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Department ofLeisure, Family,and RecreationProgram & Event Guide

REGISTRATIONWhat’s insideGENERAL INFORMATION 16FacilitiesAquatic FacilitiesParks & TrailsContact UsMembership

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AQUATICS 19-22Schedule and General InformationFacilities & SchedulesSwim Lesson Registration InformationPrivate Swim LessonsTeen Beginner LessonsHydro FitAdult Swim LessonsDeep WaterSwim For FitnessSwim Lesson ScheduleParent/Child LessonsLearn to Swim Preschool LessonsLevel 1: Intro to Water SkillsLevel 2: Fundamental Aquatic SkillsLevel 3: Stroke DevelopmentLevel 4: Stroke ImprovementLevel 5: Stroke RefinementLevel 6: Swimming & Skill ProficiencyGrandparent & Child Open SwimSlid into SummerSunday Fun DayStand Up PaddleboardingEastern Mountain Sports Demo DayNoodle NightsDeck Art Days

EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMS 23Partners in PlayCradle to CrayonsMommy & Me PlaygroupSummer Days Babies PlaygroupCrafternoon WednesdaysSTEM Play for PreschoolersPeeWee Tennis Lessons

YOUTH PROGRAMS 24JukidoJourneyGirls CircleBoys WeekUrban ExpeditionYouth Tennis LessonsReaching for the StarsTeen Swim LessonsComputer CafeYouth Basketball LeaguesNoodle NightsDeck Art DaysGrandparents & Child Open SwimSlide into SummerSunday Fun Day

ENRICHMENT SUMMER CAMP 25-26Skyhawks CampsMini-Hawks CampMulti-Sport CampTiny-Hawk CampTrack and Field CampCamp KennedyLego CampsLego Intro to STEMLego STEM Challenge with LegoSummer Ropes ProgramKid’s Corner CampsGoop, Gak and SlimeSolar Powered RobotsRoboticsAeronauticsFlip-Cam Film MakingDigital Art/CartooningImprov and ImaginationBudding BuildersInto to RocketryFun ScienceCrafts/Jewelry MakingRocketryAdvanced Crafts/Jewelry Making

ADULT FITNESS 27-28Total Body PlusPilatesYoga for Active LifestylesJukido for AdultsCo-ed Kick Ball LeagueAdult Boot CampPickleball ClinicsFit for DeliveryTeam Active/Team FitWalk Live Power ClassStrength for LifeAdult Tennis LessonsPersonal Training 1-on-1Deep WaterSwim for FitnessHydro FitStand Up PaddleboardingEMS Demo Days

SENIOR CENTER PROGRAMS 29-31General InformationSenior Programs

(See 9 for Senior Center registration details.)

REGISTRATION DATESResidents: May 17, 2017 (9 AM at all registration sites)Non-residents: May 19, 2017

REGISTRATION OPTIONS1. Online Registration 24/7 Avoid waiting in line and enjoy the convenience of registering from your homecomputer 24 hours a day/seven days a week.

Log on to: RecOnline.townofmanchester.org

2. Walk-In RegistrationWalk into any of the following registration sites M-F, during listed business hours.Payment can be made with cash, check, money order and credit/debit card (MasterCard and Visa only).

Center Springs Main Office, 39 Lodge Drive•Community Y Rec Center, 78 North Main Street•Customer Service Center, Town Hall, 41 Center Street •

3. Over the PhoneHaving trouble registering online or can’t make it to a center. Give us a call andwe’ll be glad to register you over the phone. Have your payment informationready.

*SPECIAL NOTE: Mail-in registration is no longer accepted.*

RESIDENCY POLICY AND NON-RESIDENT REGISTRATIONParticipants must be Manchester residents and proof of residency is required upon registration, unless otherwise noted. A resident is defined as a person who per-manently resides in the Town of Manchester. Non-residents may only register forprograms that indicate “nr” (non-resident fee) next to the listed fee.

PROGRAM ENROLLMENT POLICYEnrollment is limited and most programs are on a first come, first served basis.The Recreation Division reserves the right to cancel or close a program which doesnot meet minimum enrollment requirements.

REFUND POLICYFull refunds will be made if a request is made at least one week prior to the startof the program or if the Recreation Division cancels the class. Partial refunds willbe made on a pro-rated basis, based on the date of notification, only in the firsthalf of the programs duration. Refunds will not be considered once classes arehalf over or after the program ends.

PRO-RATING FEES FOR LATE REGISTRATIONLate registration will be accepted for most programs if space permits. Programswill be pro-rated up to 50% at or after the programs mid-point. Registration takenprior to the programs mid-point will be charged full price.

