Winter23

Winter 22-23

Schedule of Youth | Adult | 50+ Programs

PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT

REGISTRATION – Residents, Wed, December 7 @ 6 am Non-Residents, Fri, December 9 @ 6 am

WELCOME

The Community Center design team continues to progress through the design process. While this team finalizes details and prepares for construction bidding, the Upper Arlington Community Foundation is conducting their capital campaign. One component of their fund raising efforts is a match campaign in which every donation up to $5,000 will be matched until $250,000 is reached. This is an opportunity for your donation to be doubled and increase its impact on this facility. You can stay up to date with links for the community center design process at www.uacommunitycenter.com and the Community Foundation’s Capital Campaign, at www.togetherua.org. In this guide there are plenty of activities to keep you entertained and active this winter! Our popular Valentine’s Date Night at the Amelita Mirolo Barn is sure to sell out fast on December 7 so be ready to register at 6 am. Let us help keep your young children busy this winter with some music and movement classes or our introductory sports programming. Be sure to find all of the information you need for Summer Day Camp on page 12 of the Activity Guide. Registration for Summer Day Camp will open on February 9 at 6 am. Adults and Seniors can learn to “Paint Like Bob Ross,” brew your own beer, take part in some of our various fitness classes and adventure out with us for our many local day trips. Our Concourse Gallery schedule is on page 27. We start the year with a Hidden Beauty in Nature and then host three shows for our local school students which always brings a lot of energy and traffic to the gallery. We hope you will join us this winter for some of our many activities! Believe it or not, winter is the time to apply for seasonal positions, including summer operations. Several opportunities are available to join our team in providing our community a vast array of recreation programs and services. Information is available at www.governmentjobs.com/ careers/uaoh/seasonal. I hope you have a safe and enjoyable winter season. Take care,

Many of our residents enjoyed our programs, events and facilities this year, with our program participation and facility attendance exceeding pre-pandemic levels. We are pleased to see recreation continuing to be an important part of your activities. Our team takes pride in serving the community and providing recreational opportunities and is planning more great programs for the upcoming winter season. Part of our planning process is being creative as new programs and events are developed. A great example is the Arts on Arlington event the Cultural Arts Division initiated this year, in which local artists and artisans showcased their talents with musical performances, art displays, and art sales, along with community groups and a beer garden for a quaint event in Mallway Park. This event was well attended and due to the unique focus and venue, was awarded 1st place for Historical & Cultural Arts events by the Ohio Parks & Recreation Association, a state organization supporting the parks and recreation profession. As we look towards 2023, I wanted to provide an update on our PLAY UA Financial Assistance Program as we near the one-year anniversary of its implementation. PLAY UA was designed to support community members who face financial barriers that may prevent them from participating in the department’s programs and accessing facilities. PLAY UA is designed to meet affordability and accessibility goals identified through the 2018 Parks & Recreation Comprehensive Plan process that were endorsed by both City Council and the Parks & Recreation Advisory Board. In the initial nine months of this program, 34 families are enrolled, consisting of 137 individuals, with $6,628 in financial assistance been reduced from fees so that community members can enjoy our programming and facilities. The program is funded through a $1 transaction fee charged to our customers who register for a program or purchase a pass. In addition to those funds, our customers have donated an additional $627 to support this program. We are proud of the great response with both recipients and donors resulting in our ability to assist families seeking recreation opportunities. For full program information, including qualifications and the application for assistance, please visit upperarlingtonoh.gov/play-ua/.

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Featured Activity Macramé Wall Hanging

Featured Activity Calligraphy for Beginners

Featured Activity Valentine’s Date Night

Registration 55 Registration Info & Policies Other 13 Play UA Financial Assistance Program 56 Amelita Mirolo Barn 57 Dogs In Parks 58 UA Parks Map & Facilities 60 Class Location Addresses Special Events 3 Special Event & Parks Use Permits

Preschool 4 Music & Dance 5 Sports & Fitness 6 Arts Youth 7 Sports & Fitness 8 Arts 9 Enrichment 11 Winter Break Camp 11 Spring Break Camp 12 Summer Camp

Adaptive 14 TR Fun Club 14 TR Camp Adult 15 Enrichment & Education 17 Nature 17 Health & Wellness 19 Music & Dance 20 Arts & Crafts 22 Food & Drink 23 Sports & Fitness 26 Fitness Grid

Cultural Arts 27 Concourse Gallery 50+ 28 Welcome 29 Special Events 30 Fitness 33 Sports 34 Games 35 Health & Wellness 36 Music & Dance 37 Arts & Crafts 42 Enrichment & Education 45 Discussion 47 Computers & Technology 50 Travel 54 UA Commission on Aging

2022-23 Upper Arlington City Council Left to Right: Michaela Burriss, Jim Lynch, Brendan T. King (President), Kathy Adams, Brian C. Close (Vice President), John Kulewicz, Ukeme Awakessien Jeter City Manager Parks & Recreation Director Steven R. Schoeny Debbie McLaughlin @CityofUAPR

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CIP Updates 3132 Family Sports Court Construction for the 3132 Family Sports Court was completed in October and the court is now open for play. The new court is 70’x150’ and features a dasher board system with a tempered glass containment shield, four new basketball hoops and lighting that will allow for evening play during the winter season. Lights will be available for public use beginning in the spring of 2023 and will be available on a timer from dusk to 9:30 pm. The new court has been named the “3132 Family Sports Court” in recognition of Kyle Vesper and Ned Smith, two former lacrosse captains that developed the same type of brain cancer. The City would like to thank the generous support of the Upper Arlington Lacrosse Association in making this project possible and looks forward to hosting a formal ribbon cutting in the spring 2023.

Parks & Forestry

Northam Park Unfortunately, bids for the

replacement of the Park Service Building and Renovation of Courts 1-3 came in significantly over budget, delaying this phase of the Northam Park Vision Plan. The City remains committed to implementing the goals of the Vision Plan and is actively exploring opportunities to realign the scope of work within the 10-Year Capital Improvement Program. In the meantime, work continues on the renovation of the western athletic fields at Northam Park. Bids for this work will be received by the end of 2022 and construction is anticipated to begin in the spring of 2023 with completion in the fall. This project completely rebuilds Diamonds 1 and 4, and also regrades the multipurpose athletic fields, and provides new under drains and irrigation for improved playability.

