grades 5-8 Register Online at Day/ Time Saturday, December 12, 8–10pm www.whiteplainslittleleague.com Fee $10 Skates included Age Group Boys & Girls, 5-15 Years Scholarships Available! Valentine’s Ice Skating Party Great White Plains Camp Out Come celebrate Valentine’s Day; rock to the music of a DJ and ice-skate Camp Out overnight in your own community. Overnight camping and with your friends. Concession opened. all activities included in fee. Activities include: nature workshops, hiking, Age Group Grades 5-8 games, magic show, outdoor movie, campfire, ghost stories and leisure Day/ Time Saturday, February 13, 8 – 10pm fun under the stars. Fee $10 Skates included Age Group Open to Families and Scout Groups Day/ Time Saturday, September 19 check-in after 2pm All Skating programs are held at Ebersole Ice Rink Checkout by 11am September 20 Location Delfino Park Lake Street Registration Deadline September 14 Fee $50 per family

13 2015-16 Fall and Winter Programs Programs for People with Differing Abilities For Youth, Teens and Adults White Plains Recreation & Parks provides a variety of recreational fun & Registration & Payment leisure programs for individuals with developmental disabilities. We are Ongoing at the Recreation Office 85 Gedney Way for resident committed to providing facilities and programs which meet the needs and non-resident individuals who reside at home with a parent/ of our residents. For more information regarding accessibility at our caregiver. parks visit our website at www.whiteplainsny.gov for program informa- In addition to the program fee, there may be additional money required tion contact Matt Hanson, Recreation Supervisor II, 422-1363. for some activities. How Do New Participants Join the Program? Before registering for programs, all new prospective participants must complete an intake interview and provide required documentation. To make an appointment, call Matt Hanson, 422-1363.

Recreation Buddies For additional recreation opportunities White We are committed to ensuring that all programs are available to resident Plains Recreation Parks has partnered with youth to participate in regardless of their disability or other barriers that would preclude them from participation. It is our goal to enable all young Greenburgh Parks & Recreation. people to realize their full potential through age appropriate recreation For more information on program offerings, activity. If you feel your child could benefit from a Recreation Buddy to aid in their participation, call Matt Hanson, 422-1363. please contact Noel Broccoli @ 693-8985, ext 128

Youth Programs Sports Skills Learn a variety of seasonal sports from basketball, soccer and more! Mixed Bag of Arts Age Group Grades 3-8 This class offers children an opportunity to explore different art media Day/Time Thursday, 6:30 – 7:30 pm and complete a variety of fun and creative projects. Course # 221510-S1 Begins November 5, 4 Sessions Age Group Grades 3-8 No Session 11/26 Day/Time Wednesday, 5:30–6:30pm Course # 251510-S2 Begins January 7, 4 Sessions Course # 221510-A1 October 7, 4 Sessions Location Ridgeway School Course # 221510-A2 February 24, 4 Sessions Registration Ongoing Location Community Center, 65 Mitchell Place Fee $32 Registration Ongoing Fee $32 Youth Social Night Move & Groove Have fun with friends participating in games, crafts, and a variety of Musical games, dance movements and fun activities that will get you in themed activities. the groove. Age Group Grades 3-8 Age Group Grades 3-8 Day/Time Friday, 6:00–7:30pm Day/Time Monday, 5:30–6:30pm Course # 221510-N1 September 11, November 13 Course # 221510-M1 Begins September 21, 8 Sessions Halloween Party October 9, Holiday Party No Session 9/28, 10/12 December 4 Course # 221510-M2 Begins January 11, 8 Sessions Course # 221510-N2 January 15, March 4 No Session 1/18, 2/15 Valentines Party February 5 Location Community Center, 65 Mitchell Place Location Community Center, 65 Mitchell Place Registration Ongoing Registration Ongoing Fee $64 Fee $40

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Teens & Adults Special Olympic Training & Competition Programs are designed for participants to learn the specified sports Art -n- Games skills and to train for team competition. A current Special Olympics Enjoy creating fun art projects, games and other social activities. Registration & Medical Form is also required to participate and Age Group 15 & Older is required with the program registration. Day/Time Tuesday, 6:30 – 8:30pm Aquatics Begins September 22, 8 Sessions Course # 251510-F1 Age Group 15 & Older Begins January 12, 8 Sessions W4 Day/Time Monday, 7–8:30pm Location Community Center, 65 Mitchell Place Course # 251510-T2 Begins November 23, 12 Sessions Registration Ongoing No Session 12/28, 1/4, 1/18, 2/15 Fee $64 Location White Plains High School Pool (WPHS) Abilities Bowling for Fun Registration Ongoing People Differing Age Group 15 & Older Fee $96 Day/Time Saturday, 11am-1pm Competition Aquatics Meet, March TBD Course # 251510-F2 Begins September 19, 8 Sessions Details to be announced W2 Begins January 17 Location Bowlmar, Tarrytown Road Athletics Track & Field Ongoing Registration Age Group 15 & Older $35 Fee Day/Time Wednesday, 6:30–8:30pm Bowling Fee Check payable to Bowlmar Course # 251510-T3 Begins February 24, 12 Sessions Fee includes 2 games and shoes for the season Location Highlands Middle School–South Gym “Out & About” Social Night Registration Ongoing Spend an evening with your friends. Participants will have a variety of Fee $96 fun activities at the Center or go on a community outing. Group meets Competition Time Trails, April TBD. Details to be announced once a month. Spring Game, May TBD. Details to be announced Age Group 13 & Older Day/Time Friday, 6:30–9:30pm Bowling Course # 251510-F3 Sept 18, Oct. 16 (Halloween Party), Age Group 15 & Older Nov. 20, Dec. 11 (Holiday Party) Day/Time Saturday, 12-2pm Course # 251510-W3 Jan. 22, Feb. 12 (Valentine Party), Course # 251510-T1 Begins September 5 Mar. 11 Location Bowlmar, Tarrytown Road Location Community Center, 65 Mitchell Place Registration Ongoing Registration Ongoing Fee $32 Fee $32 Bowling Fee Check payable to Bowlmar Fee includes 2 games and shoes for the season Swim & Gym Competition Bowling competition, TBA Take a dip in the pool followed by fun activities and sports in the gym. Details to be announced Age Group 16 & Older Day/Time Thursday, 6:30-8:30 Course # 251510-F1 Begins September 17, 8 Sessions Course # W1 Begins January 14 No Session 2/18 Location White Plains High School, North Street Registration Ongoing Fee $64

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Basketball League-Men Softball, Men’s League–Fall League Residential and Industrial teams in various divisions within leagues. Slow pitch – Residential and Industrial League play for all levels of Age Group 18 and Older competition. Day/Time Weekday evenings, 7, 8, 9pm Games Age Group 18 and Older December-April Day/Time Games are weekdays, September-November Course # 240310-01 5:45-11pm (Field with lights) Location Highlands and Eastview Schools Location Defino Park Registration Ongoing Fee $750-Entry Fee $950 Manager’s meeting is scheduled for Aqua Zumba Thursday, November 12 at 6:30pm in the Gillie Known as the Zumba ‘pool party’, Aqua Zumba gives new meaning to Recreation Room. All new teams interested in the idea of an invigorating workout. Integrating the Zumba formula and playing must call 422-1351. philosophy with traditional aqua fitness disciplines, Aqua Zumba blends it Note All fees must be paid before league play all together into a safe, challenging, water-based workout that is cardio- begins. conditioning, body-toning, and most of all, exhilarating beyond belief. Basketball League-Women Age Group 18 & older New league play. Women can register as a team or can come as individu- Day/Time Saturday, 10:45 -11:45am als to play competitive games. Course# 240110-Z1 Begins Saturday Oct. 17, 8 Sessions Age Group: 18 & Over No Session 11/28 Day/Time Wednesday evenings, 7, 8, 9pm Games Course# 240110-Z2 Begins January 9, 6 Sessions December-March No Sessions 2/13, 2/20 Course # 240310-05 Location WPHS Pool Location Highlands and Eastview Schools Registration Ongoing Fee $104 – 8 sessions, $78 – 6 sessions Fee $75 per player. A manager’s meeting will be Ballroom Dancing Made Easy As One, held on Thursday, November 12 at 7:30pm in the Gillie Recreation Room. Contact Lauren Two, Three O’Connor, 422-1351 for additional information. Men, women, it’s never too late to learn ballroom dancing – waltz, fox- trot, rumba, mambo, etc. It’s not too complicated like “Dancing with the Stars!” It is simple steps, but it is still ballroom. If you can count to three – one, two, three – you can learn to dance, look good, have fun, stay healthy and feel young! Come and give it a try. You will love it! Age Group 18 & Older Day/Time Tuesday, 7– 8pm Course 246410–B1 Begins September 29, 8 sessions No Session 11/3 Course 246410–B2 Begins January 19 Location White Plains Community Center, 65 Mitchell Place Softball, Co-Ed League–Fall League Registration Ongoing The Recreation and Parks Department is glad to announce its 3rd year of Fee $25 co-ed fall softball. Please contact Lauren O’Connor, Recreation Supervisor at 422-1351 for further details. Age Group 18 and Older Day/Time Weekday nights, September-November Course # 240210-03 Location Defino Park/Gille 2 Registration Ongoing Fee $750-Entry

