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Carrollton Public Library
SUMMER READING PROGRAM June 1-August 1
Are you ready to have fun this summer reading books and getting great rewards? Register at
carrolltonlibrary.READsquared.com See page 14 for more information.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Carrollton Public Library.
Scott Whitaker, Carrollton Parks & Recreation Director
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On the Inside...
2 Library Reading Program 4 Facilities 4 Facility Listings
6 Membership 7 Facility Rentals 7 Themed Birthday Parties 8 A.W. Perry Homestead Museum
9 Senior 14 Library 19 Community 24 Education 24 Adaptive Recreation 25 Camp Wonder 25 CPR/AED & Basic First Aid 30 Young Learners 30 Scouts
31 The Arts
Fitness
31 Art 32 Dance, Drama, Music 34 Fitness 34 Group Exercise, Pilates, Yoga 36 Training
37 Aquatics 43 Sports
Registration for Carrollton residents begins May 18. Non-resident registration begins May 18.
Cit y Information : 972- 4 6 6 - 3 0 0 0 cit yofcarrollton.com • Facilit y hours , fees , and programming subject to change.
57 Leisure Amenities Table 58 Leisure Map 59 World of Foodies, Elections 60 Save the Date – Calendar Highlights
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Classes begin June 1.
43 Golf 45 Gymnastics 49 Leagues 50 Martial Arts 51 Sports Classes 52 Youth Camps 53 Tennis
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Register for events and classes online at cityofcarrollton.com/signupnow.
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In Carrollton, a park or leisure facility is never far from home. Residents are invited to enjoy the open spaces along the many paved trails and sidewalks throughout the City and spending time outdoors helps promote increased physical activity and better health. It’s free, easy, and fun for all ages. Trails provide an alternate means of transportation for walkers and cyclists which reduces pollution and improves air quality. Watch for trail signage and always stay to the right allowing runners and cyclists to pass on the left. Be sure to keep six feet of distance between other walkers, runners, or cyclists and practice social distancing between members of different households. Help keep Carrollton safe.
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Welcome to the City of Carrollton’s guide to family fun! Enjoy the classes, activities, events, and good times to be found within this great City for the whole family. Spend your weekends in our eclectic Downtown where there is always something to do. There are many opportunities for live music, great food, and local craft vendors at our year-round programs on the Square. Come in costume for Carrollton’s “May the 4th Be With You” Star Wars-themed event including booths, laser tag, and galactic activities. Explore the fitness opportunities available for all age groups and interests at the Crosby and Rosemeade Recreation Centers and the Senior Center. Fitness memberships to Carrollton’s many facilities are always affordable, and the City’s goal is to help you achieve yours. Start today and find out how exciting a healthy lifestyle can be. For more information, visit cityofcarrollton.com/parksandrec.
Facilities Senior
From the Parks & Recreation Director…
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Facility Listings A.W. PERRY HOMESTEAD MUSEUM (AWP) (PAGE 8) 1509 N. Perry Road 972-466-6380 cityofcarrollton.com/museum facebook.com/PerryHomesteadMuseum
Hours: Tu-Th, Sa 11am-2pm Holiday Hours: Closed 7/4
For more information or group tour reservations, call or visit online. Free admission.
CARROLLTON SENIOR CENTER (SRC) (PAGE 9) 1720 Keller Springs Road 972-466-4850 cityofcarrollton.com/seniorcenter Amenities: Three 9’ Billiard Tables • Fitness Center • Wii Games • Big Screen TV Variety of Table Games, Puzzles, & Books Large Day Room Area with Tables & Chairs Free Wi-Fi
Hours:
M/W/F 7am-5pm Tu 7am-7:30pm Th 7am-9:30pm Sa 9am-1pm Su Closed Holiday Hours: Open 5/25, 10am-4pm Closed 7/4
Outdoor Amenities: Pond with Walking Track • Half Basketball Court • Corn Hole
CROSBY RECREATION CENTER (CRC) 1610 E. Crosby Road 972-466-9810 cityofcarrollton.com/crosby Amenities: Gymnasium • Weight/Cardio Room • Functional Fitness Gym Game Room/Snack Area Public Computers • Video Games Ping-Pong • Two Pool Tables • Board Games Locker Rooms w/Showers • Pickleball Outdoor Public Playground • Free Wi-Fi
Hours:
M-F 6am-9pm Sa 9am-6pm Su Closed Holiday Hours: Open 5/25, 10am-4pm Closed 7/4
PARKS & RECREATION ADMINISTRATION 1610 E. Crosby Road 972-466-3080 cityofcarrollton.com/parksandrec Event Hotline: 972-466-9135
Hours:
M-Th 7:30am-5:30pm F 7:30-11:30am Holiday Hours: Closed 5/25 Closed 7/3
INDIAN CREEK GOLF CLUB (PAGE 43) 1650 W. Frankford Road 972-466-9850 indiancreekgolfclub.com facebook.com/indiancreekgolfclub instagram.com/indiancreekgolfclub_dfw twitter.com/IndianCreek_gc
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Hours:
M-Su Sunrise-Sunset
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Facility Listings LIBRARY AT HEBRON & JOSEY (H&J) (PAGE 14) 4220 N. Josey Lane (at Hebron Parkway) 972-466-4800 cityofcarrollton.com/library facebook.com/carrolltonpubliclibrary instagram.com/carrolltontxlib pinterest.com/carrolltonlibrary twitter.com/CarrolltonTxLib
Hours:
Library Community
Su 2-6pm M 10am-9pm Tu Noon-9pm W 10am-6pm Th Noon-9pm F Closed Sa 10am-6pm Holiday Hours: Closed 5/25 & 7/4
LIBRARY AT JOSEY RANCH LAKE (JRL) (PAGE 14) 1700 Keller Springs Road (west of Josey Lane) 972-466-4800 cityofcarrollton.com/library facebook.com/carrolltonpubliclibrary instagram.com/carrolltontxlib pinterest.com/carrolltonlibrary twitter.com/CarrolltonTxLib
Hours : Su 2-6pm M 10am-9pm Tu 10am-6pm W Noon-9pm Th Closed F 10am-6pm Sa 10am-6pm Holiday Hours: Closed 5/25 & 7/4 H
OAK CREEK TENNIS CENTER (OCTC) (PAGE 53) Holiday Hours: Closed 5/25 & 7/4
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2531 Oak Creek Drive 972-466-6389 oakcreektenniscenter.com
Players should call 972-466-6389 (option 1) for the status of programs. Spring Hours Summer Hours End May 31 Begin June 1 M-Th 8:30am-10pm M-Th 8am-10pm F 8:30am-8pm F 8am-8pm Sa 8:30am-6pm Sa 8am-6pm Su 10am-7pm Su 10am-7pm Courts may be closed due to inclement weather and/or lack of court demand.
ROSEMEADE RECREATION CENTER (RRC)
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Amenities: Two Gymnasiums • Weight Room • Cardio Room • Spin Room • Four Racquetball Courts • Game Room/Snack Area • Dance/Fitness Studio • Outdoor Playground • Locker Rooms w/Showers Video Games • Pool Table • Ping-Pong Board Games • Pickleball • Free Wi-Fi
Hours:
M-Th 5:30am-10pm F 5:30am-9pm Sa 9am-8pm Su Noon-8pm Holiday Hours: Open 5/25, 10am-4pm Closed 7/4
Fitness
1330 E. Rosemeade Parkway 972-466-9800 cityofcarrollton.com/rosemeade
SPORTS & LEAGUES
Rainout Line: 972-695-2355
Hours: M-F 8am-5pm Holiday Hours: Closed 5/25 Closed 7/3
Sports
1330 E. Rosemeade Parkway 972-466-9833 cityofcarrollton.com/athletics facebook.com/carrolltonparks twitter.com/carrolltonsport
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Membership MEMBERSHIP FEES
Annual 3-month Resident/ Resident/ Non-resident Non-resident
Rosemeade and Crosby Recreation Centers: Also provides access to the Carrollton Senior Center for members age 50+. Senior 65+ Adult 16-64 Youth 9-15 Family/Group* Additional Member
$35/$60 $18/$28 $95/$143 $40/$56 $32/$56 $15/$24 $163/$245 $62/$92 $20 $10
Replacement Card $5 *Includes four members. All members must reside at the same address. Active military members on leave can use any center for $5 for the duration of their leave. Military leave orders must be shown. Senior Center: This membership honored ONLY at the Carrollton Senior Center. Senior 50-59 Senior 60-69 Senior 70+
$25/$40 $15/$30 $10/$25 (lifetime fee)
$9/$15 $6/$11
Replacement Card $5 Library: Card is free. Replacement card $1
DAILY PASSES
Resident Non-resident
Rosemeade and Crosby Recreation Centers Senior 65+ $4 Adult 16-64 $7 Youth 9-15 $4
$7 $10 $7
Senior Center Senior 50+
$5
$2
REFUND POLICY
Refund policies may vary for different classes, sports, and events. Refer to the Parks & Recreation general information page on the website or see front desk staff at any facility for more information.
ACCESSIBILITY ACCOMMODATION REQUEST The City of Carrollton is proud to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act. We continuously strive to create an environment in which all participants, with or without disability, feel safe, secure, and without obstacle to participate in any City program or event. For assistance, call 972-466-4862 at least two weeks prior to the start of a program or event. Adaptive programming and events can be found on page 24.
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FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR PROGRAMS AND MEMBERSHIPS In an effort to stand by our mission, to “provide innovative, diverse, and quality recreation and leisure opportunities for everyone, while preserving City parks and natural resources,” Carrollton Parks & Recreation provides financial assistance to qualifying residents for all Parks & Recreation classes, programs, and facility fees. Call 972-4669813 for more information.
ci t yofcarroll ton.com /parks andrec • Facili t y hours , fees , and programming s ubject to change.
Looking for that perfect location for a party or a place to celebrate a special occasion? Look no further than the City of Carrollton. Ask about rental rates and book your next event close to home.
OUTDOOR FACILITIES
# of People
Special Event Permit required for events with more than 50 people; call 972-466-9800.
INDOOR FACILITIES Facility room occupancy varies from a classroom of 15 to a ballroom of 700. Call or visit the website for detailed information.
Carrollton Senior Center*
972-466-9800 • 1720 Keller Springs Road 5 rooms ranging in capacity and a kitchen that may be added to any rental
Crosby Recreation Center*
972-466-9800 • 1610 E. Crosby Road 100
972-466-6380 • 1509 N. Perry Road
Library Community
A.W. Perry Homestead Museum*
Facilities Senior
Facility Rentals
2 rooms ranging in capacity, 1 gymnasium, dance room, and a kitchen that may be added to any rental
Hebron & Josey Library
Historic Downtown Carrollton Gazebo*
50
972-466-3080 • 1106 S. Broadway Street
Indian Creek Golf Club Pavilion
100
972-466-9850 • 1650 W. Frankford Road
2 rooms ranging in capacity
Indian Creek Golf Club Clubhouse* 972-466-9859 • 1650 W. Frankford Road Provides a great view of the golf course
Provides a great view of the golf course
Pavilion at Mary Heads Carter Park*
972-466-4800 • 4220 N. Josey Lane
120
972-466-9800 • 2320 Heads Lane
Josey Ranch Lake Library
972-466-4800 • 1700 Keller Springs Road 3 rooms ranging in capacity
Sports Fields
Varies
972-466-3083 • (various locations)
*Alcohol allowed with additional permitting
972-466-9800 • 1330 E. Rosemeade Parkway
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(other fees such as field preparation and lighting may apply)
Rosemeade Recreation Center
3 classrooms ranging in capacity with one that includes a kitchen, 2 gymnasiums, and a dance room
cityofcarrollton.com/rentals
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Themed Birthday Parties
Carrollton has you covered. Check out our two-hour themed party package!
RECREATION CENTERS OR A.W. PERRY HOMESTEAD MUSEUM
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Celebrate your child’s birthday at the Rosemeade Recreation Center, Crosby Recreation Center, or the A.W. Perry Homestead Museum. Location depends on space availability. You bring the guests, Carrollton Parks & Recreation does the rest. Party amenities include party host, one hour of organized activity, one hour for party festivities, paper goods, decorations, cake, lemonade, and a special gift for the birthday child. Full payment as well as damage deposit is due at time of booking. Bookings made less than 30 days from the event date will be subject to approval by the Recreation Coordinator. To schedule your next party with Carrollton Parks & Recreation, call 972-466-9804.
THEMES
If you don’t see the theme you want, let us know.
COST
Damages deposit . . . . . . . . . . 1-10 children . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-20 children . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21-30 children . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31-40 children . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40+ children. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
$50 $175 $200 $225 $250 $275
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Sports
ballerina • cars • Elmo • hoedown • luau Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles PAW Patrol Pirates • princess • Sesame Street sports • superhero • Star Wars toys and games • western • zoo animals
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A.W. Perry Homestead Museum
1509 N. Perry Road • 972-466-6380 • cityofcarrollton.com/museum Open Tuesday through Thursday and Saturday • Tours at 11am and 1pm or by appointment
Free Admission Located within beautiful Pearl Perry Gravley Park, the A.W. Perry Homestead Museum offers a glimpse of life as it was in North Central Texas at the turn of the 20 th century. A.W. and Sarah Perry were pioneer homesteaders of the Peters Colony who arrived here in 1844 from Carrollton, Illinois. They built a house on the site in 1857. In 1909, their son Dewitt Perry and his wife Francis tore down the first house and used some of the lumber to build the present-day home. This structure is now the Museum, restored in 1976 as the community’s U.S. Bicentennial celebration project and designated as a State Historic Landmark in 1977 by the Texas Historical Commission.
SCHOOL AND GROUP TOURS The guided tour begins at the state historical marker and continues through the 1909 farmhouse with antique furnishings, where you will discover daily life as it was in Carrollton at the turn of the 20 th century. School tours are aligned with the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) standards for each grade level. To schedule a school or group tour, contact the Museum two weeks before your requested tour date. Group tours are free, but donations are accepted. Call 972-466-9811 to make a reservation or register online at cityofcarrollton.com/museum.
TRAVELING TRUNKS The A.W. Perry Homestead Museum provides trunks to local schools as a FREE service. Each trunk contains hands-on artifacts for students to examine and an activity guide for teachers. All activities are TEKS-aligned according to state-mandated curriculum guidelines.
HISTORY MYSTERY TRUNKS are for grades three, four, and
five. Students will uncover the past using artifacts, learn the basic principles of material culture, and observe and analyze objects in the trunk in order to discover their uses.
SCHOOL DAYS TRUNKS are for grades one, two, and three.
Students will compare and contrast how education has changed over the past 150 years, try on pioneer clothing, and even imagine what it will be like to go to school in the future. Call the A.W. Perry Homestead Museum today at 972-466-9811 to reserve a trunk for your class.
FREE Mother’sD
E L E C N A CDay Concert
Saturday, May 9 • 5-7pm See page 20 for details.
FREE Father’s Day
Breakfast DAY S ' R E TH
AL FA TION U T R I V RA CELEB 6/19 VENTS E 6/17/ M O .C
LTON L O R R A ITYOFC C T I S I V
Saturday, June 20 • 9-11am See page 22 for details.
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Senior Center Seniors on Tour Senior Advisory Council
NO ONSITE CLASSES OR PROGRAMS WHILE THE FACILITY IS CLOSED
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CHECK ONLINE FOR VIRTUAL OPTIONS
1720 Keller Springs Road • 972-466-4850 • cityofcarrollton.com/seniorcenter
Meets first Tuesday • 11am
VETERANS STORIES
Preserve the memories of family and loved ones for all time. Our Veterans’ Stories project keeps the recollections alive and shared with new generations. If you have stories, news clippings, or pictures about veterans and warriors that you would like to see preserved for our community, contact one of the Senior Advisory Council members to make an appointment to review documentation and photos that tell these amazing stories of friends and families. Photos and other documents may be reproduced, but all will be returned to you.
The food drive is a year-round project that meets a continuous need in our community. Help make this summer special with the efforts of the Metrocrest Pantry through volunteer time and/or monetary support. Place your contribution in a specially marked container at the Carrollton Senior Center. They’ll then be delivered to Metrocrest Services Food Pantry. If you are uncertain what types of items are the most desired, give the Food Pantry a call at 972-446-2100.
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HOT DOG DAY MEMORIAL DAY SPECIAL
The Wednesday, May 13 Hot Dog Day will be a day of memorial for all veterans. The Advisory Council will be selling hot dogs with all the trimmings for a discounted price of $1. Join us for this special occasion. All ages are welcome.
Once again, Patriot PAWS will be at the Senior Center for the monthly luncheon on Thursday, July 16. This organization provides service dogs at no cost to our military service personnel with physical and emotional needs. They will bring an in-training dog to demonstrate service capabilities. Do not miss this demonstration and the opportunity to contribute to this wonderful organization. Registration deadline is 7/14.
DATES LOC AGE DAY TIME $(RES/NR) 5/5 Chocolate Angel Cafe 50+ Tu 10:30am-1:30pm $30/$33 6/1 Texas Rangers Game 50+ M 11:30am $55/$60.50 6/25 Sky Theater at UNT 50+ Th 9:45am-2pm $20/$22 7/21 Dallas Holocaust Museum 50+ Tu 12:15-5pm $20/$22 8/6 WinStar World Casino 50+ Th 8:30am-4:30pm $25/$27.50
OUT TO LUNCH
Join us for a good time at a local restaurant. Lunch is on your own. All reservations are made for 11am. Transporation is available on a limited basis. Inquire about specific departure times leaving the Senior Center. Cost to ride the bus is $3 (res)/$3.50 (non-res). Preregistration is required by everyone attending, so the restaurant will have an accurate head count. CLASS# LOC 102010-35 Herrera's Tex-Mex 4021 Belt Line Road Unit 109, Addison 102010-40 Highland Park Cafeteria 1200 N. Buckner Boulevard, Dallas 102010-50 BJ’s Restaurant 4901 Belt Line Road, Addison 102010-60 Hillside Fine Grill 3140 FM Road 407, Highland Village
DATE DAY TIME 5/8 F 11am-1pm 6/12 F 11am-1pm 7/10
F
11am-1pm
8/14
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11am-1pm
NEW MEMBER TOUR
New to the Senior Center? Find out what it’s all about and receive a tour by a member of the Senior Advisory Council. They can answer questions and show you everything our busy Senior Center has to offer. Held monthly on the second Th (5/14, 6/11, 7/9, & 8/13), 11am.
ALL SENIOR PROGRAMS, EVENTS, AND CLASSES OFFERED ARE HELD AT THE CARROLLTON SENIOR CENTER AND ARE ONLY FOR AGES 50+ UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. ci t yofcarroll ton.com /s eniorcenter • Facili t y hours , fees , and programming s ubject to change.
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From July 1 through July 31, required school supplies for students in Carrollton, Addison, Coppell, Farmers Branch, and Dallas-Denton County are collected at the Senior Center and donated to Metrocrest Services for distribution in August of each year, to prepare for a successful school year ahead. There is also an option for a financial donation that will purchase a backpack filled with basic classroom supplies. Donations should be placed in the marked container at the Senior Center.
We will explore entertaining and educational sites in North Texas. Trip details will be posted at the Senior Center front desk one month in advance. Preregistration is required as space is limited. Time listed is the departure time from the Senior Center and estimated return time. Please arrive 15 minutes early for check in. The Senior Center is not responsible for refunds for trips that are canceled due to inclement weather when rescheduling is not available.
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METROCREST SCHOOL SUPPLY DONATIONS
DAY TRIPS
Fitness
PATRIOT PAWS
September 10-14 – From Lady Liberty to Greenwich Village, New York City never sleeps and it’s The Big Apple so enjoy every bite on your tour. This is a single hotel stay and will include the National September 11 Memorial Museum and a ferry ride for a visit to Ellis Island, a guided bus tour of NYC including Wall Street, Chinatown, Central Park, and the Empire State Building. Also included are two Broadway shows, three breakfasts, and two dinners. Included is a roundtrip airfare, motor coach transportation, five meals, baggage handling, all sightseeing, and professional guide. The cost is $2,899/person double occupancy residents and $3,189/person double occupancy non-residents; $3,699/ person single occupancy for Carrollton residents and $4,069/person single occupancy for non-residents. Travel protection insurance, which is optional but recommended, is an additional $199/person. Registration deadline is 7/12.
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METROCREST FOOD DRIVE
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SPOTLIGHT 2020 ON NEW YORK CITY
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Jim Rogers - President Jesse Alvarado - Vice President Nancy Tiegreen - Secretary Jean Litzler - Treasurer Wanda Bell - Welfare Liaison and Celeste Doane, Dan Couch, Kevin Riley, and Charles Smith
Discover the exciting places not only Carrollton, but the whole country has to offer. Outings come with a lot of laughs, a stop for lunch, and occasionally an overnight stay. Trips are always escorted by a Parks & Recreation staff member.
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Senior Activities & Classes • 50+ MONDAY 7am Walking 9am Aerobics $ 9am Dominoes 9 :30am Knit & Crochet 10am Better Balance $ 10am H&F Canasta 11am Aging Gracefully Yoga $ 12pm Let's Chalk About It 12:30pm Cribbage 1pm Movie Monday (5/18, 6/15, 7/20, & 8/17) 1pm Ping-Pong 1pm Texas Hold ‘Em Class (6/29, 7/27, & 8/24)
1pm Bridge
TUESDAY 7am Walking 8 :30am FUNctional Fitness $ 9am Ceramics $ 9am Dominoes 9 :30am B-12 Shots $ (5/5, 6/2, 7/7, & 8/4) 10am Stretch $ 11am Blood Pressure & Sugar Screening (5/12, 6/9, 7/14, & 8/11) 12:30pm SKIP-BO 1pm Texas Hold ‘Em Tournament (5/26, 6/30, 7/28, & 8/25) 1pm Fun Chair Volleyball 1pm Ping-Pong 1pm Team Chair Volleyball 3pm Reunion Hispania (5/19, 6/16, 7/21, & 8/18) 4pm Guitar Sessions
WEDNESDAY 7am Walking 9am Aerobics $ 9am Dominoes 10am Book Club (5/13, 6/10, 7/8, & 8/12) 10:15am Bingo ($ for card) 10:45am Hot Dog Wednesday $ (5/13, 6/10, 7/8, & 8/12) 12:15 Lunch and Learn (5/6, 5/20, 6/3, 6/24, 7/8, 7/22, 8/5, & 8/19) 12:30pm Pinochle 12:30pm Quilting Group (5/13, 5/27, 6/10, 6/24, 7/8, 7/29, 8/12, & 8/26) 1pm Adult Coloring (5/20, 6/17, 7/15, & 8/19) 2:30pm ACT Drama Group
5pm Closed
LEGEND: $ Fee required
Activities & Classes ACT DRAMA GROUP
This talented group continues to entertain us with their hilarious performances at the monthly luncheons. You don’t have to have a particular talent to join, just a good sense of humor and desire to laugh! Held weekly, W, 2:30-4pm.
ADULT COLORING
7:30pm Closed
Coloring may sound like a simple activity to ward off boredom, but it can improve your health. A research study found that adults 65 or older who engaged in creative activities had better overall health, used less medication, and had fewer health problems. Each month a drawing is selected for Artist of the Month. The winner’s creation is framed and hung in Dr. Nanda Bysani’s USMD office in Carrollton. Supplies provided and no registration is required. Held monthly, W (5/20, 6/17, 7/15, & 8/19), 1pm. Instructor: Vance
5pm Closed
BINGO
Play a game of chance in which each player has one or more cards printed with differently numbered squares on which to place markers when the respective numbers are drawn and announced by a caller. The first player to mark a complete row or other pattern of numbers is the winner. Bingo is played weekly in the Roundup Room. Arrive by 10:15am. Payment is to be made to the event organizers. Held weekly, W, 10:15am. $1/card.
BOOK CLUB
Enrich your reading experience with some lively discussion. DATE TIME DAY BOOK AND AUTHOR 5/13 10am W Bury the Lead by Archer Mayor 6/10 10am W Becoming by Michelle Obama 7/8 10am W The Accidental President: Harry S. Truman and the Four Months That Changed the World by A.J. Baime 8/12 10am W Butterfly Palace by Colleen Coble
CERAMICS
Students are supplied with clay to create their own pieces and are invited to bring precast pieces to decorate and glaze. The instructor will teach participants how to clean, decorate, and glaze items. Glazes, under glazes, and tools are provided in class for first time students, and the instructor will provide a list of supplies needed for continuing students. All clay and firing are included in the fee. Purchase a 4-class Ceramics punch card for $30 (res)/$33 (nonres). Held weekly, Tu, 9-11:30am. Instructor: Cantlon
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THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 7am Walking 9am Aerobics $ 9am Dominoes 9am Painting 9am Scrabble 10am Bolly X $ 10am H&F Canasta 11am Aging Gracefully Yoga $ 11am Sing-Along Group (5/1, 5/15, 6/5, 6/19, 7/3, 7/17, 8/7, & 8/21) 12:30pm Pinochle 1pm Volleyball Team Practice
9am Ping-Pong 10am Technology Saturdays (5/2 & 7/11)
1pm Closed
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7am Walking 8 :30am FUNctional Fitness $ 9am Dominoes 9am Scrabble 10am Better Balance $ 10am Stretch $ 11am Quilting Group (5/7, 5/28, 6/4, 6/25, 7/2, 7/23, 8/6, & 8/27) 11am Monthly Luncheons (5/21, 6/18, 7/16, 8/20) 11am New Member Tour (5/14, 6/11, 7/9, & 8/13) 12:30pm SKIP-BO 1pm Fun Chair Volleyball 1pm Mahjong 1pm Bridge 1pm Jazz & Blues Sessions
SUNDAY Center is Closed
(5/14, 5/28, 6/11, 6/25, 7/9, 7/23, 8/13, & 8/27) 6 :05pm Dance Lessons 7pm Dance $
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9 :30pm Closed
5pm Closed
FREE NOTARY SERVICE
Notary Publics witness and authenticate signatures, administer oaths, verify signatures, and take affidavits for guests. Services are available to Senior Center members in the Lone Star Room. Services provided by Maxine Pride. Held monthly, M (5/4, 6/1, 7/6, & 8/3), 9-10am.
GUITAR SESSIONS
Bring your acoustic guitar. You must know your basic chords before strumming along, but all are welcome to sit in, learn together, and have fun. The music selections will be from all genres. Only plug-ins for bass and autoharp are allowed. Held weekly, Tu, 4pm.
LET’S CHALK ABOUT IT
Enjoy creating wonderful pictures of art all while using chalk. Chalk art is a technique of drawing and has existed since Paleolithic times. This technique has been favored primarily as a medium for making quick preliminary sketches, occasionally for roughing in the background of a larger work, and increasingly since the late Renaissance as a medium for finished drawings. Supply list will be provided, guests must bring own supplies. Registration is required. Held weekly, M, 12-1:30pm. No class 5/25. Volunteer Leader: Robertson
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Join other musicians for an acoustic jam, learn the differences and similarities of these two styles, and have fun playing music from a variety of genres. You must know basic chords before strumming along, but all are welcome to sit in. Only plug-ins for bass and autoharp are allowed. Held twice monthly, Th (5/14, 5/28, 6/11, 6/25, 7/9, 7/23, 8/13, & 8/27), 1pm.
If you like to knit and/or crochet, come join us and make some new friends. Work on your own project with your own yarn or use ours to make items for charity. We will help you with the basics. We have made hats, blankets, scarves, and baby items for hospitals, Metrocrest Services (which distributes to schools and homeless centers), and other charitable organizations. Held weekly, M, 9:3011:30am. No class 5/25.
Fitness
NEW>> JAZZ & BLUES SESSIONS
KNIT AND CROCHET
JIM DYER PING-PONG TOURNAMENT
Join us for the second annual Jim Dyer Ping-Pong Tournament. Registrations will be accepted until one hour prior to start time. The bracket will be drawn up day-of. Deadline to register is 8/26 by 9am. CLASS # DATES 207010-90 8/26
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TIME $(RES/NR) 10am $10/$11
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MAKING MEMOIRS
If you have lots of memories from childhood, you will enjoy this class. Learn the art of writing stories, from brainstorming to outlining as well as story structure, and turn your memories into stories that the grandchildren will love to hear. There are no wrong answers in this class, just the possibility of coming up with the next best-selling story. Instructor: Foland CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 172650-36 SRC 50+ 5/5-6/9 Tu 11am-12pm 6 $45/$49.50 172650-40 SRC 50+ 6/16-7/21 Tu 11am-12pm 6 $45/$49.50
QUILTING GROUP VIRTUAL
If you can sew, you can quilt. Work on monthly projects, or bring your own project and enjoy sewing with the group. Bring your own sewing machine and materials. Held weekly, W (5/13, 5/27, 6/10, 6/24, 7/8, 7/29, 8/12, & 8/26), 12:30-4pm & Th (5/7, 5/28, 6/4, 6/25, 7/2, 7/23, 8/6, & 8/27), 11am-1:30pm.
MONTHLY QUILTING THEME:
May: June: July: August:
Father’s Day Fourth of July Charity Quilts (all materials will be provided) Bag Project
REUNION HISPAÑA
Una cena para nuestros huespedes que hablan español. Traiga su comida favorita para compartir y participe en juegos. Para participar en este evento, se require que sea mayor de 50 años y tener una membresia del Senior Center o un pase por el día. Celebrado mensualmente, Ma (5/19, 6/16, 7/21, & 8/18), 3pm. A dinner for our Spanish-speaking guests. Bring your favorite food to share and participate in games. A Senior Center membership card or day pass is required to participate in this event. Held monthly, Tu (5/19, 6/16, 7/21, & 8/18), 3pm.
SING-ALONG GROUP
Be a part of a group of seniors who love to sing. Held twice monthly, F (5/1, 5/15, 6/5, 6/19, 7/17, 8/7, & 8/21), 11am. No class 7/3.
TECHNOLOGY SATURDAY
This is a great opportunity to resolve your technology challenges and learn from others doing the same. Receive one-on-one assistance on a first-come, first-served basis on any portable device (cell phone, smartphone, tablet, laptop, reader, etc.) or any topic accessible via the device and the internet (email, social media, website maintenance, texting/tweeting, photography, application usage, install and removal, etc.). Reservations are recommended by calling Ed Sanders at 214-498-5353. Held every other month, Sa (5/2 & 7/11), 10am-1pm.