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Community Calendar

2023 Community Events January 10/19-1/20 Concourse Gallery

Special Event & Park Use Permit Requests The City has an application and permitting process in place for special events that require the use of City property and/ or City logistical and planning support. This includes quarterly submission deadlines in advance of a planned event, so that Staff have ample time to review all requests and manage its finite supply of equipment and staffing, while balancing its support of longstanding community events with new and unique event proposals. Park Use Permits are required for groups wishing to hold small activities on City park property that do not disrupt the typical public use of the park. Activities requiring a Park Use Permit are typically private, must be free to attend and must not be a commercial use. These activities have no concession sales or vendors, though donations to a non-profit organization are allowed to be collected. They also do not include tents or temporary structures. Park Use activities have limited event components, minimal safety concerns, and do not require preparation or clean up time by City staff. Park Use Permits are also required for all organized filming and photography activities taking place on City park property. For Event and Park Use Permits visit https://upperarlingtonoh.viewpointcloud.com/. Event Date Application Review Deadline Meeting Date 4/1/2023 to 6/30/2023 1/17/2023 2/3/2023 7/1/2023 to 9/30/2023 4/17/2023 5/3/2023 10/1/2023 to 12/31/2023 7/17/2023 8/2/2023 1/1/2024 to 3/31/2024 10/16/2023 11/1/2023 Parks & Recreation Advisory Board The Parks & Recreation Advisory Board is comprised of seven members who meet to review and make recommendations to City Council on the City’s parks, recreational programs and facilities in the community. The Board meets the second Wednesday of even numbered months at 6:30 pm. Meetings are in-person, however, members of the public may participate in person or via ZOOM. Residents may attend meetings and speak on the agenda items (available at upperarlingtonoh.gov). Residents may also contact the Department Director regarding suggestions for future Board agenda items or to discuss any suggestions, concerns or ideas regarding the parks and

M-F, 8 am-5 pm

Jane Heater: Hidden Beauty in Nature Municipal Services Center - 3600 Tremont Rd

15, 22, 29

1-3 pm

Sunday Swim

UA High School Natatorium - 1625 Zollinger Rd

February 2/1-24

M-F, 8 am-5 pm

Concourse Gallery

Elementary School Students Municipal Services Center - 3600 Tremont Rd

5, 12

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Sunday Swim

UA High School Natatorium - 1625 Zollinger Rd

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Valentine’s Date Night Amelita Mirolo Barn, see pg 9 UA Stage UA High School - 1625 Zollinger Rd

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March 3/1-24

M-F, 8 am-5 pm

Concourse Gallery

Middle School Students Municipal Services Center - 3600 Tremont Rd

5, 26

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Sunday Swim

UA High School Natatorium - 1625 Zollinger Rd

April 3/29-4/28

M-F, 8 am-5 pm

Concourse Gallery

High School Students Municipal Services Center - 3600 Tremont Rd

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Sunday Swim

UA High School Natatorium - 1625 Zollinger Rd

May 7, 21

1-3 pm

Sunday Swim

UA High School Natatorium - 1625 Zollinger Rd Upcoming Boards & Commission Meetings 1/10, 2/8 Parks & Recreation Advisory Board Municipal Services Center - 3600 Tremont Rd

6:30 pm

12/7, 2/1

5 pm

Cultural Arts Commission

Municipal Services Center - 3600 Tremont Rd

12/6, 2/7

7:30 am

City Tree Commission

Municipal Services Center - 3600 Tremont Rd

recreation programs, facilities or services, at dmclaughlin@uaoh.net or 614-583-5307.

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Preschool

PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS

Kindermusik with Grandfriends Learn, Sing, & Grow

A daily dose of musical medicine! The joy-filled Kindermusik with Grandfriends program creates meaningful connections between older adults and young children. The music and instruments have been carefully crafted to facilitate singing, moving and instrument play for all ages and cognitive abilities. 211115 A 11:30 am-12:15 pm Tu 1/3-2/28 (skip 2/14) 18 mos-3 yrs Senior Center Bldg 1, Rm 102 $156 R | $186 NR 8 sessions Kindermusik 4 Toddlers Learn, Sing, & Grow Kindermusik encourages older toddlers to initiate their own ideas and explore their creativity. Each class offers plenty of fun outlets for toddler-style energy, promoting cognitive development through singing, dancing and instrument play. Better still, you have the opportunity to connect with other parents and caregivers who are also experiencing the joys and complexities of these busy years. 211101 A 6-6:45 pm W 1/4-2/22 18 mos-3.5 yrs Senior Center Bldg 2, Rm 205 $182 R | $218 NR 8 sessions 211101 B 10-10:45 am F 1/6-2/24 18 mos-3.5 yrs Sunny 95 Park, Amelita Mirolo Barn $182 R | $218 NR 8 sessions

MUSIC & DANCE

Kindermusik 4 Babies & Young Toddlers Learn, Sing, & Grow Kindermusik offers young toddlers a stimulating environment to explore their new movement and language skills with a sense of security, comfort and confidence. As your child thrives in a music and movement-driven environment, you have the opportunity to connect with other parents and caregivers and learn to use music to create and simplify routines at home. 211100 A 11-11:45 am F 1/6-2/24 6 mos-2 yrs Sunny 95 Park, Amelita Mirolo Barn $182 R | $218 NR 8 sessions 211100 B 5-5:45 pm W 1/4-2/22 6 mos-2 yrs Senior Center Bldg 2, Rm 205 $182 R | $218 NR 8 sessions

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Soccer Shots offers three different programs to meet the developmental needs of children aged