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Fat Burning Pilates-Bodies In Motion Gentle Yoga Join a dynamic class that combines calorie burning cardio and funda- Start your weekend off by releasing tension from your body, lifting your mental Pilate moves by using weights, resistance bands, and stabil- spirit and connecting with your physical core. We will use a blend of ity balls. This combination of cardio moves and core exercises will yoga exercises and meditation techniques to help increase strength, strengthen your abdomen and maximize your fat burning potential. improve flexibility, and help balance the mind and body. This form of Age Group 18 & Older exercise will help diminish the effects of aging. Bring your own mat. Day/Time Thursday, 6:30-7:30pm, 8 Sessions Age Group 18 & Older Course # 245310-01 Begins October 8 Day/Time Saturday, 10:15-11:15am, 8 Sessions No Session 11/26 Course # 242310-Y1 Begins October 24 Course # 245310-02 Begins January 14 No Session 11/7 No Session 2/11 Course # 242310-Y2 Begins January 9 Location White Plains Community Center, 65 Mitchell Place Location White Plains Public Library, 100 Martine Ave Registration Ongoing Registration Ongoing Fee $104 Fee $104 Camp Central

Have Fun with Watercolor This course is for students of all different levels who want to explore the basics of watercolor - choosing the right brush, paints & paper. Experiment with exciting tricks and techniques, all in a non-stressful environment. Students will create several finished paintings, while get- FITNESS CLASSES – OPEN HOUSE ting a good feel for a unique, enjoyable and very beautiful medium. Grab a friend and come join us for a sneak preview of our fall fitness Age Group 18 and older classes. Sample all of our group exercises such as Yoga, Pilates, Ball Day/Time Thursday, 7-8pm Room Dancing and Zumba and see if they are the right classes for you! Course # 243010-A1 Begins October 1, 8 sessions Talk to our experienced instructors to get all your burning questions Course # A2 Begins January 21 answered and see what we have to offer. You will feel energized and Location White Plains Public Library, 100 Martine Ave. challenged, while having fun. You will be able to register that day if Registration Ongoing interested! For more information or the schedule of events, call 422-1336. Fee $104 Age Group 18 & Older Day/Time Saturday, September 12th @ 9am-1pm Location White Plains Community Center, 65 Mitchell Place Registration Ongoing Fee Free

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Open Paint Night Tennis - Platform Tennis Looking to unwind? If you need a push to get excited about your artistic Open play, follows Ebersole Ice Rink schedule. talents, join us for a relaxing night where you can feel creative and paint Age Group 16 and Older the town. An experienced artist will guide participants through each step Day/Time Weekdays, 9am-9pm; Weekends, 9am-6pm of the painting process, while encouraging self- expression in a support- Location Delfino Park, 2 courts, first-come, first-served ive, positive atmosphere. You will bring home a finished product. This is Registration Permit only a beginner friendly class – no experience necessary. Fee Season Pass Adult $100, Senior Citizens $75 Age Group 16 and Older Non-Resident $200 Day/Time Thursday, 7-9pm Guest coupons available for purchase when ice Course # 243010-P1 September 17 rink is open Location White Plains Public Library, 100 Martine Ave. $10 per coupon, court closed city holidays Registration Ongoing Fee $10

Tennis Instruction The Adult tennis program is an instructional program designed for the beginner as well as the more advanced player. The goals; include the following areas of fundamentals, proper grip of racquet, development of a forehand and back hand game, as well as learning the etiquette and rules of the game of tennis. Through development of basic tennis skills an individual can develop a lifelong interest in a healthy activity. Supplies can be purchased at wholesale prices at the first class. Age Group 16 and Older Day/Time Thursday or Friday, 6-7:30pm, 4 Sessions Course # 241210-01 Begins Thursday, September 10 Zumba 20/20/20 Course # 02 Begins Friday, September 11 No Session 9/24 This exercise class combines 20 minutes of Zumba dance, 20 minutes Location Gillie Park of weights and strength training, and 20 minutes of abdominal exercises. Registration Ongoing This is a high intensity class that focuses on defining your muscles, Fee $125 Resident improving overall cardiovascular health and burning major calories in the process. Age Group 18 and Older Day/Time Wednesday, 6:30-7:30pm Course # 246410-Z1 Begins October 21, 8 sessions No Session 11/11 Course # 246410-Z2 Begins January 20 Location Community Center, 65 Mitchell Place Registration Ongoing Fee $104

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About the White Plains Recreation & Parks AOA Program

The Active Older Adult Program is located at the White We now accept Visa, Mastercard or American Express. Plains Recreation & Parks Community Center on the first REFUND POLICY. There are NO refunds unless your can- floor of the historical Armory Plaza, 65 Mitchell Place in cellation is filled. There are no refunds for Center parties, downtown White Plains. Metered parking is available on luncheons and events. For any programs cancelled by the Mitchell Place or in the City Center Parking Garage located Recreatin & Parks Senior Program, a full refund will be on Martine Ave and Main Street. issued. New Location! Some classes are now also held at the Visit our Thrify Boutique Shop-Open 10am-3pm, White Plains Library on Martine Avenue. See Course Monday-Friday. Help us to sponsor programs by donating description specifying our new location. your unused items. The Senior Café Program and Transportation and Senior Citizens Advisory Committee & Senior Program Supportive Services are partially funded through the US Meetings: Please feel free to speak with any committee Department of Health and Human Services, the New York member with suggestions that you may have: Malcolm State Office for the Aging and the Westchester County Baehr, Jean Brown, Matthew Coffey, Barbara Drogo, Lydia Department of Senior Programs and Services. Garced, Jane Prout, Debby Rech, Pearl Seigal, Agnes Scheu, Recreation & Wellness Support-Residents 60 years Margaret Weaver, Adele Zucker. Also, join us every other month to discuss the senior program. Senior Program old and up qualify to participate in the Active Older Adult Programs classes, programs, services, trips and special events. Non- Meetings: Wednesday, 12:15 – 1:00pm, Sept. 16, Nov. 4, Active Older Adult residents are welcome to attend classes by paying the Jan. 13, March 9. non-residents rate. Enjoy a variety of recreation and leisure Senior Citizen Advisory Committee (SCAC) Election throughout the year. Through our Wellness Support program Year! If you are interested in serving on the SCAC you can receive guidance and direction from health care please contact a board member by the end September. professional referral. Nominations are being accepted with elections will taking Senior Café-The Center serves a delicious, nutritious hot place in December. lunch daily from 11:30am–noon for a $3.00 suggested con- Cafeteria y Transportacion: Delicioso y nutritivo almuerzo tribution. Meal reservations can be made for a week at diariamente - 11:30 a.m. a 12 p.m. Contribución sugerida: a time (24 hour reservation required), call 422-1423. $3.00. Se ofrece transportación de ida y vuelta de su Center Transportation Services-Bus service is available, casa al Centro. Contribución sugerida: $1.00 cents cada door to door, to and from your home. Reservations must be vía. Para almuerzo y transportación debe reservar con por made the day before by 4pm. Reservation can also be made lo menos 24 horas de anticipación. Llamar al 422-1423. for a week at a time. Center Bus Schedule: 9am, 10am Puede hacer reservaciones para toda la semana. (dependent on number of riders) 1 & 3 pm runs. Fee is a Servicio de Transportación Especial: $1.00 suggested contribution per one-way service. For res- (1 hora para hacer compras) Jueves: Para ir de compras a ervation call 422-1423. Shop Rite and Stop & Shop- Ida y vuelta – 9am. Miercoles: Grocery Shopping-Thursdays-(Shop for one hour). Para el Mercado al aire libre (Court Street)- El bus de las Bus pick up is between 9:15-10am. You can choose 9am le recogerá en su casa y le llevara al Centro, no a su to shop at Stop & Shop or Shop Rite. casa. Para transportación hacia su casa reserve el bus de Farmer’s Market - Wednesdays la 1pm que sale del Centro. The Senior Bus will pick you on the morning run and drop you off at the market. The bus will pick you up from the Classes and leisure activities are for adults, Market and return to the Center, not your home. For a ride 60 years and older. All programs are held at home you must make a reservation for the 1 pm bus leaving from the Center. the Recreation & Parks Community Center, 65 Mitchell Place.

