2026 Fall

FALL 2026

PROGRAMS AND EVENTS

ACTIVITY GUIDE

Priority Registration (Residents and BCCC Members): August 5 at 6 am Non-Resident Registration: August 7 at 6 am ENRICH PAGE 34 EXPERIENCE PAGE 28 EXPLORE PAGE 6

FEATURED ACTIVITIES

ENRICH

EXPLORE

EXPERIENCE

QPR TRAINING 67

BOB CRANE COMMUNITY CENTER ANNUAL CLOSURE 3

JAZZ AT THE BARN 32

Learn practical, proven suicide prevention skills through QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) training from the QPR Institute. Participants learn how to recognize warning signs of suicide, offer hope, and connect individuals with appropriate support and resources.

From September 8-15, the Community Center will be closed, a practice that will be scheduled for early fall each year. The closure provides a dedicated period for maintenance, deep cleaning, and staff training, ensuring the facility is well-prepared for the busy indoor season ahead.

Bring your chair and a picnic and enjoy an evening of live jazz with Ron Holmes on the lawn at the Amelita Mirolo Barn. Relax under the autumn sky, savor the music, and connect with your community in this casual, outdoor performance.

PLAY UA Financial Assistance Program

“…[PLAY UA] helped me give more ‘normal’ to my son and helped him fit in with his friends. It is part of the reason I chose to move to UA and why we love living here, with the support of our community.” UA Parks & Rec is committed to eliminating barriers for individuals and families, so that everyone can enjoy our programs and facilities. Don’t let a financially challenging situation prevent you from enjoying time at the Community Center or the many programs offered in our Enrich section. Learn more about PLAY UA and how to qualify today: upperarlingtonoh.gov/PlayUA . This service is funded by a $1 fee charged to most recreation transactions. Customers may opt to make additional donations.

WHAT’S INSIDE 2 Letter From the Director 3 Parks Project Updates 4 City’s Master Plan Updates 5 Older Adult Services: STAY UA 13 OSUWMC Programs and Services 97 Community Athletics EXPLORE

Parks & Recreation Department City of Upper Arlington

3200 Tremont Road | Upper Arlington, OH 43221 Phone: 614-583-5300 | E-mail: parks@uaoh.net Program Registration: parks.uaoh.net Website: upperarlingtonoh.gov @CityofUAPR Office Hours: M-F, 8 am-5 pm

6 Bob Crane Community Center (BCCC), Facility Details, Facility Rentals, Child Watch, E-Sports, Entrance Lobby, Core Cafe 7 NEW Fitness, Gym and Pool Schedule 12 BCCC Building Rules 18 Outdoor Pools 19 Tennis 25 Pickleball Courts 26 Parks & Facilities EXPERIENCE 28 Community Event Calendar 30 Galleries 31 Labor Day Arts Festival 32 Event Highlights: Cycle UA, Fall Fest, Jazz at the Barn, Breakfast & Brunch with Santa, Santa’s Mailbox 33 Winter Festival & Park Use Permits ENRICH 34 Programs Table of Contents 35 Registration Highlights 36 Program Information, FAQs & Program Listing Key 97 Class Locations Adaptive 20 Aquatics & Tennis Policies 22 Amelita Mirolo Barn Rentals 24 Parks Shelter Rentals

Boards & Commissions Upper Arlington Parks & Rec is supported by three of City Council’s volunteer boards. Residents are encouraged to contact the assigned member of staff regarding suggestions for future agenda items or to discuss any concerns or ideas. Check the City’s online Community Calendar, at upperarlingtonoh.gov before attending a meeting, to confirm time and meeting location, and to access the agenda. Cultural Arts Commission Supports the Cultural Arts Division’s mission to provide and promote a diverse, lively and accessible arts environment that enriches community life. Staff Contact: Jodi Hatfield, Cultural Arts Manager, jhatfield@uaoh.net . City Tree Commission Makes recommendations regarding the City’s tree care and tree planting program. Staff Contact: Sam Simmons, Parks & Forestry Superintendent, ssimmons@uaoh.net . Older Adults Advisory Board Provides guidance on services and programs that support older adults in aging within the Upper Arlington community. Staff Contact: Debbie McLaughlin, Parks & Recreation Director, dmclaughlin@uaoh.net . Parks & Recreation Advisory Board Reviews and makes recommendations on the City’s parks, recreational programs and facilities. Staff Contact: Debbie McLaughlin, Parks & Recreation Director, dmclaughlin@uaoh.net . 2026 Upper Arlington City Council

Adult 56 Arts & Culture 58 Enrichment 61 Fitness & Wellness 62 Personal Training Older Adult 73 Arts & Culture 77 Special Events 79 Enrichment 85 Technology 87 Games 88 Travel 89 Fitness 93 Wellness 95 Nature 96 Sports 96 Service Updates 68 Nature 69 Sports

38 Youth 38 Adult

Aquatics

39 Youth 41 Adaptive 42 Adult Youth 43 Arts & Culture 46 Enrichment 49 Special Events 49 Fitness & Wellness

50 Nature 50 Sports

From Left: John J. Kulewicz, Heidi Munc (Vice President), Nic Fortkamp, Ukeme Awakessien Jeter (President), Todd Walter, Ben Tracy, Laura Oldham City Manager: Steve Schoeny Parks & Rec Director: Debbie McLaughlin