YOU CAN OIL PAINT A MASTERPIECE
Even if you have never held a paint brush or cannot draw a straight line, you will be amazed at the beautiful oil painting you can create in one inspiring lesson. Beginners learn the basics of color mixing, brushstrokes, and perspective while completing a landscape, seascape, or still life in this fun and easy class taught by Master Artist and award-winning instructor, Robert Garden. All supplies including canvas, paint, brushes, medium, easel, detailed lesson plan, and instruction are provided and included in the cost of the class. Wear old clothes. Deadline to register is three days before each class. Instructor: Garden CLASS # THEME 152090-57 Thunderstorm Approaching Cabin 152090-65 Honolulu Beach 152090-73 Alamo at Sunset 152090-81 Sailing Home
DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 5/14 Th 9am-12pm 1 $35/$36.50 6/26 7/24 8/13
F 1-4pm 1 $35/$36.50 F 1-4pm 1 $35/$36.50 Th 9am-12pm 1 $35/$36.50
Food, Fun, and Fellowship FATHER’S DAY LUNCH D E L E C CAN
Celebrate fathers at the Carrollton Senior Center with a free lunch provided by Joe’s Pizza. Preregistration required (class #10200038). Space is limited. Held M (6/22), 11am-1pm.
HOT DOG WEDNESDAY
Get a jumbo hot dog and all the fixin's prepared and served by your own Advisory Councilmembers. Cost is $2 per person. Held monthly, W (5/13-half price, 6/10, 7/8, & 8/12), 10:45am-12pm. Age: All.
LUNCH AND LEARN
Hear presentations from vendors on a variety of topics. Specific topics and presenters will be posted closer to the dates scheduled. Vendors may provide a light lunch. Preregistration is appreciated to get an accurate head count. CLASS# DATE DAY TIME 102001-35 5/6 W 12:15-1:15pm 102001-37 5/20 W 12:15-1:15pm 102001-40 6/3 W 12:15-1:15pm 102001-43 6/24 W 12:15-1:15pm 102001-51 7/8 W 12:15-1:15pm 102001-53 7/22 W 12:15-1:15pm 102001-60 8/5 W 12:15-1:15pm 102001-62 8/19 W 12:15-1:15pm
TEXAS HOLD ‘EM CLASS
Learn to play Texas Hold ‘Em before participating in our monthly tournament. Held monthly, M (6/29, 7/27, & 8/24), 1pm. No class 5/25.
TEXAS HOLD ‘EM TOURNAMENT
Seating begins at 12pm and games begin at 1pm. The first 64 participants will be seated. Held monthly, Tu (5/26, 6/30, 7/28, & 8/25), 1pm.
For your convenience, recreation centers accept Visa and MasterCard for all Parks & Recreation fees.
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Enjoy a delicious meal cooked and prepared by a professional chef, socialize with friends and enjoy a variety of activities and entertainment. Registration ends at 5pm on the Tuesday before the luncheon. CLASS# 102000-35 102000-40 102000-50 102000-60
THEME DixieSwing Band Casino Night Patriot PAWS Guitar Group
DATE DAY TIME $(RES/NR) 5/21 Th 11am-1pm $6.50/$7.25 6/18 Th 11am-1pm $6.50/$7.25 7/16 Th 11am-1pm $5/$5.50 8/20 Th 11am-1pm $6.50/$7.25
DROP IN>> AGING GRACEFULLY YOGA
Increase your strength, flexibility, and balance with yoga. This class will relieve stress and tension and is designed to accommodate older adults. Come experience yoga to feel energized and revitalized. Purchase a 10-class Aging Gracefully Yoga punch card for $30 (res)/$33 (non-res) or drop in for $3.50 (res)/$4 (non-res). Held weekly, M/F, 11am-12pm. No class 5/25 or 7/3. Instructor: Guinn
B12 SHOTS
MOTHER’S DAY LUNCH
Enjoy lunch while being entertained by Senior Center Low Brass Choir. Preregistration required (class #102000-37). Space is limited. Held M (5/11), 11am-1pm.
Vitamin B-12 shots are injections containing high levels of cyanocobalamin. These shots, which can be self-administered or given by a doctor, can quickly boost B-12 levels in someone who is deficient. $20 cash or check payable to ProSalutem. Held monthly, Tu (5/5, 6/2, 7/7, & 8/4), 9:30-10am.
MOVIE MONDAY
DROP IN>> BETTER BALANCE
Enjoy a free movie with refreshments. Due to the excitement of new releases, titles will not be available until one month prior and will be published on the facility calendar. Held monthly, M (5/18, 6/15, 7/20, & 8/17), 1pm.
Health & Fitness DROP IN>> AEROBICS
Learn and maintain the skills necessary for optimal balance and fall prevention. Classwork includes exercises to stimulate your sense of balance and coordination by developing strength in the legs, hip, and back. Hand weights and chairs optional. Equipment for improving agility and coordination provided. Purchase a 10-class Better Balance punch card for $20 (res)/$22 (non-res) or drop in for $2.50 (res)/$2.75 (non-res). Held weekly, M/Th, 10-11am. No class 5/25. Instructor: Sparenberg
BLOOD PRESSURE & SUGAR SCREENING
Do you need to check your blood pressure or blood sugar? Visit the Senior Center for free blood pressure and blood sugar screenings provided by members of Carrollton Fire Rescue. No appointment necessary. Held monthly, Tu (5/12, 6/9, 7/14, & 8/11), 11am.
Education The Arts
This class is open to all participants regardless of athletic ability or coordination. The 60-minute workout is designed with warm up and aerobic moves followed by a stretching and cool down period. Regular participation offers benefits for your heart, lungs, muscles, and bones. The instructor incorporates basic choreography, ab work, and strength training. This is accomplished without weights or mats. Come ready to have fun, enjoy a variety of music, and feel rejuvenated when you leave. Bring a water bottle. Purchase a 10-class Aerobics punch card for $30 (res)/$33 (non-res) or drop in for $3.50 (res)/$4(non-res). Held weekly, M/W/F, 9-10am. No class 5/25 or 7/3. Instructor: Hess-Reneau
Library Community
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MONTHLY LUNCHEONS
DROP IN>> BOLLY X
Bolly X is a Bollywood-inspired dance fitness program that combines dynamic choreography with the hottest music from around the world. It’s a 50-minute cardio workout that cycles between higher and lower intensity dance sequences to get you moving, sweating, and smiling. No dance experience needed. Purchase a 5-class Bolly X punch card for $15 (res)/$16.50 (non-res) or drop in for $3.50 (res)/$4 (non-res). Held weekly, F, 10-11am. No classes in June or July. Instructor: Rao
DROP IN>> FUNCTIONAL FITNESS
Fitness
Work your muscles in this class designed to build strength, add definition, increase bone density, and decrease body fat by building lean muscle. FUNctional Fitness will improve your back health, posture, balance, flexibility, and muscular endurance. Purchase a 10-class FUNctional Fitness punch card for $30 (res)/$33 (nonres) or drop in for $3.50 (res)/$4 (non-res). Held weekly, Tu/Th, 8:30-9:30am. Instructor: Sparenberg
Aquatics
DROP IN>> STRETCH
This chair-based class has its roots in yoga and is designed specifically for participants who are unable to get up off the floor or stand/walk for long periods of time. You will leave class feeling stretched, strengthened, balanced, and relaxed. This class will challenge all fitness levels. Purchase a 10-class Stretch punch card for $20 (res)/$22 (non-res) or drop in for $2.50 (res)/$2.75 (non-res). Held weekly, Tu/Th, 10-11am. Instructor: Guinn
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Carrollton Public Library Free programs and events for all ages PLEASE NOTE: Children eight years old and under must be accompanied by an adult.
HEBRON & JOSEY
4220 N. JOSEY LANE (AT HEBRON PARKWAY) Sunday 2-6pm Monday 10am-9pm Tuesday Noon-9pm Wednesday 10am-6pm Thursday Noon-9pm Friday Closed Saturday 10am-6pm
Public computers • Self-check stations Online databases and resources • Free Wi-Fi Books, Magazines, CDs, DVDs, & Newspapers eBooks • eAudiobooks • Digital magazines Study rooms • Quiet reading lounges Meeting spaces • Local history & genealogy Language instruction resources
JOSEY RANCH LAKE
1700 KELLER SPRINGS ROAD (WEST OF JOSEY LANE) Sunday 2-6pm Monday 10am-9pm Tuesday 10am-6pm Wednesday Noon-9pm Thursday Closed Friday 10am-6pm Saturday 10am-6pm
Information: 972-466-4800 • cityofcarrollton.com/library
The Library Advisory Board meets quarterly at Josey Ranch Lake Library at 6:30pm. Meetings are open to the public. See our website for scheduled meeting dates.
Join our free annual Summer Reading Program, offering mobile and online access through READsquared. Register online at carrolltonlibrary.READsquared.com beginning May 1 or stop by the Library for more information.
SUMMER READING KICKOFFS KICKOFF FOR TEENS
Join us for a special two-hour Teen Night. Learn how to participate in the Summer Reading Program to earn prizes and entries for even larger prize packs. Hang out with other teens while crafting or playing video games. Pizza will be provided.
D E L E C N KICKOFF FOR CTHEAFAMILY
DATE LIBRARY AGE DAY TIME 6/4 Hebron & Josey 13-17 Th 6-8pm
Bring the family and celebrate the beginning of summer and kickoff the Summer Reading Program. This event will include games, art activities, and door prizes. DATE LIBRARY AGE DAY TIME 6/5 Hebron & Josey Birth-8+ F 6-8pm
SUMMER READING FINALE
Summer Reading Program participants will receive an email invitation in READsquared for a special end of Summer Reading Program car parade.
END OF SUMMER READING FINALE CAR PARADE
Join us for a special end of Summer Reading Program parade and celebrate your reading success this summer. Decorate the car, including making a sign with participant(s) name(s), and drive through the colorful finish line of flags and pennants to pick up goodie bags, as names are announced. Parade route begins inside Josey Ranch Sports Complex and ends in the Senior Center parking lot. DATE LIBRARY AGE DAY TIME 8/7 JRSC to JRL 13+ Th 6:30-8:30pm
KICKOFF FOR TWEENS Grab your pickaxe and crafting table, and get ready for a Minecraft escape room. Trapped in the digital world of Minecraft, unable to log off the server, participants gather clues and solve puzzles to escape to the real world where summer is just getting started. DATE LIBRARY AGE DAY TIME 6/5 Hebron & Josey 9-12 F 7-8pm
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Preschool
Pick up the monthly Youth Services Calendar at either Library for the most up-to-date information.
EARLY LITERACY CLASSES July 1-August 31
BABY TIME
These 20-minute sessions are designed for “pre-walkers” and a parent or caregiver. Interact with baby as they develop a love of language through rhymes and music. Stay afterward for baby play time and adult conversation. Siblings welcome. AGE Pre-walkers Pre-walkers
DAY M W
TIME 11am 1:30pm
D E L E C CAN
#WKS Ongoing Ongoing
TODDLER TIME
Children and a parent or caregiver participate in early language learning through stories, songs, rhymes, and movement. LIBRARY Hebron & Josey Josey Ranch Lake Hebron & Josey
AGE DAY TIME #WKS 1-3 M 10:15am Ongoing 1-3 M 10:15am Ongoing 1-3 W 10:15am Ongoing
LIBROS Y AMIGOS/BOOKS AND FRIENDS
D E L E C CAN
LIBRARY Josey Ranch Lake
AGE DAY TIME #WKS Birth-5+ Tu 10:15am Ongoing
PRE-K STORY TIME
Children develop early literacy skills through stories, songs, fingerplays, action rhymes, and movement. Story times are designed to help children practice the skills needed to prepare for school. LIBRARY Josey Ranch Lake Josey Ranch Lake Hebron & Josey
AGE DAY 3-5 M 3-5 Tu 3-5 W
TIME #WKS 11am Ongoing 11am Ongoing 11am Ongoing
EVENING STORY TIME
Children and their families participate in stories, songs, fingerplays, action rhymes, and movement. LIBRARY Josey Ranch Lake
AGE DAY TIME #WKS Birth-5+ M 6:30pm Ongoing
ADAPTIVE STORY TIME
D E L E C CAN
Education The Arts
Participa en cuentos, canciones, juegos con los dedos, rimas de acción, y movimiento en español e inglés. Todos son bienvenidos, ya sea que sepa español o le gustaría aprender. Participate in stories, songs, fingerplays, action rhymes, and movement in Spanish and English. Everyone is welcome – whether you know Spanish or would like to learn.
D E L E C CAN
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Children and their families explore early literacy skills in an inclusive atmosphere. Space is limited. Registration is required two weeks before for each class at carrolltonpl.libcal.com or call 972-466-4800 or email youthlibrarian@cityofcarrollton.com for more information. LIBRARY Josey Ranch Lake
AGE DAY TIME #WKS 3-7 Tu 1:30pm Ongoing
SENSORY PLAYDATE
Children and their families learn and explore through play by participating in sensory-rich activities that promote healthy development and learning.
D E L E C CAN
Fitness
DATE LIBRARY AGE DAY TIME 6/13 Josey Ranch Lake 2-5 Sa 10:30am 7/11 Josey Ranch Lake 2-5 Sa 10:30am
SATURDAY STORY TIME
Children and their families participate in stories, songs, fingerplays, action rhymes, and movement.
Aquatics
DATE LIBRARY AGE DAY TIME 6/27 Josey Ranch Lake Birth-5+ Sa 10:30am 7/25 Josey Ranch Lake Birth-5+ Sa 10:30am
SPECIAL EVENTS
AWESOME AUGUST STUFFY SLEEPOVER
Bring your preschooler for some awesome special programs.
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AGE DAY TIME PROGRAM 3-5 M 10:30am Puppet Show 3-5 M 10:30am Stuffy Sleepover 3-5 M 10:30am Messy Art 3-5 M 10:30am Tinkergarten
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Sports
DATE LIBRARY 8/3 Hebron & Josey 8/10 Josey Ranch Lake 8/17 Hebron & Josey 8/24 Josey Ranch Lake
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Teens
Children and their families July 1-July 31
Ages 13-17 August 1-31
FAMILY NIGHT VIRTUAL
Looking for some Friday Night Family Fun? Enjoy an interactive, online event designed for the whole family. Stories will be read and a secret building challenge will be given for families to complete. Register at carrolltonpl.libcal.com or call 972-466-4800 for assistance. DATE 8/14 8/28
DAY F F
TIME 6:30-7:30pm 6:30-7:30pm
REG. BEGINS 7/31 8/14
SUMMER SHENANIGANS
Enjoy fun activities each weekday during the summer break. Be surplies last. STEAM Lab registration opens June 1.
D E L E C CAN
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AGE DAY TIME THEME 5-8 M 3-4pm Puzzle-Palooza 5-8 Tu 3-4pm STEAM Lab* 5-8 W 3-4pm Craft Club with Ms. Joy 5-8 Th 3-4pm #TBT Arcade 5-8 F 3-4pm Board Game Bonanza
*Registration required at carrolltonpl.libcal.com or by calling 927-466-4800.
TEEN NIGHT
Make some art, play a game, or just hang out with other teens. LIBRARY Hebron & Josey
AGE 13-17
DAY Th
TIME 7-8pm
#WKS Ongoing
NEW>> TEEN LIFE HACKS
D E L E C N CA
Hack your life by learning skills you’ll actually use, from cooking to doing laundry, to managing money. These sessions are perfect if you’re leaving for college in the fall, but the tricks you’ll learn will be relevant even if you’re still in high school. DATE 7/2-7/30
LIBRARY Hebron & Josey
AGE 13-17
DAY Th
TIME 6-7pm
TEENS AFTER HOURS
Enjoy all of the fun of Teen Night with the added benefit of taking over the Library after hours. Pizza provided. A signed waiver is required – available online and at the door. DATE LIBRARY AGE DAY TIME 6/12 Josey Ranch Lake 13-17 F 6:30-8:30pm 7/24 Josey Ranch Lake 13-17 F 6:30-8:30pm
NEW>> STORIES & STEAM
stories, experiments, and more in this hands-on program. DATE LIBRARY 6/20 Hebron & Josey 7/18 Hebron & Josey
AGE DAY TIME PROGRAM 5-8 Sa 3-4pm Science of Magic 5-8 Sa 3-4pm Use the Force
Tweens
Sir Reads-A-Lot!
Ages 9-12 August 1-31
D E L E C CAN
TWEEN HANGOUT
fun! Video games, board games, and various crafting and maker supplies will be available. LIBRARY Josey Ranch Lake Hebron & Josey
AGE DAY TIME #WKS 9-12 M 5-6pm Ongoing 9-12 Th 5-6pm Ongoing
NEW>> TWEEN TECH TIME VIRTUAL
NTIL U D E STPON BER POLIBRARY M DAY N OVEAGE
Join us each week for coding and technology challenges. For more information, visit facebook.com/carrolltonpubliclibrary and cityofcarrollton.com/library, or call 972-466-4800 for assistance. DATE 7/6-8/17
Josey Ranch Lake
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M
TIME 4-5pm
BACK TO SCHOOL BLING VIRTUAL School is back and that means school supplies. Bring your supplies, 5 0-1materials 1 T S decorate them, and go back to school in style. Decorating U G U A P U will be provided. PICK turday – 2:30-5pm & GO KITam-NAGE DATE GR ABLIBRARY TIME oon; Sa DAY y – 10 8/13
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9-12
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5-6pm
Visit the Carrollton Public Library at Josey Ranch Lake and meet Sir Reads-A-Lot. Donate today to receive a commemorative plate on the spine of one of his books. All donations go to the Friends of the Carrollton Public Library, which supports the Library’s programs. Visit friendscarrolltonlibrary.org for more information or to donate. Gold Level: $100+ Silver Level: $50+ Bronze Level: $15+
Be sure to check the online calendar at cityofcarrollton.com/calendar for more details.
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GENEALOGY CLASSES
COMPUTER SKILLS
SATURDAY COMPUTER CLASSES
D E L E C N CA
Need help with computers? Learn about computer basics, Excel, Word, coding, and LinkedIn. Classes are free, but registration is required. Bring a flash drive to save any work. Register online at carrolltonpl.libcal.com or call 972-466-4800 for assistance.
FUN AT THE LIBRARY Board games are so much more than the Chutes and Ladders or Monopoly of childhood. Come and check out new and trendy games. Whether you’re looking for a game to test your strategy or social deduction skills, or just looking for a social trivia game, the Library has you covered. Feel free to bring games to share with others. No registration required. DATE LIBRARY AGE DAY TIME 5/9 Hebron & Josey Adults Sa 2-5:30pm 6/6 Hebron & Josey Adults Sa 2-5:30pm 8/1 Hebron & Josey Adults Sa 2-5:30pm 8/29 Hebron & Josey Adults Sa 2-5:30pm
ARTISTIC CRAFTING 101 DATE LIBRARY 5/23 H&J 6/20 H&J 7/18 H&J 8/15 H&J
AGE DAY TIME CRAFT REG. BEGINS Adults Sa 11am-1pm Alcohol Inks 5/2 Adults Sa 11am-1pm Quilling 5/30 Adults Sa 11am-1pm Book Folding 7/4 Adults Sa 11am-1pm Hand Lettering 8/1
AGE DAY TIME REG. BEGINS Adults Tu 10am-12pm 4/21 Adults Tu 10am-12pm 5/5
About 33 million people, or 10% of the population, in the United States claim Irish ancestry. Are you one of them? Have you identified an Irish ancestor and want to learn more about life in the Old Country? Or do you think you’re Irish and need the research skills to prove it? These two sessions will give you the resources and information to get started. DATE
LIBRARY AGE DAY TIME REG. BEGINS Session 1: Gov., Census, and Land Records 6/9 JRL Adults Tu 10am-12pm 5/26 Session 2: Church and Other Records 6/23 JRL Adults Tu 10am-12pm 6/9
D E L E C CAN
WESTERN EXPANSION
The United States started as 13 colonies on the Atlantic seaboard. As more people arrived, they pushed westward into the mountains and eventually across the Mississippi River. But why did they go, and how did they get there? These two sessions will give you the resources and information to get started. DATE
LIBRARY AGE DAY TIME REG. BEGINS Session 1: Out of New England I nto the Midwest 7/7 JRL Adults Tu 10am-12pm 6/23 Session 2: Southern Routes to Texas 7/21 JRL Adults Tu 10am-12pm 7/7
HEALTHY, WEALTHY, AND WISE
DAY Sa
TIME REG. BEGINS 11am-1pm 7/11
Aquatics
D E L E C CAN
Join us to learn how to make beaded bookmarks. If you have jewelry-making tools, feel free to bring them to the class. All other supplies will be provided. You may also bring a snack or lunch to enjoy while you create. Register at carrolltonpl.libcal.com or call 972-466-4800 for assistance. AGE Adults
D E L E C CAN IRISH RECORDS DATE LIBRARY 5/5 JRL 5/19 JRL
UNDERSTANDING MEDICARE
SUMMER CRAFTIVITY
DATE LIBRARY 7/25 Josey Ranch Lake
Everyone has that elusive ancestor, or that ancestor with the extremely common name, or that ancestor that appears once on a record and never again. Sometimes searching raises more questions and causes more confusion. Bring your most difficult problem and share with another person. Perhaps together you can find new ways to search and find that elusive ancestor.
Fitness
Learn the basics of a new craft or hobby with the Library’s crafting series and jump start into a new expertise. Register at carrolltonpl. libcal.com or call 972-466-4800 for assistance.
BREAKING THROUGH BRICK WALLS
Education The Arts
GAME ON!
Everyone is searching for the lost ancestor who faded into history, the black sheep with the crazy story, or the immigrant to the New World with the inspiring life. Join fellow searchers in these classes that focus on one aspect of genealogical research and family history during each session. Taught by area genealogist and research specialist Michelle Cohen. Register at carrolltonpl.libcal.com or call 972-466-4800 for assistance.
Library Community
DATE LIBRARY AGE DAY TIME TOPIC REG. BEGINS 5/9 JRL Adults Sa 10:30am-12pm Computer Basics 4/25 5/16 JRL Adults Sa 10:30am-12pm Excel-Beginners 5/2 5/23 JRL Adults Sa 10:30am-12pm Excel-Intermediate 5/9 5/30 JRL Adults Sa 10:30am-12:30pm Coding-Beginners 5/16 6/6 H&J Adults Sa 10:30am-12pm Computer Basics 5/23 6/13 H&J Adults Sa 10:30am-12pm Word-Beginners 5/30 6/20 H&J Adults Sa 10:30am-12pm Word-Intermediate 6/6 6/27 H&J Adults Sa 10:30am-12:30pm Coding-Beginners 6/13 7/11 JRL Adults Sa 10:30am-12pm Computer Basics 5/30 7/18 JRL Adults Sa 10:30am-12pm Google Docs-Beginners 7/4 7/25 JRL Adults Sa 10:30am-12:30pm Coding-Beginners 7/11 8/8 H&J Adults Sa 10:30am-12pm LinkedIn-Beginners 7/25 8/15 H&J Adults Sa 10:30am-12pm Excel Beginners 8/1 8/22 H&J Adults Sa 10:30am-12pm Excel-Intermediate 8/8 8/29 H&J Adults Sa 10:30am-12:30pm Coding-Beginners 8/15
Facilities Senior
Adult Programs
Delve into the world of Medicare. Learn about the different parts and get information that will help you decide which plan is best for you.
D E L E C ANYOGA COOL DOWN CWITH
DATE LIBRARY AGE DAY TIME 5/4 Hebron & Josey Adults M 7-8:30pm
DATE LIBRARY 5/30 Josey Ranch Lake
AGE Adults
DAY Sa
TIME 11am-12pm
Sports
Take a break from the summer heat with deep breathing and stretching for all levels during this one hour class by Rescue Yoga staff. Bring your mat and chill out. Register at carrolltonpl.libcal. com or call 972-466-4800 for assistance. REG. BEGINS 5/9
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Special Events
HEALTHY EATING FOR SUMMER
A registered dietician will present ideas, tips, and recipes for healthy eating during the warm summer months. Registration is requested at carrolltonpl.libcal.com or call 972-466-4800 for assistance. DATE 6/6
LIBRARY AGE Hebron & Josey Adults
DAY Sa
TIME 10-11am
REG. BEGINS 5/16
FINANCIAL PLANNING
Are you considering retiring, or have recently retired? A Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor from Edward Jones will present two programs this summer about retirement planning and how annuities can benefit your retirement goals. Registration is requested at carrolltonpl.libcal.com or call 972-466-4800 for assistance. DATE
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ANNUITIES 7/13
Hebron & Josey
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DAY
TIME
REG. BEGINS
Adults
M
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Adults
M
6:30-8pm
6/22
SMALL BUSINESS
SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGIES VIRTUAL
Discover the secret recipe for creating high-engaging content that turns followers into customers using Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, and TikTok. For more information, visit facebook.com/ carrolltonpubliclibrary and cityofcarrollton.com/library, or call 972-466-4800 for assistance. DATE LIBRARY 7/15 Josey Ranch Lake
AGE Adults
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TIME REG. BEGINS 7-8pm 5/13
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INTRODUCTION TO WRITING A BUSINESS PLAN
This free workshop presented by SCORE is designed to introduce the process of starting to write a business plan. Find out who needs a business plan and why. Discover the essential elements to set you on the path to business success. Register at dallas.score.org or call 972-466-4800 for assistance. DATE LIBRARY 6/10 Josey Ranch Lake
AGE Adults
DAY W
TIME 7-8pm
REG. BEGINS 5/1
CINCO DE MAYO CELEBRATION
Students from Creekview High School’s Ballet Folklorico class will perform dances from states all over Mexico. Enjoy the colorful costumes and traditional dancing by local high school students. DATE LIBRARY AGE DAY TIME 5/4 Hebron & Josey All M 5-5:30pm
BROOKHAVEN HANDBELL CONCERT
Enjoy a delightful afternoon of favorite patriotic and Americana musical selections by Brookhaven College Handbell Choir, under the direction of Bonnie Riddle and Estelle Wiese.
D E L E C N CA
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METROCREST COMMUNITY JOB & CONTINUING EDUCATION FAIR
Looking for a job or to register for classes? Join us for a job and continuing education fair tailored to the community. Metrocrest Services and the Carrollton Public Library have partnered to bring together employer and employee, educator and student. All job seekers and adults interested in learning more about educational options are welcome, but preregistration is requested. Registration is requested at carrolltonpl.libcal.com or call 972-466-4800 for more information DATE LIBRARY AGE 5/11 Josey Ranch Lake Adults
DAY M
TIME 1-4pm
REG. BEGINS 4/11
C-CON 2020
Fans of all ages are invited to the second annual C-Con (Carrollton Convention) to enjoy comics, games, art, trivia, a costume contest, and more. Cosplay is highly encouraged. For more information, visit cityofcarrollton.com/library or facebook.com/ carrolltonpubliclibrary. DATE LIBRARY AGE DAY TIME 6/27 Josey Ranch Lake All Sa 1-5pm
BUILDING YOUR BRAND
Learn how to leverage celebrity branding to drive more customers, clients, or patients to your local business. Registration is requested at carrolltonpl.libcal.com or call 972-466-4800 for assistance. DATE LIBRARY 8/25 Josey Ranch Lake
AGE Adults
DAY Tu
TIME 7-8pm
REG. BEGINS 8/4
CONFIDENTIAL MENTORING – FREE!
SCORE has been providing free mentoring for new and existing businesses for over 40 years and has a network of over 13,000 volunteers who donate their time to help entrepreneurs. As highly successful and experienced business professionals and entrepreneurs, SCORE mentors deliver valuable, timely, and practical advice. Whether you are a start-up or an existing business, SCORE mentors will help you and your business, through free and confidential business advice online and in person. Appointments are one hour and held at Josey Ranch Lake Library. Visit dallas.score. org or call 214-987-9491 to schedule a time to meet with a SCORE volunteer about your business.
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BOOK A LIBRARIAN!
Need some research assistance? Schedule a 30-minute session with a professional librarian. Get search tips and resource guidance from an expert. Book an appointment at cityofcarrollton.com/bookalibrarian or call 972-466-4800 for assistance.
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Community Events Saturdays on the Square
Second Saturday of the month
All events are free
June
Saturday, June 13 • 6-8pm
Live Music Travel to Downtown Carrollton for a live music perfomance on the Gazebo stage by the acoustic duo Two Far Gone. Social distancing will be practed in the concert area with designed, separated seating areas.
D E L E C N CincoCdeA Mayo Celebration Monday, May 4 • 5-5:30pm • Free Hebron & Josey Library 4220 N. Josey Lane
Students from Creekview High School’s Ballet Folklorico class will perform dances from states all over Mexico. Enjoy the colorful costumes and traditional dancing by local high school students.
Saturday, July 11 • 6-8pm
Christmas in July Can’t wait for the holidays? Santa will be streaming live from the North Pole via interactive webcam. Tell him what you want for Christmas, create a craft, or sing along to some Christmas tunes while enjoying the sunshine.
Saturday, August 8 • 6-8pm
Painting Class
For more information or to see all Downtown events, visit cityofcarrollton.com/downtown.
Cth N A C “May the 4 Be With You” Star Wars Event
Aquatics
Calling all creators and crafters! Join us for a FREE painting class that will allow you to leave your creativity on the canvas. Materials will be provided on a first-come, first-served basis. All skill levels are welcome.
E E R F ELED
Monday, May 4 • 5-9pm • Free Downtown Carrollton 1106 S. Broadway Street
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In a galaxy not so far away, the City of Carrollton presents a Star Wars day on the Square. Come in costume to enjoy galaxy-themed games, photo opportunities, and laser tag. Join us inside the Plaza Arts Center for the chance to enter a planetarium and participate in STEM activities where the whole family can learn about stars, space, and the force! For more information visit cityofcarrollton. com/downtown.