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COMPUTERS & CREATIVE ARTS Memoir Writing Workshop This class will help you communicate your experiences in writing, creat- Basic Computers ing a clear and compelling prose. This is an introductory course to the personal computer. Learn how to Day/Time Tuesday, 10:30–11:45am turn on the PC on/off, how to use the mouse, learn about the desktop, Course# 263310-F4 Begins September 22, 10 Sessions access internet functions and how to create an e-mail. No Sessions 11/3, 11/24 Day/Time Friday, 10 – 11am, 4 Sessions Fee $5 Resident, $55 Non Residents Course# 263210-S1 Begins September 18 N1 Begins November 13 Open Art Studio No Session 11/27 Learn fundamentals and techniques in various modalities. Class sup- Course# 263210-F1 Begins February 19 plies are provided to beginners. Intermediate to advanced students bring Fee $5 Resident your personal supplies. For ceramic bisque painting there is a minimal cost for pieces selected with a limit of two pieces per season. More Computers Day/Time Tuesday, 10am – noon Explore files and folders, how to create them, copy, move and delete Course# 263110-F8 Begins September 22, 8 sessions them. Learn about email directories; create files and folders and basic No Class 11/3 internet searches. Class will cover downloads, working with flash drives, Course# 263110-W8 Begins January 19, 6 sessions CDs and other storage devices No Sessions 10/30 11/27 Day/Time: Friday, 11:15am – 12:15pm, 4 Sessions Fee $30-8 Session Resident, $55 Non-Resident Course# 263210-S2 Begins September 18 $25- 6 Session Resident, $45 Non-Resident 263210-S3 Begins November 13 No Session 11/27 Course# 263210-F2 Begins February 19, 4 Sessions Fee $5 Resident

Beginning Knitting Receive basic instruction to start knitting! Bring one skein of yarn and knitting needles. Day/Time: Thursday, 10am - noon Course# 263110-K1 Begins September 24, 10 Sessions No Class 11/27 Watercolor This course is open to all levels. Review techniques, practice technical Course: 263110-K2 Begins January 21, 6 Sessions skills, and become comfortable with how watercolor behaves. Fee $5 Resident, $55 Non-Resident Day/Time Monday, 10 am– Noon Course# 263110-F5 Begins September 21, 8 Sessions Forever Young Singers No Class 10/12 Join this performance group as we learn songs which will be performed Course# 263110-W5 Begins January 25, 6 Sessions at City events. Explore part singing, harmonies and various vocal styles. Fee $30-8 Session Resident, $55 Non-Resident Day/Time Tuesday, 10:15–11:30am $25- 6 Session Resident, $45 Non-Resident Course# 263110- C1 October 6, 8 Sessions Materials needed: Beginning Students: A list of materials to pur- No Sessions 11/3, 11/24 chase will be available at the first class. Advanced Student: Bring Course# 263110-C2 Begins January 19, 6 Sessions what you have. Fee $5 Resident, $55 Non Residents

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HEALTH & FITNESS Flexible Fitness – Level 2 Continue your Wednesday exercise routine with exercises Physical Activity Levels that will keep you flexible and feeling great! Health & Fitness classes are defined by the minimum physi- Day/Time Wednesday, 10:30 – 11:30am cal skills required to participate in the activity. REMINDER: Course# 263410-FX Begins January 20, 6 Sessions Consult your physician before participating in a fitness pro- Fee $25 Resident, $45 Non-Resident gram. For comfort and ease of movement, dress warm up clothes and appropriate foot wear. Gentle Yoga – Level 2 Level 1: movement done in a sitting position only Maintain overall body flexibility and endurance. Stress reduction and relaxation are a plus! Level 2: movement done in a sitting position or Day/Time Wednesday, 2-3pm standing position with support from a chair Course# 263410-F5 Begins October 7, 8 Sessions Level 3: movement done in a standing position with No Session 11/11 or without the support of a chair Course# 263410-W5 Begins January 20, 6 Sessions Fee $30-8 Sessions- Resident, $55 Non-Resident Level 4: movement done in a standing position with- $25-6 Sessions-Resident, $55 Non-Resident out support of a chair, with high level skills in agility, balance and coordination, ability Line Dancing Level 4 to get down and up from the floor. Programs

Class will include some familiar standard and new dances. Active Older Adult Day/Time Thursday, 10–11am Chair Yoga – Level 1 Exercise Video Course# 263410-10 Begins September 24, 8 Sessions Step by step poses while sitting in your seat, with No Session 10/8, 10/29, 11/26 modifications provided for those who may have limitations. Course# 263410-11 Begins January 21, 6 Sessions Day/Time Monday, 10:45 – 11:30am No Session 2/11 Course# 263410-YV Begins September 14, Ongoing Fee Resident $5, Non-Resident $55 Fee Free Senior Strong – Level 3 This program is heart healthy and easy on the joints using Fall Prevention Fitness – Level 2 low-impact weights, stretch bands and a ball. Sponsored by Westchester County Department of Senior Day/Time Monday, 1 – 2pm Programs and Services and Westchester Community College Course# 263410-S1 Begins October 5, 8 Sessions Mainstream. Stay strong and fit with exercises that will No Class 10/26 improve balance, cardiovascular endurance, and strength. Course# 263410-S2 Begins February 1, 6 Sessions No Class 2/15, 3/7 Day/Time Wednesday, 10:30 – 11:30am Fee $30-8 Sessions Resident, $55 Non-Resident Course# 263410-F2 Begins September 30, 12 Sessions $25-6 Sessions Resident, $45 Non-Resident No class 11/11 Fee Free Sit & Get Fit – Level 1 Exercise Video Get a great workout while sitting in your seat. Day/Time Monday, Tuesday, Friday, 9:45–10:30am Course# 263410-F3 Restarts September 1, Ongoing CHECK YOUR RECEIPT FOR NO CLASS DATES Fee Free Tai Chi Video–Level 3 Great for beginners! Day/Time Thursday, 11am–12pm Course# 263410-TV Restarts September 3, Ongoing Fee Free

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Tai Chi Workshop - Level 4 GAMES Sponsored by Westchester County Department of Senior BINGO! Programs & Services and ElderServe Safe Center for Day/Time Tuesday & Thursday, 1–3pm Seniors. Learn the basics of Tai Chi for improved balance Date Ongoing and stress reduction. Fee 25¢ a card, Registration required Day/Time Tuesday, 10:30 – 11:30am Course# 263410-TC Begins September 29, 22 Sessions No class 11/3, 11/24 Fee Free

ZUMBA Toning–Level 4 Move to international music and get an exciting, effective Supervised Bridge …New Location! Improve your game with play and discussion of hands. Practice your workout. Routine features aerobic training with a combina- skills with random hands and receive constructive criticism. Class is not tion of weights for toning and sculpting. for beginners. Class is limited to 12 participants. Day/Time Friday, 10:30–11:30am Day/Time Tuesday, 1–3pm Course# 263410-F9 Begins September 25, 8 Sessions Course# 265110-01 Begins October 6, 8 Sessions No Sessions 10/16 No Session 11/3, 11/24 Course# 263410-W9 Begins January 22, 6 Sessions Location White Plains Public Library,100 Martine Ave.-Room B No Sessions 2/12 Fee $30 Resident, $55 Non-Resident Fee $25-6 Sessions Residents, $55 Non-Resident $30-8 Sessions Residents, $55 Non-Resident

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Westchester Wii Bowling League - AARP Tax Help – Coming Back February 1st! White Plains Team Bring in last year’s tax return and tax related documents for an AARP volunteer to help you. No appointments. Services are free. For days and Learn how to do play this fun Bowling video game and competing hours call 422-1423. against other senior groups. Day/Time Monday and Thursday Broadway Theater Lovers Club 10–11:30am & Noon – 2:30pm, Ongoing At the club meeting we will discuss current Broadway shows and vote on one to attend. If you are interested in joining this group, bring cash or a Course # 265110-04 Restarts September 3 check to pay for the trip at the meeting time. For more information call Fee Free, Registration Required 422-1423. Dine Around Club Join us on the last Tuesday of every month for dinner out in White Plains with friends. Restaurants will be determined monthly. Cost on your own. Please register at the front desk or call 422-1423.

Grupo Social Hispano Unase a este grupo social y comparta las similitudes y diferencias de su cultura con otras personas de habla hispana. Dia/Hora Miércoles, 1-3pm Costo Gratís Programs Active Older Adult Needle Crafters Socialize with friends through knitting, crocheting and embroidery. Some needle craft experience required. Some materials are supplied by the group Day/Time: Friday, 1–3pm, Ongoing Fee Free SPECIAL INTEREST AARP Defensive Driving Register at the Community Center. Checks ONLY, payable to AARP. Day/Time Monday, 9am–4pm Date Sept. 28, Oct. 26, Mar. 28 Fee $20 Members, $25 Non-members

The Man Cave Here men can gather to socialize with each other and discuss current events, sports, movies and whatever else is on a man’s mind. Day/Time: Wednesday, 10-11am Fee Free, No registration required