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Greetings UA Parks & Rec is honored to serve the community, with residents of all ages enjoying our parks, programs and events throughout the seasons. While we take great pride in the quality of our exsiting programs and services, we are always seeking ways to improve, and in this issue I’m pleased to introduce several recent initiatives focused on how we can best serve the community. A key element in guiding our planning for parks, facilities, programs and operations is a department comprehensive plan. A citywide Master Plan process is underway that will establish a collaborative, community-driven vision to guide the City’s growth, investment, and decision-making in the years ahead. Developed alongside updates to the Parks & Recreation Comprehensive Plan and Urban Forestry strategy, the Master Plan will identify priorities, shape future land use, and outline clear strategies to strengthen neighborhoods, enhance quality of life, and support a resilient future. The updated Parks & Recreation Comprehensive Plan will focus specifically on our department’s services and development of park land, while the Urban Forestry Master Plan will guide our forestry operations, including street trees. Resident involvement is essential in providing input and priorities as recommendations are framed to align future services. See page 4 for ways to get involved and please share your opinions. STAY UA is being launched as the unified source for services and resources to assist residents, with a specific focus for older adults as they navigate aging in our community. Approximately 800 people completed our older adults survey this spring, providing valuable insight. The Older Adult Resource Fair on September 22 (see page 78) will follow up on the feedback and will feature a variety of vendors and representatives with information and services to help you stay safe, healthy, and independent as you age. Learn about insurance options, in-home therapy services, senior living communities, healthy lifestyle programs, and much more.

EXPERIENCE

EXPLORE

ENRICH

This Fall, Kiwanis Club of Northwest Columbus hands over the reins for its youth recreational soccer program to our department. We are excited by the opportunity to continue the Kiwanis legacy of youth soccer for children in Upper Arlington, Grandview Heights and Marble Cliff. See page 11 for information on this program. Fall is a great time for outdoor events, and the Labor Day Arts Festival, on Monday, September 7, will soon be here, showcasing artists and performers, as our largest community gathering event. Additional seasonal highlights include Fall Fest on October 4, offering coveted seasonal traditions, and Jazz at the Barn on October 8. This issue of the Activity Guide features the many indoor and outdoor activities and facilities available for everyone to enjoy. In the last year alone, our community participated in over 1,200 programs at the Bob Crane Community Center, plus numerous outdoor sessions. Visit the Enrich section for the upcoming fall offerings. PLEASE NOTE: the Bob Crane Community Center will be closed beginning Tuesday, September 8 and reopening on Wednesday, September 16. This closure allows time for annual maintenance, deep cleaning and employee training as we head toward the indoor season. I hope you take time to enjoy some of our offerings for recreation and leisure experiences.

Debbie McLaughlin, CPRP Parks & Recreation Director

parks.uaoh.net | 614-583-5300 | @CityofUAPR

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Fall Park Project Updates

Northam Park This summer marked a significant milestone for Northam Park with the renovation of its east athletic fields, representing the final phase of the park’s overall improvement plan. The project involved a complete regrading of the fields, along with the installation of a new irrigation system and underdrains to enhance their functionality. Additionally, the baseball diamonds were entirely rebuilt, providing safer and more user-friendly spaces for athletes. Although the renovations primarily targeted athletic uses, the upgrades will also benefit other activities in the park, such as the annual Fourth of July celebration. While construction on the fields has been completed, they will remain closed to scheduled activities for the next year to allow the new turf grass to establish properly. The City eagerly anticipates resuming athletic events on the fields in The upcoming renovation of Fancyburg Park is moving forward following City Council’s approval of the park’s Master Plan in Fall 2025. Over the summer, the City initiated the development of a detailed design for the project, which included a series of public engagement events to gather more specific input from the community. This fall, the consultant Design Team—led by the Edge Group— will incorporate feedback from these engagement sessions and begin developing the necessary drawings and specifications for construction. The design phase is expected to be completed by the end of the year, with on-site work scheduled to commence in Spring 2027. Guided by the vision outlined in the Master Plan, the project will identify priority items to be included in the base scope as well as potential additions and future enhancements. the fall of 2027. Fancyburg Park

Park Bridges In 2022, the City partnered with a consultant to assess all pedestrian bridges located within its parks. Although the evaluation did not reveal any immediate issues, the resulting report recommended replacing the bridges in Miller Park and Smith Nature Park. Acting on these recommendations, the City collaborated with the engineering firm MS Consultants to design new replacement bridges and subsequently contracted Axis Civil Construction to carry out the installations. The replacement work is scheduled for October and November this fall, with the Smith Nature Park bridge work commencing after the annual Golden Bear Scare event hosted by the Upper Arlington Civic Association. The new bridges will feature a corten steel frame paired with durable ipe wood blanks, promising to be wonderful enhancements to the parks. These additions are expected to improve the nature trails and encourage visitors to further explore the area. Bob Crane Community Center Annual Closure This past April marked the one-year anniversary of the Bob Crane Community Center’s operation. From September 8 to 15, the Community Center will undergo its first annual closure, a practice that will be scheduled for early fall each year. The closure provides a dedicated period for maintenance, deep cleaning, and staff training, ensuring the facility is well-prepared for the busy indoor season ahead. Although members may miss visiting the Community Center during this week, this critical downtime helps staff prepare and ultimately enhances the experience for all users.