2-6. All registration for Soccer Shots programs run through the Soccer Shots website at www.soccershots.org/columbus. Soccer Shots has an annual fee of $30 for an official Soccer Shots Jersey! Soccer Shots Mini Soccer Shots Staff Soccer Shots Mini is a high-energy program introducing your children to fundamental soccer principles, such as using your feet, dribbling and the basic rules of the game. A 11:30am-Noon M 1/9-3/6 2-3.5 yrs B 11:30am-Noon Tu 1/10-3/7 2-3.5 yrs C 11:30am-Noon W 1/11-3/8 2-3.5 yrs D 11:30am-Noon Th 1/12-3/9 2-3.5 yrs E 11:30am-Noon F 1/13-3/10 2-3.5 yrs F 2:45-3:15 pm Sa 1/14-3/11 2-3.5 yrs G 3:30-4pm Sa 1/14-3/11 2-3.5 yrs H 3:30-4pm Su 1/15-3/12 2-3.5 yrs Thompson Park North Shelter $130 9 sessions Soccer Shots Classic Soccer Shots Staff Soccer Shots Classic utilizes creative and imaginative games to focus on basic soccer skills like dribbling, passing and shooting. We also highlight a positive character trait each session such as respect, teamwork and appreciation A 12:15-12:45pm M 1/9-3/6 3.5-6 yrs B 12:15-12:45pm Tu 1/10-3/7 3.5-6 yrs C 12:15-12:45pm W 1/11-3/8 3.5-6 yrs D 12:15-12:45pm Th 1/12-3/9 3.5-6 yrs E 12:15-12:45pm F 1/13-3/10 3.5-6 yrs F 2-2:30pm Sa 1/14-3/11 3.5-6 yrs G 2-2:30pm Su 1/15-3/12 3.5-6 yrs H 2:45-3:15pm Su 1/15-3/12 3.5-6 yrs Thompson Park North Shelter $130 9 sessions

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SPORTS & FITNESS

Family Bedtime Yoga The Balanced Child Method

Experience the process of unwinding for bedtime. Practice poses, breathing techniques and bedtime stories to help decompress for the evening. Adult and child can even come dressed in their PJs! 211402 A 6:30-7:15 pm M 1/9-1/30 (skip 1/16) 18 mos-4 yrs 211402 B 6:30-7:15 pm M 2/6-2/27 (skip 2/20) 18 mos-4 yrs Sunny 95 Park, Amelita Mirolo Barn $40 R | $47 NR 3 sessions

Adult & Me Yoga The Balanced Child Method

This is the perfect class to introduce babies and toddlers to yoga. Explore fun yoga poses and learn about breath and movement while incorporating fun yoga books and music. This is a great bonding experience for the kiddos and their caretakers. Great for all energy level kiddos and helps them build a foundation of yoga tools to use as they get older. This program is for both adult and child, but you only need to

register your child. 212307 A 10:30-11 am 212307 B 10:30-11 am

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3 mos-4 yrs 3 mos-4 yrs 3 sessions

Sunny 95 Park, Amelita Mirolo Barn

$65 R | $78 NR

Little Dribblers Basketball Bally Sports Group LLC

Bally Sports Group provides children with a fun and educational first basketball experience! Players are taught the fundamentals of dribbling, shooting, passing, rebounding, defense and the concept of game play. The curriculum incorporates teaching styles that help this age group build an understanding of the skills that are taught by utilizing fun terminology and engaging activities. A positive and encouraging atmosphere is created in which kids learn proper sportsmanship. Each week, players participate in developmentally-appropriate instruction and modified, recreational game play. 212332 A 6:15-7:15 pm M 1/9-3/6 (skip 1/16, 2/6, 2/20) 4-6 yrs 212332 B 7:15-8:15 pm M 1/9-3/6 (skip 1/16, 2/6, 2/20) 4-6 yrs 212332 C 6:15-7:15 pm Th 1/12-2/23 (skip 2/9) 4-6 yrs 212332 D 7:15-8:15 pm Th 1/12-2/23 (skip 2/9) 4-6 yrs Barrington Elementary School Gymnasium $91 R | $109 NR 6 sessions

Mini Parkour Theo Gorman

This Pre-K class trains your tiniest movers! Let your little ones get a feel for Parkour in a play and story-based environment. Classes help teach movement, build coordination and basic athleticism, in addition to stressing safety at all times. Let your little ones expend some energy while becoming master movers! 211117 A 9-9:45 am Sa 1/7-2/11 3-5 yrs 211117 B 9-9:45 am Sa 2/18-3/25 3-5 yrs Thompson Park North Shelter $89 R | $100 NR 6 sessions

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Amazing Athletes JumpBunch Staff

Amazing Athletes is a developmental physical fitness program for children. Our fun, active classes encourage kids to explore and develop a variety of athletic skills through the introduction of 10 different sports. Coaches break the fundamental of each sport down into simple steps based on each child’s age and ability. The goal is to create a fun environment that establishes lifetime connections to sports and physical activity. Adult/parent participation is required for all children under age 3. For more information, go to AmazingAthletes.com 212413 A 9:30-9:55 am Sa 1/21-2/25 2-3 yrs 212413 B 10-10:35 am Sa 1/21-2/25 4-6 yrs Thompson Park North Shelter $70 R | $84 NR 6 sessions Sports Smiles Fitness Fun JumpBunch Staff Your little cub needs to get out and get moving and you need a sports program just right for their size. Search no more, this child-centered sports program caters to toddlers and preschoolers. Each week, class begins with kid friendly warm ups and exercises. We then introduce the shorties to individual skills, equipment and simple rules of a different sport every week. Coaches praise and encourage children while helping them develop coordination, teamwork and confidence. Each session concludes with games, obstacle courses and cool downs to keep kids engaged and moving throughout the session. Adult/parent participation is required for anyone who wishes to remain in the class and for all children under age 3. 211300 A 6:15-6:45 pm Tu 1/24-2/28 18 mos-2 yrs 211300 B 6:45-7:15 pm Tu 1/24-2/28 3-4 yrs 211300 C 7:15-8 pm Tu 1/24-2/28 5-6 yrs 211300 D 6:15-6:45 pm Tu 3/7-4/18 (skip 3/14) 18 mos-2 yrs 211300 E 6:45-7:15 pm Tu 3/7-4/18 (skip 3/14) 3-4 yrs 211300 F 7:15-8 pm Tu 3/7-4/18 (skip 3/14) 5-6 yrs Sunny 95 Park, Amelita Mirolo Barn $70 R | $84 NR 6 sessions Superhero Boot Camp JumpBunch Staff When the weather turns cold, kids still need opportunities to get out and get active. Our superhero “boot camp” engages your child’s inner superhero in every colorful and engaging class session. We focus on learning special superhero training skills through fun games and activities, such as jumping over hot lava, dodging fireballs, light-saber training, scooter flying, ghost- buster tag and more! Children should dress to be very active. Adult/parent participation is required for anyone who wishes to remain in the room during class and for all children under age 3. 211199 A 9:30-9:55 am Sa 3/4-4/15 (skip 3/18) 2-3 yrs 211199 B 10-10:35 am Sa 3/4-4/15 (skip 3/18) 4-6 yrs Thompson Park North Shelter $70 R | $84 NR 6 sessions

