2015 September & October Newsletter

Mt. Juliet Parks & Recreation 2015 Newsletter

September & October

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Ph: (615) 758-6522 ● www.MJParksandRec.org Mt. Juliet Parks & Rec ● Fall 2015

Free & Open to the Public!

Attention Vendors: We are looking for Health Care providers for glucose

testing/A1c, Bone density testing, foot care, Body mass index (BMI), cho-

lesterol testing, BP, Hearing, Nutritional analysis, urology, mobile mam-

mography, HRA, First Aid, Spine health, Healthy-Cooking-Demonstrations,

Chair massages, CPR, Exercise equipment demonstrations, Yoga, Stress

Management, Financial Health and more…

If you would like to be involved please contact Tina Guinan at

[email protected] or call 615-773-6254.

The City of Mt. Juliet would like to

Table of Contents

Special Events…………………………….....……………….…………...3

Sponsorship Opportunities………………………...……..……………5

Athletics: Youth Sports...………………………………………….…….6

Programs & Activities….………………………..………………….……7

Dance & Fitness Classes..…………………..……..……………………8

Park Facilities………………………………..……..……………………..9

Ava’s Splash Pad……………………………..……….….…………..…11

Mt. Juliet Community Center………………………..…………..……12

Meet your Parks Crew ………………………………………………....15

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Special Events 2015 Special Events

September 4th:

Movie in the Park

September 5th:

Bluegrass Festival

September 19th:

Farmisan’s Market/

Summer Fest

September 20th:

Bridge Fellowship 10th

Anniversary

September 25th- 27th:

Pow Wow @ Mundy Park

September 26th:

HDSA Walk for Hope

October 3rd:

Paws in the Park

October 10th:

Halloween in the Park

October 17th:


Summer Fest

November 14th:

Home for the Holidays

December 5th:

Christmas Parade

2016 Special Events

February 6th:

Daddy Daughter Dance

February 13th:

TWRA Tackle Swap

March 23rd

St. Patty’s Kid’s Day

March 26th:

FCC’s Great Easter Bash

April 16th:


Summer Fest

Music & a Movie: When the Game Stands Tall

The journey of legendary football coach Bob Ladouceur, who took the

De La Salle High School Spartans from obscurity to a 151-game win-

ning streak that shattered all records for any American sport.

Location: Charlie Daniels Park

Day: Date: Time: Cost:

Fri. 9/4 7:00PM FREE

Mt. Juliet Pow Wow

Celebrate American Indian Heritage Month for the State of Tennessee.

Featuring: Native American food, Native American arts & crafts, Native

American music, etc. Also includes dance contest and event prizes.

Bring your own lawn chairs

Contact: Cindy Yahola

Ph: 615.443.1537 Email: [email protected]

Location: Mundy Memorial Park.

Day(s): Date: Time: Cost:

Sat. 9/26-27 10:30AM-5:00PM Adults (13+) $8.00

Kids (6-12) $4.00

5 & under FREE

mailto:[email protected]

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Sponsors

Benefits of being an Event Sponsor:

Reach thousands of Mt. Juliet citizens.

Brand Recognition

Social Media mentions as a MJPRD event sponsor.

Support the local community that lives and plays in Mt. Juliet.

Demonstrating your support for youth activities & family events.

Advertising: your logo on flyers and posters displayed in local

businesses, City of Mt. Juliet website, community access TV sta-

tion, event signage, newspaper ads, and more.

Variety of events: you can sponsor a more intimate event in order

to get to know participants or a larger event that attracts thou-

sands of local families. Pick what works best for your business.

For more information contact Event Coordinator: CJ Kiekens.

Farmisan’s Market & SummerFest

Free performances all summer long. Bring a blanket or lawn chair.

Day(s): Time: Date: Cost: Performer:

Sat. 4:00PM 9/13 FREE Singer/Songwriter Festival

Sat. 4:00PM 10/17 FREE Zack Allen Band

Hosted by: The Arts Alliance of Middle Tennessee

Ph: 615.415.1740 Email: [email protected]

Needham’s Nursery 12425 Hwy 70 Mt. Juliet, TN

mailto:[email protected]

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Youth Sports

Game On Sports

Welcome To Game On Sports!!! Our exciting youth sports organization in Wilson

County is dedicated to providing you with a fun and safe atmosphere for your child to learn, play and

enjoy. We are a very unique youth sports organization in that we are a ONE STOP sports league and

offer multiple sports leagues for your child to participate in all year. Our leagues are open to boys and

girls ages 4-12 and we welcome participants of all skill levels.