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WELLNESS SUPPORT-All support programs are free White Plains Hospital Wellness Series Once a month learn from top notch health professionals on how to stay Aging & Life Transitions healthy after the age of 50. Learn how to enhance your energy levels Join in this open discussion group where you will explore and improve your physical, cognitive and emotional health to live life to and share experiences related to the process of aging. the fullest! Day/Time Tuesday, 12:15–1pm Day/Time: Third Fridays, 12:15 –1pm Date Sept. 8, 22, Oct. 6, 20, Nov. 17, Dec. 1, 15, 29, Sept. 18 Let’s talk about Varicose Veins Jan. 12, 26, Feb. 9, 23, Mar. 8, 22 Oct. 23 The Power of Positive Thinking and Health Fee Free Nov. 20 Stroke 101: Signs, symptoms and prevention Jan. 15, Feb. 19 & Mar. 18 - TBA Lunch & Learn Presentations No lecture in December Learn from professionals from Burke Rehabilitation Hospital, Family Registration Seating is limited. Please call Kellie at 681-1192 or Services of Westchester, Legal Services of the Hudson Valley, NY the Community Center at 422-1423 to register Presbyterian Hospital, Shop Rite and more! Day/Time Wednesday, 12-12:45pm SPECIAL EVENTS Sept 9-Elder Abuse Prevention (FSW) Birthday Lunch Celebrations Sept 30-Update on Medicare/Medicaid (LSHV) Join us for lunch and entertainment as we celebrate our member’s birth- Oct 14-Deep Breathing for Good Mental Health (NYP) days. Birthdays receive lunch on the house. Oct 28-Dementia & Alzheimer’s Disease (Burke) Day/Time Friday, 11:30am-1pm Nov 18-Wills & Powers of Attorney (LSHV) October 2, Fall Birthdays (October- December) Dec 9-Recognizing Depression (NYP) January 22, Winter Birthdays (January– March) Jan 6-Fear of Falling: Reducing Fall risks (Burke) Fee $3.00 Suggested contribution, Please pay that day Jan 20-Heart Health Nutrition (ShopRite) Feb. 3, Mar. 2 & Mar 16 -TBA

Medicare Minute Once per month, volunteers in the Seniors Out Speaking on Medicare (SOS Medicare) program present a short lecture about an important health care topic, and provide Medicare counseling Day/Time First Tuesday of the month, 12-12:30pm Sept. 1, Oct. 6, Nov. 17, Dec. 1, Jan. 5, Feb. 2, Mar. 1 Nurse’s Corner Visiting Nurse Association of Hudson Valley Meet with the visiting nurse for blood pressure readings and questions about medications and diet. Day/Time 2nd Monday of the Month, 12:30-1:30pm Sept 14, Oct. 19, Nov. 9, Jan. 11, Feb. 8, Mar. 14 No Clinic in December

Breast Cancer Bake Sale Join us for this important cause. Donations and baked goods are need- ed. All proceeds benefit the American Cancer Society. Please call Ellen Albers for more information at 422-1423. Day/Time: Friday, October 2, 10am-4pm Location: City Center (inside), outside Barnes & Nobles Main Street

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“Broadway to You” – Presented by Art Taiko Drummers Zuckerman Experiencee Japanese culture while listening to the energizing sound of Two Broadway performers (no amateurs) plus an emcee will interact with these unique drums. the audience during a 2 hour musical review. Songs will be from the great musicals of your era and will be very nostalgic and uplifting. Date/Time Wednesday, February TBA 12:15-1:30pm Day/Time Monday, 1– 3pm Course # 263310-BY January 11 Location Community Center, 65 Mitchell Pl Registration Ongoing Fee FREE Transportation will be provided to and from your home. Event sponsored by the White Plains Senior Advisory Board Programs Active Older Adult

Loyal Order of Moose Spaghetti Luncheon Enjoy a delicious, homemade spaghetti lunch and social afternoon with friends. Luncheon is sponsored by the Loyal Order of Moose of West Harrison. Date/Time Saturday, Oct. 3, 12– 2pm Fee $5 suggested contribution Bus Pick Up On your own or Senior bus transportation provided to and from your home Movie and Popcorn Day Join us on Fridays at 12:30pm for a movie and some roasted popcorn. No registration necessary! Special Theme Luncheons Join us for a delicious theme luncheon with live entertainment and raffles. You must register prior to all events. No refunds. Pay upon registration. Time 11:30am Intergenerational Valentine’s Day Oktoberfest Fri. Oct. 16 Dinner Dance Halloween Costume Party Thur. Oct. 29 Enjoy a fun evening of dancing and a delicious buffet dinner. Program Veteran’s Luncheon Tues. Nov. 10 co-sponsored with the White Plains Youth Bureau. Thanksgiving Tues. Nov. 24 Holiday Luncheon Fri. Dec. 18 Date/Time Thursday, February 11, 5–8pm Fee Free New Year’s Luncheon Thurs. Dec. 31 Bus Pick Up Senior Bus is available to and from your home. St. Patrick’s Day Luncheon Thurs. March 17 Please let us know at registration if need transportation Fee $3.00 suggested contribution, No refunds

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DAY TRIP ACTIVITY CODE Tour of Brooklyn with Art Zuckerman Level 4 REMINDER: Your safety and comfort are important to us. Trips Start your day with a 1 mile walk over the Brooklyn Bridge as the require boarding buses, sometimes lengthy walking, climbing steps coach bus awaits you on the other side. Afterwards, learn Brooklyn’s and standing. Some trips are not suitable for those with ambulatory interesting history as we tour the area. Lunch is on your own at your limitations. If on-going assistance is required, it will be necessary for choice of 5 restaurants in one of the Brooklyn neighborhoods. you to arrange for a companion or aide to attend the trip with you. Date/Time Wednesday, October 14, 8:30am – 6pm Please note the activity level descriptions below to determine if a trip is Fee $50 (Lunch on your own) Check Only, appropriate for you. If you have any questions please contact our office Payable to Art Zuckerman to determine if the trip you are interested is suitable for you. Bus Pick up Delfino Park 8:30am, Senior Center 8:45am (Mini-coach bus) Level 1 Little or no walking; few or no stairs (i.e. Bus drops you off close to the event). Level 2 Moderate walking, with places to rest. Level 3 Substantial amount of walking with or without places to rest. Level 4 Lots of walking, with standing for long periods of time.

DAY TRIPS Culinary Institute/Val-Kill - Hyde Park, NY Level 3 Feast on a three-course meal at the elegant American Bounty Restaurant followed by a tour of the Eleanor Roosevelt, Val-Kill cottage and gardens. Day/Time Thursday, Sept. 10, 9:30am - 5:30pm Course# 163310 - CI Fee $70, all inclusive Bus Pick Up (Mini-coach) Delfino Park 9:30am, Community Center 9:45am

Thomas Edison Center - Edison, NJ/Lunch at Riverdale Steak House Level 3 View the Main Laboratory, the Invention Factory, Chemistry Lab, and the estate of Thomas & Mina Edison. Date/Time Friday, Sept. 25, 9:15am-4:30pm Course# 163310-TE Fee $32, Lunch on your own Bus Pick Up (Mini-coach) Delfino Park 9:15am, Community Center 9:30am

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9/11 Museum – Museum and Memorial/ Westchester Broadway Theater “Showboat”/ Lunch at Harry’s Italian Restaurant /NYC Elmsford Level 1 Level 4 Date/Time Wednesday, November 18, 10:45am – 4pm Experience the 9/11 Memorial Museum and memorial on your own, as Course# 263310-SB you honor the fallen and the heroes. Enjoy a delicious lunch at Harry’s Fee $58 (all inclusive) Italian Restaurant in the Financial District area. Bus Pick Up Delfino Park, 10:45am, Senior Center 11am Date/Time Wednesday, October 28, 8:15am – 6pm Senior Center Bus) Course# 263310-MM Fee $80 (all inclusive) Bus Pick Up Delfino Park 9:30am, Senior Center 9:45am (Mini-coach bus) Programs Active Older Adult

Ace in the Hole Productions – “Honky Tonk Angels” at the Brownstone in Bergenfield, NJ Level 1 Enjoy this tribute to Patsy Cline, Hank Williams & Elvis Presley and a sumptuous 4-course luncheon, complimentary cocktails, dancing to a live band, door prizes and raffles. Date/Time Friday, November 6, 9:15am – 5pm Course# 263310-AH Fee $72 (all inclusive) Bus Pick Up Delfino Park 9:15am, Senior Center 9:30am (Mini-coach bus)

Holiday Tea Musicale at Caramoor Center for Music and Arts/Katonah Level 1 The afternoon starts with a docent-led tour of the beautifully decorated Rosen House followed by a music concert of holiday music and afternoon tea in the Majestic Music Room. Date/Time Thursday, December 10, 9:45am – 4pm Course# 263310-CR Fee $58 (all inclusive) Bus Pick Up Delfino Park, 9:45am, Senior Center 10am (Senior Center Bus)

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Holiday Dinner at Ernesto’s Restaurant in Painting Party and Lunch Level 1 White Plains Level 1 Working with a local artist in a studio setting, you will learn and follow along with step-by-step instruction to create your own painting. Listen Date/Time Wednesday, December 16, 5pm - 7:30pm to music, sip a glass of wine, and relax, have fun! Prior to the class, Fee $33 (all inclusive) Checks payable to White Plains have a delicious lunch! (Restaurant to be announced) Senior Advisory Board Transportation is on your own Day/Time Thursday, February 25, Time - TBA Course# 263310-PP Fee TBA

Lunch Around at the White Plains Sport’s Page Level 1 Day/Time Thursday, March 10, 11:30am – 2:30pm Location Hamilton Ave. Mall Fee Lunch on your own There will be a bus to take you to and from your home.