Fitness
August
Education The Arts
July
FREE
Library Community
Downtown Carrollton 1106 S. Broadway Street
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Mother’s Day Concert and Picnic D E L CANCE
With Music from the New Horizons DixieSwing Band Saturday, May 9 • 5-7pm • Free A.W. Perry Homestead Museum 1509 N. Perry Road Bring a picnic basket, blanket, and lawn chairs as we celebrate Mother’s Day with family and friends on the Museum grounds. Enjoy live music by the New Horizons DixieSwing Band with a side of free ice cream and lemonade. Children can make a Mother’s Day craft for mom and enjoy the beautiful Pearl Perry Gravley Park.
FREE
Metrocrest Community JobEL&EDContinuing C CANEducation Fair Monday, May 11 • 1-4pm • Free Josey Ranch Lake Library 1700 Keller Springs Road
Join us for a job and continuing education fair tailored to the community. Metrocrest Services and the Carrollton Public Library have partnered to bring together employer and employee, educator and student. All job seekers and adults interested in learning more about educational options are welcome, but preregistration is requested. Details on participating employers and educators can be viewed at cityofcarrollton.com/library. Register beginning 4/11 at carrolltonpl.libcal.com or call 972-466-4800 for assistance.
Chalk Art Festival D E L CANCE
Saturday, May 16 • 10am-3pm Mary Heads Carter Park, 2320 Heads Lane Come to compete and let the sidewalk be your canvas, or come to watch and experience chalking in action. Enjoy music, food, art, and activities for the whole family including a FREE kid chalk area. Judging begins at 2pm and awards will be given to registered artists at 2:30pm. First-place professional will receive $150; second-place professional, $75. First-place amateur will receive $50; second-place amateur, $25. There will also be a People’s Choice award. Lawn chairs are encouraged. Professional fee is $10; amateur, $5. Chalk is provided. Register as an artist at cityofcarrollton.com/signupnow through 5/8. Space is limited.
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Public Works Open House D E L & Equipment Rodeo E C N A C Wednesday, May 20 • 9am-2pm • Free Josey Ranch Lake Library, 1700 Keller Springs Road
FREE
Carrollton Public Works is a proud participant in National Public Works Week, May 17-23, which highlights the importance of Public Works in community life. This year’s theme is “The Rhythm of Public Works.”
EK E Youth Fishing Event W N ATIO
Bring your kids out to the Youth Fishing Event for children ages 16 and under. Registration will take place the morning of the event; there is no preregistration. The first Saturday in June is designated as a Free Fishing Day by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD), so everyone can come out and have fun without a license. The Josey Ranch Park Pond will be stocked with adult catfish. Prizes and trophies will be awarded to the children who catch the longest and second longest fish in three age categories: 6 and under, 7-11, and 12-16. It is recommended that children bring their own equipment. Loaner rods, reels, bait, and tackle will be provided to those who need them as supplies are available. There will be volunteers on site to help educate the youth on baiting a hook, casting, and answering any fishing questions. For details, call 972-466-9804 or visit cityofcarrollton.com/events.
Fitness
FREE
Summer Lunch Program
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Carrollton Parks & Recreation has partnered with Kids Bring Life Inc., a local non-profit, to offer Grab & Go meals at no cost. The program offers breakfast and lunch at no charge to children up to 18 years old. The service is open to all children, regardless of income. Individuals over age 18 who are enrolled in school programs for those with disabilities can also receive meals at no charge. No. I.D. is required when picking up meals. For more information and the latest updates, follow on Facebook at Carrollton Texas Parks & Recreation.
Aquatics
April-August 14 Monday-Friday • 10-11am • Free Crosby Recreation Center 1610 E. Crosby Road Rosemeade Recreation Center 1330 E. Rosemeade Parkway
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UC D E G IN H S I TS F N L 6 E / A V 6 U E 6/1 M/ O VIRT C . N TO L L O R R A C F O ITY C T I S I V Saturday, June 6 • 9am-3pm • Free Josey Ranch Park Pond, 1440 Keller Springs Road
Library Community
FREE
Join us to celebrate the men and women who provide daily service to our City and the public. The event will feature equipment demonstrations and displays, as well as booths highlighting water conservation, stormwater protection, and other programs that show how Public Works contributes to Carrollton’s safety and quality of life. Families are encouraged to attend, and children with appropriate adult supervision will be allowed to examine the various equipment. For more information, call 972-466-4291.
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World of Foodies Fest D E N O P POST PTEMBER E S L I T UN Saturday, June 13 • 3-9pm • Free Downtown Carrollton, 1106 S. Broadway
Travel through Downtown Carrollton for a dining experience built for lovers of all things appetizing. Enjoy authentic international refreshments and live performances while celebrating multiple cultures. All bites will be available for individual purchase in sample portions and full-size options. A limited amount of Foodie Passports can be purchased prior to the event for the best deal on a variety of pre-selected food and drink samples. For more information on the event or how to purchase a Foodie Passport visit cityofcarrollton.com/downtown or call 972-466-9808.
ION FREE Father’s DayEBreakfast T A R B C LE
Y A D S ' ER H S T T A N F 9 1 E / L V 6 A /E M 6/17O VIRTU C . ON T L L O RR A C F O Y T I C T I V IS Saturday, June 20 • 9-11am • Free A.W. Perry Homestead Museum, 1509 N. Perry Road Does your dad have superpowers? Does he scare away the monsters under your bed? If so, come celebrate the male superhero in your family and thank him for everything he does with some delicious breakfast. Take dad out into the beautiful Pearl Perry Gravley Park to enjoy some games and a craft. Free breakfast and beverages will be served but are limited to the first 150 people. For more information, call 972-466-6381 or visit cityofcarrollton.com/events.
C-Con 2020 D E L E C N CA
Saturday, June 27 • 1-5pm • Free Josey Ranch Lake Library, 1700 Keller Springs Road Fans of all ages are invited to the second annual C-Con (Carrollton Convention) to enjoy comics, games, art, trivia, a costume contest, and more. Cosplay is highly encouraged and dressing up for any fandom is welcome. Prospective participants will not want to miss the fun and excitement. For more information, visit cityofcarrollton.com/library or facebook. com/carrolltonpubliclibrary.
FREE
Parks & Recreation Month Month of July • Free
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Celebrate Parks and Recreation Month at different parks, recreation centers, trails, and other facilities with a hide-and-seek challenge! Monday through Friday during the month of July, a golden ticket redeemable for a prize will be hidden in different locations. Follow the Carrollton Parks & Recreation Facebook page for clues on where the golden tickets will be hidden. Once you find the golden ticket, take a picture and post it on Facebook using the hashtag #CarrolltonHideAndSeek. For more information, visit facebook.com/CarrolltonParks or call 972-466-9804.
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Fourth of July VIRTUAL CONCERT WITH Concert DRIVE-THROUGH BURGERS Friday, July 3 • 11am-1pm • Free Carrolton Senior Center 1720 Keller Springs Road
July 4 Fireworks Display D E N O POSTPOVEMBER N L I T N U
Fireworks to be Shot Over Josey Ranch Lake Saturday, July 4 • 9:30pm • Free 1700 Keller Springs Road
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The performance will be virtual, but In-N-Out Burger will be providing lunch. Drive through the Senior Center parking lot from 11am-1pm, Each person in the vehicle will receive a box lunch, including a hamburger or cheeseburger with chips and drink (one lunch/person). No registration required. Drive-through service only. Supplies are limited.
In celebration of Independence Day, the City of Carrollton will host a 15-minute community fireworks display shot over Josey Ranch Lake on 7/4. The fireworks are scheduled to start after sunset at approximately 9:30pm. Residents are encouraged to view the display from surrounding neighborhoods or from one of the few parking areas available. There will be no onsite event. Bring blankets and lawn chairs to enhance the viewing experience. For more information, call 972-466-3593.
Fitness
Swim-in Cinema
Friday, July 17 • 7-10:30pm Zootopia (2016), PG Rosemeade Rainforest Aquatic Complex 1334 E. Rosemeade Parkway
D E L E C CAN
Aquatics
Bring your friends, family, and floats and join us for the City's annual poolside movie. Open swim will be offered from 7pm until dusk. The featured film will begin shortly after sunset. A driver's license must be presented for resident rates. Children 2 years old and under get in free with adult admission. For more information, visit cityofcarrollton.com/aquatics or call 972-466-9804. $5 $9 $3 discount
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Sports
Carrollton Residents Non–residents Season Pass Holder
Facilities Senior
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Adaptive Recreation ARCHERY
Join us for adaptive archery on Carrollton’s new adaptive baseball Field #6. Bring your family and friends for a fun night out for people of all abilities. The City provides all of the equipment, or you can bring your own from home. Registration ends the Friday prior by 1pm. CLASS # LOC AGE DATES 236001-35 JRSC 6+ 5/7 236001-36 JRSC 6+ 5/14 236001-37 JRSC 6+ 5/21 236001-38 JRSC 6+ 5/28
DAY Th Th Th Th
TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 6-7pm 1 $10/$11 6-7pm 1 $10/$11 6-7pm 1 $10/$11 6-7pm 1 $10/$11
BEYOND KARATE
Beyond Karate is a Martial Arts School open to students of all abilities. Classes are designed for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Siblings are welcome to join the class. Students will learn hand strikes, kicks, blocks, katas (sequence of Karate moves), build physical strength, improve discipline, enhance self-confidence, and improve social skills. Karate uniforms will be available for purchase but are not required. Belt promotion fee of $30 is applicable upon student’s advancement for a belt test. Belt fee activity code is #160001-52. CLASS #
LOC
6-12 Years Old 160001-35 RRC 160001-40 RRC 160001-50 RRC 160001-60 RRC 13+ Years Old 160002-35 RRC 160002-40 RRC 160002-50 RRC 160002-60 RRC
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TIME #CLSS
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5/11-5/25 6/1-6/29 7/6-7/27 8/3-8/31
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5-6pm 5-6pm 5-6pm 5-6pm
4 5 4 5
$85/$93.50 $106.25/$117 $85/$93.50 $106.25/$117
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4 5 4 5
$85/$93.50 $106.25/$117 $85/$93.50 $106.25/$117
REC OUT!
REC Out! is a chance for adults of varying abilities to get together and have fun. Participants meet at Crosby Recreation Center for games and activities, then set off in our Carrollton City vehicle for lunch and an adventure in the community. This is an opportunity to practice life, social, and communication skills as well as develop friendships. Space is limited. Participants will need to bring money for lunch. CLASS # LOC 120001-35 CRC 120001-40 CRC 120001-50 CRC 120001-60 CRC
AGE 18+ 18+ 18+ 18+
SPECIAL NEEDS SWIM NIGHT
Children and adults with special needs, their families, and caregivers are invited to a pool party. The Rosemeade Rainforest Aquatic Complex will be open for extended hours giving those with special needs the opportunity to enjoy some time swimming. There will be a DJ and giveaways so don’t miss out. Children 2 years old and under get in free when accompanied by an adult; Season Pass Holders will receive a $2 discount. For more information, visit cityofcarrollton. com/adaptive. LOC Rose.
AGE All
DATES 8/21
DAY F
TIME $(RES/NR) 6:30-9pm $5/$9
ADAPTIVE SWIM CLASSES - SEE PAGE 41
TURF TIME
Everyone in the community is invited to come to Field #6 at Josey Ranch Sports Complex for games, sports, food, and fun. Open to all ages. Registration ends three days prior to the event. CLASS #
LOC Baseball 236002-35 JR06 236002-40 JR06 Soccer 236002-50 JR06 236002-60 JR06
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TIME
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6-15 16+
5/16 6/13
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Free Free
ADAPTIVE BASEBALL FIELD #6
The City of Carrollton has a fully accessible baseball field designed for people of all abilities. Instead of dirt, the field is made with a synthetic field turf surface for safety, performance, and durability. Field #6 at Josey Ranch Sports Complex features a reduced distance to the outfield, shorter base paths, wider gate openings, and wheelchair and walker accessibility. Adaptive Field #6 is available for rent to groups interested in hosting various sports activities or field days. For more information, call 972-466-4862.
DATES DAY TIME $(RES/NR) 5/12 Tu 10:30am-3:15pm $20/$22 6/9 Tu 10:30am-3:15pm $20/$22 7/14 Tu 10:30am-3:15pm $20/$22 8/11 Tu 10:30am-3:15pm $20/$22
SENSORY FRIENDLY MOVIE NIGHT
This is a movie night for individuals with special needs and their families. Enjoy a movie in a welcoming and inclusive environment where the volume is lowered, the lights are raised, and moviegoers are welcome to move, groove, and sing along. CLASS # LOC AGE 122001-40 CRC All 122001-60 CRC All
DATES DAY 6/23 Tu 8/25 Tu
TIME $(RES/NR) 5:30-7:30pm Free 5:30-7:30pm Free
LIBRARY ADAPTIVE STORY TIME - SEE PAGE 15 LIBRARY SENSORY PLAYDATE - SEE PAGE 15
Register for events and classes online at cityofcarrollton.com/signupnow. Registration for Carrollton residents begins May 18. Non-resident registration begins May 18. Classes begin June 1.
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Summer Camps CARROLLTON CAMP WONDER
tion, a m r o f n mail re i Fo r m o l l t o n . c o m o r e om. . c$(RES/NR) n c a r r oTIME THEME/FIELD f o t o l l y CLASS # cAGE DATES TRIP t o i r r Set, Go! $155/$170.50 v i s i t 5-12 6/1-6/5 500000-01 7:30am-6pm t yo f c aReady, i c @ n i Altitude Trampoline Park par kadm
NEW>> eSPORTS CAMP
This class is designed for those who do not need a specific nationally-accredited course completion card (such as American Heart Association or American Red Cross). The focus of the class is on adult CPR and AED, but it also covers choking and infant CPR. Participants will receive a course completion card from CFR. Information taught is to American Heart Association standards. Those needing the nationally accredited card should take the Heartsaver CPR/AED class. CLASS # 171050-36 171050-40 171050-50 171050-60
LOC CRC CRC CRC CRC
AGE 10+ 10+ 10+ 10+
DATES 5/2 6/6 7/11 8/1
DAY Sa Sa Sa Sa
TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 9:15-11am 1 $20/$22 9:15-11am 1 $20/$22 9:15-11am 1 $20/$22 9:15-11am 1 $20/$22
HEARTSAVER CPR/AED
This class is open to anyone but is recommended for those needing a nationally recognized course completion card required by an employer (such as a daycare worker). Curriculum includes CPR/AED and choking for adults, children, and infants. Participants receive an American Heart Association card upon completion. This class is not for healthcare providers who need a Basic Life Support (BLS) or a Healthcare Provider card. Those not needing the nationally recognized card can take this class or the CPR/AED course. CLASS # LOC 171051-36 CRC 171051-40 CRC 171051-50 CRC 171051-60 CRC
AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 10+ 5/16 Sa 9:15am-12pm 1 $50/$55 10+ 6/20 Sa 9:15am-12pm 1 $50/$55 10+ 7/18 Sa 9:15am-12pm 1 $50/$55 10+ 8/15 Sa 9:15am-12pm 1 $50/$55
BASIC FIRST AID
Learn to identify the signs and symptoms of a heart attack and what to do in cases of breathing difficulty, cuts, broken bones, diabetic problems, seizures, and other medical emergencies. CLASS # LOC 171055-36 CRC 171055-40 CRC 171055-50 CRC 171055-60 CRC
AGE DATES 10+ 5/16 10+ 6/20 10+ 7/18 10+ 8/15
DAY TIME #CLSS Sa 12:30-3:15pm 1 Sa 12:30-3:15pm 1 Sa 12:30-3:15pm 1 Sa 12:30-3:15pm 1
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For your convenience, recreation centers accept Visa and MasterCard for all Parks & Recreation fees.
CPR/AED
Aquatics
CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME THEME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 500100-01 JGC 13-18 7/6-7/10 M-F 1-5pm Overwatch 5 $295/$324.50 500100-02 JGC 13-18 7/13-7/17 M-F 1-5pm Fortnite 5 $295/$324.50 500100-03 JGC 13-18 7/20-7/24 M-F 1-5pm League 5 $295/$324.50 of Legends 500100-04 JGC 13-18 7/27-7/31 M-F 1-5pm Rocket 5 $295/$324.50 League
Sudden cardiac arrest is often a survivable event, but usually only with bystander intervention prior to EMS arrival. Carrollton Fire Rescue (CFR) wants to see everyone trained in CPR/AED. Under their tutelage, take a few hours to get trained and help save a life when every second counts. The City of Carrollton encourages local businesses to schedule onsite training courses with CFR to establish what could be a safer environment should a cardiac episode occur in the workplace. For more information or to schedule a workplace training, call 972-4664901. Instructor: Carrollton Fire Rescue
Fitness
These eSport Camp classes offer health and fitness elements to promote focus and better cognitive ability, helping participants better understand in-game strategy and improve individual skill levels. These classes provide comprehensive training, several tactics, and resources to amp up your gaming abilities and qualifications when applying for college scholarships. The instructor has more than 15 years experience in multiple levels of eSports ranging from competing at a pro/semi-pro level, coaching, player management, and eSports business management. He has guided and fostered players and teams through various stages of their careers, establishing a strong foundation and from 2018 to 2019, sent 12 players and one coach to play professionally in “League of Legends” and “Overwatch.” Classes will be held at Java Gaming Café (JGC)located at 2701 Old Denton Road. All equipment will be provided. Instructor: Cooley
CPR/AED and Basic First Aid
Education The Arts
500000-02 5-12 6/8-6/12 7:30am-6pm Mad Science $155/$170.50 Sci-Tech Discovery Center 500000-03 5-12 6/15-6/19 7:30am-6pm Superhero $155/$170.50 LEGOLAND Discovery Center 500000-04 5-12 6/22-6/26 7:30am-6pm Exploration $155/$170.50 Perot Museum of Nature and Science 500000-06 5-12 7/6-7/10 7:30am-6pm Christmas in July $155/$170.50 AMC Theater Grapevine 500000-07 5-12 7/13-7/17 7:30am-6pm All Ball $155/$170.50 AT&T Stadium 500000-08 5-12 7/20-7/24 7:30am-6pm Buggin’ Out $155/$170.50 LLELA (Lewisville Lake Environmental Learning Area) 500000-09 5-12 7/27-7/31 7:30am-6pm Under the Sea $155/$170.50 Dallas World Aquarium 500000-10 5-12 8/3-8/7 7:30am-6pm Hawaiian Luau $155/$170.50 Epic Waters Indoor Waterpark 500000-11 5-12 8/10-8/14 7:30am-6pm Mystery Week $155/$170.50
Library Community
Wondering what you will do with your kids during the summer? Send them to Camp Wonder! Daily activities include arts and crafts, sports and athletics, games, group activities, and more. The City’s trained counselors work to ensure that each camper has a fun and rewarding experience. Campers will also go on weekly field trips to places like Altitude Trampoline Park, AT&T Stadium, the Perot Museum of Nature and Science, and the Lewisville Lake Environmental Learning Area (LLELA). Each camper will be provided with one T-shirt to be worn on field trip days. Camp Wonder will be offered in 10 one-week sessions with a different theme each week. Participants may choose some or all the sessions. Register at cityofcarrollton.com/signupnow. A deposit of $20 per week per camper is required to reserve your camper’s spot. Full payment is due one week prior to the start of each week of camp. Call 972-466-9810 for more information. No camp 6/297/3. Instructor: Staff
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Chefsville
Chefsville classes allow kids to explore different aspects of cooking and take their cooking to a new level. Participants eat the fresh, healthy, and fun dishes made while in class. Imagine your kids eating more fruits and vegetables, enjoying baking, and showing off their cooking skills. Cooking connects family and community by spending quality time together. *Parents must sign allergen waiver before class. No open-toe shoes or dangling jewelry allowed. Long hair must be put in ponytail or braids. All supplies are included. Instructor: Horwitz
CHEFSVILLE KIDS - JUNIOR MASTER CHEF TV GAME SHOW CAMP
If you are a fan of Chopped, MasterChef Junior, Kids Baking Championship, and Rachel Ray’s Kids Cook-off, try your hand at Chefsville cooking challenges. Kids will have a blast learning skills they can use for a lifetime and eating what they make. Chefsville includes mystery themes to generate the cooking excitement. CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 170104-50 RRC 8+ 7/13-7/16 M-Th 1-4pm 4 $155/$168
CHEFSVILLE TWEEN CAMP
Tweens love the kitchen, and Chefsville wants them to develop healthy eating habits. This program will build confidence, character, organization, and planning skills as the world of cooking is explored. Tween Camp covers breakfast, lunch, and dinner in the many areas of basic cooking, nutrition, and healthy choices.
D E L E C N A C COOKING BASICS CAMP
CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 170104-42 RRC 10+ 6/22-6/25 M-Th 1-4pm 4 $155/$168
Imagine your child wanting to eat more fruits and vegetables. See them coming home each day with new skills including menu planning; kitchen and food safety; cooking with vegetables, beef, and poultry; kitchen hygiene; and healthy eating habits. This is just the beginning. CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 170104-40 RRC 7+ 6/8-6/11 M-Th 9am-12pm 4 $155/$168
NEW>> COOKING THROUGH THE DECADES
Kids have you ever wondered what your parents or grandparents ate when they were your age? Well, here’s your chance to come and cook some of the favorite foods from the 1920s to the 1990s. Learn more about how people lived during these decades through an interactive PowerPoint presentation. CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 170104-52 RRC 7+ 7/27-7/30 M-Th 9am-12pm 4 $155/$168
NEW>> DESSERTS! DELICIOUS DESSERTS!
D E L E C CAN
There are so many cooking techniques for desserts. Campers will learn about pastries, ice creams, pies, fruits, custards, and confections. What kids whip up, they can eat. CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 170104-44 RRC 8+ 6/29-7/2 M-Th 1-4pm 4 $155/$168
RECIPE TESTING LAB CAMP
Enjoy going beyond a recipe. Use imagination and innovation to come up with amazing recipe add-ons. This class will involve hands-on experiments with a variety of dishes. Kids can test their ideas and explore ways to put their own spin on recipes. CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 170104-54 RRC 7+ 8/3-8/6 M-Th 1-4pm 4 $155/$168
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Creative Writing
These classes will encourage your child or teen to use their imagination and teach them the necessary elements for creating a great story. Young writers will learn the pieces to make up the beginning, middle, and end of a story. There are no wrong answers in this class, just the possibility of coming up with the next bestselling story. Instructor: Foland
NEW>> BEGINNING AUTHORS
Participants will learn how to use their imagination to create a great story. CLASS # LOC AGE 170650-35 RRC 4-6 170650-40 RRC 4-6 170650-50 RRC 4-6 170650-60 RRC 4-6
DATES DAY 5/7-5/28 Th 6/3-6/24 W 7/1-7/22 W 8/6-8/27 Th
TIME #CLSS 4:30-5pm 4 9:30-10am 4 9:30-10am 4 4:30-5pm 4
$(RES/NR) $45/$49.50 $45/$49.50 $45/$49.50 $45/$49.50
NEW>> CONTINUING AUTHORS
This class is designed for kids who have previously attended the Young Authors course. Students will learn to write in more genres and will be encouraged to build stories together using creative writing games, as well as working on a longer (multi-week project) story in the genre of their choice.
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CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY 170655-38 RRC 7-12 5/5-6/9 Tu
TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 5-6pm 6 $65/$71.50
YOUNG AUTHORS
Participants will learn about outlining, generating story ideas, and writing in different genres. CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 170655-36 RRC 7-12 5/7-6/11 Th 5-6pm 6 $65/$71.50 170655-40 RRC 7-12 6/17-7/22 W 10-11am 6 $65/$71.50
TEENAGE AUTHORS CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 170660-36 RRC 13-17 5/7-6/11 Th 6-7pm 6 $65/$71.50 170660-40 RRC 13-17 6/17-7/22 W 11am-12pm 6 $65/$71.50
8Bit Education NEW>> BOOST ENGINEERING
In BOOST Engineering, students tackle real world problems using the power of robotics. With the help of Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Scratch coding, discover how automotive industries utilize engineering, how robots can be utilized to save lives in natural disasters, and how National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Rovers assist scientists in exploring the galaxy. Let your imagination and love to build guide you to create wondrous things. Instructor: 8Bit Education
D E L E C N A C COMIC CREATOR
CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 170550-41 RRC 8-12 6/9-6/12 Tu-F 9am-12pm 4 $140/$154
Students take their love of comic books and learn to create their very own unique story to tell. This class begins with a look at different comic book genres as well as taking a brief dive into the history of the medium. Working in groups, students plan the story they wish to tell and start storyboarding. After the group has completed their storyboard, students plan the scenes, decide on different roles, and begin taking pictures of the scenes. Students will then edit their images to transform them into a complete comic that they will get to take home. Instructor: 8Bit Education CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 170550-43 RRC 8-12 6/9-6/12 Tu-F 1-4pm 4 $140/$154
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Calling gamers and coders. Create your very own retro-style side scroller game with 8Bit Education. Students will learn the basics of game design to make truly unique levels and learn the complexity of coding. Once finalized, students will work with their classmates to debug and test their levels. Students will receive their game to take home on a flash drive at the end of camp. Instructor: 8Bit Education CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 171555-52 CRC 8-12 7/13-7/16 M-Th 1-4pm 4 $140/$154
LEGO ANIMATION
CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 171555-50 CRC 8-12 7/13-7/16 M-Th 9am-12pm 4 $140/$154
MINECRAFT SOCIETIES
D E L E C CAN
CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 170550-53 RRC 8-12 6/29-7/2 M-Th 1-4pm 4 $140/$154
You and Barbie will have a great time learning to dress for the occasion, practicing good manners, making new friends, importance of school work, how to use money, dreaming of careers, attending social functions, hearing great stories, practicing talents, cooking tips, and art. Non-stop activities and fun learning adventures are all geared toward self-esteem development. The certified Texas educator has developed a rich and meaningful curriculum full of objectives and supporting activities. Wonderful new ideas for creative learning are waiting. Instructor: Fastforward Kids
D E L E C N CAMP NEW>> CIRCUS CAARTS
CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 171800-40 CRC 4-8 6/29-7/3 M-F 11:30am-1:30pm 5 $88/$97
This camp is an experience designed to introduce children to the circus, performing, and visual arts in a safe and noncompetitive environment. Any level of physical development and skill is welcome. Campers will receive circus arts instruction and have the time of their life learning to perform with silks, special hoops and loops, the art of magic, balloon art, and getting all fancy with clown face painting. It’s the greatest camp on Earth and your child can be part of the fun. Instructor: Fastforward Kids CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 171800-56 CRC 4-8 7/6-7/10 M-F 2-4pm 5 $75/$82.50
NEW>> CREATE/CR8
Education The Arts
Join the 8Bit Village and help us become a grand city. Students drop into a forested area and build their homes to protect themselves from the weather and wilderness. As the camp progresses, students begin receiving and assigning tasks and responsibilities, as well as working together to solve ever increasing challenges, such as creating safe pathways through the woods. As the camp progresses, more and unique challenges arise to test the community and the group’s ability to ensure the society continues to thrive in the wild. Instructor: 8Bit Education
NEW>> CAMP BARBIE - BARBIES, BARBIES, EVERYWHERE!
Library Community
In LEGO® Animation, students learn the unique method of stop and go animating. Students work together and begin creating unique stories with their own LEGO minifigures as the actors. Students break into groups to storyboard, shoot their scenes, and animate each movie scene. After all scenes are completed, students learn how to record audio to give their LEGO counterpart witty dialogue. Students then put all their hard work together into a video, which they take home to share with family and friends. Instructor: 8Bit Education
Fastforward Kids
Facilities Senior
GAME DESIGN
This is a camp filled with all the things every youth needs and wants to create the perfect summer. Our creative staff provides the instruction and all the materials for everyone to complete a day full of projects. Participnts will embark on a day creating projects with fun techniques from a variety of subjects like math, science, and history. Children will benefit from the camp's promotion of selfesteem, writing motivation, aesthetic awareness, cultural exposure, writing creativity, social harmony, and appreciation of diversity. CR8 helps students to see what they look at, hear what they listen to, and feel what they touch. The focus of this creative camp is to express feelings through imaginative, innovative, and original arts and skills. Instructor: Fastforward Kids
D E L E C CAN
CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 171800-54 CRC 7-12 7/6-7/10 M-F 2-4pm 5 $75/$82.50
D E L E C N CA
CLASS # LOC 170550-51 RRC
AGE 8-12
DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 6/29-7/2 M-Th 9am-12pm 4 $140/$154
CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 171800-42 CRC 8-12 6/29-7/3 M-F 9-11am 5 $88/$97
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Sports
Lights. Camera. Action! Star in the next 8Bit Production where you will learn to work together in a group writing a short script, setting up scenes, and making a short video. Students will be taught how to edit their scenes using Wondershare Filmora Video Editor and how to make their own unique cut. Afterwards, the edited video will air on 8Bit Education’s exclusive YouTube channel. Instructor: 8Bit Education
Design principles in the areas of sketching, color and pattern coordination, costume design, and fashion history will be applied to participants personal style and portfolio. Designs come to life with beautifully patterned papers, yards and yards of ribbons, colorful sequins, glitzy jewels, glamorous feathers, and oodles of other embellishments. Students will be grouped into design teams for a variety of fun, engaging activities such as white wedding and fashion showdown. Make new friends and build on your talented expression with personalized fashion. Instructor: Fastforward Kids
Aquatics
NEW>> MOVIE MAGIC
Fitness
NEW>> FASHION DESIGNER - TALENTED EXPRESSIONS
Registration for Carrollton residents begins May 18. Non-resident registration begins May 18. Classes begin June 1.