CONFIRMATION RECEIPTOn-line registrants should print out their receipt and walk-in registrants will re-ceive a printed receipt upon registration. Program information will also be in-cluded on this form.

WAITING LISTIf your desired class is filled, you will be placed on a waiting list and your moneywill be returned. You will be notified by our department if openings become avail-able.

DON’T BE DISAPPOINTED! REGISTER EARLY!Unfortunately, we are sometimes forced to cancel programs two to three daysprior to the start of the class because of under enrollment. When you wait toolong to register and your class fills, don’t be disappointed! Register Early!

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FACILITIESCenter Springs Main Office39 Lodge Drive • Center Springs Park • 647-3084Office Hours: Mon.-Fri., 8:30 AM-4:30 PMClosed Legal Holidays

Mahoney Recreation Center110 Cedar Street • 647-3166Office Hours: Mon.-Fri., 9 AM to 9 PM

Community Y Recreation & Fitness Center78 North Main Street • 647-3164Office Hours: Mon.-Fri., 8:30 AM-8:00 PM,Sat., 9 AM-12 PM

Youth Service Bureau63 Linden Street • 647-5213Office Hours: Mon.-Fri., 8:30 AM-4:30 PM

Office of Neighborhoods & Families153 Spruce Street • 647-3089Office Hours: Mon.-Fri., 8:30 AM-4:30 PM

Nathan Hale Activity Center160 Spruce Street • Office Hours: Varies with program.

Northwest Park Early Childhood Center (Activity Center Bldg. 1)448 Tolland Tnpke, Bldg. #1 • 647-5212Office Hours: Mon.-Fri., 8:30 AM -8:00 PM

Northwest Park Pavilion Rental InfoNorthwest Park’s grand pavilion is 55’ in diameter,open sided and covered with picnic tables, a fullkitchen and prep area, serving windows, and restrooms. Adjacent to the pavilion is a 50’ long obser-vation deck which scales 16’ high and 18’ long overUnion Pond allowing for spectacular sunset views ofUnion Pond. For rental information contact theRecreation Division at 647-3075.

AQUATIC FACILITIESRegular Season: 6/26-8/4Post Season:West Side, Salters, Swanson: 8/7-8/20,1-6 PM

Globe Hollow Swimming Area100 Spring Street • 647-3295Open Swim Hours: Mon.-Fri., 1-7:30 PM, Sat. &Sun., 1-6 PMLap Swim Hours: Mon.-Fri., 11:30 AM-12:20 PM,Sat. & Sun., 1-6 PM

Salters Pool103 Lydall Street • 647-3296Open Swim Hours: Everyday, 1-5 PMLap Swim Hours: Mon.-Fri., 11:20 AM-12:20 PM,7:30-8:00 PM, Sat., 5-6 PM

Swanson Pool48 North Main Street • 647-3297Open Swim Hours: Mon.-Fri., 1-5 PM, Sat. & Sun.,2-6 PM Lap Swim Hours: Mon.-Fri., 11:20 AM-12:20 PM,5-5:30 PM, Sat. & Sun., 1-2 PM

Waddell Pool163 Broad Street • 647-3299Open Swim Hours: Mon.-Fri., 1-7:30 PM, Sat. &Sun., 1-5 PMLap Swim Hours: Sat. & Sun 5-6 PM

West Side Pool110 Cedar Street • 647-3293Open Swim Hours: Everyday, 1-5 PMLap Swim Hours: Mon.-Fri., 11:35 - 12:20 PM, Sat. &Sun., 5-6 PM

PARKS & TRAILSTrailsMyTown TrailsFor more information about Manchester’s trails andparkways visit MyTownTrails.com

ParksFor more information about Manchester’s Parks visitrecreation.townofmanchester.org and click on Parks.

CONTACT USProgram Cancellation LineAccess program cancellations 24/7 at our program cancel-lation line at 647-3162, press 1.

E-Recreation E-Mail ServiceSign up to receive the Recreation Department’s freeweekly e-recreation e-mail service to provide youwith timely information about new programs, facili-ties and cancellations due to inclement weather. Reg-ister on-line: recreation.townofmanchester.org

Manchester MattersStay informed about events happening in Town, by receiv-ing periodic emails with news about voting, taxes, leaf col-lection, meetings, construction, fire safety, programs offeredand more. Residents and those who work in town are in-vited to sign up online at townofmanchester.org or by call-ing 860-647-5235.

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MEMBERSHIPFacility Pass for Adults and Seniors Valid through August 31, 2017

A Photo ID Facility Pass is required and allows use of therecreation centers, outdoor pools, and the Community Y fit-ness center during the 2016/2017 recreation season. SeniorCitizen passes are also valid for access to the ManchesterSenior Center and Senior Center programs.