Sur La Table – Westchester Mall, White Plains Level 1 Experience a cooking class, instructed by a trained culinary professional where you will learn the cooking skills (The type of class will be determined in the late fall). Call for more information, 422-1423. Day/Time Thursday, January 14, 12:15 – 3:30pm Course# 263310-LT Fee $69 (price subject to change) Bus Pick Up Delfino Park 12:15pm, Senior Center 12:30pm (Senior Center Bus) Lunch Around at Aberdeen Seafood and Dim Sum Level 1 This restaurant specializes in fresh, home-made dim sum and has a large buffet with specialty dishes. Day/Time Wednesday, January 27, 11:30am – 2:30pm “Unusual Pubs of New York” Tour with Art Location 3 Barker Ave., White Plains Zuckerman Level 1 Lunch on your own Fee Visit the most historic pubs of New York City and learn their history from There will be a bus to take you to and from your home. Prohibition to present day and learn things about these areas in NYC Alamo Movie Theater – Yonkers Level 1 that you never knew. During the tour, have lunch at one of New York’s Movie, lunch & drinks without leaving your seat. favorite restaurants. Day/Time Tuesday, February 9, Show times to be announced Day/Time Tuesday, March 22, 8:30am – 5:30pm Course# 263310-AL Fee $50 (Lunch on your own) Fee $5 transportation fee, tickets ($7.50, senior rate) Checks only, payable to Art Zuckerman and lunch to be purchased on your own Fee 8:30am Delfino Park, 8:45am Senior Center Bus Pick Up Senior Bus (TBA) (Mini-coach bus)

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Overnight Trip These trips are sponsored in cooperation with the White Plains Senior Program. Cape Cod & Nantucket Island (3 days, 2 nights) with Tours of Distinction Round trip cruise and sightseeing tour of Nantucket Island (Hyannis & Outer Cape), Provincetown, Heritage Plantation Gardens in Sandwich, Cape Cod Lobster Lunch & Dinner, and much more. All gratuities included. Date/Time Wed. Sept. 16 – Fri. Sept. 18 Fee $549(double), $669(single), $519 (triple) Programs Active Older Adult

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Farmers Market Halloween Window Painting Fresh food, fruits, vegetables and plants are on sale to the White Plains Scout Troops are invited to paint the town. We public. also welcome store owners to contribute their windows for Day/Time Wednesdays, September-November, 8am-4pm, Location Court St. between Main St. & Martine Ave. decorating. If you are interested in participating in this program, scout troops must register for window space Dog Days of Summer by September 18. Call 422-1336 to register. Come join us for our “Dog Swim” at Kittrell Pool Age Group Dogs 1 year & older with adult owners Howl-o-Ween Costume Party Day/Time Thursday, September 10, 5-7:30pm Dress your dog in costume and meet us at the Bark Park for Location Kittrell Pool Fisher Ave an afternoon of fun. Prizes awarded in several categories for Fee Free to White Plains Dogs best costume. Sponsored by Best Friends Pet Care. Day/Time Saturday, October 24, Noon-1pm A Day of Remembrance Location Main St. Day/Time: Friday, September 11, 8am Fee Free Location: Liberty Park. This event pays homage to all who lost their lives. Flag raising, wreath laying and liturgical ceremony. Veteran’s Day White Plains will commemorate Veteran’s Day on Wednesday November 11th with its annual ceremony sponsored by the Mayor’s Memorial and Veteran’s Day Board. We will gather at the White Plains Rural Cemetery at 10:30 a.m. For additional information call 422-1339. Frightfully Fun Festival & Parade Downtown White Plains is transformed into a Halloween Hispanic Day Festival Sunday, September 20 Festival for school age children and their families. Activities includes: pumpkin patch, corn maze, crafts, scary tattoos, Celebrating Hispanic Culture & Heritage storytelling, DJ and magic show. Everyone is invited to Place Eastview Campus showcase their costumes in our parade. Prizes awarded Time Noon-6pm for numerous age groups and categories. Treat bags for all children. Thank You – Sponsors/Contributors Please Note: While most activities are free, there may be a The following businesses and organizations contribute time, talent, minimal charge for some venues. resources and funds to enhance many of our Events and Programs. Age Group Families, pre-schoolers, elementary age children We are very appreciative of their involvement in Recreation and Parks. Day/Time Sunday, October 25, 2-5pm All New York Title Agency Arts Westchester Location Court St. between Main St. & Martine Ave Burke Rehabilitation The Care of Tree’s Danny’s Cycles Dick’s Sporting Goods Domingo’s Deli Famous Famiglia Forme Urgent Care and Lothrop Associates Wellness Center NY Presbyterian MVP Basketball Camp Westchester Division Peckham Industries Rotary of White Plains Stop and Shop Teaches Hoops The Old Guard Trader Joe’s Webster Bank White Plains BID White Plains Bus White Plains Hospital White Plains Public Library White Plains Public Schools White Plains YMCA Whole Foods YWCA of White Plains White Plains Rotary

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Santa’s Mailbox City Lights, Bright Holiday Write your special holiday list, place it in an envelope Nights-Tree Lighting addressed to SANTA, NORTH POLE, and place it in the Celebrate the sights and sounds of the season as the Mayor special Santa mail box on the steps of City Hall. Remember lights the City’s holiday tree. Carolers, music, refreshments to include your return address! No stamp needed. and visits with Santa will follow. Day/Time November 23-December 18 Day/Time Sunday, November 29, 4-6pm Location City Hall Steps Snow Date, Sunday December 6 Location Tibbits Park

New Year’s Eve Family Spectacular Live Music, Ball Drop, Countdown Day/Time Thursday, December 31, 10:30pm-12:30am Location Main St & Court St

Free Outdoor Movie Screening -- Cinema on Court St. This Autumn, pack some snacks, grab a blanket, and come on down to enjoy a free showing of a Classic movie with your friends, families and neighbors. Date TBD Special Events ​Coming to Renaissance Plaza, White Plains’ First Annual WinterFest In time for the holidays, come on down for the smells, tastes, sights and sounds of the Holidays and shop one of our unique vendors for the perfect gift. The shopping experience will be enhanced with entertainment on the weekends. Keep a look out for more details. JAZZ FEST 2015-September 24-47 Summer sizzles with four day celebration of jazz in downtown White Plains. Culminating with the outdoor White Plains Jazz and food Festival. Day/Time Sunday, September 27, 11:30am-5pm Location Mamaroneck Ave. between Main St./ Martine Ave. Fee Free

31 2015-16 Fall and Winter Programs Ebersole Ice Rink

Ebersole Ice Rink located in Delfino Park, Lake Street. Phone: 422-1348/422-1390. Rink opens early October (weather permitting). 2015 - 2016 Public Session Schedule: Wednesday 12-2pm Holiday schedule Thursday, December 24, 12-3pm, Closed December 25 Thursday 12-2pm Holiday week day schedule, December 28-31, 1-5pm Friday 3-5pm, 8-10pm, Skate to Friday, January 1, 2016 3-7pm music every Friday Night Monday, January 18, 1:15-4:15pm Skate with Frosty the Snowman on Sunday, December 20, Saturday 1:15-4:30pm 1-5pm Sunday 8:30-10:15am (Adults Only), Holiday week schedule, February TBA 1-5pm (General Session) Contact Rink for Special Holiday Week Schedules/Events. * Amended Hours During School Vacation Weeks Also available at www.cityofwhiteplains.com

Family Admission Rates Celebrate your birthday with us! Youth: $8, Adult: $10, Senior: $5 Free Rink Admission For a fun-filled birthday, book your party at Ebersole Youth Coupons-10 Coupons $70 Wednesday, November 11, Ice Rink. For more Adult Coupons-10 Coupons $90 12-3pm information, please call 422- Skate Rentals $5.00 Saturday, March 5, 1:15- 1390 Skate Sharpening $8.00 4:30pm END OF YEAR SHOW Sunday, March 20

White Plains Figure Skating Club A United States Figure Skating affiliated club NOW OFFERING exclusive club ice on Tuesday nights 5:15-7:00pm (mid October-March) Seasonal Subscription Fee: TBD For more information visit http://whiteplainsfsc.wordpress.com.