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Clay Hand Building Brush Crazy

Craft your very own bowl, figures, magic wands, or other fun items out of clay! Create your own special projects with help from staff on the first day; the following week, paint your clay projects with your own special flair. Clay can be messy, dress accordingly and let’s have fun! Parent participation may be necessary. 212526 A 3:30-4:30 pm W 1/11-1/18 4-6 yrs 212526 B 3:30-4:30 pm W 2/1-2/8 4-6 yrs 212526 C 3:30-4:30 pm W 3/22-3/29 4-6 yrs Brush Crazy $58 R | $69 NR 2 sessions Brush Crazy Paint Pouring! Brush Crazy Let’s Pour some Paint! You get to choose colors to flow across your canvas! We explain a few techniques, have fun and get a little messy! 212525 B 3:30-4:30 pm Th 1/12 4-6 yrs 212525 C 3:30-4:30 pm F 1/27 4-6 yrs 212525 E 3:30-4:30 pm Th 2/9 4-6 yrs Brush Crazy $45 R | $54 NR Wind Chime Making- Clay Brush Crazy Craft your very own wind chime out of clay. Work with clay to create all pieces for the wind chime in the first session, the following week paint your wind chime pieces with your own flair. The third session we put it all together to create a beautiful and unique wind chime. Clay can be messy so dress accordingly. 212527 A 3:30-4:30 pm W 2/15-3/1 4-6 yrs Brush Crazy $72 R | $86 NR 3 sessions Registration Opens RESIDENTS: Wed, December 7 at 6 am NON-RESIDENTS: Fri, December 9 at 6 am parks.uaoh.net

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YOUTH PROGRAMS

Volleyball Skills Clinic Excel Volleyball

This volleyball skills clinic is designed to develop the basic skills of volleyball, passing, setting, serving, blocking and hitting. In addition to basic skills, the players are introduced to how the game is played and the communication that is needed to play at a competitive level. The main focus is to teach young players the fun of volleyball, develop them as players and as young athletes. Lessons are adjusted and advanced based on individual skill levels. 212400 A 6:15-8:15 pm Th 3/30 7-14 yrs Tremont Elementary Gymnasium $71 R | $85 NR RYZE Strength Training Ryze Athletics RYZE Athletics provides children with a fun and educational strength training opportunity! The goal is to increase your strength and emphasize proper mechanics. Become a better athlete and become the best at your sport. All things learned in this class translates to any sport. 212394 A 5:30-6:30 pm M|W 1/16-2/8 8-12 yrs 212394 B 6:30-7:30 pm M|W 1/16-2/8 8-12 yrs RYZE Athletics, RYZE Athletics $130 R | $169 NR 8 sessions

SPORTS & FITNESS

Learn to Volley Bally Sports Group, LLC

Have a great time learning the sport of volleyball in the Bally Sports Group Volleyball Program! Throughout the duration of the program, participants learn a wide variety of skills, including passing, setting, blocking and serving. Older players also work on spiking. Each week includes modified games that help players learn spacing on the volleyball court, communication with teammates and moving to the ball. The positive atmosphere makes for a fun learning experience catered to all skill abilities! 212331 A 6:15-7:15 pm W 1/18-3/1 (skip 2/8) 8-12 yrs Barrington Elementary School Gymnasium $91 R | $104 NR 6 sessions

Class location addresses can be found on page 60

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RYZE Speed & Agility Ryze Athletics

Fencing for FUN Profencing LLC Fencing for Fun is designed to provide a well-rounded introduction to the sport of fencing, combining interconnected mind-body activities that are age appropriate and safe. Through fencing instruction and a variety of games to enhance physical and mental skills, participants learn good techniques sportsmanship and have lots of fun. All equipment is provided. Students learn both foil and saber techniques. 212305 A 4:30-5:30 pm W 1/11-2/15 7-15 yrs 212305 B 4:30-5:30 pm W 2/22-3/29 7-15 yrs Sunny 95 Park, Amelita Mirolo Barn $145 R | $170 NR 6 sessions

RYZE Athletics provides children with a fun and educational speed and agility opportunity! The goal is to increase foot speed, emphasize proper mechanics and introduce lifting movements. Become a better athlete and become the best at your sport. All things learned in this class translates to any sport. 212393 A 5:30-6:30 pm Tu|Th 1/17-2/9 8-12 yrs 212393 B 6:30-7:30 pm Tu|Th 1/17-2/9 8-12 yrs RYZE Athletics $130 R | $169 NR 8 sessions High Level Hoops - Basketball Clinic Ryze Athletics Join UA Parks & Rec in a one day basketball camp, featuring top local coaches Tim Casey, Matt Weikert, John Wanke, Matt Biedenbach, Brian Cromwell and Eric Van Cleave. A high level/fun experience catered to helping kids fundamentally understand the game a little bit better than when they walked in the door. Participants work on ball handling drills, shooting drills and competitive play. Participants are split into age-appropriate groups. Please bring a snack, water bottle and basketball. 212395 A 9 am-12:30 pm M 2/20 5-14 yrs 212395 B 9 am-12:30 pm M 3/20 5-14 yrs UAHS Freshman Gym $78 R | $100 NR Youth Yoga The Balanced Child Method Keep your bodies warm and stretched, and work to prevent injuries. Athletes learn about using breath and mind to deal with the stresses of being a young athlete. 212103 A 5:30-6:15 pm M 1/9-1/30 (skip 1/16) 6-12 yrs 212103 B 5:30-6:15 pm M 2/6-2/27 (skip 2/20) 6-12 yrs Sunny 95 Park, Amelita Mirolo Barn $58 R | $70 NR 3 sessions Kids Parkour Theo Gorman This is a great opportunity to get your kids moving. Parkour is the sport of overcoming obstacles. It’s a fun, dynamic and rewarding activity that challenges kids through a range of fundamental skills such as jumping, running, climbing, vaulting and balancing. Kids leave the class with a better foundation for all sports. They learn how to move safely and are inspired to stay physically active. Parkour is great for both girls and boys, and encourages self-reliance and cooperation in a supportive, non- competitive atmosphere. You only compete to become a better