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NEW>> JUMPSTART KINDERGARTEN AND FIRST GRADE
This class offers fast-paced, fun-filled activities directly related to the act of reading to develop self-esteem, confidence, and motivation. The literature of Story Time will enhance auditory and comprehension skills; Interactive Reading Time will address visual discrimination through the introduction of small, controlled vocabulary; and Games Time will provide provide kinesthetic activity while enhancing visual and auditory skills as related to sound/symbol association, as well as the daily construction of manipulative take-home games. Participant happiness built on daily measurable success is a priority. Participants will read about the farm, the circus, the zoo, and the jungle. Instructor: Fastforward Kids
D E L E C N A C NEW>> LEARNING STEM WITH HOT WHEELS! CLASS # 171800-52
LOC CRC
AGE 4-7
DATES 7/6-7/10
DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) M-F 11:30am-1:30pm 5 $75/$82.50
Endless tracks and obstacle courses await every Hot Wheels car lover as they discover the world of math and physical science. What goes up must come down … or does it? Momentum, push, pull, force, and friction are just some of the STEM concepts participants will learn about. Measuring length and weight in centimeters, inches, feet, and ounces will help in the identification of the fastest, most efficient car on the block. Mega Loop Mayhem, Shark Cliff Hanger, Wolf Mountain, and hundreds of cars are just some of the play equipment that will have participants yearning to come each day. They will not only have a solid background in science and math concepts, but will have also rolled away in good times with Hot Wheels. Instructor: Fastforward Kids CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 171800-50 CRC 4-8 7/6-7/10 M-F 9-11am 5 $75/$82.50
NEW>> LEGO® DESIGNER
Come and exercise your LEGO skills here in new ways. The unique collection of LEGO kits not found in stores and typical STEM projects will captivate minds. Careful guidance from a certified Texas educator will allow students to flourish with ideas and overcome obstacles. Individual and team projects will provide opportunities for participants to expand creativity and social skills as they work toward common goals. This class will surely inspire all LEGO enthusiasts. Instructor: Fastforward Kids CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 171800-64 CRC 5-8 8/3-8/7 M-F 2-4pm 5 $88/$97
NEW>> LEGO EXPERT
So, you say you have done it all with LEGO? Let LEGO experts teach you otherwise. Activity-based STEM projects and kits that will incorporate physical science and math all into one. Instructors will facilitate, but students will do the creating. Give your creation the most torque and battle in robotic tournaments. Real world team building activities will enhance participants' engineering skill sets. Create coding you can see, hear, and even chase across the room. Race against the clock and other teams to be the best LEGO expert around. Instructor: Fastforward Kids CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 171800-63 CRC 9-13 8/3-8/7 M-F 2-4pm 5 $88/$97
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NEW>> LEGO LOGO
Bring young technicians into a creative engineering environment. Not found in stores, the special LEGO Logo kits provide extraordinary opportunities for hands-on construction. Under the guidance of a certified Texas educator, along with detailed technical plans to follow, the participant will build robots, traffic lights, race cars, four-by-four trucks, cranes, pulleys, and levers during this energized week of discovery with LEGO. Motivated by fun, creativity, and success, young builders will expand their knowledge of STEM technology in an exploratory hands-on cooperative environment. Instructor: Fastforward Kids CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 171800-60 CRC 8-12 8/3-8/7 M-F 9-11am 5 $88/$97
NEW>> LEGO MANIA
This innovative program for LEGO buffs provides opportunities for imagination and hands-on learning under the guidance of a certified Texas educator. Over 15 new games, STEM kits, projects, and activities not found in stores will be planned and manipulated. Enrichment in the areas of personal creativity, following instructions, hand-eye coordination, problem solving, critical thinking and learning will be incorporated as participants construct dinosaurs, rockets, castles, airplanes, forts, cars, and more. Instructor: Fastforward Kids CLASS # 171800-62
LOC CRC
AGE 4-7
DATES 8/3-8/7
DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) M-F 11:30am-1:30pm 5 $88/$97
NEW>> SURVIVAL TACTICS
Wrapped in games and adventure, unique challenges await you. Designed for kids who like to work and play outside, this class will help kids learn essential skills for all. During survival situations, the four basic needs become shelter, water, fire, and food. By introducing basic techniques, your child will learn how to purify water, signal for help, leave no trace camping, first aid, search for edible food, set up shelter, learn Army chants, and more. Team Survival games will keep the training lighthearted and fun. Enlist now before it’s too late. Instructor: Fastforward Kids
D E L E C N CA
CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 171800-44 CRC 7-12 6/29-7/3 M-F 2-4pm 5 $88/$97
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Nature BIRD WALKS
Learn to discover birds by sight and sound as a Texas Master Naturalist leads a bird walk around McInnish Park and the Elm Fork Nature Preserve. Bird walks are every third Wednesday and third Saturday of the month from 7:30-11:30am and start at the pond in McInnish Park. Wear closed-toe shoes and long pants.
ELM FORK CLEANUP HIKE
Library Community
Help us in our continuing efforts to keep Elm Fork Nature Preserve (EFNP) clean on 5/9 from 10-11:30am, so that future generations may continue to enjoy nature’s beauty. Participants will hike from the Nature Center along the eight-tenths-of-a-mile main trail loop collecting all the trash along the trail. All ages welcome. Trash bags, grabbers, gloves, and water will be provided. Staff will be available to sign any service hour sheets following trail cleanup. Wear closed-toe shoes and long pants. For more information, call 972-466-9811.
D E L E C FLY FISHING CAN
Education The Arts
Join Dallas Fly Fishers (DFF) for an introduction to fly fishing. Learn to cast, tie basic fishing knots, tie flies, and discuss their uses. Learn about equipment, aquatic ecosystems, safety, fishing, ethics, and regulations. This is a free class offered by DFF, including all equipment and materials. DFF has been an active club for more than 30 years. Instructors are certified by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) and Federation of Fly Fishers. Participants receive a TPWD Basic Fly Fishing Certificate. Participants must bring a hat, glasses, and lunch to eat onsite. Visit dallasflyfishers. org or call Richard Johnson at 469-877-0695 with questions. Instructor: Dallas Fly Fishers CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 127000-36 RRC 10+ 5/16 Sa 9am-3pm 1 Free
Pet Education NEW>> PET FIRST AID
DATES DAY 5/5-5/26 Tu 6/2-6/23 Tu 7/7-7/28 Tu
TIME #CLSS 7-8pm 4 7-8pm 4 7-8pm 4
$(RES/NR) $55/$60.50 $55/$60.50 $55/$60.50
Learn about being a pet sitter. In this class, the instructor will go over what it takes to be a professional pet sitter and discuss animal behavior, body language signals, and care needs. You will learn what to ask clients before they leave as well as how to keep communication between you and your client open while they are gone. We will discuss the going rates for pet sitters and the variety of services you can offer. Instructor: Foland CLASS # LOC AGE 170665-36 RRC 10+ 170665-40 RRC 10+ 170665-50 RRC 10+
DATES DAY 5/5-5/26 Tu 6/2-6/23 Tu 7/7-7/28 Tu
TIME #CLSS 6-7pm 4 6-7pm 4 6-7pm 4
$(RES/NR) $45/$49.50 $45/$49.50 $45/$49.50
Aquatics
CLASS # LOC AGE 170665-38 RRC 10+ 170665-42 RRC 10+ 170665-52 RRC 10+
NEW>> PET SITTING BASICS
Fitness
A pet can’t tell you what’s wrong. Pets are masters at hiding symptoms because they have a very high pain tolerance. Learning how to catch illness and injury early is important to your pet’s wellbeing. Sometimes immediate care can make all the difference for your pet. Learn how to help your pet with heat stroke, perform CPR, stop choking, control bleeding, and perform other cat and dog first aid skills. Class price includes Pet First Aid Book and Pet First Aid Kits. Instructor: Foland
NEW>> PET LOVERS CLUB
CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS 170665-44 RRC 7-12 6/15-6/19 M-F 9am-12pm 5 170665-54 RRC 7-12 7/27-7/31 M-F 1-4pm 5
$(RES/NR) $99/$109 $99/$109
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Sports
Does your child have a great imagination and a love for animals? This camp will be filled with three different types of activities each day. Activities are centered around our love for pets. There will be at least one writing-based or pet-based craft done each day that your child will bring home. Your child will learn the steps it takes to create a short story and play games to stimulate their imaginations. This club will also cover pet care and some basic pet first aid skills. Instructor: Foland
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Scouts
Earn patches, badges, or complete certain requirements at the A.W. Perry Homestead Museum (PHM) and Elm Fork Nature Preserve (EFNP). Reserve a program date for your troop by calling 972-4669811. All program fees must be received to secure your date. One adult must be present for every five scouts and a minimum of three students is needed to offer any program. Badges will be provided for any of the paid options.
GIRL SCOUTS:
BADGES FOR DAISIES Outdoor Art Maker - $7 per scout Rosie: Make the World a Better Place - $7 per scout
BADGES FOR BROWNIES
Young Learners ADVENTURE KIDS AND BUSY BEES
This academic and creative program was designed to help children adjust and learn in a classroom setting. Participants will be in a loving environment that will make them feel at ease to interact with classmates and learn the alphabet, numbers, shapes, and colors. They will practice recognizing and writing their name, practice fine motor skills through learning games, singing songs, and even sign language. Their progress will be evaluated throughout their time in class, so each parent will know their child's strengths and what to practice with them at home. We will have a snack and take a 15-minute recess to get our wiggles out. Your child does not need to be potty trained to participate. Instructor: Moreno
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CLASS #
LOC
AGE
It’s Your Planet Badge: Pottery Craft - $12 per scout Outdoor Art Creator - $12 per scout
ADVENTURE KIDS
BADGES FOR JUNIORS
BUSY BEES
Gardener - $12 per scout It’s Your Story Badge: Manners - Social Butterfly - $12 per scout Outdoor Art Explorer - $12 per scout
171400-38 CRC
170444-36 RRC
DATES
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TIME
#CLSS $(RES/NR)
3-5
5/11-5/20 M/W 9:30-11:30am 4
$92/$100.75
3-5
5/12-5/21 Tu/Th 9:30-11:30am 4
$92/$100.75
BADGES FOR CADETTES Outdoor Art Apprentice - $12 per scout
BOY SCOUTS:
CUB SCOUTS Bear Adventures: Paws for Action - Free by appointment Bear Elective Adventures: Marble Madness - $7 per scout Tiger Adventures: Tigers in the Wild - Free by appointment Webelos Elective Adventures: Webelos in the Wild - Free by appointment Wolf Adventures: Paws on the Path - Free by appointment Wolf Elective Adventures: Collections and Hobbies - $7 per scout
BOY SCOUT MERIT BADGES Merit Badge: American Heritage - Free by appointment Merit Badge: Archaeology - $12 per scout Merit Badge: Collections - Free by appointment
EAGLE SCOUTS:
agle Scout Project: By appointment E The A.W. Perry Homestead Museum (PHM) and the Elm Fork Nature Preserve (EFNP) welcome all Eagle Scouts seeking service, impact, and leadership with their Eagle Projects. To propose an idea for your Eagle Project, call 972-466-6382.
LITTLE EXPLORERS AND SUMMER SCIENTISTS
Let your child learn, explore, and play through hands-on science experiments, arts and crafts, and a good ol’ daily dance party. We will explore a new theme each day and do a variety of hands-on activities indoors and outdoors to keep their minds and bodies engaged. So, if you are searching for ways to keep your child busy during the summer, this camp is for you. Instructor: Moreno CLASS #
D E L E C CAN
LOC
AGE
LITTLE EXPLORERS
171400-40 CRC 171400-42 CRC 171400-44 CRC 171400-46 CRC 171400-50 CRC 171400-52 CRC 171400-54 CRC 171400-56 CRC
4-8 4-8 4-8 4-8 4-8 4-8 4-8 4-8
SUMMER SCIENTISTS
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6/8-6/10 M/W 10am-12pm 6/15-6/17 M/W 10am-12pm 6/22-6/24 M/W 10am-12pm 6/29-7/1 M/W 10am-12pm 7/6-7/8 M/W 10am-12pm 7/13-7/15 M/W 10am-12pm 7/20-7/22 M/W 10am-12pm 7/27-7/29 M/W 10am-12pm
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6/9-6/11 Tu/Th 10am-12pm 6/16-6/18 Tu/Th 10am-12pm 6/23-6/25 Tu/Th 10am-12pm 6/30-7/2 Tu/Th 10am-12pm 7/7-7/9 Tu/Th 10am-12pm 7/14-7/16 Tu/Th 10am-12pm 7/21-7/23 Tu/Th 10am-12pm 7/28-7/30 Tu/Th 10am-12pm
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Art NEW>> ABRAKADOODLE® ADVENTURE PARK ART CAMP VIRTUAL VIA ZOOM
Give your creativity a whirl and create a theme park that includes a roller coaster and a ferris wheel. Ride along with us and explore different art materials and art techniques to create your dream amusement park. Unleash your imagination, and join us on this fun adventure while you play with your new friends and have an outrageously fun time. Bring a snack and a drink to each class. All materials provided. Instructor: Abrakadoodle
NEW>> ABRAKADOODLE® ARTOSAURUS ART CAMP
D E L E C CAN
Join Abrakadoodle to explore the wild world of dinosaurs and other reptiles! Learn about prehistoric animals, make dinosaur eggs, and create fossils and habitats. Dig into the life of dinosaurs and your creativity. Experiment with a variety of art techniques while you learn about science, technology, engineering, and math concepts used to study extinct animals. Play games, make new friends, and have a ferociously fun time. Bring a snack and a drink to each class. All materials provided. Instructor: Abrakadoodle CLASS # LOC 150005-65 RRC
AGE 6-12
DATES DAY 6/8-6/12 M-F
TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 1-4pm 5 $150/$160
Everyone loves a little whimsy! Join the Abrakadoodle cartooning adventure. This camp will introduce young artists to the creative world of cartooning by igniting imaginations with funny people, imaginary animals, and interesting modes of transportation. Students will learn about symbolism, speech bubbles, and facial expression while creating their own comic book. Bring a snack and a drink to each class. All materials provided. Instructor: Abrakadoodle CLASS # LOC 150005-75 RRC
AGE DATES DAY 6-12 7/13-7/17 M-F
TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 1-4pm 5 $150/$160
ABRAKADOODLE® WORLD TRAVEL 3D ART CAMP VIRTUAL VIA ZOOM
Travel with us on this creative journey and change the way you see the world! Create 3D masterpieces inspired by world cultures. Learn about Chinese ceramics, Croatian “licitar” hearts, Maori design carvings from New Zealand, “nicho” boxes from Mexico, and much more. Create art using a variety of materials, play games, and understand that through art we can connect with people from all over the world. Bring a snack and a drink to each class. All materials provided. Instructor: Abrakadoodle CLASS # LOC 150005-73 RRC
AGE 6-12
DATES DAY 6/29-7/3 M-F
TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 1-4pm 5 $150/$160
Education The Arts
NEW>> ABRAKADOODLE CARTOON CREATIONS ART CAMP VIRTUAL VIA ZOOM ®
Library Community
CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 150005-67 RRC 6-12 7/27-7/31 M-F 1-4pm 5 $150/$160
ADVENTURES IN ART CAMP
This unique art camp emphasizes both fine arts and creative thinking. Your young artist will complete eight spectacular masterpieces in four half-days under the guidance of a certified Robert Garden School of Art instructor. Learn perspective drawing with charcoals and oil pastels and create land and seascapes, animals, and still lifes. You’ll paint with vibrant watercolors and acrylics using color theory, time-saving techniques, and brush loading. All art supplies are included as well as detailed individual instruction. Bring a snack and drink and wear an old T-shirt. Instructor: Robert Garden School of Art
D E L E C CAN
CLASS # LOC 150010-65 RRC 150010-73 RRC
AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 6-12 6/15-6/18 M-Th 9-11:45am 4 $120/$126 6-12 7/13-7/16 M-Th 9-11:45am 4 $120/$126
Fitness Aquatics Sports
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DRAWING/CARTOONING
Our elementary-age curriculum is designed to teach basic to advanced drawing skills, art techniques, and vocabulary. We believe that drawing is the bedrock skill required for future artistic success. We give students the skills to express their creativity and believe that all children can and should learn to draw. Parents will see increased art abilities, learning skills, self-confidence, and self-esteem in their children. Each session will include seasonal drawings, art history, and cartooning. New lessons every week and all materials provided. Instructor: Young Rembrandts CLASS # 150020-57 150020-65 150020-81
LOC RRC RRC RRC
AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS 6-12 4/22-5/20 W 6-7pm 5 6-12 6/1-6/22 M 3:30-4:30pm 4 6-12 7/6-8/3 M 3:30-4:30pm 5
$(RES/NR) $65/$71.50 $52/$57.25 $65/$71.50
NEW>> PRESCHOOL DRAWING
Young students are so eager to learn and a joy to teach. Young Rembrandts’ instructors provide a nurturing and strong learning environment that expands preschoolers' image vocabulary as they draw familiar images. Students will concentrate on the skills of drawing and coloring while developing fine motor skills, focus, listening, staying on task, patience, and spatial organization. New lessons every week and all materials are provided. Instructor: Young Rembrandts
D E L E C CAN
CLASS # LOC 150050-65 RRC 150050-81 RRC
AGE 4-6 4-6
DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 6/1-6/22 M 2:30-3:15pm 4 $52/$57.25 7/6-8/3 M 2:30-3:15pm 5 $65/$71.50
NEW>> DRAWING WORKSHOP - ANIME MANGA DRAWING
D E L E C N CA
Calling all otaku kids! Learn to draw your favorite Japanese style art. This three-day workshop will tap into participants' imaginations while teaching them to draw cute manga inspired characters, accessories, and costumes. A child’s talent is about to take off. Register now to save your child’s spot in this kawaii workshop focused on technique and creativity. All materials provided. Instructor: Young Rembrandts CLASS # LOC 150025-65 RRC
AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 6-12 6/16-6/18 Tu-Th 3-4:30pm 3 $65/$71.50
PASTEL DRAWING WORKSHOP ART HISTORY WITH THE MASTERS
This Young Rembrandts workshop is full of possibilities! Join us for three days of pastel fun learning about a new medium and exploring art history by studying different artists and their work. Each day we will create one large drawing in pastel chalks. We will create wonderful artwork while being inspired by Edvard Munch’s The Scream, Pablo Picasso’s Woman with Hat, and Claude Monet’s Regattas at Argenteuil. The daily results will be truly frame-able! No experience necessary and all supplies are provided. Please wear an old shirt or smock to class each day. Instructor: Young Rembrandts CLASS # LOC 150040-73 RRC
AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 6-12 7/14-7/16 Tu-Th 3-4:30pm 3 $65/$71.50
Dance NEW>> INTRO TO BALLET
This class introduces basic ballet stretches, movements, barre exercises, and center work through creative movement. Students will learn rhythm, musicality, strength, and coordination through classroom activities that refine motor skills and encourage creative thinking. Leotard, tights, and ballet or jazz shoes are required. Instructor: Scott CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 150175-81 RRC 3-6 7/11-8/1 Sa 11:30am-12pm 4 $25/$27.50 150175-82 RRC 3-6 8/8-8/29 Sa 11:30am-12pm 4 $25/$27.50
NEW>> BEGINNING BALLET
Dance students will build on basic ballet stretches, movements, barre exercises, and center work. Children are introduced to the structure and discipline of a ballet class, basic ballet terminology, and creative expression through movement to music. Leotard, tights, and ballet or jazz shoes are required. Instructor: Scott CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 150105-81 RRC 6-10 7/11-8/1 Sa 12-12:45pm 4 $37/$40.75 150105-82 RRC 6-10 8/8-8/29 Sa 12-12:45pm 4 $37/$40.75
NEW>> COMBINATION DANCE
Dance students will learn the basics of each dance style with an emphasis on musicality, style, strength, and coordination. Ballet will consist of basic positions of the feet and barre work; jazz will consist of stretching and moving across the floor; and hip-hop will consist of a short combination of movements. Leotard, tights, and ballet or jazz shoes are required. Instructor: Scott CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 150144-81 RRC 6-10 7/11-8/1 Sa 12:50-1:35pm 4 $37/$40.75 150144-82 RRC 6-10 8/8-8/29 Sa 12:50-1:35pm 4 $37/$40.75
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DANCE ADVENTURE CAMP
Dance Adventure Camp is an imaginative camp that introduces beginning level students to the basics of ballet, jazz, and hip-hop in a fun and engaging way. Each day of camp your dancers will complete a fun warm-up with a signature camp choreography. Special emphasis on themed curriculum and performance skills will be included in our classes. On the final day of camp, parents will watch their dancers shine like a diamond during the show-off routine! Leotard, tights, and ballet or jazz shoes are required. No registration after the first day. For more information, contact ddatexas.com@gmail.com. Instructor: Dynasty Dance Academy
D E L E C N CA
CLASS # LOC 150146-65 RRC
AGE DATES DAY 6-9 6/22-6/26 M-F
TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 1:30-3pm 5 $95/$104.50
This is ideal for homeschool groups, friends, siblings, and daycare groups. There is a required minimum of four students, and you can schedule as few or as many dates as desired. Your group can choose any combination of ballet, hip-hop, jazz, modern, or tap. Price listed is per person for a 45-minute class. Email ddatexas.com@ gmail.com to schedule your preferred class dates and location. Instructors: Rogers LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME $(RES/NR) CRC or RRC 3+ By Appt. By Appt. By Appt. $9.25/$10.25
DYNASTY DANCE ACADEMY HIP-HOP DANCE CAMP
CLASS # LOC 150165-73 RRC
AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 6-12 7/20-7/24 M-F 3:30-4:30pm 5 $95/$104.50
DYNASTY DANCE ACADEMY PRINCESS DANCE CAMP
Students will learn beginner ballet warm-ups along with ballet technique and choreography. On the final day, parents will watch their dancers shine like a diamond during the parent show-off. Leotard, tights, and ballet shoes are required. No new registrations after the first class. For more information, contact ddatexas.com@ gmail.com. Instructor: Dynasty Dance Academy
PRIVATE DANCE LESSONS
LOC AGE CRC or RRC 3+
DATES By Appt.
DAY By Appt.
TIME By Appt.
$(1/2 hour/hour) $12.50/$25
D E L E C CAN
This camp is perfect for children interested in theater and performing arts. No experience is necessary. Kids will have fun playing games that will help improve their skills and techniques. The two-week camp culminates in a final group performance at the Festival of Plays where campers are encouraged to participate at the final performance and have family and friends attend (transportation is on your own). For more information about this program, contact Junior Players at 214-526-4076 or visit juniorplayers.org. Instructor: Junior Players CLASS # LOC 151250-65 CRC 151250-73 CRC
AGE 7-14 7-14
DATES DAY 6/8-6/19 M-F 7/6-7/17 M-F
TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 1-3pm 10 $5/$5.50 1-3pm 10 $5/$5.50
Music KEYBOARD/PIANO LESSONS
This beginner keyboard/piano program is conducted as a semiprivate group lesson with up to four students in a class. Students are introduced to sight reading and fundamental music concepts. Instruments are provided and first-time students pay an $8 supply fee for the music book upon enrolling using class #150340-83. Contact musikinschool.info@gmail.com for more information. Instructor: Musik In School CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 150340-57 RRC 5-15 5/2-5/23 Sa 12:30-1:15pm 4 $99/$109 150340-58 RRC 5-15 5/2-5/23 Sa 1:15-2pm 4 $99/$109 150340-65 RRC 5-15 6/6-6/27 Sa 12:30-1:15pm 4 $99/$109 150340-66 RRC 5-15 6/6-6/27 Sa 1:15-2pm 4 $99/$109 150340-73 RRC 5-15 7/11-8/1 Sa 12:30-1:15pm 4 $99/$109 150340-74 RRC 5-15 7/11-8/1 Sa 1:15-2pm 4 $99/$109 150340-81 RRC 5-15 8/8-8/29 Sa 12:30-1:15pm 4 $99/$109 150340-82 RRC 5-15 8/8-8/29 Sa 1:15-2pm 4 $99/$109 150340-83 MUSIC BOOK FEE FOR NEW STUDENTS $8
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Private lessons cover a range of dance forms and choreography. Price listed is per half hour/hour lesson. To schedule a lesson, email ddatexas.com@gmail.com. Level: Beginner-Advanced. Instructor: Rogers
JUNIOR PLAYERS DISCOVER THEATER CAMP
Fitness
CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 150185-73 RRC 4-6 7/6-7/10 M-F 3:30-4:30pm 5 $65/$71.50
Drama
Education The Arts
Boys and girls will have fun learning current hip-hop dance moves. On the final day of camp, families can attend to watch the final routine. No new registrations after the first class. Loose fitting clothing and tennis shoes are required. For more information, email ddatexas.com@gmail.com. Instructor: Dynasty Dance Academy
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DANCE ON-DEMAND (FOR PRIVATE GROUPS)
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Group Exercise, Pilates, Yoga DROP IN>> BOLLY X
Bolly X is a Bollywood inspired dance fitness program that combines dynamic choreography with the hottest music from around the world. It’s a 50-minute cardio workout that cycles between higher and lower intensity dance sequences to get you moving, sweating, and smiling. No dance experience needed. $8 (res)/$9 (non-res) drop in fee. Instructor: Rao CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY 130390-35 RRC 16+ 5/6-5/27 W 130390-60 RRC 16+ 8/5-8/26 W
TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 9-10am 4 $26/$28.75 9-10am 4 $26/$28.75
DROP IN>> EL BARRIO BOXING FOR ADULTS
This adult program incorporates the latest scientific research for athletic performance, the most up-to-date equipment, and workouts revolving around Olympic training, professional boxing, and Strongman for strength and cardio enhancement. Contact the instructor at wade3-4@hotmail.com for more information. Follow on social media @elbarriobc. $5 (res)/$5.50 (non-res) drop in fee. No class 7/4. Instructor: Soto CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 131415-35 CRC 16+ 5/2-5/30 Tu/Th 7-8pm 13 $40/$44 Sa 5-6pm 131415-40 CRC 16+ 6/2-6/30 Tu/Th 7-8pm 9 $30/$33 131415-50 CRC 16+ 7/2-7/30 Tu/Th 7-8pm 9 $30/$33 131415-60 CRC 16+ 8/1-8/29 Tu/Th 7-8pm 8 $30/$33
D E L E C ANFOR KIDS EL BARRIOC BOXING
El Barrio Boxing teaches the fundamentals of boxing as well as other forms of self-defense along with functional circuit training utilizing a wide variety of equipment. Circuit training will change every month. Build confidence, build fitness. Level: BeginnerAdvanced. Contact the instructor at wade3-4@hotmail.com for more information. Follow on social media @elbarriobc. No class 7/4. Instructor: Soto CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 131410-35 CRC 10-18 5/2-5/30 Tu/Th 5:30-7pm 13 $15/$16.50 Sa 4-5pm 131410-40 CRC 10-18 6/2-6/30 Tu/Th 5-5:45pm 9 $20/$22 131410-41 CRC 10-18 6/2-6/30 Tu/Th 6-6:45pm 9 $20/$22 131410-50 CRC 10-18 7/2-7/30 Tu/Th 5-5:45pm 9 $20/$22 131410-51 CRC 10-18 7/2-7/30 Tu/Th 6-6:45pm 9 $20/$22 131410-60 CRC 10-18 8/1-8/29 Tu/Th 5-5:45pm 9 $20/$22 131410-61 CRC 10-18 8/4-8/27 Tu/Th 6-6:45pm 9 $20/$22
FUGITIVE FITNESS PARKOUR
We teach all the basic movement patterns involved in Parkour including running, jumping, rolling, swinging, and vaulting. There are endless movements to be learned within each of the categories, so the drills, skills, and techniques emphasized are fun and challenging. Students also learn core values of respect, discipline, responsibility, commitment, and leadership and are expected to embody those values. Although this is not a high-intensity class, it likely will be physically demanding. Bring a water bottle and be ready to sweat! Instructor: Fugitive Fitness CLASS # LOC 131200-35 CRC 131200-50 CRC
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AGE DATES DAY 6-12 5/6-6/3 W 6-12 7/29-8/26 W
TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 5-6pm 5 $40/$44 5-6pm 5 $40/$44
PARKOUR SECRET MISSION CAMP
Fugitive Fitness believes kids should be active, play with friends, and learn good values at summer camp. Our Secret Mission Camp was designed for exactly that as campers learn parkour skills, teamwork, and gain leadership skills working together to carry out secret missions. Participants will have fun sneaking in and around the Rec Center using their newly acquired skills all under the guidance of our fully certified staff. Bring a towel and water bottle. Instructor: Fugitive Fitness CLASS # LOC 131200-42 CRC
AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 7-13 7/13-7/16 M-Th 9am-12pm 4 $100/$110
PARKOUR GAMES CAMP
Fugitive Fitness believes kids should be active, play with friends, and learn good values at summer camp. During this exciting week, campers learn cool Parkour moves, such as jumping and landing, vaulting, and balance. They then use their skills in classic games with a Parkour spin like lava tag, kickball, and Simon Says, as well as new games and challenges under the guidance of our fully certified staff. Bring a towel and water bottle. Instructor: Fugitive Fitness CLASS # LOC 131200-52 CRC
AGE DATES DAY 7-13 7/27-7/30 M-Th
TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 9am-12pm 4 $100/$110
DROP IN>> INDOOR CYCLING
The instructor brings an outdoor cycling experience indoors in this athletic and authentic cycling ride. Motivating instruction and driving music will keep you energized as you are led through a workout comprised of a variety of hill climbs, flat terrains, head winds, tail winds, sprints, and aerobic intervals. Each workout is different as the instructor picks the terrain and sets the goals for each class. This class is multi-level and no outdoor cycling experience is required. If you are serious about burning calories, losing weight, and elite cardiorespiratory fitness, this class is for you. Bring a water bottle, towel, and gel bike seat cover (optional). $8 (res)/$9 (non-res) drop in fee. Instructor: McGehee CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY 130130-35 RRC 16+ 5/5-5/26 Tu 130130-40 RRC 16+ 6/2-6/30 Tu 130130-50 RRC 16+ 7/7-7/28 Tu 130130-60 RRC 16+ 8/4-8/25 Tu
TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 6-7pm 4 $28/$31 6-7pm 5 $35/$38.50 6-7pm 4 $28/$31 6-7pm 4 $28/$31
DROP IN>> KUNDALINI YOGA
Through improved flexibility, breathing, and circulation, Kundalini Yoga emphasizes a healthy body and mind as keys to a healthy and happy life. Exercise and meditation are augmented by the ancient technique of mantra to enhance the meditative aspect of the yoga experience. Once learned, yoga can be practiced at home. Experience increases in energy and vitality, stress reduction, mood control, and overall peace of mind. Bring an exercise mat and water. $15 (res)/$16.50 (non-res) drop in fee. Instructor: Khalsa CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 130150-35 RRC 12+ 5/1-6/12 F 6:30-8pm 7 $84/$92.50 130150-50 RRC 12+ 7/10-7/31 F 6:30-8pm 4 $48/$53 130150-60 RRC 12+ 8/7-8/28 F 6:30-8pm 4 $48/$53
For your convenience, recreation centers accept Visa and MasterCard for all Parks & Recreation fees.