A Facility Pass is for Manchester residents only and a validID is required to prove residency upon purchase. You mustbe present when purchasing a membership for photo IDproduction. A Facility Pass can be purchased at any of ourregistration sites.

Facility Pass FeesYouth (0-20 years old) $0Adults (21-59 years old) $25Senior Citizen (60 and older) $10Lost Card Replacement Fee $2

Access Manchester Pass Facility Pass for Youth under 21This free pass program gives Manchester youth under theage of 21 years old full access to Manchester’s recreationfacilities and public libraries.

Access Manchester Pass is for Manchester residents onlyand a valid ID is required to prove residency upon purchase.You must be present when purchasing a membership forphoto ID production. Access Manchester Pass can be ob-tained at any of our registration sites.

GENERAL INFORMATION

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MAY 6Manchester Fishing DerbySalters Pond, 7-10 AMrecreation.townofmanchester.org

Senior Center Plant SaleSenior Center, 549 E Middle Tpke. 9 AM-1 PMseniorcenter.townofmanchester.org

MAY 98th Annual Taste of ManchesterExplore the local flavors of Manchester. Proceeds benefitMDOG. 5:30-9 PMtasteofmanchesterct.com

MAY 12Moonlit YogaCenter Memorial Park, 7:30 PM. See page 3 for details.recreation.townofmanchester.org

MAY 13Annual Senior Center Plant SaleJust in time for mothers day. Senior Center, 549 E Middle Tpke. 9 AM-1 PMseniorcenter.townofmanchester.org

Family History DayFree event to learn your family genealogy.41 Center Street, 9 AM-1 PMtownofmanchester.org

MAY 19Things in the Space Art Event & Book ReleaseAnnual Community Youth Art Initiative Event.153 Spruce Street, 5:30-8 PMnaf.townofmanchester.org

MAY 20Melt-a-thonCenter Memorial Park, 7 AM-12 PM sportsfoundation.org

Walk a Mile Feed the WorldCenter Springs Park, 9 AM-12 PM www.wwlm.org

ShredFest9 AM-1 PM8th District, 18 Main Street

Plant SaleLocally grown perennials for sale, most for $5.153 Vernon Street West, 9:30-11:30 AMuuse.org

MAY 27Cheney Railroad History WalkEasy, fairly flat, walk along the former railroad, built in1869. Walk begins at 2 Main Street, 1 PMmanchesterlandtrust.org

MAY 29Memorial Day ParadeDowntown, Main Street, 9:30 AMtownofmanchester.org

JUNE 1Strollin’ Main StreetVisit historic downtown Manchester for arts, entertainment, and surprises. 5:30 – 8 PMimaginemainstreet.com

JUNE 2Relay for LifeNorthwest Park, 4 PM – 6 AMimaginemainstreet.com

Flag Day CeremonyFlag Day Ceremony at Manchester Elks Lodge, 30 BissellStreet Free refreshments. 7 PMprideinmanchester.townofmanchester.org

JUNE 3Connecticut Trails Day Guided hikes in Manchester and around the state. Formore information visit ctwoodlands.org

Historic Center Springs Walking TourOne-mile walk with some hills and wet areas sponsoredby the Manchester Land Trust.39 Lodge Drive. 1 PMwww.manchesterhistory.org

Concert in the ParkCover2Cover plays at Center Memorial Park. 6-10 PMprideinmanchester.townofmanchester.org

JUNE 4Art in the ParkArt in Center Memorial Park. 10 AM- 4 PMyoungatartct.org

JUNE 6Concert in the ParkMusic, crafters & food at Center Memorial Park. 5:30-8 PMprideinmanchester.townofmanchester.org

JUNE 8One Manchester Block PartyFree, family-friendly Block Party. 153 & 160 Spruce Street. 4:30-7:30 PMmpspride.org

JUNE 8Pop-Up GalleryReprise of Things in Space Art Show.153 Spruce Street. 4-7 PMmpspride.org

JUNE 9Moonlit YogaCenter Memorial Park, 7:30 PM. See page 3 for details.recreation.townofmanchester.org

JUNE 10Dog Day: Rabies Clinic & LicensingLicense and vaccinate your dog.75 Center Street. 12-2 PM

Charity Road RaceCharity Race to benefit United Cereal Palsy of GreaterHartford with kid, youth and adult mile races.100 Spring Street. 7 AM-12 PMmanchesterrunningcompany.com

JUNE 17EMS Demo DayFor full description see Aquatics page 16.recreation.townofmanchester.org

JUNE 21 & 28Spruce Street Market NightFor full description see page 4.153 & 160 Spruce Street, 5-8 PMnaf.townofmanchester.org

JUNE 30Slide into SummerFor full description see Aquatics page 16.recreation.townofmanchester.org

