2016 Mtwc Rec Dept Summer Activity Guide

What is Inside?

Contact Info ................................................................................................1

Youth Programs.......................................................................................2-6

Softball/Kickball ..........................................................................................4

Camps/Clinics .........................................................................................5-6

Manitowoc Public Library ........................................................................7-8

Manitowoc Family Aquatic Center ..............................................................9

Manitowoc Mini Golf Course.....................................................................10

Manitowoc Senior Center .........................................................................11

Lincoln Park Zoo .................................................................................12-13

Featured Park Amenities ..........................................................................14

Park Facility Rentals.................................................................................15

City Parks Map .........................................................................................16

Park Amenities Chart................................................................................17

Rahr-West Art Museum .......................................................................18-25

MetroStage Music.....................................................................................26

Registration Information ..................................................Inside Back Cover

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The Art Experience

www.manitowoc.org

Manitowoc Public Library707 Quay Street

686-3000 Service Desk686-3030 Children’s Desk

HOURSMon-Wed 9:00am-8:00pm

CLOSED THURSDAYFriday 9:00am-6:00pm

Saturday 9:00am-3:00pmSunday Noon-4pm

StaffCherilyn Stewart (Director)

Ann Herrmann(Children’s Services Manager)

Anne Juza(Public Services Manager)

WAIVER OF LIABILITY AGREEMENTThis waiver of liability pertains to all programs/classesregistered through the Parks & Recreation Divisions.

I hereby understand that those individuals registered for theprograms stated on this form, and myself as a parent orguardian, acknowledge that each program, like all physicalactivities, presents some inherent risk of injury. I furtherrecognize that the City of Manitowoc and otherorganizations which allow the use of facilities, do notprovide hospital/medical insurance for the duration of theprogram. Therefore, I hereby release these organizationsand their employees of any financial responsibility due toinjuries received during the program participation.

Dept. of PublicInfrastructure

Dan Koski (Director)

Manitowoc Recreation& Senior Center Division

3330 Custer Street(920) 686-3060

HoursMonday–Friday8:00am–4:00pm

StaffDenise Larson (Manager)

Penny Fabian (Admin)Melissa Franz (Admin)

Manitowoc Parks Division2655 S. 35th Street

(920) 686-3580Hours

Monday–Friday7:00am–4:00pm

StaffChad Scheinoha (Manager)

Sue Reilly (Admin)Sandy Ronski (Admin)

Rahr West Art Museum610 N 8th Street(920) 686-3090

HoursTuesday–Friday10:00am–4:00pm

Saturday & Sunday11:00am–4:00pmClosed Mondays

StaffGreg Vadney (Director)

Elaine Schroeder (Admin)

Maritime Metro Transit915 S. 11th Street

(920) 686-3560Hours

Monday–Friday8:00am–4:00pm

StaffJim Muenzenmeyer (Manager)

Marlo Kohlmann (Admin)

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Infant SwimParent Child

Orients parents and children tothe aquatic environment throughsafe play, submerging to mouth,nose and eyes, etc. Class is 30min.Requirements: 0-18 monthsHeld at Riverview School

Session I: June 20 - July 14Mon/Wed orTues/Thurs 11:00am

Session 2: July 18 - Aug 11Mon/Wed orTues/Thurs 11:00am

Level 2Fundamental Skills

Learn fundamental skills such asrolling over, treading water. Classis 50 min.Requirements: Complete Level 1Held at Lincoln High School

Session l: June 20 - July 14Mon/Wed 9:00amTues/Thurs 10:00am

Session 2: July 18 - Aug 11Mon/Wed 9:00amTues/Thurs 10:00am

Tot SwimPreschool Aquatics

Orients children to the aquaticenvironment through games,teaching bobbing, arm and legaction. Class is 30 min.Requirements: 19 months to5 years of ageHeld at Riverview School

Session I: June 20 - July 14Mon/Wed or Tues/Thurs10:00am or 10:30am

Session 2: July 18 - Aug 11Mon/Wed or Tues/Thurs10:00am or 10:30am

Level 3Stroke Development

Builds on skills in Level 2 throughadditional guided practice indeeper water. Class is 50 min.Requirements: Complete Level 2Held at Lincoln High School

Session l: June 20 - July 14Mon/Wed 9:00am

Session 2: July 19 - Aug 11Tues/Thurs 9:00am

Level 4Stroke Improvement

Develops confidence in the skillslearned including open turns,underwater swimming, survivalswimming. Class is 50 min.Requirements: Complete Level 3Held at Lincoln High School



Level 1Intro to Water Skills

Get comfortable with the waterand enjoy the water safelythrough bubble blowing, retrievingobjects underwater, beginningfloating, etc. Class is 30 min.Requirements: 5 years oldHeld at Riverview School

Session l: June 20 - July 14Mon/Wed or Tues/Thurs9:00am or 9:30am

Session 2: July 18 - Aug 11Mon/Wed or Tues/Thurs9:00am or 9:30am

Lifeguard TrainingLifeguard Fees: $165.00 (Resident)

$175.00 (Non Resident)Class is American Red Crosscertified and teaches skillsneeded to become a lifeguardincluding, first aid, CPR and waterrescues. Participants must be atleast 15 years of age and pass askills test given on the first day.Requirements: ability to swim 300yards non-stop and tread water.Class size is limited, registrationwill be taken on a first-come, first-served basis.Class will run July 5 - 9. Testingwill be Saturday morning.Classes will be held at theManitowoc Family Aquatic Center.ALL CLASSES MUST BEATTENDED FORCERTIFICATION

Lifeguard Fees: $165.00 (Resident)$175.00 (Non Resident)

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Fees for all SwimLessons:City Resident: $29.00Non Resident:$36.00

Level 5Stroke Refinement

Coordination and refinement ofstrokes. Class is 50 min.Requirements: Complete Level 4Held at Lincoln High School



Home Alone/BabysittingThis comprehensive class isdesigned for kids ages 9-14years. Participants will learnwinning ways to talk to youngchildren. They will also learninformation needed to handleemergencies, as well as CPR andAED. Safety tips as children beginto stay home alone or withyounger children will also becovered. This is an eight hourclass, which includes a lunchbreak (students bring own lunch).Class will be held at ManitowocSenior Center/RecreationDepartment.