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Dedication + Determination = Results. Feel your best all day long with this high energy group training workout. Arrive early for a class that will focus on core exercises, cardiovascular conditioning, strength, endurance, and flexibility for a total body approach to fitness. Every class is different and is designed by certified personal trainers to keep the body guessing, so you’ll continually see results. $10 (res)/$11 (non-res) drop in fee. Level: Beginner-Advanced. No class 5/25. Instructor: LiveWire Fitness LOC RRC RRC RRC RRC
AGE 18+ 18+ 18+ 18+
DATES 5/1-5/29 6/1-6/29 7/1-7/31 8/3-8/31
DAY M/W/F M/W/F M/W/F M/W/F
TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 6-7am 12 $109/$120 6-7am 13 $109/$120 6-7am 14 $109/$120 6-7am 13 $109/$120
DROP IN>> PILATES FOR EVERYONE
Pilates is a total body conditioning exercise that combines flexibility and strength to restore natural balance while boosting the immune system and reducing stress, fatigue, and pain. No food or drink one hour prior to class. Wear comfortable clothing that is not too loose and bring a mat, towel, and water. $15 (res)/$16.50 (non-res) drop in fee. No class 5/25. Instructor: Mashreghi CLASS # LOC 130220-35 RRC 130220-50 RRC
AGE 13+ 13+
DATES DAY 6/1-6/29 M 7/6-8/31 M
TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 6-7pm 4 $40/$44 6-7pm 9 $90/$99
DROP IN>> POWER UP YOGA
LOC AGE DATES Drop In Passes* RRC 13+ 6/1-8/29 RRC 13+ 6/1-8/29 RRC 13+ 6/1-8/29 RRC 13+ 6/1-8/29
DAY
W/Th F/Sa W/Th F/Sa W/Th F/Sa W/Th F/Sa
TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR)
6-7pm 9:30-10:30am 6-7pm 9:30-10:30am 6-7pm 9:30-10:30am 6-7pm 9:30-10:30am
1
$15/$16.50
2
$27/$29.50
4
$45/$49.50
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Develop strong core muscles, restore balance, and promote lean muscle building while minimizing injuries. Emphasis is on a fullbody workout with balance postures included. Mats, hand weights, resistance bands, tubing, and stability balls will be used during class. Safe periods of interval training will be incorporated into the class for improved cardiovascular conditioning. All fitness levels will benefit, especially older adults. Modifications are offered for beginners and those needing corrective exercise for injuries. $10 (res)/$11 (non-res) drop in fee. No class 5/25. Instructor: Age-Intercept Inc. CLASS # LOC AGE 130230-35 RRC 18+ 130230-40 RRC 18+ 130230-50 RRC 18+ 130230-60 RRC 18+
DATES DAY 5/4-5/18 M 6/1-6/29 M 7/6-7/27 M 8/3-8/31 M
TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 11am-12pm 3 $24/$26.50 11am-12pm 5 $40/$44 11am-12pm 4 $32/$35.25 11am-12pm 5 $40/$44
130231-35 130231-40 130231-50 130231-60
5/6-5/27 6/3-6/24 7/1-7/29 8/5-8/26
W W W W
12:15-1:15pm 12:15-1:15pm 12:15-1:15pm 12:15-1:15pm
4 4 5 4
F F F F
11am-12pm 11am-12pm 11am-12pm 11am-12pm
5 $40/$44 4 $32/$35.25 5 $40/$44 4 $32/$35.25
RRC RRC RRC RRC
130232-35 RRC 130232-40 RRC 130232-50 RRC 130232-60 RRC
18+ 18+ 18+ 18+
18+ 5/1-5/29 18+ 6/5-6/26 18+ 7/3-7/31 18+ 8/7-8/28
$32/$35.25 $32/$35.25 $40/$44 $32/$35.25
DROP IN>> TUFF-TIME COED BOXING
This class offers a unique workout that combines cardio, light weights, basic boxing skills, and drills (sparring is optional) for both men and women. If you’ve tried other classes such as dance, yoga, or Zumba and not seen results, then give this class a try. It will promote weight loss, help you get into shape both physically and mentally, and relieve some stress. Class is taught by a state-certified USBA instructor with 60 years of experience. The instructor has won New York and Dallas Golden Gloves Championships and National Tough Man competitions. Try it out, you won’t regret it and you will leave tired, but refreshed. To schedule private lessons, email mtuffy1@ yahoo.com. $8 (res)/$9 (non-res) drop in fee. No class 5/25. Instructor: Tufariello CLASS # 131140-35 131140-40 131140-50 131140-60
LOC CRC CRC CRC CRC
AGE 16+ 16+ 16+ 16+
DATES 5/4-5/27 6/1-6/29 7/1-7/29 8/3-8/31
DAY M/W M/W M/W M/W
Education The Arts
This workout is for beginners to advanced practitioners who want to maximize their power, energy, and vitality. This exhilarating experience will leave you trim, energized, and heart healthy while strengthening all your muscles, burning fat, toning your entire body, and more. The music and atmosphere will enhance your learning experience. Friday morning yoga classes will also include weights, medicine balls, stretch bands, and body bars. Level: BeginnerAdvanced. No class 7/4. Instructor: Bills
DROP IN>> STRENGTH - CORE - BALANCE
Library Community
CLASS # 130110-35 130110-40 130110-50 130110-60
Facilities Senior
DROP IN>> LIVEWIRE CORE ENERGY
TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 7-8pm 7 $50/$55 7-8pm 9 $50/$55 7-8pm 9 $50/$55 7-8pm 9 $50/$55
*Drop In Passes must be used within 60 days of purchase. DAY
TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR)
Fitness
LOC AGE DATES Unlimited Passes* RRC 13+ 30-day RRC 13+ 90-day
W/Th 6-7pm 30 $55/$60.50 F/Sa 9:30-10:30am W/Th 6-7pm 90 $125/$137.50 F/Sa 9:30-10:30am
*Unlimited Passes are good from the date of purchase.
Aquatics
DROP IN>> STEP - STRENGTH - CORE
CLASS # 130215-35 130215-40 130215-50 130215-60
LOC RRC RRC RRC RRC
AGE 15+ 15+ 15+ 15+
DATES DAY TIME #CLSS 5/7-5/28 Th 7:15-8:15pm 4 6/4-6/25 Th 7:15-8:15pm 4 7/2-7/30 Th 7:15-8:15pm 5 8/6-8/27 Th 7:15-8:15pm 4
$(RES/NR) $24/$26.50 $24/$26.50 $30/$33 $24/$26.50
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Try an interval class that combines basic step aerobics, upper body strength training, and core conditioning into one well-designed workout. This class allows you to work both your heart and your muscles extensively in a one-hour-long class. By doing circuits of cardio on the step, followed by strategic intervals of upper body strength training, and wrapping up with intense core conditioning, you will be using your time efficiently. $8 (res)/$9 (non-res) drop in fee. Instructor: Campo
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DROP IN>> YOGA FOR EVERYONE
We help the body into the correct positions and focus on body alignment using props because all bodies are different. Come experience yoga to feel energized and revitalized. No food or drink one hour prior to class. Wear comfortable clothing that is not too loose and bring a mat, yoga blanket, and strap. Instructor: Mashreghi CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS 130250-35 RRC 13+ 6/3-6/24 W 6-7pm 4 130250-50 RRC 13+ 7/1-8/26 W 6-7pm 9
$(RES/NR) $40/$44 $90/$99
DROP IN>> YOGA ON THE SQUARE
Whether you are new to yoga or a long-term practitioner, this is a great class for everybody. Wear comfortable clothing that is not too loose and bring your own mat. No preregistration required. Weather permitting. Level: Beginner-Advanced. Instructor: Hawthorne LOC DWTN DWTN DWTN DWTN
AGE 5+ 5+ 5+ 5+
DATES 5/9 6/20 7/11 8/8
DAY Sa Sa Sa Sa
TIME $(RES/NR) 9-10am Free 9-10am Free 9-10am Free 9-10am Free
Not sure how machines in our weight room work or how to set up a machine? This class provides a walk-through of the weight room to give a better understanding of the setup and how to properly position yourself. The orientation is a learning opportunity but will not provide a training plan. If you are interested in obtaining a personalized workout plan, contact one of our personal trainers. Due to scheduling, there are no refunds, credits, or transfers for this class. If you cancel or miss the class, you will be required to re-register and pay the class fee again to participate. Advanced registration required. Instructor: Staff CLASS #
AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) Senior Center 132170-35 18+ 5/11 M 2:30-4pm 1 $6/$6.75 132170-50 18+ 7/13 M 2:30-4pm 1 $6/$6.75 Rosemeade Rec Center 130240-40 18+ 6/8 M 6:30-7:30pm 1 $6/$6.75 130240-60 18+ 8/10 M 6:30-7:30pm 1 $6/$6.75
WEIGHT ROOM ORIENTATION FOR MINORS
DROP IN>> ZUMBA
Explore a Latin flavor in this calorie-burning fitness class. The Merengue, Salsa, Reggaeton, Samba, Cha-Cha, Bachata, and other international Latin rhythms help tone your core, elevate your heart rate, and strengthen your body. Classes may include deep stretching and relaxing at the end of each session. No dance experience necessary. $8 (res)/$9 (non-res) drop in fee. No class 5/25. Instructor: Piamonte CLASS # LOC AGE 130280-35 RRC 15+ 130280-40 RRC 15+ 130280-50 RRC 15+ 130280-60 RRC 15+
FITNESS EQUIPMENT ORIENTATION
DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 5/4-5/18 M 7:30-8:30pm 3 $19.50/$21.50 6/1-6/29 M 7:30-8:30pm 5 $32.50/$35.75 7/6-7/27 M 7:30-8:30pm 4 $26/$28.75 8/3-8/31 M 7:30-8:30pm 5 $32.50/$32.75
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Our qualified staff will teach youth proper weight room and cardio room etiquette. Teens will receive a weight room authorization card, allowing them to work out in the weight room independently upon completion of the class. Both parent and child must sign the weight room user agreement form. If you are interested in obtaining a personalized workout plan, contact one of our personal trainers. There are no refunds, credits, or transfers for this class. If you cancel or miss the class, you will be required to re-register and pay the class fee again to participate. Instructor: Staff CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY 130245-35 RRC 13-15 5/12 Tu 130245-40 RRC 13-15 6/9 Tu 130245-50 RRC 13-15 7/14 Tu 130245-60 RRC 13-15 8/11 Tu
TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 6:30-7pm 1 $6/$6.75 3:30-4pm 1 $6/$6.75 3:30-4pm 1 $6/$6.75 6:30-7pm 1 $6/$6.75
Personal Trainers City of Carrollton personal trainers are available to work with you at Crosby and Rosemeade Recreation Centers and the Carrollton Senior Center. Personal trainers have their own philosophies and unique styles to create an individual training program to meet your needs. Sessions are charged at an hourly rate and trainers’ rates vary. Visit cityofcarrollton.com/parksandrec and click on Programs & Events for more information on our trainers. For additional information about the personal training program, call 972-466-9834.
JULIE CHADWICK
214-926-4776 • jchadwick16@yahoo.com $30/30min or $60/hr Julie enjoys working with clients age 50 and older and designs fitness routines, as well as nutrition plans unique to each individual. She keeps clients accountable, protects them from injuries, and provides a positive environment.
JORDAN MASON
214-636-4847 • jordan.brooke.mason@gmail.com $35/30min or $60/hr Jordan is an advocate for the holistic approach to health and is dedicated to showing her clients how good fitness can feel in both physical and mental aspects. Her focus is on the mind-body connection and sharing ways to use physical activity to combat daily stress, anxiety, and minor aches and pains.
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TOM NOUNE
214-957-3694 • tgnoune@aol.com hearthealthandwellness.com • $65/$60 hr Tom specializes in weight resistance training, primarily with baby boomers and seniors. He also provides nutritional coaching and emphasizes the importance and benefits of proper stretching techniques.
KERRY STALLO
214-244-7004 • ageintercept@aol.com • ageintercept.com $30 initial assessment, $50/45 min, or $65/hr Kerry specializes in corrective exercise and developing exercise strategies for older adults. Key programs include: weight loss, overall body conditioning, and increasing muscle strength.
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Splash Parks The City offers two splash parks, which both have multiple features that provide a safe, free environment for children to cool off in during the hot summer months. At the Thomas Splash Park, water features can be activated between 9am and 8pm every day. Simply tap the sensor on the top of the red fire hydrant to start the water features (it may take several minutes to start). At the Oak Hills Splash Park, no activation is required. The water runs continuously from 9am to 8pm. Pavilions, tables, and a deck are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Restrooms are onsite.
For the latest information, check our website at cityofcarrollton.com/splashpark. W.J. THOMAS SPLASH PARK
OAK HILLS SPLASH PARK
1955 N. Perry Road
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Rosemeade Rainforest Aquatic Complex 1334 E. Rosemeade Parkway • 972-466-6399 Rosemeade Rainforest Aquatic Complex is located adjacent to Rosemeade Recreation Center. The Rainforest section features a zero-depth entry pool, two platform levels with a bridge, water cannons, bubblers, spray bars, water slides, a 200-foot long lazy river, and a 600-gallon dump bucket. The newly remodeled main pool section consists of a shaded toddler splash pool, a zero-depth entry activity pool with a depth of 4 feet, a 25-meter lap pool with eight lanes, a diving well, and two 22 foot-tall water slides. The facility also includes a newly remodeled bathhouse and concession stand, deck space, picnic tables, lounge chairs, shaded areas, and plenty of parking.
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HOURS Pre-Season Hours Saturday, May 23 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10am-6pm Sunday, May 24. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-6pm , Monday, May 25. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10am-6pm AT I O N M IL R O N F Friday, MayO29 Daily swimming R EMA R E Ibegins
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Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11am-6pm Saturday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10am-6pm Sunday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-6pm *Rosemeade Rainforest Aquatic Complex will open at 2pm on 6/6, and close at 4pm on 6/26 due to swim meets.
July 4 Rosemeade Pool will be open 10am-6pm
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FEES
Proof of residency is required for resident rates. Children two and under are admitted free when accompanied by an adult. Children 10 and under will not be admitted into the pool area unless accompanied by a responsible adult. The adult must stay with the child while at the pool. All persons entering the facility must pay admission.
ROSEMEADE RAINFOREST FEES Days Resident Non-resident Weekday (M-F) $5 $9 Weekend (Sa, Su) $6 $10 Weekend rates will apply to Memorial Day, July 4, and Labor Day.
PASSES
Book passes of 20, family passes, and individual passes are available. Photo identification and proof of residency are required in order to purchase a resident pass. All family members must present a photo ID. Family passes and individual passes may be purchased beginning Thursday, April 2 at Rosemeade Recreation Center. Book passes may be purchased at the pool starting Tuesday, May 26. Family passes, individual passes, and book passes are only valid for the year purchased, and no exchanges or refunds will be granted.
Resident Non-resident Book Passes (20) $80 $112 Family Passes $120* $150* Individual Passes $50 $60 *Includes four members. Additional members may be added for $10 each for residents and $15 each for non-residents. All members must reside at the same address.
SWIM ATTIRE
Proper swim attire is required to enter the pool area. No jeans or basketball shorts are allowed.
LAP SWIMMING
The Rosemeade pool offers four lanes (25 meters long) during public swim hours. Additional lanes may be opened as needed. Regular admission is charged.
PARTIES
Host a party at the Rosemeade Rainforest Aquatic Complex. Reservations can be made to rent tables during daily operating hours on Saturdays and Sundays or for private parties during non-public swim hours on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday evenings. Table reservations and private party reservations requests can be made beginning Wednesday, April 8 for residents and Wednesday, April 22 for non-residents. All reservations/reservation requests must be made online at cityofcarrollton.com/rosemeadepool. Call 972-466-3083 for more information.
TABLE RESERVATIONS
Tables are available to rent during daily operating hours on Saturday and Sunday. Pool admission for all guests is additional. Table reservations must be made at least 24 hours in advance. Fee is per table, per hour. Table reservation requests must be made online at cityofcarrollton.com/rosemeadepool. 6 Foot Table Weekend (Sa, Su)
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Non-Residents
$10 $15
PRIVATE PARTY RESERVATIONS
Private parties can be held during non-public swim hours on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday between Friday, May 22 and Saturday, September 5 from 6:30-8:30pm, 8:30-10:30pm, or 6:30-10:30pm. Full payment must be made at the time of booking. The prices listed below are for rental of the Rosemeade Rainforest section or the Rosemeade Main Pool section (price doubles if you rent both sides). Prices include lifeguards and access to the facility. Group size is determined by the number of people in the facility, not the number of people swimming. Group Size
2 Hour Party
4 Hour Party
Resident/Non-resident Resident/Non-resident
1-200 Guests 200+ Guests
$400/$550 $550/$700
$800/$1,100 $1,100/$1,400
SWIM LESSONS Recreational swim classes are held at Rosemeade Rainforest Aquatic Complex
Session 1: Session 2: Session 3: Session 4: Session 5:
Monday, June 1-Thursday, June 11 Monday, June 15-Thursday, June 25 Monday, June 29-Thursday, July 9 Monday, July 13-Thursday, July 23 Monday, July 27-Thursday, August 6
INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY
Classes will only be canceled due to inclement weather such as lightning in the immediate area, severe thunderstorms, hail, or excessive winds related to weather warnings. Classes ARE NOT canceled due to rain or cool weather. Call the Swim Class Hotline (972-695-2355 ext. 13) 30 minutes prior to your class time for inclement weather-related information or visit RainoutLine.com and download the phone app to view the status of swim lessons.
SWIM LESSON REFUND POLICY
In order to be eligible for a refund, a refund request form needs to be filled out and turned in to Rosemeade or Crosby Recreation Center prior to the start or end of the class session. If the class has not started, a refund will be given minus a $5 administrative fee. If the class has started, only pro-rated household credits, minus a $5 administrative fee, will be considered, and the merit of requests will be on a case-by-case basis. If your child is sick, please provide a copy of a doctor’s note along with your refund request. Any change in class registration or transfers to another class will incur a $5 transfer/change fee. NO refunds will be awarded after a swim lesson session has ended.
Register for events and classes online at cityofcarrollton.com/signupnow. Registration for Carrollton residents begins May 18. Non-resident registration begins May 18. Classes begin June 1.
For your convenience, recreation centers accept Visa and MasterCard for all Parks & Recreation fees.
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Group Classes
Each participant should be able to perform all skills in a level before progressing to the next level. Please note age requirements. Instructor to student ratios are listed for each class. Students are grouped in classes by their ability level, and all students are taught water safety skills. There is no guarantee that every student will be swimming at the end of each session. Swim lessons are sanctioned and approved by the American Red Cross and taught by certified water safety instructors and qualified instructor aides. Student/instructor ratios are important; however, occasional adjustments might be necessary at class time to accommodate unforeseen circumstances. Carrollton Parks & Recreation reserves the right to make any adjustments necessary to provide the best possible learning experience. To aid in class selection, this chart provides course objectives and skills to be tested by the end of each session.
Parent & Tot Preschool • • • • • • • • • • •
Level 3
Level 4
Level 5
Level 6
• Entry/Exit • Bobbing • Fully submerging and breath holding • Front/Back float and glide • Jellyfish and tuck float • Recovery • Rolling from front to back/back to front • Change direction • Treading • Finning arm action • Combined arm/ leg action
• Entry by jumping • Head first entry from sitting position • Bobbing while moving • Rotary breathing • Survival float • Back float • Change from vertical to horizontal position from back/front • Treading • Flutter, scissors, and dolphin kick • Front crawl • Elementary backstroke
• Head first entry from side • Swim under water • Feet first surface dive • Survival swimming • Front crawl open turn • Backstroke open turn • Treading with two kicks • Front/Back crawl • Breaststroke • Butterfly • Flutter and dolphin kicking • Elementary backstroke • Sidestroke
• Shallow angle dive • Tuck/Pike surface dive • Front flip turn • Backstroke flip turn • Treading • Front/Back crawl • Breaststroke • Butterfly • Elementary backstroke • Standard scull • Sidestroke
• Surface dive • Diving from poolside • Take-off from deck • Tuck/Pike jump • Treading • Front/Back crawl • Breaststroke • Butterfly • Elementary backstroke • Sidestroke • Flip turns • Open turns
PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS (RATIO 1:1)
Each student receives one-on-one instruction from a certified American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor; designed to meet the student’s swimming needs at any skill level. CLASS# STARTS LOC AGE DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 215000-10 6/1 Rose. 3½+ M-Th 11-11:30am 4 $80/$88 215000-11 6/1 Rose. 3½+ M-Th 11:30am-12pm 4 $80/$88 215000-12 6/1 Rose. 3½+ M-Th 4:45-5:15pm 4 $80/$88 215000-15 6/8 Rose. 3½+ M-Th 11-11:30am 4 $80/$88 215000-16 6/8 Rose. 3½+ M-Th 11:30am-12pm 4 $80/$88 215000-17 6/8 Rose. 3½+ M-Th 4:45-5:15pm 4 $80/$88 215000-20 6/15 Rose. 3½+ M-Th 11-11:30am 4 $80/$88 215000-21 6/15 Rose. 3½+ M-Th 11:30am-12pm 4 $80/$88 215000-22 6/15 Rose. 3½+ M-Th 4:45-5:15pm 4 $80/$88 215000-25 6/22 Rose. 3½+ M-Th 11-11:30am 4 $80/$88 215000-26 6/22 Rose. 3½+ M-Th 11:30am-12pm 4 $80/$88 215000-27 6/22 Rose. 3½+ M-Th 4:45-5:15pm 4 $80/$88 215000-30 6/29 Rose. 3½+ M-Th 11-11:30am 4 $80/$88 215000-31 6/29 Rose. 3½+ M-Th 11:30am-12pm 4 $80/$88 215000-32 6/29 Rose. 3½+ M-Th 4:45-5:15pm 4 $80/$88 215000-35 7/6 Rose. 3½+ M-Th 11-11:30am 4 $80/$88 215000-36 7/6 Rose. 3½+ M-Th 11:30am-12pm 4 $80/$88 215000-37 7/6 Rose. 3½+ M-Th 4:45-5:15pm 4 $80/$88 215000-40 7/13 Rose. 3½+ M-Th 11-11:30am 4 $80/$88 215000-41 7/13 Rose. 3½+ M-Th 11:30am-12pm 4 $80/$88 215000-42 7/13 Rose. 3½+ M-Th 4:45-5:15pm 4 $80/$88 215000-45 7/20 Rose. 3½+ M-Th 11-11:30am 4 $80/$88 215000-46 7/20 Rose. 3½+ M-Th 11:30am-12pm 4 $80/$88 215000-47 7/20 Rose. 3½+ M-Th 4:45-5:15pm 4 $80/$88 215000-50 7/27 Rose. 3½+ M-Th 11-11:30am 4 $80/$88 215000-51 7/27 Rose. 3½+ M-Th 11:30am-12pm 4 $80/$88 215000-52 7/27 Rose. 3½+ M-Th 4:45-5:15pm 4 $80/$88 215000-55 8/3 Rose. 3½+ M-Th 11-11:30am 4 $80/$88 215000-56 8/3 Rose. 3½+ M-Th 11:30am-12pm 4 $80/$88 215000-57 8/3 Rose. 3½+ M-Th 4:45-5:15pm 4 $80/$88
Education The Arts
Entry/Exit Blowing bubbles Bobbing Front/Back float and glide Recovery Rolling from front to back/back to front Treading Arm/Leg action Combined arm/ leg action Alternating arm/ leg action Simultaneous arm/leg action
Level 2
Library Community
• Safety around the pool • Water entry • Breath holding • Face submerging • Kicking • Arm actions • Front/Back floating and gliding
Level 1
PARENT & TOT (RATIO 1:10)
The foundation of this class is a set of basic skills that prepares young children to become comfortable in the water. Skills taught include water adjustment, increased confidence and coordination, showing comfort while maintaining a front and back position, and demonstrating breath control and water safety education. A responsible adult is required to participate with the child. CLASS# STARTS LOC AGE DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 215007-11 6/1 Rose. 9mos-2yrs M-Th 8-8:30am 8 $48/$53 215007-10 6/1 Rose. 9mos-2yrs M-Th 9:45-10:15am 8 $48/$53 215007-13 6/1 Rose. 9mos-2yrs M-Th 6:05-6:35pm 8 $48/$53 215007-21 6/15 Rose. 9mos-2yrs M-Th 8-8:30am 8 $48/$53 215007-20 6/15 Rose. 9mos-2yrs M-Th 9:45-10:15am 8 $48/$53 215007-23 6/15 Rose. 9mos-2yrs M-Th 6:05-6:35pm 8 $48/$53 215007-31 6/29 Rose. 9mos-2yrs M-Th 8-8:30am 8 $48/$53 215007-30 6/29 Rose. 9mos-2yrs M-Th 9:45-10:15am 8 $48/$53 215007-33 6/29 Rose. 9mos-2yrs M-Th 6:05-6:35pm 8 $48/$53 215007-41 7/13 Rose. 9mos-2yrs M-Th 8-8:30am 8 $48/$53 215007-40 7/13 Rose. 9mos-2yrs M-Th 9:45-10:15am 8 $48/$53 215007-43 7/13 Rose. 9mos-2yrs M-Th 6:05-6:35pm 8 $48/$53 215007-51 7/27 Rose. 9mos-2yrs M-Th 8-8:30am 8 $48/$53 215007-50 7/27 Rose. 9mos-2yrs M-Th 9:45-10:15am 8 $48/$53 215007-53 7/27 Rose. 9mos-2yrs M-Th 6:05-6:35pm 8 $48/$53
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More fun for your little one:
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Perry Museum fun is on page 8; Library classes start on page 14; Art and dance classes on pages 31-33; Gymnastics are on page 45-48; Martial arts on page 50; and tennis is on page 53
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PRESCHOOL (RATIO 1:3)
LEVEL 2 (RATIO 1:4)
CLASS# STARTS LOC AGE 215008-10 6/1 Rose. 3-4 215008-11 6/1 Rose. 3-4 215008-12 6/1 Rose. 3-4 215008-13 6/1 Rose. 3-4 215008-15 6/1 Rose. 3-4 215008-16 6/1 Rose. 3-4 215008-17 6/1 Rose. 3-4 215008-20 6/15 Rose. 3-4 215008-21 6/15 Rose. 3-4 215008-22 6/15 Rose. 3-4 215008-23 6/15 Rose. 3-4 215008-25 6/15 Rose. 3-4 215008-26 6/15 Rose. 3-4 215008-27 6/15 Rose. 3-4 215008-30 6/29 Rose. 3-4 215008-31 6/29 Rose. 3-4 215008-32 6/29 Rose. 3-4 215008-33 6/29 Rose. 3-4 215008-35 6/29 Rose. 3-4 215008-37 6/29 Rose. 3-4 215008-38 6/29 Rose. 3-4 215008-40 7/13 Rose. 3-4 215008-41 7/13 Rose. 3-4 215008-42 7/13 Rose. 3-4 215008-43 7/13 Rose. 3-4 215008-45 7/13 Rose. 3-4 215008-46 7/13 Rose. 3-4 215008-47 7/13 Rose. 3-4 215008-50 7/27 Rose. 3-4 215008-51 7/27 Rose. 3-4 215008-52 7/27 Rose. 3-4 215008-53 7/27 Rose. 3-4 215008-55 7/27 Rose. 3-4 215008-56 7/27 Rose. 3-4 215008-57 7/27 Rose. 3-4
CLASS# STARTS LOC AGE 215002-10 6/1 Rose. 5+ 215002-11 6/1 Rose. 5+ 215002-13 6/1 Rose. 5+ 215002-12 6/1 Rose. 5+ 215002-14 6/1 Rose. 5+ 215002-20 6/15 Rose. 5+ 215002-21 6/15 Rose. 5+ 215002-23 6/15 Rose. 5+ 215002-22 6/15 Rose. 5+ 215002-24 6/15 Rose. 5+ 215002-30 6/29 Rose. 5+ 215002-31 6/29 Rose. 5+ 215002-33 6/29 Rose. 5+ 215002-32 6/29 Rose. 5+ 215002-34 6/29 Rose. 5+ 215002-40 7/13 Rose. 5+ 215002-41 7/13 Rose. 5+ 215002-43 7/13 Rose. 5+ 215002-42 7/13 Rose. 5+ 215002-44 7/13 Rose. 5+ 215002-50 7/27 Rose. 5+ 215002-51 7/27 Rose. 5+ 215002-53 7/27 Rose. 5+ 215002-52 7/27 Rose. 5+ 215002-54 7/27 Rose. 5+
Skills taught include fundamentals of water safety, buoyancy, breath control, swimming on front and back, changing directions, and water entry and exit. This class may be divided into three separate groups (beginner, intermediate, and advanced) on the first day. DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) M-Th 8-8:30am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8:35-9:05am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 9:45-10:15am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 10:20-10:50am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 5:30-6pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 6:05-6:35pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 6:40-7:10pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8-8:30am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8:35-9:05am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 9:45-10:15am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 10:20-10:50am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 5:30-6pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 6:05-6:35pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 6:40-7:10pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8-8:30am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8:35-9:05am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 9:45-10:15am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 10:20-10:50am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 5:30-6pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 6:05-6:35pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 6:40-7:10pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8-8:30am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8:35-9:05am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 9:45-10:15am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 10:20-10:50am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 5:30-6pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 6:05-6:35pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 6:40-7:10pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8-8:30am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8:35-9:05am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 9:45-10:15am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 10:20-10:50am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 5:30-6pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 6:05-6:35pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 6:40-7:10pm 8 $48/$53
Students will learn to propel themselves on their front and back using coordinated arm and leg action. Students will also learn to float without support and recover to a vertical position. Treading water and bobbing are also introduced. DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) M-Th 8:35-9:05am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 10:20-10:50am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 5:30-6pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 6:05p-6:35pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 7:15-7:45pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8:35-9:05am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 10:20-10:50am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 5:30-6pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 6:05p-6:35pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 7:15-7:45pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8:35-9:05am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 10:20-10:50am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 5:30-6pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 6:05p-6:35pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 7:15-7:45pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8:35-9:05am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 10:20-10:50am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 5:30-6pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 6:05p-6:35pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 7:15-7:45pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8:35-9:05am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 10:20-10:50am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 5:30-6pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 6:05p-6:35pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 7:15-7:45pm 8 $48/$53
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LEVEL 1 (RATIO 1:3)
Students will learn basic personal water safety skills to help them feel comfortable in the water. Basic skills include water adjustment, beginning stroke skills, and safety.