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ARTS

Clay Hand Building Brush Crazy

Craft your very own bowl, figures, magic wands or other fun items out of clay! Create your own special projects with help from staff on the first day; the following week, paint your clay projects with your own special flair. Clay can be messy, dress accordingly and let’s have fun! Parent participation may be necessary. 212526 D 4:30-5:30 pm W 1/11-1/18 7-12 yrs 212526 E 4:30-5:30 pm W 2/1-2/8 7-12 yrs 212526 F 4:30-5:30 pm W 3/22-3/29 7-12 yrs Brush Crazy $58 R | $69 NR 2 sessions Wind Chime Making- Clay Brush Crazy Craft your very own wind chime out of clay. Work with clay to create all pieces for the wind chime in the first session, the following week paint your wind chime pieces with your own flair. The third session we put it all together to create a beautiful and unique wind chime. Clay can be messy so dress accordingly. 212527 B 3-4 pm W 2/15-3/1 7-12 yrs Brush Crazy $72 R | $86 NR 3 sessions

version of yourself! 212311 A 10-11 am 212311 B 10-11 am Thompson Park North Shelter

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6-11 yrs 6-11 yrs

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Sign Language for Beginners The Columbus Speech & Hearing Center

Have fun with friends learning American Sign Language and culture. This beginner class is full of activities to help you learn, practice and remember basic American Sign Language. 212502 A 4-5 pm Tu 1/17-2/21 6-12 yrs Senior Center Bldg 1, Rm 104 $165 R | $156 NR 6 sessions Firefighter For A Day Recreation Staff Fire Department Staff Learn what it takes to become a firefighter! The UA Fire Division staff fill you in on the inner workings of a fire station and on the requirements of firefighter work. After a brief discussion, you have the chance to complete a series of fitness challenges that mirror the work our firefighters do in the field, including rope pulls, tire flipping, hose hoist and more. This is open to all adults and to kids ages 8 and up; modifications provided for kids and others that need them. Makes for a great family activity or feel free to join on your own. 212398 A 10:30 am-Noon Sa 4/17 8 yrs & up Fire Station 72 $20 R | $24 NR Fashion Runway Production Priscila Teixeira This course provides a fun and safe outlet for creative wellness and intellectual pursuits for students who have an interest in learning fashion as a language. We upcycle materials including fabric, clothes and accessories to create a sustainable collection and learn about circular fashion. We introduce personal style and fashion concepts, while giving students the freedom to dream, design and create looks that go down the runway during a real fashion show. Production presented to VIP guests on the last day of class. Backstage is a beehive that inspires more learning and growth. It’s an empowering experience for all. 212535 A 1-4 pm Su 2/5-2/26 5-12 yrs Sunny 95 Park, Amelita Mirolo Barn $282 R | $337 NR 4 sessions Kidz Home Alone Enriching Kidz Are you ready to educate your child about the responsibilities of being home alone? Our goal is to help every student feel more comfortable while home alone. This interactive course teaches topics such as first aid, self-Heimlich maneuver, reasons to call 911, fire escape plans, microwave safety and how to problem solve out-of-the-ordinary situations. A parent guide is included in the student manual, which provides helpful discussion points between parent and child. 212602 A 4-6 pm M 2/6-2/13 9-12 yrs Senior Center Bldg 1, Rm 104 $80 R | $95 NR 2 sessions

Let’s Pour some Paint! You get to choose colors to flow across your canvas. We explain a few techniques and have fun and get a little messy! 212525 A 4:30-5:30 pm Th 1/12 7-12 yrs 212525 D 4:30-5:30 pm F 1/27 7-12 yrs 212525 F 4:30-5:30 pm Th 2/9 7-12 yrs 212525 H 4:30-5:30 pm F 2/24 7-12 yrs Brush Crazy $45 R | $54 NR Comic Creations Emily Nuzum Does your child love graphic novels? Do they love to doodle, draw and create? Comic Creations helps beat the winter blues. Have fun while learning to make our own comic-related art projects. 212661 A 4-5:20 pm M 1/2-2/6 (skip 1/16) 7-13 yrs Senior Center Bldg 1, Rm 105 $156 R | $185 NR 5 sessions

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ENRICHMENT

Valentine’s Date Night Recreation Staff

Do not miss the opportunity to make a special memory at Valentine’s Date Night. Dress up for this magical evening of dinner, dancing, entertainment and fun! Special event pricing on boutonnieres and corsages from our friends at Bloomtastic. Space is limited, so register early for an evening to remember. Registration is open to children and their adult guest. Each attendee must register. 212504 A 6:30-8:30 pm F 2/24 All Ages Sunny 95 Park, Amelita Mirolo Barn $35 R | $42 NR

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Better Baby Sitters Enriching Kidz