Advanced Figure Skating Program Exclusive ice practice for all figure skating levels. This allows figure skaters to concentrate on the more sophisticated sport, Learning jumps, spins, footwork and choreography. Group and private lessons are available. Age Group Youth & Adults Day/Time Friday, October - March Course # 250810-01 Fri 5:30-7:45pm Location Ebersole Ice Rink Registration Ongoing Fee $350 Resident, $450 Non-Resident

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Ebersole Ice Rink Happenings Skate to music every Friday night from 8-10pm Group Lessons Learn to play Hockey Beginner through advanced instruction. This instructional program follows Learn to play hockey. This program is designed to teach the fundamen- the standardized curriculum developed by the Ice Skating Institute (I.S.I.), tals of hockey. In addition to learning the basic hockey skills you will and is taught by certified, professional ice skating instructors. Two 7 week learn the rules of the game. Participants must provide their own skates, sessions, One 30 minute lesson per week. Registration includes free hockey helmet with mask, hockey gloves, neck guard, mouth piece, public session, day of lesson. hockey stick and shin guards. Age Group: 4 Years - Adult Age Group: Boys & Girls 5-12 Day/Time: Friday, Saturday or Sunday, 7 week session Day/Time: Sunday, 10:30-11:30am, 7 Sessions Session I: November 6-December 20 Course #: 220610-H1 November 8-December 20 Session II: January 15-March 4 Course #: 220610-H2 January 17-March 13 No Session 2/19-2/22 No Session 2/14, 2/21 Course# 250710-02: Friday Classes, 3:45-5:15pm Location: Ebersole Ice Rink 03: Saturday Classes, 12:15-1:15pm Registration: Ongoing 04: Sunday Classes, 11:45-12:45pm Fee: $275 Residents, $400 Non-Residents Location: Ebersole Ice Rink Registration: Ongoing. Fee: $135 Resident, $200 Non-Resident Note: Fee does not include skate rental. You will be noti- fied on class times and levels. Ebersole Ice Rink Free Skate Days For fitness and fun we are the ONE! Lace up your skates as our ice rink will be open to the entire community for a free trial of this exciting Winter sport. Bring the family and learn about the many exciting programs Ebersole Rink has to offer. Skate rentals are available for a fee. Age Group: Open to All Ebersole Ice Rink Day/Time: Wednesday, November 11 Saturday, March 5 Location: Ebersole Ice Rink Fee: Free, Skate rentals are available for $5.00

Ice Hockey Mite Party Room Ebersole Ice Rink The Mite program is designed for the player who has had either clinic Are you looking to host an Ice Skating Birthday party, you don’t have experience, or who has participated in organized hockey. Players are to look further than Ebersole Ice Rink. The Party room at Ebersole scheduled to skate three times per week. Games are cross ice. Ice Rink is available for groups up to thirty. There are many party packages available for both the use of the Party room during Age Group: 8 Years & Younger Public Skating sessions as well for any other occasion you may Day/Time: Weekdays, October - March - 6pm be planning. Let the staff at Ebersole Ice Rink make that birthday Course #: 220610-01 party or other special event happen! For further information you can Location: Ebersole Ice Rink contact Ebersole Ice Rink at 914 422-1390 or e-mail Matt Hanson Registration: Ongoing at [email protected] Fee: $750

Tryouts for travel hockey will be announced End-Of-Year Ice & Exhibition Shows early March 2016. Come and support our students in our annual ice show Visit www.cityofwhiteplains.com for more at Ebersole Ice Rink. Information Thursday March 24, 6pm

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We Have Seasons Full of Recreational Opportunities

Parks Ice Playgrounds Skating New Yrars Recrea Halloween Eve Family ins tion la & Spectaculars P P Parade te a i r h k s W Ice Soccer Hockey Programs G r i v e in b g m e Active Swimming Yo u em Older Adult Lessons M R oments to Activities Basketball Dance programs Programs for Differing Classes Abilities 34 “Where to Go, What to Do, Way of Life!” Community Partners SAVE THE DATE! Jump In and Swim Month – coming in March/April 2016

“Jump In and Swim Month” is designed to help children and adults learn basic swim skills and water safety practices. As part of this city-wide initiative, free swim classes and water- based activities will be offered to residents of all ages from late March thru April. Participating agencies in this effort are: White Plains Recreation and Parks Department, White Plains YMCA, & YWCA, White Plains Youth Bureau, White Plains Hospital and the White Plains City School District. Each agency has contributed time and resources to making “Jump In and Swim Month” a wave of opportunity for the residents of White Plains. For more information, contact the Recreation Department in March for a schedule of activities. Community Partners

35 2015-16 Fall and Winter Programs Youth Bureau Programs

11 Amherst Place, White Plains, NY 10601 914-422-1378/Tel ** 914-422-6489/Fax www.whiteplainsyouthbureau.org School Based Programs

After School Connection This program provides quality after school child care from school dismissal until 6 pm at all five elementary schools, the Eastview SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS! School (6th grade,) Highlands Middle School (7th and 8th grades,) the DeKalb Learning Center and the Thomas H. Slater Center. •Wellness Week Kickoff, Age Group: Kindergarten – 8th grade September 19th Date/Time: Monday – Friday, School year •Dads Take Your Child To School Day - Contact: Byron Smalls, 914-422-1378, x6720 September 22, 2015 [email protected] Fee: $81.25 per week until 6 pm; billed monthly •Red Ribbon Month Kick Off, Extended day until 6:30 pm available at an October 5th additional $40 per month Income based scholarships are available. •White Plains Reads Book Fair, December 5th •Annual Dance Benefit, January 23, 2016

STEM Vacation Camp Do you need a safe place for your child during the break? If so, we have just what you need. Our vacation camp is open to all children in grades K through 8. The curriculum includes STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) learning as well as arts and recreational activities, and generally includes a STEM- themed day trip. Note: If your child is NOT already enrolled in the After School Connection, you will need to fill out a registration form and provide us their medical and immunization record. Age Group: Kindergarten – 8th grade Location: To be announced Date/Time: Winter: February 16–19, 2016 Spring: March 21–24, 2016 Contact: Byron Smalls, 914-422-1378, x6720 [email protected] Fee: $190 includes snack and trip

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11 Amherst Place, White Plains, NY 10601 914-422-1378/Tel ** 914-422-6489/Fax www.whiteplainsyouthbureau.org Healthy & Fit For Life Enrichment & Personal Youth have access to a fully equipped fitness facility and highly qualified coaches. Fitness activities include Boxing, Personal Training Growth Activities and Karate.

Growing White Plains Age Group: 6 – 21 years of age Location: Youth Bureau The Growing White Plains program operates two community gardens, one at NY Presbyterian Hospital and one in partnership with Bethel Day/Time: Monday - Friday, 3:00 - 8:00pm; Saturdays, Baptist Church at the corner of Prospect St. and Sterling Ave., as 1:00 - 8:00pm: School Year well as a small greenhouse in Delfino Park. The food we grow (using Contact: Bhavana Pahwa, 914-422-1378, x6715 organic methods) goes to feed people in White Plains in need. This [email protected] is a volunteer effort and the gardens belong to the citizens of White Plains. Junior Cadette Girl Scouts Age Group: Kindergarten – Adult Girls in grades 6-9 are welcome to join the Junior/Cadette Troop. Location: Various Activities include journaling, arts and craft projects, community Requirements: White Plains Residents service, selling Girl Scout cookies and field trips. Contact: Martin Rudow: 914-422-1378, x6717 [email protected] Age Group: 6th – 9th grade Location: White Plains Community Center Day/Time: Wednesdays; 4:30 – 6:00pm: School Year Contact: Adrienne Rivers, 914-422-1378, x6716 [email protected]

Mayor’s Youth Council The White Plains Mayor’s Youth Council is looking for high school students to become a part of this distinguished group of young leaders in the community. Students have the opportunity to enhance Youth Bureau their leadership skills, perform various community service projects around the city throughout the year and meet with the Mayor on a quarterly basis to act as ambassadors for youth ideas and concerns in the city.

Age Group: 9th – 12th grade Day/Time: Tuesdays, Bi-Weekly, 7:00 – 8:00pm; School Year Requirements: White Plains Residents Contact: Catherine Backes, 914-422-1378, x6705 [email protected]

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11 Amherst Place, White Plains, NY 10601 914-422-1378/Tel ** 914-422-6489/Fax www.whiteplainsyouthbureau.org

Mentors Program Teen Lounges at Slater, Battle Hill and Do you have an hour or two a week and want to make a difference in Eastview a young person’s life? The City of White Plains Youth Bureau wants After school and on weekends middle school and high school youth you to be a Mentor. A Mentor is a grown up friend who can help a can check out the Teen Lounges at Eastview, Battle Hill and the Slater child become a young adult who is prepared for a successful future. Center. Youth can drop in and meet their friends or make new ones, They are one of the people in a child’s life who is there to listen to hold discussions about current events, develop leadership skills by them and maybe even expand their world and experiences. Mentors planning an activity, play video and board games, get help with home- also benefit from the program by watching a young person grow and work, or just relax. seeing how much fun young people can be when you don’t have the Age Group: Middle and High School stress of being their parent. Location: Battle Hill, Slater Center or Youth Bureau Age Group: Adults Date/Time: School Year; Varies by site Requirements: Background checks Contact: Adrienne Rivers, 914-422-1378, x6716 Contact: Sheila Foley, 914-422-1378, x6709 [email protected] [email protected]