LEVEL 3 (RATIO 1:4)
Students will continue improvement on front and back crawl and personal water safety. Students will also be introduced to elementary backstroke, rotary breathing, dolphin kick, and breaststroke kick. CLASS# STARTS LOC AGE 215003-10 6/1 Rose. 5+ 215003-11 6/1 Rose. 5+ 215003-12 6/1 Rose. 5+ 215003-13 6/1 Rose. 5+ 215003-15 6/1 Rose. 5+ 215003-16 6/1 Rose. 5+ 215003-17 6/1 Rose. 5+ 215003-20 6/15 Rose. 5+ 215003-21 6/15 Rose. 5+ 215003-22 6/15 Rose. 5+ 215003-23 6/15 Rose. 5+ 215003-25 6/15 Rose. 5+ 215003-26 6/15 Rose. 5+ 215003-27 6/15 Rose. 5+ 215003-30 6/29 Rose. 5+ 215003-31 6/29 Rose. 5+ 215003-32 6/29 Rose. 5+ 215003-33 6/29 Rose. 5+ 215003-35 6/29 Rose. 5+ 215003-36 6/29 Rose. 5+ 215003-37 6/29 Rose. 5+ 215003-40 7/13 Rose. 5+ 215003-41 7/13 Rose. 5+ 215003-42 7/13 Rose. 5+ 215003-43 7/13 Rose. 5+ 215003-45 7/13 Rose. 5+ 215003-46 7/13 Rose. 5+ 215003-47 7/13 Rose. 5+ 215003-50 7/27 Rose. 5+ 215003-51 7/27 Rose. 5+ 215003-52 7/27 Rose. 5+ 215003-53 7/27 Rose. 5+ 215003-55 7/27 Rose. 5+ 215003-56 7/27 Rose. 5+ 215003-57 7/27 Rose. 5+
DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) M-Th 8-8:30am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8:35-9:05am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 9:10-9:40am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 10:20-10:50am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 5:30-6pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 6:40-7:10pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 7:50-8:20pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8-8:30am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8:35-9:05am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 9:10-9:40am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 10:20-10:50am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 5:30-6pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 6:40-7:10pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 7:50-8:20pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8-8:30am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8:35-9:05am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 9:10-9:40am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 10:20-10:50am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 5:30-6pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 6:40-7:10pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 7:50-8:20pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8-8:30am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8:35-9:05am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 9:10-9:40am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 10:20-10:50am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 5:30-6pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 6:40-7:10pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 7:50-8:20pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8-8:30am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8:35-9:05am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 9:10-9:40am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 10:20-10:50am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 5:30-6pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 6:40-7:10pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 7:50-8:20pm 8 $48/$53
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Students will continue improvement on front and back crawl and elementary backstroke. This level will introduce the breaststroke, butterfly, scissor kick, and personal water safety. DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) M-Th 8-8:30am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 10:20-10:50am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 6:05-6:35pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 7:15-7:45pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8-8:30am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 10:20-10:50am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 6:05-6:35pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 7:15-7:45pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8-8:30am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 10:20-10:50am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 6:05-6:35pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 7:15-7:45pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8-8:30am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 10:20-10:50am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 6:05-6:35pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 7:15-7:45pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8-8:30am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 10:20-10:50am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 6:05-6:35pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 7:15-7:45pm 8 $48/$53
ADAPTIVE (RATIO 1:1)
Students diagnosed with special needs and/or developmental disabilities may be evaluated to be placed in appropriate levels of swim classes. CLASS# STARTS LOC AGE 215009-10 6/1 Rose. 3+ 215009-11 6/1 Rose. 3+ 215009-12 6/1 Rose. 3+ 215009-13 6/1 Rose. 3+ 215009-14 6/1 Rose. 3+ 215009-15 6/1 Rose. 3+ 215009-20 6/15 Rose. 3+ 215009-21 6/15 Rose. 3+ 215009-22 6/15 Rose. 3+ 215009-23 6/15 Rose. 3+ 215009-24 6/15 Rose. 3+ 215009-25 6/15 Rose. 3+ 215009-30 6/29 Rose. 3+ 215009-31 6/29 Rose. 3+ 215009-32 6/29 Rose. 3+ 215009-33 6/29 Rose. 3+ 215009-34 6/29 Rose. 3+ 215009-35 6/29 Rose. 3+ 215009-40 7/13 Rose. 3+ 215009-41 7/13 Rose. 3+ 215009-42 7/13 Rose. 3+ 215009-43 7/13 Rose. 3+ 215009-44 7/13 Rose. 3+ 215009-45 7/13 Rose. 3+ 215009-50 7/27 Rose. 3+ 215009-51 7/27 Rose. 3+ 215009-52 7/27 Rose. 3+ 215009-53 7/27 Rose. 3+ 215009-54 7/27 Rose. 3+ 215009-55 7/27 Rose. 3+
DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) M-Th 8-8:30am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8:35-9:05am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 9:10-9:40am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 9:45-10:15am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 6:05-6:35pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 7:50-8:20pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8-8:30am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8:35-9:05am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 9:10-9:40am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 9:45-10:15am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 6:05-6:35pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 7:50-8:20pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8-8:30am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8:35-9:05am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 9:10-9:40am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 9:45-10:15am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 6:05-6:35pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 7:50-8:20pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8-8:30am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8:35-9:05am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 9:10-9:40am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 9:45-10:15am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 6:05-6:35pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 7:50-8:20pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8-8:30am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 8:35-9:05am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 9:10-9:40am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 9:45-10:15am 8 $48/$53 M-Th 6:05-6:35pm 8 $48/$53 M-Th 7:50-8:20pm 8 $48/$53
CLASS# STARTS LOC AGE 215010-10 6/1 Rose. 15+ 215010-11 6/1 Rose. 15+ 215010-12 6/1 Rose. 15+ 215010-20 6/15 Rose. 15+ 215010-21 6/15 Rose. 15+ 215010-22 6/15 Rose. 15+ 215010-30 6/29 Rose. 15+ 215010-31 6/29 Rose. 15+ 215010-32 6/29 Rose. 15+ 215010-40 7/13 Rose. 15+ 215010-41 7/13 Rose. 15+ 215010-42 7/13 Rose. 15+ 215010-50 7/27 Rose. 15+ 215010-51 7/27 Rose. 15+ 215010-52 7/27 Rose. 15+
DAY M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th
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LEVEL 5 (RATIO 1:5)
Students will continue improvement on front and back crawl, elementary backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly. This level will introduce sidestroke and personal water safety.
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CLASS# STARTS LOC AGE 215004-10 6/1 Rose. 5+ 215004-11 6/1 Rose. 5+ 215004-12 6/1 Rose. 5+ 215004-13 6/1 Rose. 5+ 215004-20 6/15 Rose. 5+ 215004-21 6/15 Rose. 5+ 215004-22 6/15 Rose. 5+ 215004-23 6/15 Rose. 5+ 215004-30 6/29 Rose. 5+ 215004-31 6/29 Rose. 5+ 215004-32 6/29 Rose. 5+ 215004-33 6/29 Rose. 5+ 215004-40 7/13 Rose. 5+ 215004-41 7/13 Rose. 5+ 215004-42 7/13 Rose. 5+ 215004-43 7/13 Rose. 5+ 215004-50 7/27 Rose. 5+ 215004-51 7/27 Rose. 5+ 215004-52 7/27 Rose. 5+ 215004-53 7/27 Rose. 5+
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LEVEL 4 (RATIO 1:4)
215005-30 6/29 215005-31 6/29 215005-32 6/29 215005-40 7/13 215005-41 7/13 215005-42 7/13 215005-50 7/27 215005-51 7/27 215005-52 7/27
Rose. 5+ Rose. 5+ Rose. 5+ Rose. 5+ Rose. 5+ Rose. 5+ Rose. 5+ Rose. 5+ Rose. 5+
M-Th 9:10-9:40am 8 M-Th 9:45-10:15am 8 M-Th 7:15-7:45pm 8 M-Th 9:10-9:40am 8 M-Th 9:45-10:15am 8 M-Th 7:15-7:45pm 8 M-Th 9:10-9:40am 8 M-Th 9:45-10:15am 8 M-Th 7:15-7:45pm 8
$48/$53 $48/$53 $48/$53 $48/$53 $48/$53 $48/$53 $48/$53 $48/$53 $48/$53
LEVEL 6 (RATIO 1:5)
Education The Arts
OOL , P E H T T CLASS# STARTS LOC AGE DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) I N G S A U PN O W 215005-10 6/1 Rose. 5+ M-Th 9:10-9:40am 8 $48/$53O F F E R S /SIGN 215005-11 6/1 Rose. 5+ M-Th 9:45-10:15am 8 L AS$48/$53 M C O N C . O N S 215005-12 6/1 Rose. 5+ M-Th 7:15-7:45pm 8 $48/$53 AT E9:10-9:40am 8 O LLTO DM-Th P R 215005-20 6/15 Rose. 5+ $48/$53 U R A R C O F F Rose. 5+ M-Th YO 215005-21 6/15 $48/$53 C I T9:45-10:15am 8 ADULT (RATIO 1:3) 215005-22 6/15 Rose. 5+ 7:15-7:45pm 8 $48/$53 V I S I TM-Th All levels and skills are taught as needed.
TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 8-8:30am 8 $48/$53 7:15-7:45pm 8 $48/$53 7:50-8:20pm 8 $48/$53 8-8:30am 8 $48/$53 7:15-7:45pm 8 $48/$53 7:50-8:20pm 8 $48/$53 8-8:30am 8 $48/$53 7:15-7:45pm 8 $48/$53 7:50-8:20pm 8 $48/$53 8-8:30am 8 $48/$53 7:15-7:45pm 8 $48/$53 7:50-8:20pm 8 $48/$53 8-8:30am 8 $48/$53 7:15-7:45pm 8 $48/$53 7:50-8:20pm 8 $48/$53
Rose. 5+ Rose. 5+ Rose. 5+ Rose. 5+ Rose. 5+
M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th
7:50-8:20pm 8 9:10-9:40am 8 7:50-8:20pm 8 9:10-9:40am 8 7:50-8:20pm 8
$48/$53 $48/$53 $48/$53 $48/$53 $48/$53
Participants will be selected as junior guards to learn first aid, scanning techniques, lifeguard saves, and become CPR certified. Junior guards volunteer throughout the summer to shadow and assist lifeguards. Participants earn free pool admission and a free T-shirt, but must provide their own one-piece (preferably black) swimsuit. Tryouts are 6/6 at 9am. Registration is required prior to attending tryouts. For more information, call 972-466-3083.
Aquatics
215006-31 6/29 215006-40 7/13 215006-41 7/13 215006-50 7/27 215006-51 7/27
Fitness
POOL , E H T T A R I N G S N U PN O W E F F CLASS# STARTS LOC AGE DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) O L AS S 215006-10 6/1 Rose. 5+ M-Th 9:10-9:40am 8 $48/$53 M /SIG C O N C . O N S O 215006-11 6/1 Rose. 5+ M-Th 7:50-8:20pm 8 $48/$53 AT E U PD9:10-9:40am 8 R RO LLT 215006-20 6/15 Rose. 5+ M-Th $48/$53 A R C O F F O 215006-21 6/15 Rose. 5+ M-Th 7:50-8:20pm 8 C I T Y 8 $48/$53 JUNIOR GUARD PROGRAM I S I T9:10-9:40am 215006-30 6/29 Rose. 5+ VM-Th $48/$53 Students will learn to refine strokes to swim with more ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness over greater distances.
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Sports
CLASS# STARTS LOC AGE DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 215030-01 6/9 Rose. 11-15 Tu/Th 11am-12pm 12 $31/$34
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Water Aerobics
No Water Aerobics classes will be held on Saturday, June 6 or July 4.
DEEP WATER
Deep-water aerobics is designed for a greater aqua workout. The class emphasizes endurance. Swim skills are not necessary. Students must be comfortable in deep water and wear float belts ($12). Instructor: Sullivan
RINGS E F F O SS O N CL A S E T A D , VISIT L O FO R U P O W P N U PN O G AT T H E I S / M T O N .C O LLbe O R R A Make-up O classes may not available for weather-related C CIT Y F cancellations. CLASS# STARTS LOC 215100-35 5/30 Rose. 215100-36 6/1 Rose. 215100-38 6/1 Rose. 215100-40 8/1 Rose. 215100-41 7/20 Rose. 215100-43 7/6 Rose.
AGE DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 15+ Sa 9-9:50am 7 $28/$32 15+ M/W 6:15-7:05pm 14 $56/$62 15+ M/W/Th 9:10-10am 15 $60/$66 15+ Sa 9-9:50am 7 $28/$32 15+ M/W 6:15-7:05pm 12 $48/$52 15+ M/W/Th 9:10-10am 12 $48/$52
HIGH INTENSITY
This class offers a high intensity cardiovascular and muscular conditioning workout and is held in the 200-foot lazy river at Rosemeade Rainforest Aquatic Complex. Depth of water varies due to a steady current but stands at 3’ in calm waters. Swimming skills are not necessary. Instructor: Sullivan $(RES/NR) GS N I R $28/$32 E F F O S S $56/$62 O N CL A S $56/$62 E T A T I D IS V , $28/$32W L O FO R U P PO NO P$48/$52 U N G AT T H E I S / M O $48/$52 N .C OnotLLbeTOavailable R Make-up classes may for weather-related R A C cancellations. C I T YO F CLASS# STARTS LOC 215102-30 5/30 Rose. 215102-31 6/1 Rose. 215102-32 6/1 Rose. 215102-40 8/1 Rose. 215102-41 7/20 Rose. 215102-42 7/20 Rose.
AGE 15+ 15+ 15+ 15+ 15+ 15+
DAY TIME #CLSS Sa 7:20-7:50am 7 M/W 8:10-8:40pm 14 M/W 8:30-9am 14 Sa 7:20-7:50am 7 M/W 8:10-8:40pm 12 M/W 8:30-9am 12
SHALLOW WATER
Low impact aerobics increase cardiovascular endurance and burn fat without stress on bones or joints. This class is a beneficial workout for the beginner or more advanced person. Instructor: Sullivan
RINGS E F F O SS O N CL A S E T A D , VISIT L O FO R U P O P E PN O W N Uconditions. Make-up classes may for weather-related G ATnotTbeHavailable I S / M CO LLTO N . O R R A C C I T YO F CLASS# STARTS LOC 215101-35 5/30 Rose. 215101-36 6/1 Rose. 215101-40 8/1 Rose. 215101-41 7/20 Rose.
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AGE 15+ 15+ 15+ 15+
DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) Sa 8-8:50am 7 $28/$32 M/W 7:15-8:05pm 14 $56/$62 Sa 8-8:50am 7 $28/$32 M/W 7:15-8:05pm 12 $48/$52
Floatation Devices The use of floatation devices does not provide a positive pre-swimming lesson experience for children. If your child wears floaties (arm bands) or a floatation swimsuit, it may take your child much longer to learn how to swim. These devices teach a heads-up posture in the water, with arms out to the sides, the back arched, and knees bent in a bicycle kicking pattern, a posture that is contrary to the horizontal method needed for swimming. In addition, floatation devices tend to promote a false sense of security in the child and parent. Children may jump into the pool thinking they will be saved by the floatation device but are unable to swim. Parents may also feel their children can swim unattended while their child is wearing a floatation device, but a child should never be left unattended while swimming. The use of floaties specifically can cause strain on a child’s arms and shoulders, as well as fail to support the head and neck. Children can still drown while wearing floaties since their head may fall forward or the floaties may come loose from a child’s arms causing them to sink. It is recommended your child not enter the water without an adult if they are unable to swim. A child who is restricted from entering the water without an adult until they learn how to swim has an incentive to learn to swim properly. If your child must wear a floatation device, we highly recommend the use of a Coast Guard-approved floatation device, which is available to use free of charge at the Rosemeade Rainforest Aquatic Complex.
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Indian Creek Golf Club
1650 W. Frankford Road • 972-466-9850 • indiancreekgolfclub.com
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FACILITY PRICING
LOYALTY PROGRAM
Download the Indian Creek Golf Club APP and SAVE! Play 10 rounds, get one FREE. Check out the offer locker for new deals every month.
LEARN TO PLAY
Enjoy the great outdoors and find a lifetime sport when you learn to play the great game of golf! Contact PGA Director of Instruction Bruce Smith for more information, lesson programs, availability, and pricing at 214-7278857 or email blackbeltgolfacademy@gmail.com.
SAVE MONEY ON GOLF – ANY TIME ANY DAY
Indian Creek’s website offers the lowest prices on weekday and weekend play. Go to indiancreekgolfclub.com/teetimes and search ‘Pay Online’ deals to save any time any day. No need to search the internet for the lowest price … buy direct from our website and SAVE.
Call us: 972-466-9850 Email: info@indiancreekgolfclub.com
IN-SEASON RATES (MARCH-OCTOBER) MONDAY-FRIDAY WALKING RIDING WALKING THE CREEK GOLF CAR THE LAKES GREEN FEE* (PER PLAYER)* GREEN FEE* 18 Holes, Open-1pm $42 $16 $24 Twilight 1-4pm $30 $16 $19 Super Twilight 4pm-Close $25 $8 $15 Seniors 60+ (Weekdays Only) $24 $16 $20 Military Veterans (Weekdays Only) $24 $16 $20 9 Holes $28 $8 $15 Juniors (Ages 21 & Under) $15 $10** $10
SATURDAY-SUNDAY/HOLIDAYS 18 Holes, Open-1pm Twilight, 1-4pm Super Twilight, After 4pm 9 Holes Juniors (Ages 21 & Under)
WALKING RIDING WALKING THE CREEK GOLF CAR THE LAKES GREEN FEE* (PER PLAYER)* GREEN FEE* $52 $16 $29 $30 $16 $19 $25 $8 $15 $33 $8 $15 $15 $10** $10
*Plus tax ** With valid driver’s license ALL CARROLLTON RESIDENTS RECEIVE $5 DISCOUNT OFF ANY GREEN FEE . (Show current driver’s license with Carrollton address.)
Fitness
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$20 Full Set (does not include balls) $50 Premium Callaway Set (includes 2 sleeves of balls)
Education The Arts
Our Junior Golf programs are offered year around. At Indian Creek Golf Club, you will find the perfect program for your child ages 6-21 years.
RENTAL CLUB PRICING
Library Community
Range Balls:
Warm-up - $3 Small - $6 • Medium - $10 • Large - $14
Aquatics Sports
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Camps & Leagues Northern Texas Section Junior Golf Foundation
NTPGA Junior Golf Camps
To introduce kids to the game of golf, the Northern Texas Professional Golfers’ Association of America (NTPGA) Junior Golf Foundation teams up with local golf courses to conduct week-long summer golf camps. Kids learn full-swing fundamentals, putting, chipping, bunker play, rules, etiquette, and safety. For more information about the curriculum, call PGA instructor Bruce Smith at 214-727-8857.
Senior Men’s League
(CLUBS INCLUDED) DATES: June 1-5, June 8-12, & June 15-19 Camps are from 9am-12pm; check-in time is at 8:45am in the Clubhouse. Sign up at NTPGA.com (summer camps). Register at indiancreekgolfclub.com/instruction/juniors.
$299 COST INCLUDES: • • • • •
PGA Professional-supervised instruction with an 8:1 student/teacher ratio A new set of golf clubs to keep PGA hat and water bottle, tees, and golf balls (shipped separately from golf clubs) Unlimited FREE use of select 9-hole courses during summer 2020 FREE admission into PGA and LPGA tour events in North Texas
PGA JUNIOR GOLF CAMPS
Join anytime during the season. Contact indiancreekstaff@ outlook.com or call 972-466-9850 for more information.
LEAGUE INFORMATION: • • • • • • •
Half-day camps are designed to inspire new golfers and further the development of those playing at a beginner to intermediate level. Participants are segmented into smaller groups based on their experience and age in order to create a favorable learning environment. For three hours each day, campers learn and hone their skills with a strong emphasis placed on golf’s fundamentals while having fun.
(CLUBS NOT INCLUDED) DATES: June 22-26 & July 6-10 All camps are from 9am-12pm; check-in time is at 8:45am in the Clubhouse. Sign up at PGAJuniorGolfCamps.com. Register at indiancreekgolfclub.com/instruction/juniors.
$250 COST INCLUDES: • •
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Action-packed camps include hands-on instruction lead by certified PGA professionals. Signature PGA camp curriculum focuses on developing golf skills (full swing, short game, rules, and etiquette) while keeping the experience fun and engaging (games and activities). A fun, safe, and educational environment designed with your child’s well-being in mind Low student to instructor ratio (approximately 6:1)
For more information, contact PGA instructor Bruce Smith at 214-727-8857.
Wednesdays, 8am tee times (plus off-season play weather permitting) $30/player +tax includes warm-up bucket of range balls Lunch option Tees: over age 55 (white tees); ages 50-55 (blue tees) Weekly play includes hole contests and optional skins game Quarterly competitive two-man team events No handicap needed
MAKE NEW FRIENDS, STAY CONNECTED, AND ENJOY DISCOUNTED LEAGUE RATES.
Women’s Golf League
MONDAY MORNINGS: • • • • • • •
New, prospective, and returning members are welcome; join in anytime. No league fees, no serious competition - just fun recreational play with a great group of women Play as many or as few Mondays as you can. 18-holes: $25+tax; with lunch $31.50+tax Prior golf experience and knowledge of basic rules/ etiquette are suggested. No handicap required, all ages welcome! League play continues ALL season (weather permitting). In-season play follows DST (March-November) Start time is typically 8am but may fluctuate based on weather conditions.
Contact Julie Roberts at jroberts@orion-mgmt.com or 972-4669850 for more information.
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Gymnastics
Texas Dynamix Gymnastics is a year-round program offering each child the opportunity to develop a strong, healthy body and learn discipline, determination, and self-motivation. Participants must secure their hair away from their face and may not wear jewelry of any kind. Students may wear leotards or T-shirts and shorts and be barefooted. Bare midriffs will not be allowed. Parents and visitors may observe from outside the gym. Makeup dates will be announced as needed. For information and to register, visit texasdynamixgymnastics.com.