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@CityofUAPR | 614-583-5300 | parks.uaoh.net

Your Input Wanted! Take Our Parks & Recreation Comprehensive Plan Survey Available July 17-August 7, 2026 After achieving a majority of the goals from the 2018 Parks & Recreation Comprehensive Plan, it’s time to look to a new future of opportunities. The City of Upper Arlington’s Master Plan Update includes a next generation roadmap for UA Parks & Rec that will guide long-term investments to maintain and improve our community’s parks, public trails, recreation facilities, and programs. To help the Master Plan team ensure the updated Parks & Recreation Comprehensive Plan meets the changing needs of our community, an online survey focused on parks and recreation programs and facilities is available from July 17-August 7. “We have accomplished so much to expand and enhance our recreation facilities, park spaces and programming,” said Parks & Recreation Director, Debbie McLaughlin, “and these accomplishments are a direct result of our last comprehensive plan. Community strategic planning works, and we can’t wait to have the new plan in place to guide our department, as we balance the ongoing operations and maintenance of existing facilities and programs with new opportunities.” “The Bob Crane Community Center is a great example of what can be achieved when residents are an integral part of a strategic planning process,” said City Manager Steve Schoeny. “From beginning to end, residents helped shape this life-changing investment in our health, wellbeing and community identity. As we prepare for the decades ahead, we want to be sure that residents continue to be involved in our planning efforts.” We invite you to take our Parks & Recreation Survey today—tell us what the next Parks & Recreation Comprehensive Plan should prioritize. The survey can be accessed using the QR code provided, or via upperarlingtonmasterplan.com . About the Master Plan Update Process Upper Arlington’s current Master Plan was developed in 2001 and most recently updated in 2013. The Parks & Recreation Comprehensive Plan was completed in 2017. Since then, the community has continued to change, with the pressures of a growing region impacting commercial reinvestment, housing and transportation demands. The City’s new Master Plan will create a shared, community-driven vision to guide Upper Arlington’s evolution in the years ahead. It will help align future land use decisions, public investments, and policies around clear priorities, with the goal of strengthening neighborhoods, protecting community character, and enhancing the quality-of-life residents value. The Parks & Recreation Comprehensive Plan update will focus on sustaining and improving the parks, programs, and facilities that residents use every day. It will establish clear goals and a long term investment strategy based on extensive public input and a careful evaluation of existing facilities, services, operations, and community needs.

Additionally, an Urban Forestry Plan will help guide future decisions related to the City’s tree canopy and natural assets.

Combined, these plans will help guide how Upper Arlington grows and invests, while preserving the character and quality of life residents care about. Additional Ways to Join the Master Plan Conversation • Master Plan Public Meeting: 6-8 pm, Wednesday, September 2, Bob Crane Community Center – join us for updates on the process and a chance to provide your input. • Upper Arlington Labor Day Arts Festival: Monday, September 7 - look for the Master Plan Community Booth and join us for conversation. • UA Farmers Market: 3-6 pm, Wednesday, September 9 – visit the UA Community Booth to chat about the Master Plan and share your thoughts. A Look Ahead to Future Survey Opportunities Your feedback is important to us, and we have a series of surveys scheduled this summer and fall to help guide decision-making on important community issues and services. These include: • Parks & Recreation Comprehensive Plan Survey – July 17-August 7 • Master Plan Survey – August 21-September 11 • Bob Crane Community Center Satisfaction Survey – September 21-October 9 • City Facilities Accessibility Survey – October Please watch for updates as each survey opens, and let us know your thoughts!

upperarlingtonmasterplan.com

parks.uaoh.net | 614-583-5300 | @CityofUAPR

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Since consolidating various older adult programs under the City’s service umbrella early in 2026, the team has been working to enhance existing programming, explore new service options, centralize and expand volunteer opportunities, and simplify the aging experience for older adults, their families and caregivers. 2026 Aging in UA Older Adults Survey Our sincere thanks to the approximately 800 community members who completed our survey in May. Some key findings to emerge include: • Remaining safely in their homes and neighborhoods is important to the vast majority of respondents. • Many older adults are worried about financial pressures, such as increasing property taxes, falling victim to scams, and medical expenses. • While most respondents find it relatively easy to find the services they need, 43% find it somewhat or very hard. • Many respondents indicated that they need help with projects around the home, such as cleaning/organizing, snow removal, yard work, and minor home repairs. These findings (and more) will help inform our enhancement of existing and development of new STAY UA services and The STAY UA team is launching an online support tool designed to help older adults find the help they need, oftentimes by connecting them with community volunteers. • Register With Us: Older adults will be able to register for free to be linked to our STAY UA support services. • Want to Volunteer? Register with us on the Volunteer section of the portal, to help older adults with various basic daily activities. Older Adult Resource Fair 9 am-Noon, Tuesday, September 22 Bob Crane Community Center Join us for our Fall Resource Fair, featuring local service programs in the months ahead. STAY UA Online Support Hub https://uaoh.helpfulvillage.com/

agencies and organizations that support older adults and caregivers. Network and learn about programs that promote health, wellbeing and independence – all in one welcoming place. See page 78 for additional details. To connect with the STAY UA Team, call 614-583-5326 or send an email to olderadults@uaoh.net .

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EXPLORE

The Explore section showcases the places, facilities and destinations that we can all enjoy in different ways, from park shelters and rental facilities to the Bob Crane Community Center. Look for details on the following: • Bob Crane Community Center & Event Center Rentals • Bob Crane Community Center Building Rules • The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center • Outdoor Aquatics Hours

• Northam Tennis Facility Hours • Amelita Mirolo Barn Rentals • Park Shelter Rentals • Parks & Facilities Map with Details

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NEW Fitness, Gym & Pool Schedule

GYM SCHEDULE Our gymnasiums span two levels and include three full basketball/volleyball courts and nine pickleball courts.