Friday, June 24 or July 298:00-4:00 pm

FEE: $38.00 residents$45.00 non-residents

Level 6Swimming & Skill

ProficiencyRefine strokes to swim efficiently,powerfully and smoothly overdistances. Class is 50 min.Requirements: Complete Level 5Held at Lincoln High School

Session l: June 21 - July 14Tues/Thurs 10:00am

Session 2: July 18 - Aug 10Mon/Wed 10:00am

Adult Softball LeaguesMen's Softball12 Week SeasonLeagues: Wednesday orThursday eveningsRegistration: March 15 - April 29

FEE: $390.00 per team

Coed Softball10 Week SeasonLeagues: Monday eveningsRegistration: April 1 - May 20

FEE: $351.00 per team

Coed Adult KickballLeague

10 Week SeasonLeague: Tuesday EveningsRegistration: April 1 - May 27

FEE: $113.00per team

*$25.00 charge will apply to alllate registrations for all adultsports leagues.

Evening Swim LessonsLessons will be offered at LincolnHigh School. Please see classdescriptions on previous pages.Classes will be held on Monday &Wednesday only.

Session l: June 20 - July 14

Session 2: July 18 - Aug 10

Tot: 6:00–6:30pmLevel 1: 6:30–7:20pmLevel 2: 5:30–6:20pm

Outdoor YogaDo yoga lakeside at theManitowoc Marina Beach,poolside at the Aquatic Center,and vegetable-side at theFarmers Market with certifiedyoga instructors! Experiencegentle flow yoga, linking thebreath with movement. Be sure todress comfortably, but seasonablyand bring your yoga mat, if youhave one. Yoga class passes maybe purchased at the RecreationDivision Office and are good at alllocations, throughout the season.Drop in class fee $10. Passes are5/$45 or 10/$85. Each class isone hour long. Alternate locationsprovided for inclement weather,classes will not cancel. All levelsof experience are welcome!

Mondays at 9:30am at MarinaBeach, starting June 6

Tuesdays at 6:30pm at MarinaBeach, starting May 3

Fridays at 10am at AquaticCenter, starting June 10

Saturdays at 9:00am at Farmer’sMarket (MPL front lawn), startTBD


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Summer SluggersYouth tee-ball instructionalprogram, where participants learnbasic running, fielding position,catching and hitting off a tee.Held at Citizen Park Diamond 2

Session I: June 21 - July 14Age 5: Tues/Thurs 9:00amAges 6 - 7: Tues/Thurs

10:00am

Session II: July 19 - Aug 11Age 5: Tues/Thurs 9:00amAges 6 - 7:Tues/Thurs

10:00am

FEE: $15.00 resident$18.00 non resident______________________

Archery WorkshopThis is a competition-style targetarchery program. Participants(Archers) will use state of the artequipment designed to fit every

individual. Archers willlearn about archeryhistory, safety, propertechniques, equipment,and mental

concentration. Certifiedinstructors. Class size is limited.Ages 10–18 years only.Held at Citizen Park Gym

Session I: June 20 - 234:00 - 5:15 pm

Session II: July 11 - 144:00 - 5:15 pm

FEE: $23.00 resident$30.00 non resident

TennisThe 50 minute class will stressbasic fundamentals for beginnersand skill strategy for the moreadvanced player. This class isco-sponsored by the Y. Instructorsare YMCA Staff. No class onJuly 4.Lincoln Park Tennis CourtsNorth 8th Street

June 20 - Aug 10 Mon/WedAdvanced & Beginner9:00am

Age guidelinesBeginner Ages 7 - 9Adv. Beginner Ages 10 & up

FEE: $48.00 resident$60.00 non resident______________________

DanceUnless indicated differently allclasses will include tap/jazz/ballet.Classes Begin June 21 - Aug 11.Tuesdays:3-5 yrs: 8:00 - 9:00 am6-8 yrs: 9:00 - 10:00 am6-8 yrs: 10:00 - 10:30 (Hip hop)

Thursday8-10 yrs: 8:00 - 9:00am8-10 yrs: 9:00 - 9:30am (Hip Hop)10 & up: 9:30 - 10:30am10 & up: 10:30 - 11:00am (HipHop)

All classes will be held atManty Dance Studio1402 Clark Street

FEE: $35.00

Attraction TicketsThe Manitowoc RecreationDivision has attraction ticketsavailable for purchase at adiscounted rate. They can bepurchased during office hoursMon–Fri, 8:00am-4:00pm.

Milwaukee ZooAdult $10.50Youth $ 8.50(ages 3-12)

Six Flags - Great AmericaAny day $46.25July 4 12 $35.25–

Noah’s ArkAll tickets $26.95

MT Olympus Water &Theme ParkAll tickets $15.00

Tickets may bepurchased with

CASH or CHECK ONLYRecreation Division,3330 Custer Street

May 1 Aug 21–More info on www.manitowoc.org


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Parks and recreation facilitatesocial interaction, critical tomaintaining community cohesionand pride, by providing ameeting place to shareexperiences, socialize and tobuild community bonds.

Golf ClinicClasses will include instruction ongrip, swing, chipping and putting.Class fee includes range ballsand green fees. Additional cost forclub rental is $16.00 for junior setand $20.00 for adult set forduration of clinic. Rentals arelimited. Call 726-1800 withquestions.

Classes held at:CNC Links4935 County Road CManitowoc, WI 54220

June 20 - July 14Ages 5 - 12Mon/Wed 8:00 - 8:45am4th of July class will be heldon July 8th

Ages 13 - 18Tues/Thurs 8:00 - 8:45am

Class Fee: $42.00(does not include club rental)

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Roller Skating CampBeginner Skaters Wanted!Learn basic skating techniquessuch as starting, stopping, andturning. Many games will beplayed to help teach, but funwill be the number one priority.Classes will be taught byRollaire Skate Center Staff.Ages 2 - Adult(Children under 3 must haveparent present)

Classes held at:Citizen Park Gymnasium930 N. 18th StreetManitowoc, WI 54220

June 28, 30 & July 5, 7Tues/Thurs10:30am - Noon

FEE: $20.00

Martial ArtsBasic skills and drills of TaeKwon Do (TKD) will be taughtby two of the top instructors ofLakeshore Tae Kwon Do, Markand Erica Weber. Students willbe introduced to basictechniques of martial arts in asafe, fun environment. Theclass will focus on: balance,mental focus, teamwork,control, fitness andcoordination, respect, courtesyand self discipline. No classweek of July 4.

Classes held at:Lakeshore Tae Kwon Do823 B Jay Street,Manitowoc, WI 54220(Below Evans Title Co.)

Tae Kwon Do: Ages 7 - 12June 20 - July 208 classesMon/Wed 1:00 - 1:30pm

FEE: $50.00

Little Dragons: Ages 4 - 6June 20 - July 184 classesMon 1:00 - 1:30pm

FEE: $30.00

British Soccer CampThis camp is designed forplayers 6-13 years of age. Thecamp provides soccercoaching from an internationalexpert. Campers will beexposed to foot skills, technicaldrills, tactical practices, smallside games and scrimmages.All campers will receive at-shirt, soccer ball andpersonal evaluation.Campers must bring plentyof water. Full day campersmust bring lunch and abeverage.