BOYS GYMNASTICS
CLASS # For information and to register, visit texasdynamixgymnastics.com
140165-28 140165-29 140165-30 140165-31 140165-32 140165-33 140165-34 140165-35 140165-36
LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME Session 1 RRC 4-12 7/28-9/1 Tu 6:30-7:20pm RRC 4-12 7/29-9/2 W 3:30-4:20pm RRC 4-12 7/29-9/2 W 6:30-7:20pm Session 2 RRC 4-12 6/9-7/21 Tu 6:30-7:20pm RRC 4-12 6/10-7/22 W 3:30-4:20pm RRC 4-12 6/10-7/22 W 6:30-7:20pm Session 3 RRC 4-12 7/28-9/1 Tu 6:30-7:20pm RRC 4-12 7/29-9/2 W 3:30-4:20pm RRC 4-12 7/29-9/2 W 6:30-7:20pm
Library Community
These classes are for beginner and intermediate boys. We will focus on all six gymnastics events for boys, improving coordination, and building strength. Level: Beginner-Intermediate. Instructor: Maestas #CLSS $(RES/NR) 6 6 6
$115/$126.50 $115/$126.50 $115/$126.50
7 $132.50/$145.75 7 $132.50/$145.75 7 $132.50/$145.75 6 6 6
$115/$126.50 $115/$126.50 $115/$126.50
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Same Note
Session 1 140170-17 RRC 6-14 7/29-9/2 W 7:30-8:15pm 6 $43/$47.50 Session 2 140170-18 RRC 6-14 6/10-7/22 W 7:30-8:15pm 7 $50/$55 Session 3 140170-19 RRC 6-14 7/29-9/2 W 7:30-8:15pm 6 $43/47.50
COMPETITIVE TEAM
Team is by invitation only. We compete in USAG competitions. Email cortmaestas@yahoo.com if you have any questions. Instructor: Maestas CLASS #
LOC AGE DATES
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TIME
#CLSS $(RES/NR)
SESSION 2 14
$310/$341
21 $375/412.50
Aquatics
Level 2 140135-42 RRC 5-18 6/9-7/23 Tu/Th 9am-12:30pm Level 3 140135-43 RRC 5-18 6/9-7/24 Tu/Th/F 9am-1pm Level 4 140135-44 RRC 5-18 6/9-7/24 Tu-F 9am-1pm Level 5 140135-45 RRC 5-18 6/9-7/24 Tu-F 9am-1pm
Fitness
Level 2 140135-38 RRC 5-18 7/28-9/3 Tu/Th 4:30-7:30pm 12 $230/$253 Level 3 140135-39 RRC 5-18 7/28-9/4 Tu/Th/F 4:30-7:30pm 18 $305/$335.50 Level 4 140135-40 RRC 5-18 7/28-9/4 Tu-F 4:30-7:30pm 24 $360/$396 Level 5 140135-41 RRC 5-18 7/28-9/4 Tu-F 3:30-8pm 24 $415/$456.50 For information and to register, visit texasdynamixgymnastics.com
This is a great class for boys to release some energy. Emphasis will be placed on building strength and discipline. Stretching, tumbling, and trampoline are included for increased flexibility, motor skills, and self-confidence. Level: Beginner-Intermediate. Instructor: Maestas
Education The Arts
BOYS TUMBLING & STRENGTH
28 $420/$462 28 $420/$462
SESSION 3
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Sports
Level 2 140135-46 RRC 5-18 7/28-9/3 Tu/Th 4:30-7:30pm 12 $230/$253 Level 3 140135-47 RRC 5-18 7/28-9/4 Tu/Th/F 4:30-7:30pm 18 $305/$335.50 Level 4 140135-48 RRC 5-18 7/28-9/4 Tu-F 4:30-7:30pm 24 $360/$396 Level 5 140135-49 RRC 5-18 7/28-9/4 Tu-F 3:30-8pm 24 $415/456.50
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If your daughter aspires to be a competitive gymnast or wants a fun activity, she will enjoy learning challenging skills, discipline, dance, and increasing athletic abilities. A refined mix of skills training, stretching, conditioning, and fun games will provide her with the tools to become a well-rounded athlete. Level: BeginnerIntermediate. Instructor: Maestas
BEGINNER LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) Session 1 140145-61 RRC 6-15 7/28-9/1 Tu 5-5:55pm 6 $52/$57.25 140145-62 RRC 6-15 7/28-9/3 Tu/Th 6-6:55pm 12 $104/$114.50 140145-63 RRC 6-15 7/29-9/2 W 5:30-6:25pm 6 $52/$57.25 140145-64 RRC 6-15 7/29-9/2 W 6:30-7:25pm 6 $52/$57.25 140145-65 RRC 6-15 7/30-9/3 Th 4-4:55pm 6 $52/$57.25 140145-66 RRC 6-15 7/30-9/3 Th 5-5:55pm 6 $52/$57.25 140145-67 RRC 6-15 7/31-9/4 F 4:30-5:25pm 6 $52/$57.25 140145-68 RRC 6-15 7/31-9/4 F 5:30-6:25pm 6 $52/$57.25 Session 2 140145-69 RRC 6-15 6/9-7/21 Tu 5-5:55pm 7 $60/$66 140145-70 RRC 6-15 6/9-7/23 Tu/Th 6-6:55pm 14 $118/$130 140145-71 RRC 6-15 6/10-7/22 W 5:30-6:25pm 7 $60/$66 140145-72 RRC 6-15 6/10-7/22 W 6:30-7:25pm 7 $60/$66 140145-73 RRC 6-15 6/11-7/23 Th 4-4:55pm 7 $60/$66 140145-74 RRC 6-15 6/11-7/23 Th 5-5:55pm 7 $60/$66 140145-75 RRC 6-15 6/12-7/24 F 4:30-5:25pm 7 $60/$66 140145-76 RRC 6-15 6/12-7/24 F 5:30-6:25pm 7 $60/$66 Session 3 140145-77 RRC 6-15 7/28-9/1 Tu 5-5:55pm 6 $52/$57.25 140145-78 RRC 6-15 7/28-9/3 Tu/Th 6-6:55pm 12 $104/$114.50 140145-79 RRC 6-15 7/29-9/2 W 5:30-6:25pm 6 $52/$57.25 140145-80 RRC 6-15 7/29-9/2 W 6:30-7:25pm 6 $52/$57.25 140145-81 RRC 6-15 7/30-9/3 Th 4-4:55pm 6 $52/$57.25 140145-82 RRC 6-15 7/30-9/3 Th 5-5:55pm 6 $52/$57.25 140145-83 RRC 6-15 7/31-9/4 F 4:30-5:25pm 6 $52/$57.25 140145-84 RRC 6-15 7/31-9/4 F 5:30-6:25pm 6 $52/$57.25 For information and to register, visit texasdynamixgymnastics.com
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LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) Session 1 140150-61 RRC 6-15 7/28-9/1 Tu 5-5:55pm 6 $52/$57.25 140150-62 RRC 6-15 7/28-9/3 Tu/Th 6-6:55pm 12 $104/$114.50 140150-63 RRC 6-15 7/29-9/2 W 5:30-6:25pm 6 $52/$57.25 140150-64 RRC 6-15 7/29-9/2 W 6:30-7:25pm 6 $52/$57.25 140150-65 RRC 6-15 7/30-9/3 Th 4-4:55pm 6 $52/$57.25 140150-66 RRC 6-15 7/30-9/3 Th 5-5:55pm 6 $52/$57.25 140150-67 RRC 6-15 7/31-9/4 F 4:30-5:25pm 6 $52/$57.25 140150-68 RRC 6-15 7/31-9/4 F 5:30-6:25pm 6 $52/$57.25 Session 2 140150-69 RRC 6-15 6/9-7/21 Tu 5-5:55pm 7 $60/$66 140150-70 RRC 6-15 6/9-7/23 Tu/Th 6-6:55pm 14 $118/$130 140150-71 RRC 6-15 6/10-7/22 W 5:30-6:25pm 7 $60/$66 140150-72 RRC 6-15 6/10-7/22 W 6:30-7:25pm 7 $60/$66 140150-73 RRC 6-15 6/11-7/23 Th 4-4:55pm 7 $60/$66 140150-74 RRC 6-15 6/11-7/23 Th 5-5:55pm 7 $60/$66 140150-75 RRC 6-15 6/12-7/24 F 4:30-5:25pm 7 $60/$66 140150-76 RRC 6-15 6/12-7/24 F 5:30-6:25pm 7 $60/$66 Session 3 140150-77 RRC 6-15 7/28-9/1 Tu 5-5:55pm 6 $52/$57.25 140150-78 RRC 6-15 7/28-9/3 Tu/Th 6-6:55pm 12 $104/$114.50 140150-79 RRC 6-15 7/29-9/2 W 5:30-6:25pm 6 $52/$57.25 140150-80 RRC 6-15 7/29-9/2 W 6:30-7:25pm 6 $52/$57.25 140150-81 RRC 6-15 7/30-9/3 Th 4-4:55pm 6 $52/$57.25 140150-82 RRC 6-15 7/30-9/3 Th 5-5:55pm 6 $52/$57.25 140150-83 RRC 6-15 7/31-9/4 F 4:30-5:25pm 6 $52/$57.25 140150-84 RRC 6-15 7/31-9/4 F 5:30-6:25pm 6 $52/$57.25
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GIRLS PRE-TEAM
This program is for advanced gymnasts who are working and learning USAG Level 1 and 2 skills. This program is not only for girls who wish to participate in gymnastics for fun, but also for those who are preparing for our competition team. Level: Advanced. Instructor: Maestas CLASS #
LOC AGE Session 1 140155-17 RRC 6-15 Session 2 140155-18 RRC 6-15 Session 3 140155-19 RRC 6-15 Same Note
CLASS #
DATES
DAY
TIME
#CLSS $(RES/NR)
7/29-9/3 Tu/Th 6:45-8pm 12 $105/$115.25 6/9-7/23 Tu/Th 6:45-8pm 14 $122/$134.25 7/29-9/3 Tu/Th 6:45-8pm 12 $105/$115.25
GIRLS SHOW TEAM
This is an advanced class and is by invitation only. This class is a combination of advanced gymnastics and ballet. The girls will learn routines for each event and put on one show per year, showcasing all of their learned skills and routines. Purchase of team leotard is required. Level: Advanced. Instructor: Maestas CLASS #
LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) Session 1 140220-17 RRC 6-15 7/29-9/4 W/F 6:45-8pm 12 $105/$115.50 Session 2 140220-18 RRC 6-15 6/10-7/24 W/F 6:45-8pm 14 $122/$134.25 Session 3 140220-19 RRC 6-15 7/29-9/4 W/F 6:45-8pm 12 $105/$115.50 Same Note
INTERMEDIATE
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GIRLS TUMBLING & TRAMPOLINE
Develop all the skills you need to do cartwheels, round-offs, and front and back handsprings. Level: Beginner/Intermediate. Instructor: Maestas LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) Session 1 140160-17 RRC 6-15 7/29-9/2 W 7:30-8:15pm 6 $43/$47.50 Session 2 140160-18 RRC 6-15 6/10-7/22 W 7:30-8:15pm 7 $50/$55 Session 3 140160-19 RRC 6-15 7/29-9/2 W 7:30-8:15pm 6 $43/$47.50 Same Note
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Library Community
GYMNASTICS OPEN GYM
Keep your kids active this summer in a supervised gymnastics center where they can stay active, run, climb, swing, and flip. Bring a friend. Instructor: Maestas
LITTLE DYNAMIX
This class is by invitation only and is designed for our advanced preschoolers and elementary-age children to prepare them for our Level 2 Team. Instructor: Maestas CLASS #
LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) Session 1 140140-24 RRC 4-6 4/22-6/3 W 4:30-6:30pm 7 $165/$181.50 140140-25 RRC 4-6 4/22-6/5 W/F 4:30-6:30pm 14 $200/$220 Session 2 140140-26 RRC 4-6 6/10-7/22 W 4:30-6:30pm 7 $165/$181.50 140140-27 RRC 4-6 6/10-7/24 W/F 4:30-6:30pm 14 $200/$220 Session 3 140140-28 RRC 4-6 7/29-9/2 W 4:30-6:30pm 6 $145/$159.50 140140-29 RRC 4-6 7/29-9/4 W/F 4:30-6:30pm 12 $175/$192.50 For information and to register, visit texasdynamixgymnastics.com
TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 1-3pm 1 $10/$11 1-3pm 1 $10/$11 1-3pm 1 $10/$11 1-3pm 1 $10/$11 1-3pm 1 $10/$11 1-3pm 1 $10/$11 1-3pm 1 $10/$11 1-3pm 1 $10/$11 1-3pm 1 $10/$11 1-3pm 1 $10/$11 1-3pm 1 $10/$11 1-3pm 1 $10/$11 1-3pm 1 $10/$11 1-3pm 1 $10/$11 1-3pm 1 $10/$11 1-3pm 1 $10/$11 1-3pm 1 $10/$11 1-3pm 1 $10/$11 1-3pm 1 $10/$11 1-3pm 1 $10/$11 1-3pm 1 $10/$11 1-3pm 1 $10/$11
PARENTS’ NIGHT OUT OPEN GYM
Enjoy a night out knowing your kids are in a fun, safe environment. In addition to access to the gymnastics equipment, pizza, crafts, and games will be provided. Sibling discount $15. Instructor: Maestas CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 140200-19 RRC 4-13 4/24 F 7:30-10:30pm 1 $30/$33 140200-20 RRC 4-13 5/22 F 7:30-10:30pm 1 $30/$33 140200-21 RRC 4-13 6/26 F 7:30-10:30pm 1 $30/$33 140200-22 RRC 4-13 7/24 F 7:30-10:30pm 1 $30/$33 140200-23 RRC 4-13 8/28 F 7:30-10:30pm 1 $30/$33
Fitness
Same Note
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DATES DAY 5/27 W 5/29 F 6/3 W 6/5 F 6/10 W 6/12 F 6/17 W 6/19 F 6/24 W 6/26 F 7/1 W 7/3 F 7/8 W 7/10 F 7/15 W 7/17 F 7/22 W 7/24 F 7/29 W 7/31 F 8/5 W 8/7 F
Education The Arts
CLASS # LOC AGE 140210-27 RRC 4-14 140210-28 RRC 4-14 140210-29 RRC 4-14 140210-30 RRC 4-14 140210-31 RRC 4-14 140210-32 RRC 4-14 140210-33 RRC 4-14 140210-34 RRC 4-14 140210-35 RRC 4-14 140210-36 RRC 4-14 140210-37 RRC 4-14 140210-38 RRC 4-14 140210-39 RRC 4-14 140210-40 RRC 4-14 140210-41 RRC 4-14 140210-42 RRC 4-14 140210-43 RRC 4-14 140210-44 RRC 4-14 140210-45 RRC 4-14 140210-46 RRC 4-14 140210-47 RRC 4-14 140210-48 RRC 4-14
Aquatics Sports
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These classes introduce beginner skills in all four gymnastics events. We work on body positions, technique, and skills. For ages walking through two years it will be a parent + tot class. Each class will incorporate shapes, colors, numbers, and letters. Different age groups will go into different depths of each subject. Children are never too young to be introduced to new learning! Instructor: Maestas
SESSION 1
Walking to 2 Years Old 140175-38 RRC 0-2 7/28-9/1 Tu 140175-39 RRC 0-2 7/29-9/2 W 140175-40 RRC 0-2 7/30-9/3 Th 140175-41 RRC 0-2 7/31-9/4 F 140175-42 RRC 0-2 7/31-9/4 F 140175-43 RRC 0-2 7/31-9/4 F 3-4 Years Old 140180-57 RRC 3-4 7/28-9/1 Tu 140180-58 RRC 3-4 7/28-9/1 Tu 140180-59 RRC 3-4 7/29-9/2 W 140180-60 RRC 3-4 7/30-9/3 Th 140180-61 RRC 3-4 7/30-9/3 Th 140180-62 RRC 3-4 7/30-9/3 Th 140180-63 RRC 3-4 7/31-9/4 F 140180-64 RRC 3-4 7/31-9/4 F 4-6 Years Old 140185-61 RRC 4-6 7/29-9/2 W 140185-62 RRC 4-6 7/29-9/2 W 140185-63 RRC 4-6 7/30-9/3 Th 140185-64 RRC 4-6 7/30-9/3 Th 140185-65 RRC 4-6 7/30-9/3 Th 140185-66 RRC 4-6 7/31-9/4 F 140185-67 RRC 4-6 7/31-9/4 F
TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR)
6:30-7:05pm 6 5:30-6:05pm 6 9:15-9:50am 6 9:15-9:50am 6 4:30-5:05pm 6 5:30-6:05pm 6
$90/$99 $90/$99 $90/$99 $90/$99 $90/$99 $90/$99
4:30-5:20pm 6 5:30-6:20pm 6 11-11:50am 6 10-10:50am 6 5:30-6:20pm 6 6:30-7:20pm 6 10-10:50am 6 5:30-6:20pm 6
$115/$126.50 $115/$126.50 $115/$126.50 $115/$126.50 $115/$126.50 $115/$126.50 $115/$126.50 $115/$126.50
4:30-5:20pm 6 6:30-7:20pm 6 11-11:50am 6 3:30-4:20pm 6 4:30-5:20pm 6 11-11:50am 6 3:30-4:20pm 6
$115/$126.50 $115/$126.50 $115/$126.50 $115/$126.50 $115/$126.50 $115/$126.50 $115/$126.50
6:30-7:05pm 7 5:30-6:05pm 7 9:15-9:50am 7 9:15-9:50am 7 4:30-5:05pm 7 5:30-6:05pm 7
$104.50/$115 $104.50/$115 $104.50/$115 $104.50/$115 $104.50/$115 $104.50/$115
D E L E C CAN
SESSION 2
Walking to 2 Years Old 140175-44 RRC 0-2 6/9-7/21 Tu 140175-45 RRC 0-2 6/10-7/22 W 140175-46 RRC 0-2 6/11-7/23 Th 140175-47 RRC 0-2 6/12-7/24 F 140175-48 RRC 0-2 6/12-7/24 F 140175-49 RRC 0-2 6/12-7/24 F 3-4 Years Old 140180-65 RRC 3-4 6/9-7/21 Tu 140180-66 RRC 3-4 6/9-7/21 Tu 140180-67 RRC 3-4 6/10-7/22 W 140180-68 RRC 3-4 6/11-7/23 Th 140180-69 RRC 3-4 6/11-7/23 Th 140180-70 RRC 3-4 6/11-7/23 Th 140180-71 RRC 3-4 6/12-7/24 F 140180-72 RRC 3-4 6/12-7/24 F 4-6 Years Old 140185-68 RRC 4-6 6/10-7/22 W 140185-69 RRC 4-6 6/10-7/22 W 140185-70 RRC 4-6 6/11-7/23 Th 140185-71 RRC 4-6 6/11-7/23 Th 140185-72 RRC 4-6 6/11-7/23 Th 140185-73 RRC 4-6 6/12-7/24 F 140185-74 RRC 4-6 6/12-7/24 F
4:30-5:20pm 7 $132.50/$145.75 5:30-6:20pm 7 $132.50/$145.75 11-11:50am 7 $132.50/$145.75 10-10:50am 7 $132.50/$145.75 5:30-6:20pm 7 $132.50/$145.75 6:30-7:20pm 7 $132.50/$145.75 10-10:50am 7 $132.50/$145.75 5:30-6:20pm 7 $132.50/$145.75 4:30-5:20pm 7 $132.50/$145.75 6:30-7:20pm 7 $132.50/$145.75 11-11:50am 7 $132.50/$145.75 3:30-4:20pm 7 $132.50/$145.75 4:30-5:20pm 7 $132.50/$145.75 11-11:50am 7 $132.50/$145.75 3:30-4:20pm 7 $132.50/$145.75
For your convenience, recreation centers accept Visa and MasterCard for all Parks & Recreation fees.
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CLASS #
LOC AGE DATES
SESSION 3
DAY
Walking to 2 Years Old 140175-50 RRC 0-2 7/28-9/1 Tu 140175-51 RRC 0-2 7/29-9/2 W 140175-52 RRC 0-2 7/30-9/3 Th 140175-53 RRC 0-2 7/31-9/4 F 140175-54 RRC 0-2 7/31-9/4 F 140175-55 RRC 0-2 7/31-9/4 F 3-4 Years Old 140180-75 RRC 3-4 7/28-9/1 Tu 140180-76 RRC 3-4 7/28-9/1 Tu 140180-77 RRC 3-4 7/29-9/2 W 140180-78 RRC 3-4 7/30-9/3 Th 140180-79 RRC 3-4 7/30-9/3 Th 140180-80 RRC 3-4 7/30-9/3 Th 140180-81 RRC 3-4 7/31-9/4 F 140180-82 RRC 3-4 7/31-9/4 F 4-6 Years Old 140185-75 RRC 4-6 7/29-9/2 W 140185-76 RRC 4-6 7/29-9/2 W 140185-77 RRC 4-6 7/30-9/3 Th 140185-78 RRC 4-6 7/30-9/3 Th 140185-79 RRC 4-6 7/30-9/3 Th 140185-80 RRC 4-6 7/31-9/4 F 140185-81 RRC 4-6 7/31-9/4 F For information and to register, visit texasdynamixgymnastics.com
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TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR)
6:30-7:05pm 6 5:30-6:05pm 6 9:15-9:50am 6 9:15-9:50am 6 4:30-5:05pm 6 5:30-6:05pm 6
$90/$99 $90/$99 $90/$99 $90/$99 $90/$99 $90/$99
4:30-5:20pm 6 5:30-6:20pm 6 11-11:50am 6 10-10:50am 6 5:30-6:20pm 6 6:30-7:20pm 6 10-10:50am 6 5:30-6:20pm 6
$115/$126.50 $115/$126.50 $115/$126.50 $115/$126.50 $115/$126.50 $115/$126.50 $115/$126.50 $115/$126.50
4:30-5:20pm 6 6:30-7:20pm 6 11-11:50am 6 3:30-4:20pm 6 4:30-5:20pm 6 11-11:50am 6 3:30-4:20pm 6
$115/$126.50 $115/$126.50 $115/$126.50 $115/$126.50 $115/$126.50 $115/$126.50 $115/$126.50
ROLLIE POLLIE OPEN GYM
Bring your preschooler for a fun and active morning. The gymnastics gym will be open for open play for you and your child to run, climb, flip, and interact with other children. Instructor: Maestas CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 140215-49 RRC 0-6 4/29 W 9:30-11:30am 1 $7/$7.75 140215-50 RRC 0-6 5/6 W 9:30-11:30am 1 $7/$7.75 140215-51 RRC 0-6 5/20 W 9:30-11:30am 1 $7/$7.75 140215-52 RRC 0-6 6/10 W 9:30-11:30am 1 $7/$7.75 140215-53 RRC 0-6 7/22 W 9:30-11:30am 1 $7/$7.75 140215-54 RRC 0-6 7/29 W 9:30-11:30am 1 $7/$7.75 140215-55 RRC 0-6 8/5 W 9:30-11:30am 1 $7/$7.75 140215-56 RRC 0-6 8/19 W 9:30-11:30am 1 $7/$7.75 Same Note
LOC AGE DATES
SUMMER GYMNASTICS CAMP
Our four-hour camp will keep your kids busy and moving in a safe, cool environment. We will have instructional gymnastics, free time to play in the gym, an educational craft, and a learning activity about movement and our bodies! Provide a healthy snack and water bottle for each day. Instructor: Maestas CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS 140205-14 RRC 4-12 6/17-6/19 W-F 9am-12pm 3 140205-15 RRC 4-12 6/24-6/26 W-F 9am-12pm 3 140205-16 RRC 4-12 7/8-7/10 W-F 9am-12pm 3 140205-17 RRC 4-12 7/15-7/17 W-F 9am-12pm 3 Same Note
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ROLLIE POLLIE GYMNASTICS
$(RES/NR) $100/$110 $100/$110 $100/$110 $100/$110
More fun for your little one: Perry Museum fun is on page 8; Library classes start on page 14; Art and dance classes on pages 31-33; Swim lessons are pages 38-42; Gymnastics are on page 45-48; Martial arts on page 50; and tennis is on page 53
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Facilities Senior
Adult Leagues ADULT BASKETBALL LEAGUE
Lace up your sneakers and round up your squad for the Summer Adult Basketball League! This league consists of seven regular season games plus playoffs for the top finishers in each division. Competitive and recreational divisions offered on Sundays and Tuesdays. Registration for the summer league will be held 4/205/24. In-person registration will close on 5/22. No games 7/5. CLASS# STARTS DIVISION AGE DAY Rosemeade Rec Center 207000-40 6/7 Rec/Comp 18+ Su
#WKS
$
1-10pm
7
$395
Open 18+ Tu 6:30-10:30pm 7
$395
Library Community
Crosby Rec Center 207001-40 6/9
TIME
NEW>> ADULT CORNHOLE LEAGUE
Grab a partner and come out for the Summer Adult Cornhole League. This is a doubles league open to all genders and skill levels. Matches will take place on Tuesday nights outside Rosemeade Recreation Center. Boards and bags will be provided. Matches will run 7/7-9/1 and playoffs will take place on 9/8. Registration for the summer league will be held 6/15-6/28. Players register and pay individually but may request a specific teammate. Individual registrants will be assigned partners. For more information, contact cody.wager@ cityofcarrollton.com or call 972-466-9836. CLASS# STARTS DIVISION LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $(RES/NR) 207120-40 7/7 Doubles RRC 21+ Tu 6-10pm 8 $40/$44
Grab your cleats and join the summer 8-on-8 Flag Football League! Competitive and recreational divisions offered in the men’s league. Registration for the summer league will be held 4/6-5/10. Inperson registration will close on 5/8. Teams will be responsible for providing their own flags and game balls. CLASS# STARTS DIVISION LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 207050-40 5/28 Coed McInnish 18+ Th 6:45-10:45pm 8 $370 207051-40 5/28 Men’s McInnish 18+ Th 6:45-10:45pm 8 $370
ADULT RACQUETBALL LEAGUE
LEVELS:
DATES 6/15-8/9 6/15-8/9 6/15-8/9 6/15-8/9
DAY LEVEL M-Su A1 M-Su A2 M-Su B1 M-Su C1
Class# STARTS DIVISION 207154-01 5/3 Men’s Senior DH 207154-02 5/4 Men’s DH 207154-03 5/5 Men’s DH 207154-04 5/6 Men’s DH 207154-05 5/31 Men’s SG 207154-06 6/4 Men’s Church 207154-07 6/5 Co-ed
$(RES/NR) $15/$20 $15/$20 $15/$20 $15/$20
AGE 40+ 18+ 18+ 18+ 18+ 18+ 18+
DAY $ Su $350 M $350 Tu $350 W $350 Su $405 Th $405 F $405
Age 40+ 18+ 18+ 18+
DAY Su M Tu W
SUMMER 2 DIVISION Men’s Senior DH Men’s DH Men’s DH Men’s DH
$ $350 $350 $350 $350
ADULT SOFTBALL TOURNAMENTS
Aquatics
AGE 16+ 16+ 16+ 16+
SUMMER 1
Class# STARTS 207155-00 6/28 207155-01 6/29 207155-02 6/30 207155-03 7/1
A-1 = Elite Players A-2 = Accomplished/Veteran Players B-1 = Intermediate Players C-1 = Beginner/Recreational Players
CLASS # LOC 200000-41 RRC 200000-42 RRC 200000-43 RRC 200000-44 RRC
Summer 1 Double Headers: March 9-April 12 Summer Single Games: April 13-May 10 Summer 2 Double Headers: May 11-June 14 All games are played at McInnish Softball Complex, Sunday through Friday. Balls must be purchased from the City; onsite sales available. League divisions include: Men’s D & E, Co-ed, Church, and Senior (40+). A free agent list for individuals looking for a team is available online at cityofcarrollton.com/athletics or by calling 972-466-9836. No games 5/10, 5/24, 5/25, 6/21, 7/3, & 7/5.
Fitness
This is a coed league where you can set your own time to compete. Matches will run 6/15-8/9 and playoffs end 8/16. Registration for the summer league will be held 4/1-6/7. In-person registration will close on 6/5. For more information, contact cody.wager@ cityofcarrollton.com or call 972-466-9836.
REGISTRATION DATES:
Education The Arts
ADULT FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUE
ADULT SOFTBALL LEAGUE
The City hosts a variety of United States Specialty Sports Association (USSSA) sanctioned tournaments at the award-winning McInnish Softball Complex on McInnish Park Drive. Visit cityofcarrollton. com/athletics for more softball tournament information.
USSSA TOURNAMENT DATES:
Ironman All-Nighter (Men’s D/E, Mixed D/E) June All-Nighter (Men’s D/E, Mixed D/E) July All-Nighter (Men’s D/E, Mixed D/E) August All-Nighter (Men’s D/E, Mixed D/E)
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May 29-30 June 12-13 July 10-11 August 21-22
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Youth Leagues YOUTH TRACK AND FIELD D E L E C CAN
DROP IN» KUNG FU
Participants will train and compete in the Texas Amateur Athletic Federation (TAAF) Region 7 track circuit, Region 7 Track Meet, and possibly the Games of Texas State Track Meet. Parent volunteers are welcomed and encouraged. The Regional Track Meet is July 16-18 in Commerce, Texas and the Games of Texas are 7/30-8/1 in Corpus Christi, Texas. $(RES/NR) Early-Bird Registration is March 23-April 27 $80/$100 Standard Registration is April 28-May 4 $100/115 CLASS #
AGE
STARTS
DIVISION
207350-02
6-18
5/5
Rec
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YOUTH VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE
Participants learn the fundamentals of the game, from game strategy, rules, and mechanics, to basic volleyball techniques including passing, setting, bumping, and hitting. All levels focus on player development, having fun, and sportsmanship. No practice space will be provided. Guaranteed eight games (at least one game per week) plus playoffs. Closed-toe athletic shoes are required; volleyball knee pads are recommended. No game on 7/4.
STARTS 6/20 6/20 6/20 6/20
DIVISION Rec Rec Rec Rec
Martial Arts Classes KARATE
Karate teaches self-defense, self-discipline, self-control, poise, and politeness. This class offers a chance to advance as you learn more skills. Colored belts are an additional fee and can be earned by testing. The proper uniform, a white Gi, may be purchased from the instructor, but is not mandatory. No classes 5/19 & 5/22. Instructor: Nakaya CLASS # LOC 161150-73 CRC 161150-86 CRC
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LOC AGE DATES DAY Adults 160130-40 RRC 13+ 5/1-5/29 Tu F 6:30-7:30pm 160130-50 RRC 13+ 7/7-7/31 Tu F 6:30-7:30pm 160130-60 RRC 13+ 8/4-8/28 Tu F 6:30-7:30pm Kids 160135-40 RRC 6-12 5/1-5/29 Tu F 6:30-7:30pm 160135-50 RRC 6-12 7/7-7/31 Tu F 6:30-7:30pm 160135-60 RRC 6-12 8/4-8/28 Tu F 6:30-7:30pm
TIME
#CLSS $(RES/NR)
6:15-7:15pm 7 $65.75/$73.25 6:15-7:15pm 8 $75/$82.50 6:15-7:15pm 8 $75/$82.50
5:30-6:15pm 7 $61.25/$67.50 5:30-6:15pm 8
$70/$77
5:30-6:15pm 8
$70/$77
NINJA CAMP - SEE PAGE 52 RED TIGER KARATE
$(RES/NR) Early-Bird Registration is April 18-May 18 $55/$75 Standard Registration is May 19-June 2 $55/$75 CLASS # AGE 207410-01 7-8 207410-02 9-10 207410-03 11-12 207410-04 13-14
Wah Lum Northern Praying Mantis Kung Fu is a traditional Chinese martial arts system. Our program focuses on many aspects within our style of Kung Fu including forms, weaponry, self-defense, body strengthening, and flexibility. There is no better way to get in shape than learning a 400-year-old art. Come join our Wah Lum family. $15 (res)/$16.50 (non-res) drop in fee. No classes 5/19 & 5/22. Instructor: Mui
AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 6+ 7/9-8/13 Th 6:30-7:45pm 6 $46/$50.75 6+ 8/20-9/24 Th 6:30-7:45pm 6 $46/$50.75
Learn American Karate in this white through black belt program that runs year-round. The junior program develops self-esteem, positive behavior, academic achievement, and respect for others. In addition to practicing karate techniques and abduction prevention training, self-defense skills are integrated into the lessons. Adult classes focus on street self-defense, fitness, and personal development. Benefits of the program will reach beyond the class by improving everyday focus and quality of life, while reducing daily stress. For more information, visit redtigerkarate.com or call 817-845-1557. Instructor: Margach CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY 160170-86 RRC 5-7 6/5-7/31 F 160170-87 RRC 8-12 6/5-7/31 F 160170-88 RRC 13+ 6/5-7/31 F
TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 6-7pm 9 $60/$66 7-8pm 9 $60/$66 8-9pm 9 $60/$66
DROP IN» TAI CHI
Tai Chi is an internal exercise program which consists of slow, relaxed, flowing, and balanced movements. There are many health benefits to practicing Tai Chi including increased energy and improved balance and strength. Some aspects of our program include meditation, stretching, and empty-hand and weapon forms in the Yang and Chen styles. $15 (res)/$16.50 (non-res) drop in fee. Instructor: Mui CLASS # LOC Senior Center 132015-40 SRC 132015-50 SRC 132015-60 SRC
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13+ 5/2-5/30 Sa 9:15-10:15am 4 $45/$49.50 13+ 6/6-6/27 Sa 9:15-10:15am 4 $45/$49.50 13+ 8/1-8/29 Sa 9:15-10:15am 5 $56.25/$62
Rosemeade Rec Center 160110-45 RRC 13+ 5/1-5/29 F 5:30-6:30pm 4 $45/$49.50 160110-55 RRC 13+ 6/5-6/26 F 5:30-6:30pm 4 $45/$49.50 160110-65 RRC 13+ 8/7-8/28 F 5:30-6:30pm 4 $45/$49.50
Register for events and classes online at cityofcarrollton.com/signupnow. Registration for Carrollton residents begins May 18. Non-resident registration begins May 18. Classes begin June 1.