Main Gym (Level 4): Two full-size hardwood courts (Courts A & B) with south-facing views, lined for basketball (12 rims), volleyball, and six pickleball courts. Auxiliary Gym (Level 3): Multipurpose rubberized flooring with one full volleyball/ basketball court (two rims) and up to three pickleball courts. The gym schedule is updated monthly and includes open gym, open play, and preregistered programs.* Unscheduled time is available for casual drop-in basketball. Schedules may change.

FITNESS

FITNESS CLASS INFO & SCHEDULE We offer both pre-registered fitness classes* and drop-in options through our Fitness Class Pass (Unlimited Monthly, SingleClass, FiveClass, and TenClass Passes). Outside of our classes, we offer a wide range of fitness opportunities in various spaces across multiple levels: Level 1: Extensive cardio equipment (treadmills, ellipticals, bikes, stairmills) and a full strength area with pinloaded and plateloaded machines, benches, and racks. Mezzanine: Additional cardio options (treadmills, ellipticals, bikes, rowers, NuSteps), strength equipment plus two group exercise studios. Level 3 Functional Fitness: Adjacent to the Auxiliary Gym, featuring a strengthpulley system, bike, rower, stairmill, and functional training equipment. Level 5 Track Area: Strength equipment, rowers and a stretching zone surrounding the indoor track. Fitness areas are available to members ages 16+. Youth ages 12–15 may participate with direct parent/ guardian supervision or after completing the Junior Fitness Orientation *For more information on pre-registered programs throughout the Community Center, view listings in our Enrich section starting on page 64. POOL SCHEDULE and direct locker room access. Designated times are provided for open swim, lap swimming (drop in and reserved), water feature hours, and pre-registered programs* such as swim lessons and aqua fitness. *For more information on pre-registered programs throughout the Community Center, view listings in our Enrich section starting on page 39. The pool features four lap lanes, a zero depth entry, open swim area, splash zone, slide with timing element, in-pool seating,

OPEN GYM

CUBS CORNER

GYM ACTIVITIES Enjoy a wide variety of opportunities for play in our gymnasiums! From Cubs Corner for toddlers to Open Volleyball and Open Pickleball – there is something for everyone. View our gym schedule at the QR code above for upcoming activities.

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WHERE WELLNESS AND CONNECTION COME TOGETHER

EXPLORE

We know how meaningful it can be to have a place beyond work and home that supports your lifestyle. That’s why we are proud to welcome you to the Bob Crane Community Center. The heartbeat of Upper Arlington, the Center has been designed in response to community feedback and boasts state-of-the-art features, representing the best in modern community facilities. With the Bob Crane Community Center, you gain more than a building. You have a go to spot where well-being is prioritized and community spirit thrives. Here, all ages find their place – with fitness and sports, event and meeting spaces, special programming and more. The Bob Crane Community Center is a place designed for life, as you want to live it. We can’t wait to see you there!

Hours of Operation

Mon-Fri

5:30 am-10 pm

Sat & Sun

8 am-8 pm HOLIDAYS & ADJUSTED HOURS

Labor Day

8 am-Noon

Facilities Include • E-Sports

Annual Closure* Thanksgiving Day

Septmber 8-15

• Indoor Pool • Multi-Purpose Event Center • Fitness & Wellness Spaces

Closed

• Program Classrooms • Meeting Spaces • Outdoor Terrace • Indoor Playground • Core Cafe • 1918 Lounge

Christmas Eve Christmas Day New Year’s Eve New Year’s Day

5:30 am-2 pm

Closed

5:30 am-2 pm

8 am-Noon *This closure allows time for preventative maintenance, deep cleaning and employee training as we head into the indoor season. UACOMMUNITYCENTER.COM BOB CRANE COMMUNITY CENTER • Two Gymnasiums • Walking & Running Track

Member & Daily Rates Monthly Membership R NR First Individual $36 $72 Each Additional Person Per Household (3-59 yrs) $23 $46 2 yrs & under FREE FREE *Senior (60 yrs & up) $23 $46 **Military Veterans age 65+ $11.50 Daily Admission $10 $20 R – Resident; verification required NR – Non-Resident *SilverSneakers® and RenewActive TM accepted for qualifying older adults. ** Senior Residents who have VA Health Care Please note: A $1 Play UA Fee is charged on each membership transaction. Multiple memberships are only charged this fee once per transaction. Programs and rentals incur a separate transaction fee. Purchase Your Membership Online: parks.uaoh.net – online purchases still require an in-person visit for identification pictures and to pick up your key fob. In-Person: 3200 Tremont Road, during business hours. Guest Passes Community Center Members may bring a guest by purchasing a Member Guest Day Pass for $10. The pass must be issued under the guest’s own RecTrac account. The member must be present at the front desk with their guest at the time of purchase. The member must also be active and in good standing. Additionally, for convenience, Community Center Members may prepay $100 for a 10-visit guest pass that can be used to bring guests to the Bob Crane Community Center. Each visit admits one guest, and the member must accompany the guest to the facility when the pass is used. Membership Cancellation BCCC memberships have a monthly auto-deduction run on the first business day of each month. New BCCC memberships, including member add-ons, require a minimum commitment through the end of the enrollment month, plus one additional full calendar month. Cancellation requests must be received by the 24th of the month to take effect before the next billing cycle. There is no cancellation fee or refund for previous monthly payments. Memberships paid for the year in full are non-refundable. Cancellation Form: seam.ly/QtWybrTH WORK IN UA? Both you and your household members will be charged at the Resident rate; current paystub required. 9

Bob Crane Community Center 3200 Tremont Road (In the Kingsdale Shopping Center) 614-583-5300

Here’s how you can enjoy the Center: 1. Come by for a self-guided tour. 2. Secure the membership or event space that’s right for you. 3. Experience a one-of-a-kind hub of wellness and connection.