Classes held at:Lincoln High School SoccerFields - South 35th StreetManitowoc, WI 54220

July 25 - July 29

Half Day: 9:00am - NoonFull Day: 9:00am - 4:00pm

FEE: Half Day $140.00Full Day $187.00

Sign up online at:www.challengersports.com


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CAMPS / CLINICS

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Leisure activities in parksimprove mood, reduce stressand enhance a sense ofwellness. People go to parks toreinvigorate themselves and todecrease the anxieties of dailylife.

Zoo CampsRegistration is required for allcamps.

Farm Life Ages 4-6

July 20 1:00 - 3:00pmSee how the zookeepers takecare of the petting barn animalsand learn about the farmers’ rolein our society.FEE: $12.00

River Life Ages 7-10

June 29 1:00 - 3:00pmTake a walk down to the river andzoo pond and see what you canfind.FEE: $12.00

Animal Diets Ages 7-10

June 22 1:00 - 3:00pmTour the zoo and see how thezoo-keepers feed and care for theanimals.FEE: $12.00

Zoo Enrichment Ages 7-10

Julu 13 & 14 1:00 - 3:00pmLearn about what enrichment isand how the keepers prevent theanimals from getting bored. Youwill create enrichment tools andwill put them into practice.FEE: $18.00

I Can Build a Zoo Ages 11-14

Aug 1 - 5 1:00 - 3:00pmLearn the differences in animalsand what animals need to survivein the wild and in captivity. Learnabout ecosystems and create azoo of your own! Location:Education CenterFEE: $25.00

PlaygroundsJune 20 - August 11

Are you looking for an actionpacked summer? Come to yourneighborhood playground andprepare for a summer filled withfun and adventure! Planned dailyand weekly activities include, butare not limited to, arts & crafts,team sports, contests and boardgames. At least one special eventis planned each week. Ourenthusiastic leaders are skilled insports, games, leadership, arts &crafts and other age appropriateactivities. There are two leadersat each site. Registrationrequired.

Playground Location(Ages 8 - 15)NorthsideRheaume Park Tues/ThursSouthsideRed Arrow Park Mon/Wed

Tot Lot Locations(Ages 4 - 8)NorthsideRheaume Park Mon/WedSouthsideRed Arrow Park Tues/Thurs

Hours (all locations)Mon - Thurs 1:00 - 4:00pm

Special Event Trip DayGenerally on Fridays,times may vary

FEE: $18.00 each location

Summer Friday TripsSummer trips are open to allyouth, ages 4 & up, not just thosewho participate in theplaygrounds. Please be sure toregister prior to trip deadlines, aswe may not be able toaccommodate late registrations.Registrations can be made withcash or check at the RecreationDivision office at 3330 CusterStreet. For complete details oneach of these trips, visit ourwebsite or contact the RecreationDivision at (920) 686-3060.

Lincoln Park InteractiveZoo DayJune 24 12:30-4pmCost: $2 Reg. deadline June 21

Xtreme Air - AppletonXtreme Air is a SUPER FUNindoor trampoline park offeringover 12,000 sq. ft of trampolinefun in Appleton. Fee includes bus& 1.5 hours of jumping fun.Concessions/additional activitiesnot included.July 8 12-4pmCost: $32 Reg. deadline July 5

Cosmic Bowling & SchuetteParkJuly 15 1-4pmCost: $4 Reg. deadline July 11

Secret Life of Pets (Movie)July 22 TBDCost: $6 Reg. deadline July 18

Bay BeachIncludes bus and tickets. Parentsmust pack bag lunch.July 29 8:30am-4pmCost: $25 Reg. deadline July 25

Aquatic Center & Mini GolfAugust 5 12:30-4pmCost: $5 Reg. deadline August 1


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Manitowoc Public Library

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2016 SummerLibrary Program

Sign-up begins Monday, June 13th

and continues throughout theprogram.

Opening event onTuesday, June 14 at

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5:00 p.m. & 6:30 p.m."Seeing Stars – Planetarium" is aprogram that aims to makeexploration of the night sky easyand fun. The heart of "SeeingStars" is a standard model StarlabPortable Planetarium, an opaqueinflatable dome. In the center ofthe dome, a projector displaysmore than a thousand stars, thesun, and the moon onto the innersurface of the dome. A slideprojector is also used to projectspace images, some direct fromNASA. Paul Kinzer bringsnighttime into day with thisinteractive program, sure toinspire oohs and aahs. Paul leadsgroups of all ages through anorientation outside of the dome,then everyone crawls inside tosee the night sky! Seating islimited. Contact the children'sdesk for details.

Maker-Space activities areheld Mondays June 20 – July 25from 1:00-3:00 p.m. Programsare designed for school agechildren who can workindependently. All children

must be accompanied by a

parent or adult caregiver.

Special guests on July 11 areth

Tina & Carson Kugler, author andillustrator of .In Mary’s GardenDiscover how Mary Nohl was atrue “maker” and then make acraft out of recycled items.

Toddler Time programs areheld Tuesdays at 9:30 a.m. forages 2 and under and onTuesdays and Wednesdays at10:30 a.m. for ages 2 and up.Children must be accompaniedby a parent or adult care giver.

Manitowoc Public Library'spreschool programs focus onearly literacy, support WisconsinModel Early Learning Standardsand include the five simplepractices that help children getready to read: talking, singing,reading, writing and playing.

Family Activity Nightprograms are held Tuesdays at6:30 p.m. Be a FAN of thelibrary as parents and childrenparticipate together in a varietyof activities including stories,movies, art projects and more.

Special guest on June 21 is folkst

musician, Judy Stock.

Special Summer Programsare held Wednesdays at 2:00p.m. They are designed for allages. Children must beaccompanied by a parent oradult care giver.

June 22: Lakeshore Tae KwonDo presents an introduction to TaeKown Do. Audience participationis encouraged.

June 29: “Paint the Library Red,White and Blue.” PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED forthis annual favorite program.Sign-up before the event andreserve a window to decorate.Sign-up begins June 13 . Once

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the windows are gone, there isstill plenty of fun to be had withcolored chalk on the sidewalk!Meet at the library's garageentrance and decorate the libraryto celebrate the Fourth of July.

July 6: Aurora Medical Centerdietician, Carla Stevens, talksabout healthy eating and nutritionwith kids.

July 13: “Art in a Suitcasepresents: Run Like a Cheetah,Hop Like a Hare. How Do YouCompare?” Mary Tooley willexercise kids' bodies and brains.The program concludes with ahands-on origami cheetah artproject to take home.

July 20: Defiant Fitness presentsan introduction to yoga. Audienceparticipation is encouraged.