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AMO VOLLEYBALL
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AGE DATES Crosby Rec Center 161120-03 7-18 6/1-6/22 161120-04 7-18 7/13-8/17 Rosemeade Rec Center 160120-06 7-18 6/3-6/24 160120-07 7-18 6/3-6/24 160120-08 7-18 7/15-8/19 160120-09 7-18 7/15-8/19
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M 6:30-7:30pm 4 M 6:30-7:30pm 6
$100/$110 $150/$165
W W W W
$100/$110 $100/$110 $150/$165 $150/$165
6:30-7:30pm 4 7:30-8:30pm 4 6:30-7:30pm 6 7:30-8:30pm 6
MINI-HAWK MULTI-SPORT CLASS
Our Multi-Sport class is designed to introduce young athletes to a variety of different sports in one setting including soccer, flag football, T-ball, and track and field. For this program, we combine two-three sports into one fun-filled week. Athletes will learn the rules and essentials of each sport through skill-based games and scrimmages. By the end of the week, your child will walk away with knowledge of new sports along with vital life lessons such as respect, teamwork, and self-discipline. Instructor: Skyhawks CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS 160070-01 RRC 3-4 5/5-6/9 Tu 4:30-5:05pm 6 160070-02 RRC 3-4 6/16-7/21 Tu 4:30-5:05pm 6 160070-03 RRC 3-4 7/7-8/11 Tu 4:30-5:05pm 6 160070-04 RRC 5-6 5/5-6/9 Tu 5:15-6pm 6 160120-05 RRC 5-6 6/16-7/21 Tu 4:30-5:05pm 6 160120-06 RRC 5-6 7/7-8/11 Tu 5:15-6pm 6
$(RES/NR) $80/$88 $80/$88 $80/$88 $80/$88 $60/$66 $60/$66
Library Community
Allison and Michelle Operations (AMO) Volleyball covers all aspects of the game for athletes at any level. AMO provides experienced coaches who can deliver personalized instruction, high intensity, and FUN. The goals for each class are to teach the fundamental aspects of the game, emphasize efficiency, correct technique, and increase knowledge in order to enhance each individual player. After the second week of class, AMO will make class session recommendations based on player assessment to better fit the athlete’s skill level. This will ensure each player is learning in an environment that facilitates growth. No class 5/25. Instructor: AMO Volleyball
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Sports Classes
BASKETBALL TECH
CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS 160010-07 RRC 6-12 6/1-6/29 M 5:30-6:30pm 5 160010-08 RRC 6-12 7/6-7/27 M 5:30-6:30pm 4 160010-09 RRC 6-12 8/3-8/31 M 5:30-6:30pm 5
$(RES/NR) $65/$71.50 $55/$60.50 $65/$71.50
BEGINNER BASKETBALL
Bowmen Sports Basketball is a fun clinic designed for players of all skills and abilities. Program time will focus on dribbling, passing and shooting. This is a skill-based program but uses fun drills and games to reinforce skills being taught. This program is perfect for young budding stars! Bring basketball/gym shoes and a water bottle. Instructor: Bowmen Sports DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 6/1-6/29 M 4:30-5:15pm 5 $60/$66 7/6-7/27 M 4:30-5:15pm 4 $50/$55 8/3-8/31 M 4:30-5:15pm 5 $60/$66
KIDZ LOVE SOCCER
AGE DATES 2-3.5 6/6-6/27 3.5-5 6/6-6/27 5-7 6/6-6/27 7-11 6/6-6/27 2-3.5 7/18-8/22 3.5-5 7/18-8/22 5-7 7/18-8/22 7-11 7/18-8/22
DAY TIME #CLSS Sa 9-9:30am 4 Sa 9-9:30am 4 Sa 9-9:30am 4 Sa 9-9:30am 4 Sa 9-9:30am 6 Sa 9:40-10:15am 6 Sa 10:15-11am 6 Sa 11-11:45am 6
$(RES/NR) $60/$66 $60/$66 $60/$66 $60/$66 $82/$90.25 $82/$90.25 $82/$90.25 $82/$90.25
CLASS # 160040-01 160040-02 160040-03
LOC JRSC JRSC JRSC
AGE DATES 7-12 5/7-6/11 7-12 6/18-7/23 7-12 7/9-8/13
DAY Th Th Th
TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 5-6pm 6 $80/$88 5-6pm 6 $80/$88 5-6pm 6 $80/$88
SKYHAWKS TRACK AND FIELD CLASS
Skyhawks Track and Field class combines technical development, and safety with a major focus on fun. Using special equipment, attendees will learn the fundamentals of body positioning, stride, and proper stretching and cool-down techniques. This class will be held at Josey Ranch Sports Complex Field #6. Instructor: Skyhawks CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 160076-01 JRSC 6-12 6/11-7/16 Th 6:30-7:30pm 6 $80/$88 160076-02 JRSC 6-12 7/7-8/11 Th 6:30-7:30pm 6 $80/$88
YOUTH ATHLETE PERFORMANCE TRAINING
Through proper performance training, we help all youth athletes improve their performance levels while staying healthy and on the field. Jumping higher, running faster, and maintaining balance and body control are just a few things in which you can expect your child to improve. For more details, call 314-258-6988 or email rlight@ rtgperformanceacademy.net. No class 7/4. Instructor: Light
D E L E C CAN
CLASS # LOC 160091-05 RRC 160091-06 RRC 160091-07 RRC
AGE 9-13 9-13 9-13
DATES DAY 5/2-5/24 Sa-Su 6/6-6/28 Sa-Su 7/5-7/26 Sa-Su
TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 1-2pm 8 $80/$88 1-2pm 8 $80/$88 1-2pm 7 $70/$77
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Sports
CLASS # LOC 167030-04 JRSC 167030-05 JRSC 167030-06 JRSC 167030-07 JRSC 167030-08 JRSC 167030-09 JRSC 167030-10 JRSC 167030-11 JRSC
Flag Football is the perfect introduction to America’s Game. Athletes learn skills on both sides of the football including the core components of passing, catching, and defense – all presented in a fun and positive environment. The week ends with the Skyhawks Super Bowl, giving participants a chance to showcase their skills on the gridiron! This class will be held at Josey Ranch Sports Complex Field #6. Instructor: Skyhawks
Aquatics
Each session includes age-appropriate activities, including skill demonstrations, fun games, and instructional scrimmages. Young soccer enthusiasts experience the game in a safe, non-competitive environment. Kids should bring a full water bottle and ages 3½ and up should wear shin guards. Parents are encouraged to bring an outdoor chair and watch the classes (2-3½ includes parent participation). Participants will receive a Kidz Love Soccer jersey. For questions, call 1-888-277-9542 or email info@kidzlovesoccer. com. This class will be held at Josey Ranch Sports Complex Field #6. Instructor: Kidz Love Soccer
SKYHAWKS FLAG FOOTBALL CLASS
Fitness
CLASS # LOC AGE 160020-04 RRC 4-5 160020-05 RRC 4-5 160020-06 RRC 4-5
Education The Arts
Bowmen Sports Basketball is a fun clinic designed for players of all skills and abilities. Program time will focus on dribbling, passing, and shooting. This is a skill-based program but uses fun drills and games to reinforce skills being taught. Bring basketball/gym shoes and a water bottle. Instructor: Bowmen Sports
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Youth Camps AMO VOLLEYBALL CAMP
AMO prides themselves in providing experienced coaches who can give personalized instruction, high intensity, and fun. Our goals for each camp are to teach the fundamental aspects of the game (physical, technical, mental, and emotional), emphasize efficiency, correct technique, and increase volleyball knowledge in order to enhance each individual player. Instructor: AMO Volleyball. CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 160120-14 RRC 12-18 7/27-7/29 M-W 9-11am 3 $150/$165 160120-15 RRC 12-18 8/3-8/5 M-W 9-11am 3 $150/$165
BASKETBALL TECH CAMP
Bowmen Basketball Camp is a skill-based summer sports camp that features drills, games, and skill instruction covering ball handling (one and two balls), passing, creating space, moving without the ball, proper shooting form, and offensive and defensive footwork. Shooting games, competitions, and tournaments will be included. Bring basketball/gym shoes, a snack, and a water bottle. Instructor: Bowmen Sports CLASS # LOC 160015-01 RRC 160015-02 RRC
AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 7-12 7/13-7/16 M-Th 1-4pm 4 $95/$104.50 7-12 7/27-7/30 M-Th 9am-12pm 4 $95/$104.50
DODGEBALL CAMP
Participate in this popular program that includes many different versions of dodgeball. We set up situations and drills for maximum fun. All games played with special safer dodgeballs, so the fun does not have to hurt. May include capture-the-flag, kickball, and other classic games. Bring basketball/gym shoes, a snack, and a water bottle. Instructor: Bowmen Sports CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 160025-01 RRC 7-12 6/1- 6/4 M-Th 1-4pm 4 $95/$104.50 160025-02 RRC 7-12 7/20- 7/23 M-Th 9am-12pm 4 $95/$104.50
NEW>> eSPORTS CAMP - SEE PAGE 25 FLAG FOOTBALL CAMP
Flag Football is the perfect introduction to “America’s Game.” Campers learn skills on both sides of the football including the core components of passing, catching, and defense, all presented in a fun and positive environment. The week ends with the Skyhawks Super Bowl giving participants a chance to showcase their skills on the gridiron. Participants should bring appropriate clothing, two snacks, water bottle, and sunscreen. This class will be held at Field #6 in the Josey Ranch Sports Complex. Instructor: Skyhawks CLASS # 167092-40 167092-50 167092-60
LOC JRSC JRSC JRSC
AGE DATES DAY 6-12 6/1-6/5 M-F 6-12 6/15-6/19 M-F 6-12 7/20-7/24 M-F
TIME #CLSS 9am-12pm 5 9am-12pm 5 9am-12pm 5
$(RES/NR) $149/$164 $149/$164 $149/$164
MINI HAWK MULTI-SPORT CAMP
FLAG FOOTBALL-SOCCER-T-BALL-TRACK & FIELD Our Multi-Sport camp is designed to introduce young athletes to a variety of different sports in one setting including flag football, soccer, T-ball, and track and field. For this program we combine two to four sports into one fun-filled week. Athletes will learn the rules and essentials for each sport through skill-based games and scrimmages. By the end of the week, your child will walk away with knowledge of two or more new sports along with vital life lessons such as respect, teamwork, and self-discipline. This class will be held at Josey Ranch Sports Complex Field #6. Instructor: Skyhawks CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY 167091-40 JRSC 6-12 6/8-6/12 M-F 167091-50 JRSC 4-6 7/13-7/17 M-F
TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 9am-12pm 5 $149/$164 9-11am 5 $125/$137.50
NINJA CAMP
No martial art experience necessary. Students will learn the techniques of ninjas. They will practice with kid-safe ninja weapons including nunchucks, sword, sai, bo, and more. The benefits of this course include improved coordination, confidence, and discipline –all while having a blast. Students will also break a wooden board to take home. Participants must wear non-black soled sneakers. For more information visit redtigerkarate.com or call 817-8451557. Instructor: Margach CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 160175-64 RRC 6-12 6/15-6/18 M-Th 1:30-3pm 4 $60/$66
SKYHAWKS BASEBALL CAMP
Skyhawks baseball staff teach the fundamentals of fielding, catching, throwing, hitting, and base running all in a fun, positive environment. Specifically designed for beginning and intermediate players, this program teaches athletes new baseball skills along with vital life lessons such as respect, teamwork, and responsibility. This class will be held at Josey Ranch Sports Complex Field #6. Instructor: Skyhawks CLASS # LOC AGE DATES DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) 167090-05 JRSC 6-12 6/29-7/3 M-F 9am-12pm 5 $149/$164 167090-06 JRSC 6-12 7/27-7/31 M-F 9am-12pm 5 $149/$164
SKYHAWKS LACROSSE CAMP
Suit up and find out why lacrosse is one of the fastest-growing sports in the country. Lacrosse combines the basic skills used in soccer, basketball, and hockey into one fast-paced, high-scoring game. Athletes will learn all the fundamentals of stick handling, cradling, passing, and shooting in a fun, non-checking environment. This class will be held at Josey Ranch Sports Complex Field #6. Instructor: Skyhawks CLASS # LOC AGE 167090-04 JRSC 6-12
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DAY TIME #CLSS $(RES/NR) M-F 9am-12pm 5 $149/$164
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Facilities Senior
Oak Creek Tennis Center
2531 Oak Creek Drive • 972-466-6389 • oakcreektenniscenter.com Oak Creek Tennis Center (OCTC), conveniently located northwest of the Dallas North Tollway and President George Bush Turnpike, features 12 lighted hard courts with shaded spectator and court benches. Our Pro Shop includes apparel, racquets, stringing, accessories, and snacks. The City of Carrollton prides itself on having one of the premier full-service municipal tennis facilities in North Texas.
Court Fees
Resident Non-resident Adult & Youth $2.50 $4 Court fees are per person and are limited to 1½ hours. Reservations are accepted up to 48 hours in advance.
Ball Machine Rental
Resident Non-resident 1 Hour $15 $17 30-Day Pass $50 $55 Ball machine rental includes court fees for one person. Additional family members may join at no charge. Additional non-family members will incur regular court fee charges. Reservations are accepted up to 48 hours in advance.
Satellite Court Fees
HOURS OF OPERATION Spring Hours (End May 31)
Summer Hours (June 1-August 23) Monday-Thursday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8am-10pm Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8am-8pm Saturday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8am-6pm Sunday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10am-7pm The OCTC reserves the right to close due to inclement weather. Players should call 972-466-6389 (option 1) for the status of programs.
1 Hour/Court
Resident Non-resident $2 $3.50
The City of Carrollton offers 17 neighborhood outdoor tennis courts. Courts at unstaffed parks are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Tennis court usage is free at all neighborhood sites as a walkon. However, if you would like to ensure a reservation, all courts may be reserved in one-hour increments at the OCTC. The courts are available during park hours, which are 5am to 10:30pm daily. Lights are available at all facilities. Parks & Recreation tennis classes may be scheduled at court locations; signage regarding class/league schedules will be posted at the courts when applicable.
Education The Arts
Monday-Thursday. . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:30am-10pm Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:30am-8pm Saturday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:30am-6pm Sunday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10am-7pm
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OCTC has several U.S. Professional Tennis Association (USPTA) certified tennis professionals on staff. A full array of adult and junior programs, tournaments, and special events are held year-round. It is home to numerous men’s, women’s, mixed, and senior teams competing in United States Tennis Association (USTA), Tennis Competitors of Dallas (TCD), and metro league play and is also home to local middle school and high school teams.
FACILITY USE PRICES
Reservations are accepted up to one week in advance, and day-of reservations are permitted. Reservations are nonrefundable. OCTC accounts, however, will be credited for all cancellations made within 24 hours of the reservation.
PRO SHOP/RACQUET SERVICING
Fitness
OCTC carries PrinceTM, HeadTM, WilsonTM, and Babolat racquets, strings, grips, and accessories at competitive prices. United States Racquet Stringers Association (USRSA) certified master racquet technicians on staff provide complete racquet servicing for all your stringing needs. Stringing is generally completed within three days. Stringing labor is $12. A 24-hour express fee is available for an additional $5. Racquet rentals are available for $5.
PRIVATE LESSONS
Aquatics
OCTC has several USPTA certified professionals on staff available for private lessons. Unable to find an adult or junior class that fits your schedule? Inquire about our private group rates. To schedule a private lesson, call 972-466-6389.
ADULT TEAM TENNIS
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Sports
OCTC is home to numerous men’s, women’s, mixed, and senior teams competing in USTA, TCD, and metro league play. Call 972-466-6389 if you are interested in joining an existing team or starting a new one.
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Adult Tennis Classes
The OCTC Adult Program is conducted by USPTA certified tennis professionals. If minimum enrollment is not met, classes may be combined or canceled two days prior to the start date. • Classes missed due to inclement weather or on your own account may only be made up based on availability. Contact OCTC first to check availability for any makeup classes. • All class makeups must be completed during the current session. • Inclement weather cancellations that cannot be made up will be issued a credit at the conclusion of the session. • Medical refunds will be granted at a prorated amount for the portion of the class missed if a doctor’s note is provided. The amount is prorated based on the date that OCTC is notified, regardless of when the injury occurred. 1½ hour class: Resident: $90; Non-resident: $100 Drop ins allowed based on availability and pro approval. Drop-in rates: $22 RES/$24 NR
Session 1: Session 2: Session 3:
May 25-June 27 *No class on May 25 June 29-August 1 *No class on July 4
August 3-September 5
Classes meet once a week for five weeks.
BEGINNER: NTRP 2.0-2.5 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Saturday
6-7:30pm 6-7:30pm 6-7:30pm 6-7:30pm 9-10:30am
ADVANCED BEGINNER: NTRP 2.5-3.0 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Saturday
6-7:30pm 6-7:30pm 6-7:30pm 6-7:30pm 9-10:30am
INTERMEDIATE: NTRP 3.0-4.0 Monday (Intro Int) Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Saturday Saturday
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ADVANCED DRILLS (NTRP 4.0+)
(PREREQUISITE: INTERMEDIATE CLASS OR PRO APPROVAL)
A variety of high-octane drills conducted by USPTA certified tennis professionals are specifically geared for players who have dependable strokes with directional control. Fast-paced drills are excellent for league and tournament players wanting to hit balls. Sign up online at least one hour before the drill or stop by OCTC to register. Preregistration is strongly encouraged. Class minimum is three players. DAY TIME LEVEL $(RES/NR) Monday 7-8:30pm 4.0 and above $16/$18 Wednesday 7-8:30pm 4.0 and above $16/$18 Saturday 1:30-3pm 4.0 and above $16/$18
CARDIO TENNIS (NTRP 3.5-4.0)
This fast-paced drill is sure to get you moving. The cardio tennis drills will keep you on your toes for the entire 1½ hours. Sign up online at least one hour before the drill or stop by OCTC to register. Preregistration is strongly encouraged. DAY TIME LEVEL $(RES/NR) Monday 7-8:30pm 3.5-4.0 (Intermediate) $16/$18 Wednesday 6-7:30pm 2.5-3.0 (Beginner/Advanced Beg) $16/$18 Wednesday 7:30-9pm 4.5+ (Advanced) $16/$18
Adult Tennis Events “1ST FRIDAY” DOUBLES MIXER
No partner is necessary since we provide the pairings for you. Players are grouped according to NTRP level (2.5-5.0). Format consists of timed rounds of progressive partner doubles. Snacks, soft drinks, dinner, and prizes are provided. Sign up online at least one hour before the drill or stop by OCTC to register. Preregistration is strongly encouraged. If minimums are not met, cancellation will be one day before the mixer starts. Join us on the first Friday of each month (5/1, 6/5, 7/3, & 8/7) for this popular event. DAY TIME 1st Friday 6:30-9pm
LEVEL $(RES/NR) All $22.50/$25
Adult Tennis Leagues SINGLES LEAGUES
Play the best of three sets, no-ad scoring, with a match tiebreak (first to 10 points by a margin of two) in lieu of a third set. Awards are presented to division winners. League champions are eligible to move up to the next level and last place finishers may be required to move down one level. The number of weeks may vary based on the number of entries.*
Session 1: Session 2:
May 12-July 2 July 21-September 10
*Leagues meet once a week for eight weeks. DATES Mens 4.0-Tuesday Mens 4.0-Thursday
TIME $(RES/NR) 7:30-9pm $59/$65 7:30-9pm $59/$65
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TINY SHOTS CAMP
Youth Tennis Camps
Location: Oak Creek Tennis Center Fees:
$54 Resident/$60 Non-resident per session/four 60 min. classes per week
$77 Resident/$85 Non-resident per session/four 90 min. classes per week
$126 Resident/$140 Non-resident (Orange Ball, Mean Green Ball, & Instructional Player Development) per session/four 180 min. classes per week
Basic tennis skills are learned while using the orange ball on the 60’ court. Orange balls have a slightly softer bounce than regular balls, allowing students to learn at a quicker rate with the correct technique. Players may attend half-days all week (1½ hrs/day) or full-days all week (3 hrs/day). Players need 25-inch racquets and non-marking shoes. AGE DAY TIME SESSIONS 7-10 M-Th 9:30am-12:30pm 1-11 7-10 M-Th 9:30-11am 1-11
MEAN GREEN BALL CAMP
(10 YRS & UNDER INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED)
Players will work on stroke technique and point play in game situations under supervision of tennis staff. Games such as singles and doubles attack drills along with full-court rotation will be implemented. Players may attend half-days all week (1½ hrs/day) or full-days all week (3 hrs/day). Participants will be grouped by ability and focused on improving tournament play. AGE DAY TIME SESSIONS 7-10 M-Th 9:30am-12:30pm 1-11 7-10 M-Th 9:30-11am 1-11
(11 YRS & UP BEGINNER/ADVANCED BEGINNER)
This camp is a great way to learn to hit the ball, gain confidence, meet others, and begin to play tennis matches while having fun. Focus is on the fundamentals of the game and technical development. The camp provides excellent regular fitness for kids. Players may attend half-days all week (1½ hrs/day) or full-days all week (3 hrs/day). AGE 11-18 11-18
DAY TIME SESSIONS M-Th 9:30am-12:30pm 1-11 M-Th 11am-12:30pm 1-11
COMPETITIVE-ADVANCED CAMP
This program is designed for players participating in champ, superchamp, or varsity high school teams. The camp emphasizes advanced tactics, movement, and tournament-level competition. Players in this group are required to play tournaments throughout the year. Travel teams available for out-of-town tournaments. Approval needed by Junior Director, Coach David.
Aquatics
AGE DAY TIME SESSIONS 11-18 M-Th 9:30am-3:30pm* 1-11 11-18 M-Th 9:30am-12:30pm 1-11
*Six-hour class with one-hour break for lunch
For your convenience, recreation centers accept Visa and MasterCard for all Parks & Recreation fees.
oakcreek tenni s center.com • Facili t y hours , fees , and programming s ubject to change.
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June 1-4 June 8-11 June 15-18 June 22-25 June 29-July 2 July 6-9 July 13-16 July 20-23 July 27-30 August 3-6 August 10-13
(10 YRS & UNDER BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE)
Fitness
Session 1: Session 2: Session 3: Session 4: Session 5: Session 6: Session 7: Session 8: Session 9: Session 10: Session 11:
ORANGE BALL CAMP
INSTRUCTIONAL PLAYER DEVELOPMENT CAMP
$180 Resident/$200 Non-resident (Competitive-Advanced) Per session/four 300 min. classes per week
WEEKLY CAMP SESSIONS:
AGE DAY TIME SESSIONS 4-6 M-Th 8:30-9:30am 1-11
Education The Arts
Players must wear athletic shoes (please bring non-marking soled shoes). Players are encouraged to wear sunscreen, comfortable athletic clothes, and a hat. Ice water is provided. All-day campers should bring or make arrangements for lunch. Camp-approved tennis racquets and equipment are available in the pro shop.
This camp is designed to stimulate, challenge, and appeal to budding tennis players. Children will learn motor skills necessary to play tennis and other sports throughout their lives. Students will use the red USTA-approved low-compression ball. The 36’ court will also be used.
Library Community
The OCTC Junior Program is conducted by USPTA certified tennis professionals. If minimum enrollment is not met, classes may be combined or canceled two days prior to the start date. • Classes missed due to inclement weather or on your own account may only be made up based on availability. Contact OCTC to check availability for any makeup classes. • All class makeups must be completed during the current session. • Inclement weather cancellations that cannot be made up will be allowed to carry forward the makeup into the following session. • Medical refunds will be granted at a prorated amount for the portion of the class missed if a doctor’s note is provided. The amount is prorated based on the date that OCTC is notified, regardless of when the injury occurred.
$135 Resident/$150 Non-resident (Competitive-Advanced) per session/four 180 min. classes per week
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Youth Tennis Classes MONTHLY NIGHT/WEEKEND
(AVAILABLE FOR PLAYERS UNABLE TO ATTEND MORNING CAMPS) Location: Oak Creek Tennis Center Fees:
$54 Resident/$60 Non-resident per session/one 60 min. class per week
$90 Resident/$100 Non-resident Per session/two 60 min. classes per week
$77 Resident/$85 Non-resident per session/one 90 min. class per week
$140 Resident/$155 Non-resident per session/two 90 min. classes per week
$189 Resident/$210 Non-resident per session/three 90 min. classes per week
Prices are for four weeks. For multiple day sign-ups, be specific as to which days.
SUMMER MONTHLY 4-WEEK SESSION DATES: Session 1 Session 2 Session 3
June 1-27 June 29-July 25 July 27-August 15 (3 week session)
TINY SHOTS TENNIS
This class is designed to stimulate, challenge, and appeal to budding tennis players. Children will learn motor skills necessary to play tennis and other sports throughout their lives. Students will use the red USTA-approved low-compression ball. The 36’ court will also be used. Sign up for one or two days per week. AGE 4-6 4-6 4-6 4-6 4-6
DAY TIME SESSIONS M 6-7pm 1, 2, 3 Tu 6-7pm 1, 2, 3 W 6-7pm 1, 2, 3 Th 6-7pm 1, 2, 3 Sa 8:30-9:30am 1, 2, 3
ORANGE BALL
(10 YRS & UNDER BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE)
This is an introductory class. Basic tennis skills are learned while using the orange ball on the 60’ court. Orange balls have a slightly softer bounce than regular balls, allowing students to learn at a quicker rate with the correct technique. Players need a 25-inch racquet and non-marking shoes. AGE 7-10 7-10 7-10 7-10 7-10
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TIME SESSIONS 7-8:30pm 1, 2, 3 7-8:30pm 1, 2, 3 7-8:30pm 1, 2, 3 7-8:30pm 1, 2, 3 9-10:30am 1, 2, 3
MEAN GREEN BALL
(10 YRS & UNDER INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED)
This class is designed for intermediate level players participating in USTA events and tournaments and emphasizes advanced spins and court movement/tactics. Players in this group are required to play tournaments throughout the year and set goals for their improvement. Two day/week minimum attendance required for skill development. Approval needed by Junior Director Coach David. Tennis-specific shoes are required. Sign up for two or three days per week. AGE 7-10 7-10 7-10 7-10 7-10
DAY TIME SESSIONS M 7-8:30pm 1, 2, 3 Tu 7-8:30pm 1, 2, 3 W 7-8:30pm 1, 2, 3 Th 7-8:30pm 1, 2, 3 Sa 10:30am-12pm 1, 2, 3
INSTRUCTIONAL PLAYER DEVELOPMENT
This is a great way to hit the ball, gain confidence, and begin learning skills to advance to higher-level play. After learning skills, players advance to junior development level. Sign up for one to three days per week. Beginner to Advanced-Beginner. AGE 11-18 11-18 11-18 11-18 11-18
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DAY TIME SESSIONS M 7-8:30pm 1, 2, 3 Tu 7-8:30pm 1, 2, 3 W 7-8:30pm 1, 2, 3 Th 7-8:30pm 1, 2, 3 Sa 10:30am-12pm 1, 2, 3
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Carrollton Municipal Complex Amphitheater City Hall A. W. Perry Homestead Museum (AWP) Branch Hollow Park Carrollton Public Library at Josey Ranch Lake (JRL) Carrollton Public Library at Hebron & Josey (H&J) Carrollton Senior Center (SRC) Cedar Elm Park Clifford E. Hall Park Crosby Recreation Center (CRC) Del Santer Park Dimension Tract Downtown Square and Gazebo Elm Fork Nature Preserve Francis Perry Park Gravley Park Greenbelt Park Area 2 Greenbelt Park Area 3 Greenbelt Park Area 4A Greenbelt Park Area 4B Greenbelt Park Area 5 Greenbelt Park Area 6 Greenbelt Park Area 7 Greenbelt Park Area 8 Harold K. Bessire Park Harvest Run Park Holman D. Rhoton Park Indian Creek Golf Club Indian Creek Ranch Park Jimmy Porter Park Josey Ranch Lake Park Josey Ranch Sports Complex (JRSC) Keller Springs Park Ken Good Park Martha Pointer Park Mary Heads Carter Park McInnish Park & Sports Complex Mill Valley Park Nob Hill Oak Creek Park Oak Creek Tennis Center Oak Hills Park & Splash Park Oakwood Springs Park Pioneer Park R. E. Good Soccer Complex Rosemeade Rainforest Aquatic Complex Rosemeade Recreation Center, Park, & Dog Park (RRC) San Chester Tract Standridge Memorial Park Timbercreek Park Veterans Park Ward Steenson Park W. J. Thomas Sports Fields W. J. Thomas Park and Splash Park Woodlake Tennis Courts/Greenbelt Park 2035 E. Jackson Road 75006 1945 E. Jackson Road 75006 1509 N. Perry Road 75006 2050 E. Branch Hollow Drive 75007 1700 Keller Springs Road (west of Josey Lane) 75006 4220 N. Josey Lane (at Hebron Parkway) 75010 1720 Keller Springs Road (west of Josey Lane) 75006 3845 Menard Drive 75010 N. W. Corner Jackson Road & McCoy Road 75006 1610 E. Crosby Road 75006 Eisenhower Drive @ Mapleview 75007 1199 Elm Park Drive 75006 1106 S. Broadway 75006 2335 Sandy Lake Road 75006 1400 Francis @ Ross 75006 1508 N. Perry Road 75006 Josey Lane & Southern Oaks 75007 Treeline & Josey Lane 75007 3000 Furneaux @ Frankford Road 75007 Somerville/Marble Falls; Somerville/Grapevine @ Kelly 75007 Josey Lane & Peters Colony 75007 Josey Lane (west from Area 5 lake) 75007 Peters Colony (east of Josey) 75007 Toulan & Furneaux Lane (Carillon Hills) 75007 1117 Dentonshire Drive 75006 4334 Spurwood Drive 75006 2250 Ridgedale Drive (east of Nix & south of Belt Line) 75006 1650 W. Frankford Road at I-35 75007 1645 Coyote Ridge 75007 1871 Sherwood Lane @ Josey Lane 75006 Keller Springs Road/Josey Lane 75006 1440 Keller Springs Road 75006 2146 Kelly Boulevard & Keller Springs Road 75006 Broadway & Jackson Road 75006 2742 Scott Mill Road & Placid 75007 2320 Heads Lane (off Kelly Blvd. north of Keller Springs) 75006 2340 & 2335 Sandy Lake Road 75006 2100 Carmel Drive & Keller Springs Road 75006 Crooked Creek Drive @ McCoy Road 75006 2537 Oak Creek Drive 75007 2531 Oak Creek Drive 75007 1210 E. Hebron Parkway 75007 1817 Hamilton Drive 75010 Carroll Avenue & Main Street 75006 2355 Sandy Lake Road @ McInnish Park 75006 1334 E. Rosemeade Parkway 75007 1330 E. Rosemeade Parkway (east of Old Denton Road) 75007 West of Eisenhower & north of Peters Colony 75007 1715 Rosemeade Park Circle @ Dogwood 75007 1717 W. Rosemeade Parkway 75007 2335 McInnish @ Veterans Way 75006 2050 E. Jackson Road @ Scott Mill Road 75006 1950 N. Perry Road 75006 1955 N. Perry Road 75006 Scott Mill Road (east of Thomas Elementary School) 75006
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4 Cinco De Mayo Celebration, Hebron & Josey Library, 972-466-4800 4 “May the 4th Be With You” Star Wars Event, Downtown Carrollton, 972-466-9135 9 Brookhaven Handbell Concert, Josey Ranch Lake Library, 972-466-4800 9 Mother’s Day Concert & Picnic, Perry Museum, 972-466-6380 11 Metrocrest Community Job & Continuing Education Fair, Josey Ranch Lake Library, 972-466-4800 16 Chalk Art Festival, Mary Heads Carter Park, 972-466-9815 20 Public Works Open House & Equipment Rodeo, Josey Ranch Lake Library, 972-466-4291
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& 5 Summer Reading Kickoff Parties for Teens, Tweens, and Families, 4 Hebron & Josey Library, 972-466-4800 1-6 Virtual Fishing Education Week, cityofcarrollton.com/events 8 Summer Lunch & Snack Program Begins, Crosby and Rosemeade Recreation Centers, 972-466-9816 13 World of Foodies Fest - POSTPONED UNTIL SEPTEMBER 17-19 Virtual Father’s Day Celebration, cityofcarrollton.com/events 27 C-Con, Josey Ranch Lake Library, 972-466-4800
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1 Parks & Recreation Month throughout the City, 972-466-9804 3 Fourth of July Concert, Senior Center, 972-466-4850 4 Community Fireworks Display - POSTPONED UNTIL NOVEMBER 4 4th of July Holiday (visit cityofcarrollton.com for closure details) 11 Saturdays on the Square: Christmas in July, Downtown Carrollton, 972-466-9135 17 Swim-in Cinema: Zootopia, Rosemeade Rainforest, 972-466-9816
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