The Child Watch Room provides a convenient, short term childcare option for parents or caregivers while they use our fitness facilities or participate in on-site programs. Services are offered on a drop-off, first come, first-served basis. Child Watch is available for children ages 6 months to 9 years , with a maximum capacity of 24 children at a time , including up to four infants (ages 6–12 months) . Visit Information: • Cost: $6 per visit for members $12 per visit for non-members • Purchasing Visits : Visits can be purchased in quantities of one, five or 10. However, each child must have a completed Child Watch Room Participant Registration Form on file. This form must be filled out in person in the Child Watch Room before any visits can be purchased. • One Child Per Visit : Each punch pass is assigned to one child and cannot be shared between children. • Duration: Each visit begins at the time of drop-off and may last up to two hours , or until the Child Watch Room closes—whichever comes first.

EXPLORE

Child Watch

Child Watch Hours

Mon-Fri Saturday

8 am-1 pm | 4-8 pm

8 am-Noon

E-Sports

Level up your game! Our E-Sports Room is a high energy gaming space featuring 18 high-end gaming PCs powered by an ultra-fast fiber network, plus an extensive library of today’s most popular titles. The fun doesn’t stop there—players can also jump into console gaming with a Nintendo Switch 2 and PlayStation 5, perfect for head-to head competition or laid-back group play. Designed for gamers ages 8 years and up, this safe, supervised space is ideal for solo sessions, gaming with friends, private rentals, and structured programs. • NEW - The E-Sports room is now included as a Bob Crane Community Center amenity for members and day pass guests. • E-Sports Games • Fortnite, Fall Guy, Rocket League, League of Legends, Marvel Rivals, Apex, Overwatch 2, Valorant • The E-Sports Room operates on a drop-in, first-come, first-play basis. Once all 18 stations are in use, a queue forms for the next available PC. Users may play consecutive sessions if space allows.

E-Sports Hours

Mon-Fri

4-7 pm 1-5 pm

Sat & Sun

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Entrance Lobby We want everyone to feel welcome at the Bob Crane Community Center, and we’ve set aside spaces in the Lobby that can be enjoyed by members and non-members alike. This includes an indoor playground, Core Cafe and lobby seating areas. Upper Arlington Community Foundation The Bob Crane Community Center has been made possible, in part, thanks to an $8M capital campaign spearheaded by the Upper Arlington Community Foundation, so it’s only fitting that the Foundation continues its good work in support of our community from its new base at the Center, located on Level 2 in the Parks & Recreation Administrative Office.

Core Cafe is ready to serve you on Level 1 . Enjoy a fresh and health conscious dining experience with our grab and go cafe concept. At Core , we believe eating healthy doesn’t have to mean sacrificing flavor. Our menu offers an eclectic mix of healthier meals inspired by time-honored recipes from local chefs. HOURS: Monday-Saturday: 8 am-7 pm | Sunday: 8 am-6 pm

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Bob Crane Community Center | BUILDING RULES The rules listed below apply to the entire building.

• Unless otherwise authorized by law, pursuant to the Ohio Revised Code, no person shall knowingly possess, have under the person’s control, convey or attempt to convey a deadly weapon or dangerous ordnance onto these premises (Ohio Revised Code 2923.1212). • A valid concealed handgun license does not authorize the carrying of weapons into the BCCC (Ohio Revised Code 2923.126). USER EXPECTATIONS Members and guests are expected to foster a positive, inclusive, and respectful environment for all. To maintain this welcoming atmosphere, the following user expectations are in place: • Exhibit appropriate behavior and follow instructions while participating in, spectating, or attending BCCC activities and programs. • Show respect for all individuals and BCCC property. • Demonstrate self-control and appropriate conduct. • Refrain from using foul or abusive language. • Do not engage in behavior that could pose a danger to yourself or others, or create a hostile environment. • Adhere to and follow all BCCC and City rules and policies at all times. Failure to adhere to these expectations may result in consequences, including possible suspension or termination of BCCC membership or program enrollment. GUEST CONDUCT • Individuals should be courteous and mindful of others when using a cell phone, limit call times and maintain a low volume to avoid disturbing those around you. • The use of cell phones and cameras is strictly prohibited in the locker rooms. The City has the right to prohibit the use of cell phones and cameras in other areas of the building, as deemed necessary. • Individuals may only play audio using personal earbuds or headphones. • Clothing with offensive or profane language, designs, or images is not permitted. • Eating and drinking are only permitted in designated areas of the facility. • Individuals are strongly encouraged to secure personal items in a locker using a personalized passcode. The City is not responsible for lost or stolen items. • Some rooms and spaces are only available for use by approved reservations. Rooms may be locked, and individual signage will indicate whether a space is available for general use. • To ensure fair access to shared spaces, groups are not permitted to occupy common areas for extended periods of time, preventing other individuals from using the space. • The use of tobacco products of any kind, including cigarettes, vaping, and smokeless tobacco is strictly prohibited. Drugs are strictly prohibited at the BCCC. • Alcohol is only permitted with an approved rental and a signed rental and alcohol service agreement.