July 27: Brillion Nature Centerpresents: “Animal Tracks.” LouieKolberg talks about how animalsmove and how that changes thelook of their tracking pattern.Everyone gets a chance to maketracking patterns on paper withpaint and block prints.

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Krazy DazeJuly 9: There's a “Krazy Daze”event planned! Get tattooed byyour favorite children's librarian.

Author Visit byNickolas Butler

of ,Shotgun LovesongsMonday, June 13th, 6pm

Krazy DazeFriends of

Manitowoc Public LibraryUsed Book Sale

July 8 - 10

Grand Finale programTuesday, August 2 at 6:30 p.m.

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Science Alliance – Get Hip toHealth! This presentation will getkids pumped up about the manywonders of the human body whilelearning about exercise, the FoodPlate and "eating the rainbow"!Kids "dissect" a model of thehuman torso and learn how ourorgans function. Avoiding germs isdiscussed and hand-washing isstressed after glow-in-the-dark"germs" are applied and viewed

under a blacklight! Lots of funfacts are explored like how "BrainFreeze" happens and how to stopit from ruining your enjoyment of afrosty treat!

First day to have booklet stampedand receive a prize is Monday,June 20 .

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Last day to have booklet stampedand receive a prize is Sunday,August 7 .

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Timber Rattlers GameRead in June and July to earn aticket to the August 7 Timber

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Rattlers game. Come to theChildren's Department for moredetails.

Digital Arts SummerProgram for ages 13-18June 14 – August 30

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1:00-2:30 p.m.Classes include photography, film,music and drawing.

We’re always open atwww.manitowoclibrary.orgfor complete and up-to-date

information

Programs for Teens, heldon Tuesdays at 3:00pm

include:

• Giant Jenga meets truth or dare• Make your own ringtone/design

your own phone case• Humans vs. Zombies• Cos-Play 101• Harry Potter Party• Glow henna and black light

painting art• Ask an RA• Mini comic con• Make your own notebook• Color battle

Programs for Adultsinclude:

• Adult Coloring Club• Book Discussions• Computer Classes• Genealogy Workshops• How To Series of Events• Talking Needles• Tech Help

AND MORE!

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www.manitowoc.org/aquaticcenter

June 11 August 21-

Daily: 12:30pm - 6:30pmWeekends: June 4 & 5, Aug 27 & 28, Sept 3 & 4 (12:30 - 6:30pm)

Daily Admission Fees:Children (2 and under) FreeYouth (3 17 years) $3.50–

Adults $4.00Seniors (55 and over) $3.50

Mini Golf (18 holes)/Swim ComboYouth (3-17 years) $6.00Adult $7.00

Season Passes( purchased at: Recreation & Senior Center)ONLY

3330 Custer StreetSingle $100.00Family (4) $195.00 ( )$10.00 per additional family member

Reloadable Gift Cards Available. Purchase at the Recreation Division, 3330 Custer Street

Special Needs SplashJuly 16 & Aug 13 10:00am 12:00pm–

This is a morning set aside for families with special needs members. Come and experiencethe lazy river, slides and water toys with your family in a much more tranquil setting. Nocharge for participation. This free event is sponsored by Fricke Printing, City of ManitowocFirefighters, and Bay Care.

Swim Exercise (held in the Lazy River)June 20 - August 10 Mon & Wed 6:30pmNo lazy daisies in the water for this class. This is a fun and healthy way to splash and burnsome calories!Drop in class for $1.00. No swim skill necessary

Tot TimeJuly 6 - Aug 10 Mon & Wed 10:00am-12:00pmThis is a special time set aside for tots and their families.Only the sand play area and zero depth amenities will beopen. Regular admission fees apply.

Amenities:• Zero Depth Area• Two Waterslides• Diving Board• Speed Slide• Concession Stand• Umbrella Shade Area• Beach Lounge Chairs• Lazy River• Sand Play Area• Family Changing

Rooms• Lockers on Deck

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HoursSpring HoursMay 1 June 9-

Mon - Fri: 5:00 - 8:00pmSat & Sun: 12:30 - 7:00 pm

Summer HoursJune 10 Sept 4-

Sun - Thurs: 12:30 - 8:00pmFri & Sat: 12:30 - 10:00pm

Family Day (Family of 4)Saturday: 4:00 - 8:00pm$25 Deal (includes 18 holesgolf, 12” pizza & sodas)Additional $2.00 for extra familymembers *Summer only

Fall HoursSept 5 - Sept 30Mon - Fri: 5:00pm - 8:00pmSat & Sun: 12:30 - 7:00pm

Green FeesDaily (18 holes) $5.00Daily (36 holes) $8.00Season $200.00

Golf Tokens10 $40.0020 $75.0050 $175.00100 $325.00

Combo Season Pass(Golf & Swim)Single $265.00Family (4) $325.00Additional family member $15.00

Mini Golf (18 holes)/SwimComboYouth (3 - 17) $6.00Adult $7.00

Golf Leagues

� Senior Tour (55yrs & over)Plays on Tues, Sun, or Open

� Junior Tour (18yrs - 54yrs)Plays on Mon or Wed or Open

� Minor Tour (14yrs - 17yrs)Plays on Fri or Sat

� Putt Putt Tour (8yrs - 13yrs)Plays on Mon or Wed or Open

*Open - Play Anytime as long asyou have round in before Satclose.

Spring League: May 7 - July 2Summer League: July 3 - Aug 27Fall League: Sept 4 - Oct. 1

Fees: $25.00($12.50 Fall League)

Mini Golf LeagueRegistration

Spring League: Mar 1 - Apr 15League meeting: Apr 18, 6 pm

Summer League: May 27 - June 21League meeting: June 20, 6 pm

Fall League: July 25 - Aug 19League meeting: Aug 22, 6 pm


ManitowocMini Golf Course940 North 18th Street - Adjacent to the Manitowoc Aquatic Center

Mini Golf CourseMini Golf CourseManitowocManitowoc

Are you looking for a fun space for a family reunion, company party orspecial event? Mini Golf Course is the place to be.

Available Rental Times & Fees:

$100 / 2hr rental +$3.00 per golferMay & Sept: Weekdays 8am-Noon or 8pm-10pm

Weekends 8am-Noon or 7pm-10pm

$200 / 2 hr rental + $5.00 per golferJune, July & August: Sunday-Thursday 8pm-10 pm

Monday - Sunday 8am - Noon

If your are interested in closing the facility down to the public for yourevent, you must provide at least a one month notice and the followingrental fees will apply.FEES: May & Sept. $200 / 2 hr rental + $5.00 per golfer.

June, July & Aug. $300 / 2 hr rental + $5.00 per golfer.