Recreation & Cultural Activities Out of school time for the Youth Bureau’s Neighborhood Services means recreational and cultural activities, ranging from basketball, tag football, Hip Hop Dance, drumming and a youth chorus to field trips, movies and museums. Neighborhood Services operates three teen lounges. Age Group: 12 – 21 years of age Day/Time: Monday - Friday, 3:00 - 800pm; Saturday, 1:00 -8:00pm; School Year Requirements: White Plains Residents Contact: Adrienne Rivers, 914-422-1378, x6716 White Plains READS! Book Fair [email protected] Help spread literacy among the underserved in White Plains and get a head start on your Holiday shopping at this Book Fair. Lots of fun STEP UP! Youth Development Program activities planned for kids of all ages! Part of the proceeds benefit The Step Up! Program is a youth development program for young men White Plains READS! Literacy program. in White Plains. With a goal of increasing their opportunities for suc- Age Group: All ages cess, Step Up! helps young men build community relationships while Location: Barnes and Noble Book Store, White Plains NY improving their skills and knowledge. Dates: Saturday, December 5, 2015; 1:00 – 4:00pm Age Group: Males 14 – 21 years of age Contact: Bhavana Pahwa, 914-422-1378, x6715 Date/Time: Weekly, School Year [email protected] or Requirements: White Plains Residents [email protected] Contact: Larry Armstrong, 914-422-1378, x6725 [email protected]

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11 Amherst Place, White Plains, NY 10601 914-422-1378/Tel ** 914-422-6489/Fax www.whiteplainsyouthbureau.org Youth on Stage Youth Employment Performing Arts Program c c Youth Employment Services Age Group: All ages unless specified in class description. The White Plains Youth Bureau - Youth Employment Services (Y.E.S.) provides young people with opportunities to learn about the world of Day/Time School Year, Monday - Friday, 3:00 - 8:00pm, work through programs designed to assist them in; identifying their Saturday, 1:00 - 8:00pm interests, defining and reaching their goals, and increasing their skills. Contact: Adrienne Rivers, 914-422-1378, x6716 [email protected] Job Bank Calling all youth looking for a job! The local business community calls Fusion II Dance on us to help fill their jobs. Open positions are posted on our website Specialized class for advanced/high school aged students – Dancers at www.whiteplainsteens.com/current-job-listings.html with some experience who want to expand their repertoire should sign Age Group: 14 and up up for the Fusion II dance class. Location: White Plains High School, H Cafeteria Middle and High School Age: Day/Time: Monday – Friday 9:00am -12:30pm, White Plains Community Center Location: Contact: Janet Spencer, 914-422-2617 Day/Time: To Be Determined For local business owners or community members who are looking to hire youth to perform odd jobs, fill office & clerical positions, computer Rising Stars trouble shooting, tutoring and more. Contact Janet Spencer at 422- Acting for Middle School and High School youth who want to develop 1378 ext. 6721 or email Janet @ [email protected] to their acting skills and perform in small productions. post a job with YES. Age: Middle and High School Junior Counselor Training Program Location: White Plains Community Center This is a first time, paid job experience for those who love children. Day/Time: Friday, 4:00pm – 6:00pm Participants work in local After School Centers as Teachers= Aides Monday-Thursday and develop work related skills on Fridays. Film Club Age Group: 14 and up Youth can learn how to tell a story with video and the mechanics that Location: White Plains High School, H Cafeteria go along with it. Participants will produce a short film that will be Dates: Session 1: November 2nd – December 23rd screened at the end of the year. Time: 3:00 – 5:00pm Age: Middle and High School Contact: Janet Spencer, 914-422-2617 Youth Bureau Location: White Plains Community Center Day/Time: Tuesday and Friday, 4:30pm – 6:30pm; The Babysitters Training Program Young people can register for the 6 hour course to learn leadership, School Year safety, basic care and enhance their skills to start their own babysitting business. Applications can be obtained online at Keyboard Instruction www.whiteplainsteens.com Youth learn to play the keyboard with moderately priced instruc- Age Group: 14 and up tion from Purchase College classical music graduate, David Noel. Location: White Plains Community Center Payments and appointments are made directly with instructor. Dates: Saturday, October 17, 2015: January & March: Age: Middle and High School please call for schedule Location: White Plains Community Center Time: 9:30am – 4:00pm Day/Time: Six week sessions, once a week Contact: Janet Spencer, 914-422-2617

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41 2015-16 Fall and Winter Programs White Plains Public Library

42 “Where to Go, What to Do, Way of Life!” White Plains Public Library White Plains Library

43 2015-16 Fall and Winter Programs Park Facilities

The City has twenty multi-purpose parks which PARK RULES AND REGULATIONS provide a variety of recreational resources, include . Parks are open daily from dawn to dusk, unless varying combinations of ball fields, basketball courts, specified swimming pools, passive areas, playgrounds, and . No Dogs are permitted except in Bark Park areas for active play. . No smoking or alcoholic beverage are permitted Our Parks are categorized as Neighborhood . Parents must supervise children at all times Parks, Community Parks and/or Specialty Parks: . No littering or loitering Neighborhood Parks provide the foundation . A facility permit is required for use of all City for recreation locally and provide residents the owned fields opportunity to enjoy the outdoors close to home. Our Neighborhood Parks are: Battle Hill Park, Battle Field and Facility Usage Procedures: of White Plains Park, Chatterton Park, Druss Park, A PERMIT IS REQUIRED for use of all White Plains Mattison Park, Mitchell Park Tot Lot and Turnure School and City owned fields. Applications may be Park. Community Parks are larger parks that serve obtained at the Recreation and Parks Department the greater population and provide a variety of Office. Fax #: 914.422.1250. All requests must be amenities. Our Community Parks are Defino Park, made in writing on letterhead to: Gardella Park, Gillie Park and Kittrell Park. Specialty Parks are designed to accommodate White Plains Recreation and Parks Department specific activities. They provide unique recreational 85 Gedney Way, White Plains, NY 10605 Opportunities. Our Specialty Parks are: Baldwin Attn: Commissoner of Recreation and Parks Farms, Bark Dog Park, Bryant-Mamaroneck Park, Jack Harrington Greenway, Jacob Purdy Park, Liberty Park, Renaissance Plaza, Ridgway Nature Trail, and Tibbits Park.

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BATTLE HILL PARK MATTISON PARK LOCATION: This 3.68 acre park is located to the west of LOCATION: This .78 acre park is located in fisher Hill at the the Battle Hill Condominiums on Battle Avenue and McKinley intersection of Quinby Avenue and Lynton Place. Avenue. COMMENTS: This park serves as a gathering place for chil- COMMENTS: Open field space and the outdoor basketball dren who enjoy the play areas, court and grassed areas for court is the perfect location for individuals to engage in unstructured play. casual athletic activities. The Community room is used as a Teen Lounge and is available for permit use. MITCHELL PLACE TOT LOT BATTLE OF WHITE PLAINS PARK LOCATION: This .13 acre playground is in the Core Area/ Central Business District across from the Community Center LOCATION: This 1.31 acre park is located at the corner of on Mitchell Place. Whitney Street and Battle Avenue at a high point overlooking COMMENTS: This fenced playground was designed espe- the City. cially for young children ages Pre K-5 years. COMMENTS: This park is the historic site of the Battle of White Plains, designed and build in 1976 as part of the National Bicentennial Projects. Interpretive historical signage is located throughout the park.

CHATTERTON PLAYGROUND LOCATION: This .40 acre park is located at the corner of Chatterton Avenue and Harmon Street. COMMENTS: The modern fenced play areas are well shad- ed and provide a variety of playground activities.

DRUSS PARK LOCATION: This 1.99 acre park is located at the intersect of South Lexington and Prospect Avenue opposite St. Bernard’s Church. COMMENTS: The park is naturally separated into three terrains divided by gentle slopes. Each terrace has a flat plateau perfect for leisure opportunities. White Plains Parks 45 2015-16 Fall and Winter Programs Park Facilities