League Host: Game On Sports

Ph: (615) 268.2436 or (615) 686.0232

Web: www.YourGameOnSports.com

Location: Mt. Juliet Community Center

Practice: Days: Time: Date:

LF Developmental Basketball F 5:00-8:00PM 09/24– 03/05

Games:

Dodgeball Sa 9:00-10:00AM

Developmental Basketball Sa 10:00– 4PM 09/24- 03/05

*Parents meeting/equipment distribution is Saturday, 10/24/2015 at the Mt. Juliet Community Center

which is located at the Charlie Daniels Park at 10:00am. Friday practices begin 10/30/2015 and games

begin 11/7/2015. Five games will be played during this early session. No practices or games will be

held Thanksgiving weekend.*

**Divisions are based on number of and age of registered players but, generally, are ages 4-6, 7-9, 10-

12. League teams are co-ed.**

http://www.MyGameOnSports.com

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Programs & Activities

Senior Pickle Ball

This drop in activity is a paddle sport which combines

elements from tennis, badminton, & ping pong.


Level: Day(s): Time: Ages: Cost

All M, W, F 9-11AM 55+ $2/day

Advanced M & W 11-1PM 55+ $2/day

Pickle Ball on Friday mornings are half court.

Memberships available for $12 per month.

Triple Threat Talent Studio

Through singing, acting, dancing and stage presence classes, our students become prepared for

show stopping performances, casting calls, auditions, competitions and life with tools needed to

be known as what is called a Triple Threat. Triple Threat Talent Studio provide professional in-

struction, technique, and skills in all aspects of singing, dancing, acting and more..

Contact: Triple Threat Talent Studio

Ph: (615) 288.3650

Web: www.TripleThreatTalentStudio.com


Day: Monday and/or Tuesday

Dates: 9/14-11/17 (No class 10/5-15)

Ages: 5+

Cost: $85-$125 per class session

http://www.MyGameOnSports.com

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Fitness Classes

Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

8:05 AM

Fit Fusion

Kristi

Shred

Kristi

Yoga Fusion

Kristi

Pi-Box

Kristi

6:15 PM

Zumba

Brittanie

Resha Zumba

Zumba

Brittanie

Resha Zumba

Fit Fusion: Interval class consisting of dance, kickboxing, and lightweight toning intervals combined with vertical

Pilates. Bring a yoga mat & 1-3 lb. weights. Wear comfortable clothes & tennis shoes.

Pi-Box: Unique fusion of vertical Pilates, boxing, and kickboxing that fuses the power, speed, and agility of boxing

with the beautiful sculpting and flexibility of vertical Pilates. This interval format boosts metabolism, with fat-

melting, muscle-sculpting, core-tightening movements bringing you a workout that is fun and challenging. Athletic

shoes or barefoot ok. Bring a yoga mat (or towel).

Shred: Shred those pounds with this high energy, bootcamp style class that gives you a head to toe workout. This

class builds strength, endurance, and physical fitness while boosting your metabolism. Bring hand-weights (5-10

pounds) and a yoga mat (or towel) for floor work.

Yoga Fusion: Combination of Yoga, Pilates, and lightweight strength exercises.

Participants will need to bring their own yoga mat & 1-3 lb. weights. Wear comfortable clothes & tennis shoes.

Zumba: Fusing hypnotic Latin rhythms with easy to follow moves, Zumba is a one of a kind dance class designed

to burn calories and get the energy pumping round your body. People of all ages, shapes, and sizes are welcome

and encouraged to attend classes.

Cost: $6 non-members/$4 members.

Punch cards available; see instructor for details.

Kristi Scott

(615) 480-6657 Brittanie Resha

(941) 726-7257

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Mt. Juliet Community Center

1075 Charlie Daniels Parkway

Phone: (615) 758-6522

Fax: (615) 773-8399

Hours: M-Sa 8AM-7:30PM & Su 1-4:30PM

Meeting Rooms

We have three rooms available for rentals if you are interested in

having a birthday party, wedding/baby shower, business meeting, or

family reunion.

Meeting Room A: is a 1,200 square foot multi-purpose room.

Amenities: all available tables & chairs, kitchen (stove & cooler) and a

large TV.

Meeting Room B (Panattoni Hall): is a 2,100 square foot multi-

purpose room.

Amenities: all available tables & chairs, kitchen (sink, cooler, & ice

machine),

& a projector for multi media presentations.

Meeting Room C: The small meeting room is a 750 square foot mul-

ti-purpose room.

Amenities: all available tables & chairs and a large TV.

Call for information on booking your room today!

Rates

Daily Use

Residents: $2.00

Non- Residents: $4.00

Monthly Membership

Residents: $15

Non- Residents: $22

Senior Citizens: $12

Annual Membership

Residents: $150

Non- Residents: $225

Senior Citizens: $120

Meeting Room Rental

Damage Deposit: $200

Hourly Fee: $35/Large

$25/Small

8 hour large rental: $250

Meeting Room B

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Charlie Daniels Park

Amenities

Planet Playground: 9,000 sq. ft. playground.

"Squirrel's Run" Toddler Park

Ava's Splash Pad

2 sand volleyball courts

Outdoor basketball court

4 tennis courts

2 outdoor pickle ball courts

1 mile walking track

Crow’s Nest Skate Park

Rentals

Today is the day to start planning a fun day at the park

for birthday parties, family reunions, weddings, and

more. Every pavilion at Charlie Daniels Park offers elec-

tricity, charcoal grills, and trashcans for your occasion.