Challenge Island: STEAM Enrichment Challenge Island Get ready for some time-traveling fun! Teams take a STEAMtastic journey to a different decade every week while learning about what it is like to be a kid in the ‘50s, ‘60s, ‘70s and ‘80s. Engineer around the clock at different dazzling destinations like the Matterhorn Bobsled Ride (1959), Pop Art Towers (1964), Pinball Wizard Way (1977) and Super STEAMio Jump (1985). This iconic island is sure to be one for the history books. 212871 A 4-5:30 pm Th 1/12-2/9 (skip 1/26) 7-11 yrs Senior Center Bldg 1, Rm 105 $78 R | $93 NR 4 sessions LEGO® Robot Building & Programming Robot Academy This full-day camp focuses on building and programming robots. Build a LEGO® robot from pieces and then learn to program in Scratch programming language using sensors and logic for epic challenges such as BattleBot and Jousting. The LEGO® robot can be purchased so you can take your programmed robot home. Gather together with other LEGO® fans for a full-day camp to build LEGO® robots in scratch programming language, using sensors and logic for epic robotic challenges, such as Battlebot and Jousting. Ready, Set, Go LEGO®. 212880 A 10 am-2:30 pm Sa 3/25 5-13 yrs Senior Center Bldg 1, Rm 104 $105 R | $125 NR 1 session Fortnite Fridays Game Arena Staff Compete with friends in Fortnite, one of the most popular games in the world. Our spacious Game Arena Hilliard facility provides players with top of the line equipment, a comfortable and safe environment and food and drink options (for an additional fee). A great way to spend a Friday night! 441809 A 6-9:30 pm F 1/6-3/31 9-16 yrs

Would your son or daughter know what to do if the child they were babysitting for started to choke? Would they know what to do if they were taking care of several children and someone came to the door? Does your child baby sit younger siblings? Students learn the responsibilities of having a job, the Rights of a Baby Sitter, Heimlich maneuver, CPR for a Child and Infant, Basic First Aid, Growth and Development and appropriate toys and activities for kids. They also learn diaper changing, infant care and how to feed a toddler. The most important component of the Better Baby Sitters course is that it’s fun. Your child receives a certificate after completion of the class. 213601 A 4-6:30 pm W 2/22-3/22 (skip 3/15) 10-15 yrs Senior Center Bldg 1, Rm 104 $112 R | $134 NR 4 sessions Beginner & Intermediate Chess Kyle Jones Students learn the rules and concepts of chess, tournament procedures and etiquette, and the knowledge to participate in a casual and/or competitive game with others. This is the perfect class for new players or novice players seeking more confidence in their play. In the first half of each class, world champion openings, ideas in the middle game, end-game patterns, tactical motifs and elements are examined and discussed. Participants play against each other in friendly matches with coaching on

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Creative Writing Fun (Mix Up) Andra Gillum Love to write and be creative? Like to be super silly? Join author, Andra Gillum for this fun class about switching places with a parent for a day. We discuss all the crazy things that could happen, then write and draw your story. 212207 A 1-2:30 pm Sa 2/4 6-10 yrs 212207 B 1-2:30 pm Sa 3/4 61-0 yrs Senior Center Bldg 1, Rm 104 $25 R | $35 NR

Game Arena

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SPRING BREAK CAMPS Superhero Spring Break Camp JumpBunch Staff

This camp is all about training to be your favorite superhero! To be a superhero means having strength, agility, balance and speed. We focus on learning special superhero training skills through fun games and activities each day. Being a superhero also means having compassion for society, a kind heart and a willingness to do good and help others. These are qualities we discussed with our campers. This camp encourages campers to be a superhero in everyday life! Campers should dress to be very active and bring a peanut free snack and water bottle each day. Full day campers should also bring a peanut free lunch. 212396 A 9 am-Noon M-F 3/13-3/17 3-8 yrs Reed Road Park Shelter $113 R | $138 NR 5 sessions 212396 B 9 am-5 pm M-F 3/13-3/17 5-8 yrs Reed Road Park Shelter $180 R | $216 NR 5 sessions Bally Sports Spring Break Day Camp Bally Sports Group, LLC Children are introduced to sports and engage in activities specially designed to teach campers in a way that makes learning fun! Sports include soccer, basketball, flag football, ultimate Frisbee, volleyball, floor hockey and more! Camp features traditional games such as kickball, dodge ball, capture the flag and more. Our coaches are trained to provide constant encouragement, constructive feedback and to implement modifications for each skill that is taught, and they promote sportsmanship, respect, teamwork, positive social interactions and the enjoyment of physical activity. *Bally Sports is a contracted program provider for Spring Break Camp. This camp is not staffed/coordinated by Upper Arlington Parks & Recreation Department staff in the same manner as Summer Day Camp and Winter Break Day Camp. 212230 A 9 am-3 pm M-F 3/13-3/17 6-12 yrs Thompson Park North Shelter Per Day $40 R | $40 NR 5 sessions 212230 B 9 am-3 pm M-F 3/13-3/17 6-12 yrs Thompson Park North Shelter Full Week $165 R | $165 NR 5 sessions Art Camp at Brush Crazy Brush Crazy Spring Break in UA? No problem! Explore art and express creativity. Create two projects each day, one led by the instructor and the other is your choice. Bring a snack and let’s make art! 212250 A 1:30-4:30 pm W-F 3/15-3/17 8 yrs & up Brush Crazy $195 R | $230 NR 3 sessions

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JumpBunch Winter Camp JumpBunch Staff

All of the best JumpBunch has to offer is packed into an exciting week of activities for your little one. Each day, campers huddle up, warm up and play an introductory game. This is followed by exploration of several different sports through instruction and activities. Loads of games, crafts, hikes, obstacle courses and more sports continue throughout the day. Campers should dress to be very active and bring a peanut free snack and water bottle each day. Full-day campers should also bring a peanut free lunch. 232397 A 9 am-Noon M-F 12/26-12/30 3-8 yrs Sunny 95 Park, Amelita Mirolo Barn $115 R | $138 NR 232397 B 9 am-5 pm M-F 12/26-12/30 5-8 yrs Sunny 95 Park, Amelita Mirolo Barn $180 R | $216 NR 5 sessions Winter Break Day Camp Recreation Staff The Winter Break Day Camp runs concurrently with the Upper Arlington Schools’ Winter Break, providing a valuable service for those families in which both parents work. Children can enjoy a variety of activities including arts and crafts, games, quiet recreation, movies, library visits and field trips. Qualified leaders at an approximate ratio of 15:1 staff the program. Participants should bring a packed lunch daily and an afternoon snack. Winter Break Day Camp fees (registration & daily) are non-refundable, non-transferrable and cannot be credited to a household account. Program is subject to cancellation if insufficient participation by December 5. Select the days you wish to register for below, you must register for each day your child wishes to attend. Register early as camp does reach the maximum! 212203 A 7:15 am-6 pm F 12/23 5 ½-12 yrs 212203 B 7:15 am-6 pm Tu 12/27 5 ½-12 yrs 212203 C 7:15 am-6 pm W 12/28 5 ½-12 yrs 212203 D 7:15 am-6 pm Th 12/29 5 ½-12 yrs 212203 E 7:15 am-6 pm F 12/30 5 ½-12 yrs 212203 F 7:15 am-6 pm Tu 1/3 5 ½-12 yrs 212203 G 7:15 am-6 pm W 1/4 5 ½-12 yrs Tremont Elementary School Cafeteria $45 R | $50 NR Register By Day