More information contact the Recreation Of�ce 686-3060

Mini Golf Rentals

BOGO DaysBuy One Get One

� Mothers Day (May 8)� Fathers Day (June 19)� Grandparents Day (Sept 11)

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NEWLEAGUES

Senior Center membership is a fun and easyway for members of our community to stayinvolved and active. The Senior Center offerseverything from trips and special events to finearts and crafts, music and dance, educationalopportunities, fitness and health programs.As a member of the Senior Center, you willenjoy benefits such as: reduced fees for trips,ability to participate in exercise programs, andmembers only recreation/educationalopportunities.

For more information or a facility tour pleasecall (920) 686-3060.

RecreationBirthday BINGO .................Last Mon at 1:00pmBreakfast BINGO..........................Fri at 9:30amBINGO.......................................Wed at 1:00pmMonthly Movie.....................3rd Tues at 1:00pmMystic Moods Orchestra..........Wed at 10:45amWii Bowling ............................Daily 8am to 4pm

CraftsCaring Cards..............................Mon at 9:00amCreative Crafts Class..................Tue at 1:00pmSenior Crafts .............................Tues at 9:00amPottery Class ....................Wed & Fri at 1:00pmTie Quilters.................................Mon at 9:00amWatercolor Painting .................Thurs at 9:00amWeaving......................................Tue at 1:00pmWood Carving .............................Tue at 9:30am

Exercise* (nominal Monthly fee)Advanced Tai Chi ...........Mon & Wed at 2:55pmBeginners Tai Chi ..............Call for next sessionEZ Does it Line Dancing........Thurs at 10:00amJazzercise ...............................Tues at 10:50amLine Dance Lessons..................Wed at 1:00pmSenior Shape Up...........Tue & Thurs at 8:45amYoga.................................Wed & Fri at 9:00am

EducationBible Study ............................Thurs at 10:00amComputer Lessons*...........Thurs at 1pm & 2pmInsurance Counseling* ................2nd & 4th TueLegal Counseling*.....................1st Fri of month

HealthBlood Pressure ..........1st & 3rd Tues at 9:30am

*By Appointment Only

Annual Membership Fee:Must be at least 55 years old$24.00 for city residents$30.00 for non residents

Lifetime Membership Fee:Must be at least 55 years old$100.00 city residents$130.00 for non residents

Transportation:Maritime Metro Monthly Bus Pass: $25.00Assist to Transport Tickets: $2.00


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The Senior Center has a variety of meeting rooms availablefor rent. Room capacities range from 25, all the way to 120people! Rental fees are $25-$50 per three hours, dependingon room. The facility is handicap accessible. Contact theManitowoc Senior Center for more information at 686-3060.*Additional attendant fee charged outside of normal hours.

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Perfect for showers & parties!

Manitowoc Senior CenterManitowoc Senior Center

Zoo Tours and EducationTours and educationalprograms available for smalland large groups. Programsare held at the zoo or at yoursite. Available educationalprograms include:

Intro to AnimalsTake a look at different groupsof animals & what makes eachone special.Dinner Anyone?Learn how animals areequipped to survive day-to-day.Hide and Seek!Learn how predators and preyuse camouflage to stay alive.Follow the LeaderHop like a rabbit, walk like awolf, fly like an eagle. Learnhow animals move and thespecial adaptations that getthem from place to place.

Birthday PartiesThe Lincoln Park Zoo will helpyou host your child's nextbirthday. For a $50.00 fee youwill have the use of theEducation Center meetingroom up to 3 hours, includingone hour with the Zoo’sCurator of Education.

Please call Vicki at 683-4685for more information.

Animals to SeeGray Wolf, Asiatic Bear,Canadian LynxSandhill Crane, Bison,Cougar, Prairie Dog,Great Horned Owl,Red Tailed Hawkand more………..

Education CenterVariety of aquariums andreptile exhibits

Big Red BarnVariety of farm animals!

LOOKING to Volunteer?Need hours for school or justwant to do something great foryour community? Here is yourchance! If you can rake, pullweeds, and use a shovel, wecan use your help!. Join usand help keep the Zoo a greatplace to visit! Call 683-4685for available dates and times.

Zoo Special EventsMoo at the ZooJuly 23Dairy Promotion MonthA day of games and funactivities all relating to dairyfarming!

Intergenerational DayAugust 10 9:00am - NoonA fun adventure for the wholefamily. Come for one hour orstay for all three.9 am - Meet the animals withan up-close and personal tourof the zoo.10 am - Education, animalsand snack.11 am - Meet the Big Red Barnanimals with games andactivities.Fee: $1.00 per person

Halloween Zoo BooOctober 29 A day of howlingand ghoulish fun and activitiesfor everyone.

Lights in Lincoln ParkFriday Nov. 25-Dec. 26A dazzling drive-through lightdisplay in Lincoln Park.Sponsored by the Lincoln ParkZoological Society with allproceeds benefiting theLincoln Park Zoo. EveryFriday is Santa night for littleones to have their wishesheard!

Open Daily

www.manitowoc.org/zoo www.manitowoczoosociety.org

ZOO MOVES Saturdays, June 11-Aug 20, 9-10 amGet fit at the zoo! Workout in harmony with the great outdoors.Participating in fun, beginner exercise activities led by area fitnessinstructors. $40 punch card for 10 sessions or pay $5.00 perclass, per person. Special prize for the first 50 participants. Toregister send an email to [email protected]

April & MayMon - Sat: 7:00am - 5:00pmSun 1:00pm - 5:00 pmMemorial Day - Labor Day7:00am - 7:00pm

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https://www.facebook.com/manitowoczoologicalsociety

Like us on Facebook! Get info onupcoming events and see greatpictures of Zoo residents!

Watch for more infoon the Lights in Lincoln

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Lincoln Park ZooSomething special will be happening…...

Tuesdays @ 10NO cost, big fun for all ages! Be ourguest every Tuesday morning at the zoo.Experience hands-on learningadventures, and get acquainted with amyriad of creatures.

June 14 - Calling all animals: Find outhow animals communicate.

June 21, 28 - TBAJuly 5 - TBAJuly 19 - Animal DefensesJuly 26 - Animal OffensesAugust 2 - TBAAug 9 - Farmer in the Zoo

Weed & Feed May 14 9am - 1pmLets take care of our zoo together!Join the host students from McKinleyAcademy to card for the spring clean-up and we’ll feed you lunch!$5.00 donation per person or $10 perfamily requested donation. Sign up byemail: [email protected]

ZOO MOVESGet fit at the zoo!Workout in harmonywith the greatoutdoors byparticipating in fun,beginner exercise

activities led by area fitness instructors.Punch cards are available for $40 for 10sessions or pay $5.00 per class perperson. Special prize for the first 50participants. To register, send an email [email protected] Dates:Saturdays - June 11 - Aug 20, 9-10am.