Additional rules may be posted in specific areas or rooms. • To access the Bob Crane Community Center (BCCC), customers must have a current membership, purchase a day pass, be enrolled in a program, or be a guest of The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center (OSUWMC). Tours and self-guided tours are allowed when available and upon request. • BCCC members must have an identification picture linked to their membership. Pictures may be updated at the discretion of BCCC staff. • BCCC members must scan their membership fob at each visit to gain access to the facility. • BCCC memberships are non-transferable and may be considered void if used by anyone other than the designated individual. • Program participants who are not BCCC members may enter the building no earlier than 30 minutes before the start of their program and are required to leave once the program concludes. • Non-member caregivers, parents, or guardians of youth participants may accompany them to program locations but must remain in designated waiting areas. • Children ages 10 years & older may enter the facility without an adult supervisor. All children ages 9 years & under must be supervised at all times by a responsible individual who is at least 16 years old. The supervising individual is responsible for ensuring the child’s safety while using the facility. There must be one responsible individual for every four children ages 5-9 years. There must be one responsible individual for every two children ages 4 years & under, unless directly supervised by a child’s parent/guardian.Children ages 16 years & older are permitted in the fitness spaces and most fitness classes. Children ages 12-15 years may use the fitness spaces when directly supervised by a parent or guardian, or after successfully completing the Junior Fitness Orientation Program. • Children ages 12 years & older are permitted on the indoor track. Children ages 8-11 years may use the indoor track when directly supervised by a parent or guardian. The fitness ages rule applies to fitness equipment on the track. • Service animals are permitted in the BCCC. These are animals that are individually trained to perform tasks or work for people with disabilities. Emotional support animals and companion animals are not permitted. • Proper attire, including footwear (no bare feet), shirts, and cover-ups, must be worn at all times inside the facility, except in locker rooms, swimming areas, or when directed by a program instructor. Specific areas of the BCCC may have additional attire requirements, which are posted in those areas. Guests shall wear clothing in common areas of locker rooms (refrain from being naked in sight of others); shower stalls and changing rooms are provided.

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Supporting your health

and well-being We’re proud to be part of the Bob Crane Community Center .

Ohio State services include:

Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute offer a variety of personalized survivorship care, education, support and wellness classes to address the physical, emotional and practical needs of people

Physical Therapy (3rd Floor)

Certified clinical specialists in orthopedic physical therapy help you improve your physical performance, recover from an injury and stay active for a lifetime.

living with a cancer diagnosis. Exercise is Medicine (EIM)

Integrative Health (3rd Floor)

Experience the power of evidence-based wellness in a welcoming community setting. From acupuncture and chiropractic care to osteopathic manipulation, massage, functional and integrative medicine—our

Our EIM team partners with your physician to help you successfully start and maintain an individualized exercise program to reach your health and wellness goals. This 12-week program includes one-on-one and

integrative health services are all here. We also offer classes, including yoga, Tai Chi, sound meditation, and other mind-body therapies. We are ready to support you on your health journey. The James Cancer Supportive Care (2nd Floor) Nationally ranked experts from The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center – Arthur G. James Cancer

personalized exercise sessions. Exercise with Purpose-Parkinson’s Disease This 60-minute group exercise class is

designed for those with Parkinson’s Disease. Activities include stretching, education, and exercises that improve strength, balance, and flexibility.

Scan the QR code to learn more about The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center.

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Merch

SCHEDULE YOUR NEXT MEETING OR EVENT AT THE

FACILITY RENTALS Community Center Highlights Open for rentals year-round Handicapped accessible Regular Hours: M-F: 5:30 am-10 pm | Sat & Sun: 8 am-8 pm Holidays: Open regular or reduced hours most holidays (closed major holidays) Extended Hours Available for Event Center & Party Room Rentals Parking: More than 570 spaces available, including 30 ADA spaces and 46 limited mobility spaces.

Learn more today! Contact our Rental Coordinator, at 614-583-5330 or rentals@uaoh.net .

@CityofUAPR ǀ uacommunitycenter.com

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EXPLORE

Miscellaneous Rental Spaces Several spaces within the Bob Crane Community Center are available for rental. Detail Resident or Member** Non Resident Gymnasium : Cost Per Hour $60 $120 Executive Board Room*: Cost Per Hour $50 $100 Program Rooms: Cost Per Hour $50 $100 Level 2 Deck: Cost Per Hour $125 $250

Level 1 Party Room* 2-Hour Rental Package

20 people plus playground access M-Th: available during building hours F: 5:30-7:30 pm Sa-Su: 10 am-Noon, 1-3 pm, 4-6 pm (exclude 1st Su 4-6 pm)

$125

$250

Party Room & Pool* 2-Hour Rental Package

$200

$400

10 pool admissions & playground access F: 5:30-7:30 pm | Sa-Su: 1-3 pm, 4-6 pm E-Sports & Party Room* 2-1/2 Hour Rental Package Sa-Su: 10 am-12:30 pm | 18 gamers Gymnasium & Party Room* 2-Hour Rental Package Sa-Su: 10 am-Noon, 1-3 pm | 20 people

$300

$600

$245

$490

* Book online at parks.uaoh.net See Party Room rules on page 12

** Membership must be maintained through rental for discount. Please note: $1 Play UA Fee charged on most transactions.

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The Event Center

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Make A Reservation Rent our stunning Event Center for weddings, wedding receptions, conferences, trainings, graduation parties and more. Located on Level 5 of the Community Center, our Event Center is filled with natural light and impressive views across the community, and includes access to pre-meeting space, a south-facing outdoor patio, green room, and a substantial catering kitchen. Event Center - Hourly Rates 1 ROOM