TURNURE PARK Har-Tru Court Schedule Monday-Friday 9am-9pm LOCATION: This 4.05 acre park is located on a sloping Weekend/Holiday 8am-6pm site diagonally opposite Eastview School bordered by Main Permit & fee required per court hour, Street, Canfield Avenue and Lake Street. 1 hour 15 minutes per play COMMENTS: A picture perfect park in a densely populated Tennis Court Fees area of the city, Turnure Park is a spectacle of beauty in the Singles/Doubles spring with over 100 Japanese Cherry Trees in bloom. This Youth $10 is the site of our annual Cherry Blossom festival. Adults $13 DELFINO PARK Senior $9 LOCATION: This 17.89 acre park is our largest multiuse park and is located at 110 Lake Street and is the location of KITTRELL PARK Ebersole Ice rink. Rink opens mid-October (weather permit- LOCATION: This 1.67 acre specialty park is located in ting). Ebersole Ice Rink Phone: 422-1348/422-1390. Fisher Hill on a multi-level site at the intersection of Fisher COMMENTS: This beautiful flagship park offers many excit- Avenue and Irving Place. ing recreational options. Each fall our large fields transform COMMENTS: Kittrell pool provides a fabulous opportunity to to a community camp ground for residents to experience enjoy swimming during the summer months. Admission is the great outdoors overnight. Spring, summer and fall bring free to residents with a current Recreation ID card. Youth softball to Delfino Park. For information on Tennis Courts basketball fills the park with excitement evenings during July contact Tennis Innovators 428-2444. Indoor play available. and August. GARDELLA PARK BALDWIN FARM LOCATION: This 7.5 acre park is located in the Ferris LOCATION:This 18.5 acre Specialty Park is located in the Avenue and Church Street/Park Avenue neighborhoods Woodcrest Heights neighborhood on Hall Avenue. with access from Ferris Avenue and from the parking lot of COMMENTS: There is little evidence of use of Baldwin Church Street School. Farm on the west side of Hall Avenue. The east side’s use COMMENTS: Gardella pool is a great way for residents is devoted to the community gardens, which along with 40 to splash away the summer. Pool admission is free with a garden plots located at the New York Hospital property off current Recreation ID card. This park is the location of our Bryant Avenue; provide residents who might not have their competitive outdoor high school and adult basketball league. own land an opportunity to garden. Plots may be obtained Permits are available for large group outings. by contacting the Recreation Administration Office at 914 422-1336. GILLIE PARK LOCATION: This 11.24 acre park is located at the corner of BARK DOG PARK Mamaroneck Avenue and Gedney Way. LOCATION: This pet friendly park is located on the Main COMMENTS: Registration for all Recreation programs is Street extension off of Brockway Place opposite the rear of available in the Administration building which is also the Delfino Park. location of all staff offices. Additionally, this busy park is COMMENTS: Resident dogs are welcome to run around and known best for its outstanding tennis courts, softball fields exercise at our Dog Park. Included is a water fountain, bag and home to the White Plains Little League and the “Field dispenser for cleaning up after dogs and waste receptacle. of Dreams”. Pre-school programs are abundant in the Gillie This park features an area exclusively for small or young Recreation room.Supervised Har-Tru Courts available until dogs. All dogs are required to have a current license tag October 25. and vaccinations. See page 30 for Howl-o-Ween Costume Party.

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BRYANT-MAMARONECK PARK RENAISSANCE PLAZA This 8.93 acre circular trail way park is located on the LOCATION: This urban passive .36 acre park is located at southeast corner of Bryant and Mamaroneck Avenue. the key downtown intersection of Mamaroneck Avenue and COMMENTS: The half mile rugged looped trail is perfect for Main Street. hiking and exploring nature. You may enter and exit the park COMMENTS: The park features 3 large fountains with from Mamaroneck Avenue. Meter parking is available at the decorative lighting, music and water features, and seating City owned Shapham Place lot across Mamaroneck Avenue. on benches, surrounded by shade trees, ground cover and See page 12 -for Information on our Storywalk. shrubs. Additionally, this landmark location is the site of numerous special events, concerts and ceremonies, most JACK HARRINGTON GREENWAY notably our New Year’s Eve Celebration. LOCATION: This 19 acre linear park trail portion begins at Gedney Way. RIDGEWAY NATURE TRAIL COMMENTS: The trail between Gedney Way and Ridgeway LOCATION: This 0.6 mile long trail and the surrounding is 0.8 miles long. The trail from Ridgeway to the Scarsdale open space area abut Ridgeway School on Ridgeway. On border is 0.5 miles long. The Greenway from Gedney the north it is bordered by a small dead end street, Seeger Way south to the Scarsdale line is accessible from Gedney Drive. Way and Ridgeway. The Greenway provides a long path COMMENTS: The park is utilized for educational purposes. for individuals to enjoy walking in a natural setting in a It also serves as a community resource by providing a 0.5 protected area. walking trail to the Scarsdale border. There are several wooden bridges over wet areas. JACOB PURDY PARK LOCATION:This 1.37 acre park is located on Park Avenue SAXON WOODS PARK south of its intersection with Kirby Terrance. LOCATION: This multipurpose turf field is located at 1800 COMMENTS: It is situated at the top of Purdy Hill on a Mamaroneck Avenue at the Saxon Woods pool facility complex. part of the original 132 acre farm purchased by Jacob COMMENTS: This field with lights is available for youth and Purdy in 1730. In winter, the site commands an excellent adults sports programs for rental at an hourly rate. Contact view of White Plains and its surroundings to the south and 422-1345 for fees and availability. west. The park was developed by the City of White Plains to accommodate the relocation of the historic Jacob Purdy TIBBITS PARK House. The house is used for historical programming and LOCATION: This 4.52 acre park composed of seven large as headquarters of the White Plains Historical Society. median traffic islands is located along North Broadway, run- ning from approximately Lake Street south to Armory Place. LIBERTY PARK COMMENTS: Colorful annual and perennial plantings LOCATION: This waterfront 2 acre park is located on Lake installed under the auspices of the White Plains Street on the White Plains Harrison border. Beautification Foundation grace this park. In spring this park COMMENTS: Residents can enjoy passive recreation, blooms with cherry trees. Passive areas with benches are picnicking, hiking and fishing in the 22 acre Silver Lake. A scattered throughout the park. Two display fountains, three peaceful environment tucked away from the busy down town commemorative statues, a gazebo and decorative clock also Liberty Park lends itself to quiet, contemplative relaxation. add to the beauty of these islands. Annual Tree Lighting, Named in honor of city residents who lost their lives on November 29, 4-6pm. September 11, 2001, this is the site of our permanent monument. White Plains Parks 47 2015-16 Fall and Winter Programs Registration Form Phone: (914) 422-1336 City of White Plains, Recreation & Parks Department, 85 Gedney Way, White Plains NY 10605 Adult Last Name______First Name ______Address: ______Apt#: ______City: ______Zip: ______Phone# Day: ______Cell: ______Eve: ______e-mail:______Emergency Contact Name: ______Emergency# Day: ______Cell: ______Eve:______Release of Liability: In consideration of your acceptance of myself or that of my child/minor (in my legal custody) for participation in the activities/programs/use of facilities of the City of White Plains, I agree that I am aware of the inherent dangers and risk involved in these activities/programs including bodily injury, which may result from strenuous activity or other causes related to the activities/programs. I agree for myself and/or for my child/minor to release and hold harmless the City of White Plains its officials, officers, agents, employees and volunteers from any against any and all liability, damage or claim of any nature arising out of or in any way related to my participation or that of my child/ minor in these activities/programs except those things caused by the sole negligence of the City. I understand that the City of White Plains does not provide accident or medical insurance and I am financially responsible for any and all medical expenses whatsoever that I or my child/minor may incur. I have read, understand and agree with the terms of this release. Signature of Registrant or Parent/Guardian:______Date:___/___/___ Course # Participant’s Name (Last, First) Sex D.O.B. Grd/School Activity Name FEE

Total $ For Office Use Only Program Fee: ______Amount Paid: ______Cash: __ Check #: ______Credit Card: Master:______Visa: ______Am Ex: ______Received By: _____

White Plains Recreation & Parks Park Amenities Jack HarringtonGreenway 1. Church Street School 2. Eastview School 3. George Washington School 4. Highlands School/Ralph Field 5. Mamaroneck Avenue School 6. Post Road School 7. Ridgeway School 8. White Plains High School 9. Baldwin Farm 10. Battle Hill Park 11. Battle/WP Park 12. Bryant-Mamaroneck Park 13. Chatterton Playground 14. Delfino Park 15. Druss Park 16. Gardella Park 17. Gillie Park 18. Jacob Purdy Park 19. Kitrell Park 20. Renaissance Plaza 21. Mattison Park 22. Mitchell Place Tot Lot 23. Ridgeway Nature Trail 24. Liberty Park 25. 26. Tibbits Park 27. Turnure Park Ball Fields ••••••••••• Basketball Courts ••••••••••••••• Boating • Picnic/Cooking/Grills •• Skating • Meeting Rooms ••• Nature Trails ••• ••• Outdoor Concerts/Events • ••••••••• Historic Site ••• • Picnic Pavilion • Playgrounds •••••••••••••••• Restrooms •• •••••• Swimming Pool • •• Tennis Courts •••• Track ••• Paddle Tennis •

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City Schools Parks & Playgrounds 18 Jacob Purdy Park 19 Kitrell Park 1 Church Street School 9 Baldwin Farm 20 Renaissance Plaza 10 Battle Hill Park 2 Eastview School 21 Mattison Park 11 Battle-WP Park 22 Mitchell Place Tot Lot 3 George Washington School 12 Bryant-Mamaroneck Park 23 Ridgeway Nature Trail 4 Highlands School 13 Chatterton Playground 24 Liberty Park 5 Mamaroneck Avenue School 14 Delfino Park 25 Jack Harrington Greenway 6 Post Road School 15 Druss Park 26 Tibbits Park 7 Ridgeway School 16 Gardella Park 27 Turnure Park 8 White Plains High School 17 Gillie Park 28 Bark Dog Park City of White Plains Recreation & Parks 85 Gedney Way White Plains, NY 10605

Frightfully Fun Festival & Parade Downtown White Plains is transformed into a Halloween Sunday, October 25, 2-5pm Festival for school age children and their families. Activities includes: pumpkin patch, corn maze, crafts, scary tattoos, storytelling, DJ and magic show. Everyone is invited to showcase their costumes in our parade. Prizes awarded for numerous age groups and categories. Treat bags for all children. Please Note: While most activities are free, there may be a minimal charge for some venues.