FREEFREE

Camp Vits Mountain Bike TrailThe City’s first public mountain bike trail is located at Camp Vits, 97 SParkview Rd. The trail consists of a two mile beginner loop with threeadvanced sections branching off the beginner loop. Parking is notavailable at Camp Vits or on town roads. Visitors may park on CusterStreet or any other street that allows parking. At the trailhead locatedon Parkview Road, you will find an information kiosk and a bike repairstation. The map of the trail, along with park rules, can be found onwww.manitowoc.org.

South 14th Street Community GardenIn April of 2015, under direction of Grow It Forward, Inc., a communitygarden was constructed on just under two acres of a South 14th Streetparkland. The organic garden is open to the public and features raisedbeds for rent, a youth garden, an onsite little library, as well as benchesand picnic tables. For more information, see the Grow It Forwardwebsite at www.grow-it-forward.org.

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Featured Park AmenitiesSilver Creek & Indian Creek

Disc Golf CoursesThe City of Manitowoc has two full-size disc golf courses. One of thetop-rated courses in Wisconsin is located at Silver Creek Park, 3001 S.10th Street, with 27 challenging holes and is the site of the annualSilver Cup Tournament. The course has multiple concrete tee areas ateach hole to accommodate all skill levels. The signature “LighthouseHole #22” features a basket surrounded by Lake Michigan on threesides and set atop a six-foot lighthouse. Nine additional holes arescheduled to be added in 2016! A donation tube is located near thecourse for those wishing to contribute to improvements for the course.

Abutting the Little Manitowoc River, the course located at Indian Creek Park, 701 Albert Drive, has newconcrete tee areas to complete the 18hole course which uses the terrain and trees on several holes tochallenge players. Maps of both courses can be found online at www.manitowoc.org.

Henry Schuette Park Kayak LaunchWith assistance from the Friends of the Manitowoc River Watershed,funding was obtained from the WI DNR to install an ADA accessiblecanoe and kayak launch at lower Henry Schuette Park to access theManitowoc River. The launch was installed in 2015.

RESERVATION INFORMATION: Book online www.manitowoc.org or call (920) 686-3580. Reservationsare taken online, over the phone with a credit card, or in person up to one year in advance. Rental feesand deposits are due at the time of reservation. Additional fees apply for non-resident and weekendrentals. Cabins and fieldhouses are heated in winter.

Park Facility Rentals


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Memorials for LivingA donation to the Park System is an investment in quality of life. Give the items below as giftsfor any occasion, such as an anniversary, retirement, Mother’s or Father’s Day, Earth Day, ormemorial gift:

• Fence pickets at the Henry Schuette Community Built Playground• Trees - various species available with an engraved brick• Benches

Call (920) 686-3580 for more information or visit www.manitowoc.org.

Lincoln Park Cabin 1 Lincoln Park Fieldhouse

Adoptable Areas ProgramThe Adoptable Areas Program was created to give citizens anopportunity to volunteer in the City’s parks and other designated greenspaces. It creates a powerful partnership between the citizens ofManitowoc and the Parks Division. Individuals or groups are encouragedto adopt an area for a period of one year and are expected to complete aminimum of two cleanups and to do monthly walkthroughs. One timevolunteer projects are also available. More information can be foundonline at www.manitowoc.org or by calling (920) 686-3580.

Manitou Park

Dewey St. Concession Stand Red Arrow Open Air Shelter

Lincoln Park Cabin 2 Manitowoc HarborOpen Air Shelter

Silver Creek Fieldhouse Lincoln ParkConcession Stand


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Dogs allowed in designated areas only & must be leashedunless signs indicate it is a dog run area.

The Art ExperienceMuseum Hours

Tues-Thur 10:00-4:00

Sat-Sun 11:00-4:00

Closed Mondays

Museum Hours

Tues-Thur 10:00-4:00

Sat-Sun 11:00-4:00

Closed Mondays

Named one of the

“Top Ten Places to

See Art in Smaller

Cities” by USA Today

THE COLLECTIONThe Rahr-West Art Museumhouses some of Wisconsin'sbest fine art. Works byPablo Picasso, AndyWarhol, WilliamBouguereau, and others willinspire. The Rahr-West alsofeatures collections ofChinese Carved Ivory,Boehm Porcelains, andJapanese decorative arts.

THE MANSIONOur Victorian style mansion,designed by Milwaukeearchitects George Ferry andAlfred Clas, was builtbetween 1891 and 1893 forJoseph and Mary Vilas. In1910, Reinhardt Rahrmoved into the mansionwith his family. In 1941, theRahr family donated thebuilding to the City ofManitowoc to use as amuseum and civic center.

Named one of the

“Top Ten Places to

See Art in Smaller

Cities” by USA Today

Searching for a new,

inspirational location

for your birthday party,

shower, or corporate

event?

The Rahr-West offersnumerous multipurposecommunity spaces atreasonable prices. Visitwww.rahrwestartmuseum.orgto reserve a room.

TOURSScheduling a group tour orhands-on workshop with ourworld-class docents is easy,just contact the museum at686-3090 to set up a dateand time!

Searching for a new,

inspirational location

for your birthday party,

shower, or corporate

event?

Make an impact!

Become a Friend of the

Rahr-West Art Museum

MEMBERSHIPThe Rahr-West Art Museumoffers householdmemberships at a variety oflevels. All members receive:

� Membership for yourentire household

� 50% off all Classes� Exclusive Invitations

to events and tours

Membership Levels$50 – Friend$100 – Supporter(“Supporters” and abovereceive free admission toover 350 museumsthroughout the USA,including Milwaukee ArtMuseum)$250 – Advocate$500 – Partner$1000 - Patron

Make an impact!

Become a Friend of the


For more information, visit us on the web

www.rahrwestartmuseum.org

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The Art Experience

“Like” on and follow @RahrWestArt on

The RWAM Charitable Foundation is a private, non-profitorganization that exists to provide financial security andsupport for the museum. You can help us ensure the future of themuseum with a contribution.

Contact us at (920) 686-3090 or go towww.rahrwestartmuseum.org and click

JOIN/GIVE/VOLUNTEER to find out how!

The RWAM Charitable Foundation is a private, non-profitorganization that exists to provide financial security andsupport for the museum. You can help us ensure the future of themuseum with a contribution.

Contact us at (920) 686-3090 or go towww.rahrwestartmuseum.org and click

JOIN/GIVE/VOLUNTEER to find out how!

ArtMuseum

Charitable Foundation, Inc.