2 ROOMS

3 ROOMS

DAY OF WEEK Monday-Thursday Fridays & Sundays

R-M $75 $120

NR

R-M $105 $170 $265

NR

R-M $145 $235 $335

NR

$105 $180 $285

$158 $255 $398

$218 $353 $502

Saturdays & Holidays $190

R-M: Resident or Member Rate | NR: Non-Resident Rate To receive the member rate, membership must be maintained through the rental for a discount. Minimum Hour Requirements: two hours Monday-Thursday, four hours Friday & Sunday, six hours on Saturday & holidays Non-Profits are Eligible for 25% Discount! (Current copy of 501(c)3 certificate required)

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Amenities

• The large event space can accommodate up to 250 guests (banquet style). • The Event Center can be split into three smaller spaces that can accommodate 42 to 56 people each seated classroom style, or 69 to 94 each seated in rows for a lecture or presentation. • South-facing outdoor patio/balcony overlooking the downtown Columbus skyline and more. • Catering kitchen equipped to support food service for events. • Green Room to serve as a dressing room and/or pre-event space. • Audio-visual equipment • Community Gallery by Loann Crane – featuring art exhibits showcasing regional artists. The gathering space can extend events or be used for remote work and lounge space. • The Event Center provides natural light with motorized shades. • Service elevator for food delivery, separate from guest entrance/access. • Alcohol permitted with the use of a Community Center permitted caterer. $150 service fee applies. • A dance floor is available to rent in the Event Center for an additional $250. Two rooms are necessary in order to reserve the dance floor due to the size of the space.

EXPLORE

Reservations Reservations can be made up to two years in advance. Contact UA Parks & Rec at 614-583-5330 or visit parks.uaoh.net for more information, to check availability and to request a tour of the facility.

Learn more today! Contact our Rental Coordinator, at 614-583-5330 or rentals@uaoh.net .

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Outdoor Pools EXPLORE

Devon Pool 2070 South Mallway Drive (next to Jones Middle School) 614-583-5464

This heated facility offers laps lanes, toddler pool, diving pool, changing rooms, family restroom and concession stand. REGULAR SEASON OPEN SWIM: 5/23-8/9 Devon RRWP Tremont Mon-Sun 11 am-8 pm 11 am-8 pm Noon-9 pm LAP SWIM: 5/23-8/8 Devon RRWP Tremont Mon-Sat 6:30-10:30 am Closed 6:30-10:30 am ADULT WATER WALKING: 5/23-8/8 Devon RRWP Tremont Mon-Sat Closed 8-10:30 am Closed BACK TO SCHOOL (Weekends Only) : 8/15-9/6 Devon RRWP Tremont Sat & Sun 11 am-6 pm Closed Closed BACK TO SCHOOL LAP SWIM: 8/10-9/5 Devon RRWP Tremont Mon-Sat 6:30-10:30 am Closed Closed HOLIDAY HOURS Devon RRWP Tremont Labor Day Noon-6 pm Closed Closed

YOU CAN FIND LESSON INFORMATION ON PAGE 39 OF THE ENRICH SECTION.

OUTDOOR AQUATICS RATES

R NR $10 $14

Daily

$5

$7

Daily Evenings (after 7 pm)

Daily AM Lap Swim $7 R - Resident must live or work in Upper Arlington. Please provide a copy of a utility bill, lease, deed, paycheck or tax record NR - Non-Resident $5

ADJUSTED HOURS & CLOSINGS Aug 9 Last day of full operation for all pools Sept 7 Devon Pool closes for the season

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Tennis EXPLORE

MORE INFO ON MEMBER SOCIALS AVAILABLE AT THE COURTS

Tennis Court Reservations Advanced reservations are encouraged. Walk-in reservations are accepted but not guaranteed. Each reservation is 90 minutes in length. Please promptly exit the court when your time is finished. Reservations can be made online at parks.uaoh.net , by calling 614-583-5461 or in person at the Northam Tennis Courts. All players must have a Northam membership or pay daily admission. This facility reserves the right to close during the final 90 minutes of operating hours on any given day, should this time block remain unreserved or not occupied by paid guests.

Northam Tennis 2026 Season Info The City of Upper Arlington owns and operates the Northam Tennis Courts. The facility, which was rebuilt in 2025, features nine Har-Tru clay tennis courts with underground irrigation. Players can play casually, compete in leagues and take lessons. Northam Tennis Courts 2070 Northam Road (Adjacent to Tremont Swimming Pool in Northam Park) 614-583-5461 Northam Tennis Pro Mike Haddow serves as the Head Tennis Pro. He and his team lead juniors and adults through clinics, group and

Hours of Operation

Mon-Thur

7 am-10 pm 7 am-7 pm 7 am-5:30 pm 7 am-8:30 pm 8-11 am, 5-8 pm

Fri

Regular Season 6/1-8/9

Sat

Sun

private lessons. Mike Haddow 614-582-8709 mhaddow11@yahoo.com

Mon-Thur

Late Season 8/10-10/24

Fri 8-11 am Sat & Sun 8 am-3:30 pm

ADJUSTED HOURS & SPECIAL DATES August 21 5-8 pm - Friday Social October 25 3-7:30 pm - End of Season Smash Hours of operation and the availability of courts may be reduced depending on weather conditions. Advanced reservations are encouraged. Staff reserves the right to close the facility if there are no reservations or patrons at the start of the last time period.

TENNIS RATES

R NR

Daily Pass* $10 $14 R - Resident must live or work in Upper Arlington. Please provide a copy of a utility bill, lease, deed, paycheck or tax record NR - Non-Resident * Daily Pass visits are limited to four (4) per person per year. Daily admission fees may not be applied toward purchase of a season pass.