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Therapeutic Recreation Camp (Adaptive & Inclusive) Supporters By Northwest Kiwanis Recreation Staff

Therapeutic Recreation Summer Day Camp (sponsored by Northwest Kiwanis) is designed to serve youth ages 7-13 with special needs. This camp is located at Tremont Elementary School and joins the Tremont Day Camp in a variety of activities to promote an inclusive experience while accommodating each camper’s individual needs. Campers must possess ability to attend to their personal care such as toileting, dressing and eating, and to follow general cues and instructions of staff. Campers needing more assistance may be asked to have an aid/ attendant with them at family expense. Campers with behavioral challenges may be asked to have an aide in attendance to promote a successful experience for the camper and all campers in attendance. A sack lunch and snack must be packed daily. The camp is supervised by a Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist and camp staff are students within Therapeutic Recreation, special or adapted physical education, or other related therapy studies. Our camper supervision ratio is 3:1. This program is made possible through the generous support of Northwest Kiwanis. This camp offers two registration options of either the Full 8-week camp or a Pay Per Day option with a minimum of 20 days purchased. We cannot guarantee that camp will not fill up before we get to the Pay Per Day registration window. Full Summer Registration: 2/8 at 6 am (R), 2/10 at Noon (NR) Payments: $1,600 R | $1,800 NR $400 R | $450 NR due at registration as follows: May 5, June 2, July 7 Pay Per Day Registration: 2/10 at 6 am (R), 2/10 at Noon (NR) Payments: 900 R | $1,000 NR $450 R | $500 NR due at registration, $225 R | $250 NR due on May 5, June 2 Additional days able to be purchased in 5-day increments at a cost of $225 R | $250 NR Pay Per Day enrollment counts are based on the status of the Full 8-Week enrollment counts and will be updated on 2/9 at 5 pm 221207 A 8 am-4 pm M-F 6/5-7/28 7-13 yrs Tremont Elementary School Cafeteria $400 R | $450 NR Full 8 Weeks 221207 B 8 am-4 pm M-F 6/5-7/28 7-13 yrs Tremont Elementary School Cafeteria $450 R | $500 NR Pay-Per-Day DAY CAMP REFUND POLICY (Traditional Model) 1. All registration fees are nonrefundable, non-transferable and cannot be credited to your household account. Late pick-up policy - applies to all camps & classes In the event you are unable to pick up your child on or before the scheduled program end time, late charges are billed to the primary guardian according to the chart below. Persistent late pick-up may result in dismissal from the program at the discretion of the program supervisor. 1-15 minutes late - $15 16-30 minutes late - $35 31-45 minutes late - $60 46-60 minutes late - $100 61-120 minutes late - $200 121 minutes or more - Children’s Services will be called

SUMMER DAY CAMPS

Summer Day Camp Recreation Staff

Children enjoy programmed recreation activities, weekly field trips, arts and crafts, games, quiet recreation, movies, swimming and library visits. Qualified leaders, at an approximate ratio of 12:1, staff the program. Registrants must be completely potty trained, without prompting or receiving reminders, to attend Summer Day Camp. Participants bring a packed lunch daily, water bottle/drink and an afternoon snack. Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis and is limited. The registration fee is per child and includes admission to the Upper Arlington Pools while with Day Camp and a camp t-shirt. Fees include field trip costs. Camp Locations: Thompson Park North Shelter, Reed Road Park Shelter, Tremont Elementary School Cafeteria. The Tremont Camp moves to the Amelita Mirolo Barn at Sunny 95 Park for the last two weeks of camp. These camps offer two registration options of either the Full 10-week camp or Pay-Per-Day option with a minimum of 20 days purchased. We cannot guarantee that camp will not fill up before we get to the Pay Per Day registration window. Full Summer Registration: 2/8 at 6 am (R), 2/10 at Noon (NR) Payments: $2,000 R | $2,250 NR $400 R | $450 NR due at registration as follows: May 5, June 2, July 7, August 4 Pay Per Day Registration: 2/10 at 6 am (R), 2/10 at Noon (NR) Payments: $900 R | $1000 NR $450 R | $500 NR due at registration, $225 R | $250 NR due on May 5, June 2 Additional days able to be purchased in 5-day increments at a cost of $225 R | $250 NR Pay Per Day enrollment counts are based on the status of the Full 10-week enrollment counts and will be updated on 2/9 at 5 pm Full 10 Week 222205 A Thompson Park North Shelter 222205 B Reed Road Park Shelter 222205 C Tremont Elementary School Cafeteria 7:15 am-6 pm M-F 6/5-8/11 6-12 yrs $2,000 R | $2,250 NR $400 R | $450 NR due at registration Pay Per Day 222205 D Thompson Park North Shelter 222205 E Reed Road Park Shelter 222205 F Tremont Elementary School Cafeteria 7:15 am-6 pm M-F 6/5-8/11 6-12 yrs $900 R | $1,000 NR $450 R | $500 NR due at registration

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UA PARKS & RECREATION Seasonal Employment