Rahr-WestGive to

YOUNG ARTISTSRECYCLED MIXED MEDIA

MASTERPIECESInstructor: Heather Nelson

Ages 6 - 12Tuesdays in July11:00am - Noon

FEE: $3 per session

After experiencing and discussingour newest exhibit, Searching forthe Seventies: TheDOCUMERICA PhotographyProject, we’ll complete a differentproject every week, usingrecycled materials.DOCUMERICA was launched bythe U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency (EPA) in 1971. The goalof this project was to photographand document the environmentaltroubles and triumphs.

RECYCLED SUN CATCHERSJuly 5thUsing old CD's and acrylic gems,we’ll make a shiny, shimmeringdecoration to hang in a window ormaybe a tree.

FLOWER PRINTSJuly 12thUsing plastic bottles, we willstamp funky flower designsonto canvas board.

FOUND ITEM PAINTINGJuly 19thWe will use recycled and founditems as paint brushes.

BOTTLE CAP ARTJuly 26thStart saving plastic bottle caps!Different sizes and colors areideal. WASH & DRY them, storethem in a bag and bring them withyou to class. We will examine theRahr-West's bottle cap mural andthen let the art of WassillyKandinsky inspire your creation.

YOUNG ARTISTSSEARCHING FOR THE ARTISTS

OF THE SEVENTIESInstructor: Heather Nelson

Ages 6 - 12Tuesdays in August

11:00am - NoonFEE: $3 per session

Inspired by our most recentexhibit, Searching for theSeventies: The DOCUMERICAPhotography Project, we will beinspired by artists from the 1970's.We will use pieces from theRahr-West collection along withother references to inspire ourwork.

August 2nd - Peter MaxAugust 9th - Roy LichtensteinAugust 16th - Andy WarholAugust 23rd - John "Crash" Matos

PRESCHOOL PANIC!Instructor: Heather Nelson

Ages 3-5Wednesdays

July 6th,13th, 20th & 27th10:00 - 11:00am

FEE: $25 members /$50 non-members

Each week, weather permitting,we will meet in the front yard ofthe mansion and read a bookrelated to the project that we planto do.

This class is held outdoorsbecause it is designed to bemessy! Make sure that you andyour child come dressedappropriately.


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Rahr-West Art Musuem

FRIDAY NIGHT CLASSInstructor: Amy Zander

Friday evenings 6:00 - 8:30pmADULTS ONLY

FEE: $35

This is NOT your ordinary artclass! Enjoy an adult beveragewhile creating amazing pieces ofart!

CORK & CANVASGARDEN FLOWERS

Friday, June 10Enjoy a glass of wine whilepainting on canvas. Whatflowers will you have in yourvase? A perfect girl's night out!No experience necessary. I willwalk you through, step by step.Join in the fun!

Adult beverage will beavailable. Proof of age isrequired to participate.


Friday evenings 6:00 - 8:30 pmADULTS ONLY

FEE: $35


BEAD ITFriday, July 8

Learn how to create an awesomedual purpose beaded necklace. Itcan also wrap around your wristto become a bracelet too! Make itas long or as short as you'd like.Many bead styles and colors tochoose from. Enjoy a glass ofwine while designing. Bring alonga friend for extra fun. Noexperience necessary!

Adult beverage will beavailable. Proof of age is

required to participate.


Friday evenings 6:00 - 8:30 pmADULTS ONLY

FEE: $35


CORK & CANVASROOSTER

Friday, August 12Enjoy a glass of wine whilepainting on canvas. A perfectgirl's night out! Will your roosterbe white with black dots, purpleand pink or maybe somethingtraditional? You are the artists! Noexperience is necessary. I willwalk you through, step by stepand the color choices are yours.Join in the fun!

Adult beverage will beavailable. Proof of age isrequired to participate.

The Rahr-West offers an affordable incomparable experience. Add a touch of elegance to your event,surrounded by amazing artwork. Go to our website rahrwestartmuseum.org and click on RENTALS.

HOLD YOUR CORPORATE OR PRIVATE EVENT AT THE RAHR


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KIDS CLAY CAMPInstructor: Amy Zander

Ages 6 - 12Tuesdays, June 14th & 21st

2:00-3:30 pmFEE: $35 members /$70 non-members

The first week is to handbuild thepiece and the second week isglazing. The project will need tobe fired and is ready for pick upthe following week. See howmuch fun handbuilding with clayis. Attend one session, two or allthree.

FLYING THE COOPHandbuild with clay a bird of yourimagination. Learn how to rollcoils and slabs, use pottery toolsand the basics of handbuildingwith clay. This is a fun, easybeginner class. No experience isnecessary, just bring yourimagination with you!

KIDS CLAY CAMPInstructor: Amy Zander

Ages 6 - 12Tuesdays, July 12th & 19th

2:00-3:30 pmFEE: $35 members /$70 non-members


ME!Handbuild with clay this superneat personal piece that hangsfrom the wall. It is created usingyour child's hand and words thatdescribe them. It will certainly bea conversation piece and fun todo. Learn how to roll out a slab ofclay, use stamp and the basics ofhandbuildng. No experience isnecessary!

KIDS CLAY CAMP

Instructor: Amy ZanderAges 6 - 12

Tuesdays, August 9th & 16th2:00-3:30 pm

FEE: $35 members /$70 non-members


CREATURES WITHINWhat type of creature is withinyou? Will it have long or shortears, Two or four eyes, and whatabout teeth? Using yourimagination to sculpt is so muchfun! The creatures will hang onthe wall and can be functional.Perfect hanger for PJ's, jewelry,hair accessories or even in thekitchen. No experience isnecessary!


SECOND CHILDHOODInstructor: Heather Nelson

Wednesday, June 29th5:30 - 7:00pm

ADULTSFEE: $30 members /$60 non-members

Designed JUST FOR ADULTSDo you remember all the messy,crazy fun you had doing art whenyou were a kid? Well, you canexperience that same feelingagain at our Second Childhoodclass! This class is designed justfor grown-ups! You will leaveclass with 3 completed projectsincluding a Splatter SwatterPainting, an Abstract CanvasPainting and a series of MonoprintMandalas.

Adult beverages will beavailable. Proof of age isrequired to participate.

WACKY WEEKENDWORKSHOPS

Instructor: Heather Nelson2nd Saturday of the month

1:00 - 3:00pmALL AGES

FREE - donations appreciated

June 11th - Freaky FishCome and make a Freaky Fish ofyour very own! One second it'scalm and swimming along but thenext, it's a freaky fish with a hugemouth.

July 9th - SubmarineUnderwater ArtJoin in the Subfest fun and createan underwater scene with yourown submarine!

August 13th - Out of This WorldArtDesign your own space scenewith watercolor painted planets toprepare yourself for next month'sSputnikfest!

COMING THIS SUMMER!Want to learn photography,drawing on your Ipad or creatingshort films? Then we have theclasses for you.