Pavilion and Gazebo Rental Rates Cost:

**Deposit (Refundable): $50.00

-Full Day Rental (Over 4 Hrs.): $80.00

-Half Day Rental (Up to 4 Hrs.): $40.00

Amphitheater Rental Rates 4 hour/8hour:

**Deposit (Refundable): $300.00

-*Not for Profit: $75/$150

- For Profit: $150/$300

- Individual: $100/$200

*Must show proof of 501c3

** Bring separate checks for deposit and rental fees


Phone: (615) 758-6522 Fax: (615) 773-8399

Hours: 6AM-10PM Daily

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Advertise with us!

Place your ad in our seasonal newsletter

full of information on special events,

programs, & activities. We distribute

approximately 300 newsletters per

quarter! There’s no better way to con-

nect locally.

Newsletter Artwork Date Print Date

Winter 10/1 11/1

Spring 2/1 3/1

Summer 4/1 5/1

Fall 7/1 8/1

Ad Size Options

Full Page (6.5” W x 8” H) $500

Half Page (6.5” W x 4” H) $250

Quarter Page (3.25” W x 4” H) $100

Mundy Memorial Sports-Plex

Half Page Ad Size

6.5”W x 4” H

$250

Quarter Page

3.25”W x 4” H

$100

300 Mundy Memorial Dr.


Amenities:

4 multi-purpose fields

1 softball field

1 playgrounds

1 pavilion

1 mile walking track

Frisbee golf course

Emission Station

Fee: $10.00

Every Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.

Hours of Operation: 7:30am – 1:00pm

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Phone: (615) 758-6522 Fax: (615) 773-8399

Hours: 11AM-6PM Monday-Saturday & 2-4PM Sun-

Rules & Regulations

Ages 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult

Please take your child for regular bathroom breaks (every 30-45 minutes)

Swim Diapers required for children under age 4. (disposable & cloth diapers prohibited)

Please clean feet before entering play area

Exit playground with any signs of thunder, lightning, or severe weather

Prohibited on Splash Pad

Toys or other objects (cups, water guns, buckets, etc...)

Pets

Standard disposable or cloth diapers (Children must wear a swim diaper)

Running or Horseplay

Climbing or swinging on play structures

Glass products

Food, Drinks, or Gum

Boots, cleats, tennis shoes, and dress shoes (water shoes & flip flops permitted)

Have your Birthday, Company Picnic, or Family reunion at Ava’s Splash Pad!!!

During the operating season, Ava’s Splash Pad can be rented for private use on Friday &

Saturday nights from 6:00-7:30 PM (after it closes to the public).

Rental also includes 4 nearby picnic tables.

Cost: $200

Damage Deposit: $250

Ava’s Splash Pad

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South Mt. Juliet “Bark Park” 151 Southeast Springdale

Hours: Dawn-Dusk Daily

Amenities:

3/4 acre fenced dog park

Playground

Jones Family Park

N Mt. Juliet Rd.


Amenities:

Sand Volleyball Court

Bark Park

Frisbee Golf Driving

Range

Frisbee Golf Course

Walking Trail

“Bark Park” Rules & Regulations:

Use at your own risk

Disposal of waste required

Dogs must be wearing current rabies ID

Dogs must be leashed at all times unless they are INSIDE the fenced area.

Dogs that become aggressive must be leashed & removed IMMEDIATELY. Users are

responsible for any injuries inflicted by their dogs. The City of Mt. Juliet reserves the right

to restrict an aggressive dog or their handlers.

Children under 10 are not allowed inside the fenced dog park area. Minors must have

adult supervision.

The Mt. Juliet Parks & Recreation Department works to create and provide recreational

activities and facilities, as well as, leisure and community services necessary to

promote public well-being and quality of life for the citizens of Mt. Juliet, TN. We

strive to build and promote a sense of hometown spirit based on our belief in

“Family, Fitness, and Fun!!!

Meet your Parks & Rec Crew

Parks Manager:

Rocky Lee

Assistant Parks Manager:

Tim Henson

Special Events & Resource

Development Coordinator:

CJ Kiekens

Parks Laborer:

Kale Carver

Parks Laborer:

Tyler Olfield

Parks Clerk:

Rose Carter

Parks Clerk:

Jan Littrell

Parks Laborer:

Ross Hudson

Parks Clerk:

Jennifer Diekmann

Parks Laborer:

Josh Lo

Important Contacts

City Hall ..............................................................754.2552 or 311

Emergency ..............................................................................911

Police .............................................................................754.2550

Police (Special Events) .....................................................773.6260

Parks & Recreation Office .........................................................758.6522

Parks Manager: Rocky Lee ................................................ext. 130

Assistant Manager: Tim Henson ........................................ext. 131

Event Coordinator: CJ Kiekens ..........................................ext. 133

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