PLAY UA Financial Assistance Program

UA Parks & Recreation offers a PLAY UA Financial Assistance Program , designed to support community members who face financial barriers that may prevent them from participating in the department’s programs. The PLAY UA Financial Assistance Program will provide a 50% reduction for most program and membership fees. In 2022, this program has provided 34 families with $6,628 in financial assistance. To be eligible, applicants must provide proof of residency or employment in Upper Arlington and are required to verify that their household qualifies for the UA Schools Free/ Reduced Lunch Program, verify their annual household income meets the eligibility criteria or provide a statement of need. For full program information please visit https://upperarlingtonoh.gov/play-ua/

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• Pools: lifeguards (age 15+, certification provided) • Rental facilities: various support positions • Parks maintenance: 3-9 month opportunities • Tennis: various support positions • Summer Camps • Senior Center: facility support For details & to submit an application, visit www.governmentjobs.com/ careers/uaoh/seasonal

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Therapeutic Recreation Camp (Adaptive & Inclusive) Supported By Northwest Kiwanis Recreation Staff

Therapeutic Recreation Summer Day Camp (sponsored by Northwest Kiwanis) is designed to serve youth ages 7-13 with special needs. This camp is located at Tremont Elementary School and joins the Tremont Day Camp in a variety of activities to promote an inclusive experience while accommodating each camper’s individual needs. Campers must possess ability to attend to their personal care such as toileting, dressing and eating, and to follow general cues and instructions of staff. Campers needing more assistance may be asked to have an aid/ attendant with them at family expense. Campers with behavioral challenges may be asked to have an aide in attendance to promote a successful experience for the camper and all campers in attendance. A sack lunch and snack must be packed daily. The camp is supervised by a Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist and camp staff are students within Therapeutic Recreation, special or adapted physical education, or other related therapy studies. Our camper supervision ratio is 3:1. This program is made possible through the generous support of Northwest Kiwanis. This camp offers two registration options of either the Full 8-week camp or a Pay Per Day option with a minimum of 20 days purchased. We cannot guarantee that camp will not fill up before we get to the Pay Per Day registration window. Full Summer Registration: 2/8 at 6 am (R), 2/10 at Noon (NR) Payments: $1,600 R | $1,800 NR $400 R | $450 NR due at registration as follows: May 5, June 2, July 7 Pay Per Day Registration: 2/10 at 6 am (R), 2/10 at Noon (NR) Payments: 900 R | $1,000 NR $450 R | $500 NR due at registration, $225 R | $250 NR due on May 5, June 2 Additional days able to be purchased in 5-day increments at a cost of $225 R | $250 NR Pay Per Day enrollment counts are based on the status of the Full 8-Week enrollment counts and will be updated on 2/9 at 5 pm 221207 A 8 am-4 pm M-F 6/5-7/28 7-13 yrs Tremont Elementary School Cafeteria $400 R | $450 NR Full 8 Weeks 221207 B 8 am-4 pm M-F 6/5-7/28 7-13 yrs Tremont Elementary School Cafeteria $450 R | $500 NR Pay-Per-Day

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TR Fun Club - Ages 18+ UA Parks and Recreation Staff

The TR Fun Club provides social activities for adults with disabilities. Each session, the participants help determine the six activity offerings. All activities occur on Sunday for about three hours in locations around the Columbus area. Participants are then guided through these activities by trained staff with backgrounds in working with people with unique needs. A 6:1 ratio is provided to ensure a safe and fun environment. Individuals must possess independence with toileting and eating, and be able to follow directions and basic rules with little prompting. For program information and to register, contact the Parks & Recreation Department at 614-583-5300. Intended for ages 18 and up. Attendees may register for a Full or Half Session on a Resident or Non-resident rate. To learn how you or a loved one may get involved, please contact Patrick Monaghan (CTRS) at pmonaghan@uaoh.net or call 614-583-5323. We hope you join in the FUN! Sundays 1-3 pm January-March

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Share your thoughts with us! As we look to expand our adaptive program offerings for those with special needs, please send program ideas and requests to Patrick Monaghan, CTRS at pmonaghan@uaoh. net with the following information: 1. Participant name, age and city of residence 2. Parent/Guardian Name 3. Your programming request 4. Contact information

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ADULT RECREATION - 18 YEARS & UP Welcome to the Adult section of the Activity Guide , providing a wide range of fun, educational and recreational programs for adults of all ages to keep you active and engaged this winter. Treat yourself to a few new experiences and pick out a class (or two) to give as a perfect holiday gift. Reserve your spot today!

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Set Goals & Keep Them Stephanie Linn, Life Coach

New year, new you! If you want to set New Year’s resolutions that you actually keep into 2023, join us for a 90-minute class where you set your goals, prepare for obstacles and make a plan for success during January and beyond. Live coaching available for one-two participants who want extra support to lose weight, get organized, or any other goal you’re ready to accomplish. 441277 A 7-8:30 pm Th 1/19 18 yrs & up Municipal Services Center $22 R | $26 NR Lower Level Meeting Room Fashion and Family Ties Priscila Teixeira, Founder of Talkingfashion, Inc. We know how important it is to communicate, learn and connect. That’s why we created a workshop where fashion is used as a language to do all of these things. This workshop is a great experience for families and friends who are looking to understand the “why” behind their personal style through fashion stories and lessons from their past and present wardrobe. This workshop also provides the opportunity to come together and share stories with one another about favorite garments or accessories from our closets. Join us for this fun bonding activity and enjoy fashion as a superpower! Bring your favorite fashion piece (or a photo of it) with you to class. Cost is per family, not per person, but individuals are welcome. 441282 A 10 am-Noon Sa 1/21 All ages Municipal Services Center $65 R | $78 NR per family Lower Level Meeting Room

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Healthy Thinking; Healthy YOU Jessie Barth

Barth teaches her practical system of thinking that she has developed and trademarked, called Singlespeak. She taught classes on this subject in New York City at the Learning Annex called: How to Build a Million Dollar Vocabulary. In this fun and enlightening class, attendees learn to gain dominion over their thinking and eradicate negative suggestions through exploration of the English vocabulary. The only requirement is open-mindedness. 441269 A 7-9 pm Th 1/12 15 yrs & up Municipal Services Center $26 R | $31 NR Lower Level Meeting Room

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