The Rahr-West Art Museum willbe collaborating with theManitowoc Public Library on aFREE TEEN DIGITAL ARTSPROGRAM, that will focus onPhotography, Digital Music &Digital Drawing.

This 4-part project will finish withan exhibition at the ManitowocPublic Library, featuring yourcreations.

For more details go torahrwestartmuseum.org and clickon Education.

This program is sponsored by

How's this for "Street Cred"?(Copper Box Salutes Bud at the Courthouse Pub)Oil on CanvasRussell Schwindt

MEMBERS AND MANITOWOC COUNTY ARTISTSAugust 28th - September 18th

Local artists and RWAM MembershipShowcase their artistic talents


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May 22nd - July 31st

June 12th - July 31stREALLY BIG PRINTSJuly 31st - August 28th


$120 PROJECTSBased on a group size of 15.

There will be a $2 charge peradditional participant over the 15.

5 x 7 Canvas Paintings

Beaded Bracelets

Paint Your Own PotteryBased on group size of 10.There will be a $6 charge peradditional participant over the10.

call us at

920-686-3090

and book your

birthday party today!

$95 PROJECTSBased on a group size of 15.

There will be a $2 charge peradditional participant over the 15.

OWL FLOWERS SUNSHINE

ROOSTER SNOWMAN BIRD


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9th AnnualThe Art Experience

8th & Park StreetsManitowoc, WI

Named one of theTop Five Funkiest

Festivals in the country

by Readers Digest!

Sputnikfest 2016 marks the return of Held on the“ALIENS IN THE ALLEY”.eve of Sputnikfest, this event will prepare you for theWacky Tacky Festival that is Sputnikfest. Join us forfood, refreshments, music by the Happy SchnappsCombo from 7-10:30, and the crowning of Ms Space

Debris 2016. Pageant begins at 8:30.Remember, in order to qualify for Ms.Space Debris, all you need to be is ahuman life form. Winner will receivea year of free haircuts at Rose ColoredGlasses Salon and Spa.

ALIEN PET CONTESTSponsored by

Dress your pet to look out ofthis world. Registration12:00. Judging at 2:00. WINA GIFT CARD FROMCENTRAL BARK.

COSMIC COSTUMECONTESTsponsored by A>Cute AngleCreate your own costume athome and wear it toSputnikfest, or create oneon site, using our foil & tape.Registration begins at noonJudging at 2:30. Cash Prizes!

DOWNHILL DERBYBuild a cardboard spaceshipand race it down 8th St. orblast off in one of ours.Sputnik IV crashed here.Why not you!

501ST LEGIONHave yourpicture takenwith a StormTrooper, DarthVader, or one ofthe other StarWarsCharacters.

Friday, September 9, 5:3O 11:00PM-

Michelle PetersMs. Space Debris 2015 Happy Schnapps Combo

Saturday, September 10

www.rahrwestartmuseum.org - CLICK ON EXHIBITS/EVENTS

1:00 - 5:00pm

DARYL ROGERSMAGICIAN

12:00 - 1:00pm

The fun begins at Noon!!

June 14.........................Give Up the Ghost................................Acoustic Trio

June 21.........................Mike Retzinger .....................................Acoustic

June 28.........................Blind Ambition.......................................Rock Blues

June 29.........................Two Souls.............................................Rock

July 5 ............................The Hits ................................................Variety

July 6 ............................Howard and the Blue Gills....................Blues

July 12 ..........................Johnny Len...........................................Variety

July 13 ..........................Melody Makers .....................................Czech Polkas & Waltzs

July 19 ..........................Becky Markvart.....................................Acoustics

July 26 ..........................Mystic Moods .......................................40’s,50’s, Waltz, Polka

Aug 2 ............................Dave Steffen Band ...............................Blue Rock

Aug 9 ............................Mike Retzinger .....................................Acoustics

Aug 10 ..........................Deuces Wild .........................................R & B 60’s , 70’s

Aug 16 ..........................Abraxas ................................................Santana Tribute

Aug 23 ..........................Conscious Pilot.....................................Classic Rock

Washington ParkSummer Concert Schedule

Concerts will be held at unless indicated6:30 - 8:00 pm

Manitowoc Marine BandConcerts

Special Events

June 9 Strike Up the Band

June 16 Be Our Guest

July 4 4th on the Shore atBest Western (4:30-6p)

July 15 Disney & Kids

July 28 Two Rivers Municipal Band

Aug 11 Cruiser Night

Aug 18 Season Highlights

7:00p Start ( )Unless noted otherwise

(Rain location: Manitowoc Sr. Center)

June 11 Garden Fair

June 17 & 18 Metro Jam

Aug 13 Kiwanis Car Show

September 10 Lobsterfest

* Other events may be added

Online Registration

www.manitowoc.org/parksandrecreation

Mail toManitowoc Recreation Department3330 Custer StreetManitowoc, WI 54220

OrRahr-West Art Museum610 N 8th StreetManitowoc WI 54220

Registration may be doneby phone with a debit or acredit card. You will beasked basic familyinformation. PLEASEhave registration information readywhen you call.Recreation & Sr. Center - 686-3060Rahr-West Art Museum - 686-3090

Recreation & Senior Center3330 Custer StreetMonday - Friday 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

OrRahr-West Art Museum610 N 8th StreetTuesday - Friday 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

ByMailByMail

DropInDropIn

Program Registration Begins April 1

CallInCallIn

For all Recreation Department Programs

Register for programs online. It is quick andeasy. Just follow the steps below to registerin no time!1. Go to www.manitowoc.org/parkandrec2. Go to the “ ” tab onOnline Registration

the left.3. Go to the “ ” tab andCreate an Account

sign in or create an account.4. Search for a class5. Choose the (family member) youclient

would like to register.10. Continue thru screens to finalize your

registration. Print confirmation informationfor your records.

Important Note: You must complete theentire transaction to be registered, evenfor free programs!

If you have any questions about theprogram, please contact the agency that isrunning the program.

ONLY will beRecreation programsavailable for online registration.

Any questions please give us a call.Recreation Department & Sr. Center

686-3060

NOTHING CANCELS A GOOD CLASS

QUICKER THAN EVERYONE WAITING

UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE TO REGISTER.

IF THERE ARE NOT ENOUGH

REGISTRATIONS BY A CERTAIN DATE,

THE CLASS MAY BE CANCELLED.

COMING IN ON THE DAY THE CLASS

BEGINS WON’T RESURRECT IT , SO

PLEASE REGISTER EARLY !!!

SNOOZE.... YOU LOSE

Parks have true economicbene�ts. Parks andRecreation areas areeconomic engines thatimprove the quality of life andmake communities livable andesirable for businesses andhomeowners.

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