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Aquatics & Tennis Policies EXPLORE

Guest Swim Pass A Season Pool Pass holder may purchase a Guest Pass for $80. The guest pass allows 10 guest visits to any of the pools. The pass holder must accompany the guest to the pool on each visit. No refunds for unused visits. Children under 10 yrs Children under 10 yrs must be accompanied and supervised by a parent or qualified caregiver. Key Fob purchased, including pool passes, tennis passes, Community Center memberships, or any combination of these. Key fobs may be picked up at the Bob Crane Community Center, any of the three swimming facilities, or the Northam Tennis Courts. Scan the QR code to purchase a membership. Pass Holder Pictures All pass holders must have their photo taken for identification purposes at either the Bob Crane Community Center, any of the three swimming facilities or the Northam Tennis Courts. Cash Free The swimming pools and Northam Tennis are cash free facilities. All membership and daily admission fees must be paid by debit or credit card. The City of Upper Arlington accepts VISA, Mastercard and Discover Card. The UA Parks & Recreation key fob allows pass holders to conveniently access the memberships and passes they have

Rest Period Rest periods are on the :45 of each hour and are 15 minutes in length (i.e. from 11:45 am-Noon). All children under the age of 18 yrs must exit the water and remain away from the side of the pools. Severe Weather In the event of severe weather conditions, UA Parks & Rec reserves the right to limit the use of or close swimming and tennis facilities. If lightning, thunder, or severe weather is in the area, the following procedures will be followed: 1. All pool, deck and court areas will be evacuated completely. Patrons must exit the facility and seek shelter for their safety. 2. During a National Weather Service severe storm warning, the facility will remain closed until the severe storm warning expires. Northam Tennis will reopen when courts are playable. 3. The National Weather Service considers that a thunderstorm has ended 30 minutes after the last thunder and/or lighting. At that time patrons will be allowed to re-enter the facility. 4. If the severe weather persists or weather radar indicates severe weather throughout the day, UA Parks & Rec reserves the right to close facilities or limit their use. Cold Weather If the projected high temperature for the day is below 70 0 F UA Parks & Rec reserves the right to limit the use of or close swimming facilities. All three pool facilities will be closed if the projected high temperature for the day is below 60 0 F.

Rain Checks Refunds are not available for daily admissions during severe weather and unforeseen emergencies. However, rain checks will be issued to a swim facility guest who has been at the facility less than two (2) hours during full-day operations and for a tennis patron if less than one (1) hour of play. When requesting a rain check, the guest must provide a receipt as proof of payment of the daily admission fee. Swimming and Tennis Hardship Termination All swimming and tennis membership pass sales are final except when hardship criteria can be documented. Requests for Hardship Terminations are evaluated on a case-by-case basis and must be submitted in writing to the Recreation Superintendent. Season pass fees may be refunded or issued as a credit voucher and are prorated from the start of the season regardless of use. Requests will not be accepted after August 31, 2026. A $5 processing fee is assessed on all hardship requests upon approval. One or more of the following criteria must be met to qualify for a Hardship Termination: 1. Personal medical condition: provide a physician’s statement on the physician’s office letterhead stating the medical condition, date of condition and specifics of restrictions. 2. Relocation - outside a 25-mile radius of the Municipal Services Center: provide proof of relocation - deed or

lease agreement. 3. Patron death.

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Amelita Mirolo Barn Host your next event at the

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The Amelita Mirolo Barn is Upper Arlington’s premier indoor park facility. Located in Sunny 95 Park, this unique facility blends the historic beams of one of the community’s oldest farm structures with an airy, modern space that is perfect for weddings, family reunions, business retreats, graduation celebrations, birthday parties and other special events. Situated in a picturesque, landscaped area next to a pond and fountain, the 3,700 sq. ft. event space seats 150, with additional capacity on the outdoor patio and stage area. Facilities include a catering kitchen, audio/visual equipment, and restrooms. Visit parks.uaoh.net for more information.

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EXPLORE

Amelita Mirolo Barn Facility Details • Open for rentals year-round, up to two years in advance. • Hours: Monday-Sunday, 5 am-11 pm except during the UA School Year, in which case the Barn closes at 10 pm Sunday-Thursday. • 3,700 sq. ft. indoor facility, heated and air conditioned. • Seats up to 150 with additional capacity on the outdoor patio and stage area. • Audio/visual equipment, outdoor speakers on west patio and guest Wi-Fi available. • On-site parking capacity: 60 standard spaces, 6 accessible spaces with facility accessibility. • Catering kitchen with warming oven, refrigerator, freezer, ice machine, microwave, coffee maker and sink. • Alcohol permitted with use of Amelita Mirolo Barn recommended caterer and alcohol agreement. • Non-Profit organizations are eligible for a 25% discount (current copy of 501(c)3 certificate required).

PEAK PRICING: April-October Days Available Residents Non-Residents Deposit Mon-Thu $90/hour Min 2 hrs $138/hour Min 2 hrs $50 Friday & Sun $188/hour Min 4 hrs $264/hour Min 4 hrs $200 Sat & Holidays $220/hour Min 6 hrs $308/hour Min 6 hrs $400

OFF PEAK PRICING: November-March Days Available Residents Non-Residents Deposit Mon-Thu $75/hour Min 2 hrs $126/hour Min 2 hrs $50 Friday & Sun $150/hour Min 4 hrs $230/hour Min 4 hrs $200 Sat & Holidays $175/hour Min 6 hrs $270/hour Min 6 hrs $400

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