JULY 1Dutch Fogarty Independence DayCelebrationFestivities begin at 4 PM at Manchester CommunityCollege with children’s activities, with plenty of fun, music,food and fireworks for everyone. recreation.townofmanchester.org

JULY 5Spruce Street Market NightFor full description see page 4.153 & 160 Spruce Street, 5-8 PMnaf.townofmanchester.org

Pop-Up GalleryVeterans Art Foundation (VAF) art show.153 Spruce Street. 5-9 PMnaf.townofmanchester.org

SUMMER EVENTS


JULY 6Party in the ParkDowntown Manchester, 5:30-8:30 PMimaginemainstreet.com

JULY 7Movie in the Park - ZootopiaFree showing of Zootopia sponsored by Lifesong Church.Refreshments provided. Please bring your own chair orblanket. 153 Spruce Street, Sunset.lifesongmanchester.com

JULY 8Deck Art DaysSalters Pool, 1-5 PM. Full description on page 16.recreation.townofmanchester.org

JULY 8Deck Art DaysSalters Pool, 1-5 PM. Full description on page 16.recreation.townofmanchester.org

JULY 7Moonlit YogaCenter Memorial Park, 7:30 PM. See page 3 for details.recreation.townofmanchester.org

JULY 9Sunday Fun Day For full description see Aquatics page 16.recreation.townofmanchester.org

JULY 10Free Golf Day at MCCPlay a free round of golf at Manchester Country Club.305 South Main Streetwww.mancc.com

JULY 12Market NightFor full description see page 4.153 & 160 Spruce Street, 5-8 PMnaf.townofmanchester.org

JULY 20 & 27Beller’s Music Summer Concert SeriesFree concert in Center Memorial Park, 6-8 PMbellersmusic.com

JULY 15Deck Art DaysWaddell Pool, 1-5 PM. Full description on page 16.recreation.townofmanchester.org

JULY 19Noodle NightsWaddell Pool, 6-7:30 PM. Full description on page 16.recreation.townofmanchester.org

Spruce Street Market NightFor full description see page 4.153 & 160 Spruce Street, 5-8 PMnaf.townofmanchester.org

JULY 21Movie in the Park - The Secret Life of PetsFree showing of Secret Life of Pets sponsored by LifesongChurch. Refreshments provided. Please bring your ownchair or blanket. West Side Oval, Sunsetlifesongmanchester.com

JULY 22Deck Art DaysSwanson Pool, 1-5 PM. Full description on page 16.recreation.townofmanchester.org

JULY 26Noodle NightsGlobe Hollow, 6-7:30 PM. Full description on page 16.recreation.townofmanchester.org

Market NightFor full description see page 4.153 & 160 Spruce Street, 5-8 PMnaf.townofmanchester.org

JULY 29Deck Art DaysWest Side Pool, 1-5 PM. Full description on page 16.recreation.townofmanchester.org

AUGUST 3 & 10Beller’s Music Summer Concert SeriesFree concert in Center Memorial Park, 6-8 PMbellersmusic.com

AUGUST 2Spruce Street Market NightFor full description see page 4.153 & 160 Spruce Street, 5-8 PMnaf.townofmanchester.org

AUGUST 4Movie in the Park - Trolls!Free showing of Trolls sponsored by Lifesong Church. Refreshments provided. Please bring your own chair orblanket. 153 Spruce Street, 7-10 PMlifesongmanchester.com

AUGUST 4Moonlit YogaCenter Memorial Park, 7:30 PM. See page 3 for details.recreation.townofmanchester.org

AUGUST 617th Annual Cruisin’ on Main StreetFree car show with close to 800 vintage vehicles displayedalong Main Street. 10 AM-3 PM (Rain Dates: 8/13, 8/20)cruisinonmainstreet.org

AUGUST 7Noodle NightsSwanson Pool, 6-7:30 PM. Full description on page 16.recreation.townofmanchester.org

AUGUST 9Noodle NightsSalters Pool, 6-7:30 PM. Full description on page 16.recreation.townofmanchester.org


AUGUST 16Noodle NightsWest Side Pool, 6-7:30 PM. Full description on page 16.recreation.townofmanchester.org



Pop-Up GalleryHot, Hot, Hot - Fire and firefighting themed art show.153 Spruce Street. 5-9 PMnaf.townofmanchester.org


SUMMER EVENTS

AQUATIC FACILITIES & SCHEDULES The dates, times and operation of all pools may be subject to change at the discretion of the

Town of Manchester.

GLOBE HOLLOW

100 SPRING ST.(860) 647-3235

SALTERS

POOL103 LYDALL ST.(860) 647-3296

SWANSON

POOL48 NORTH MAIN ST.

(860) 647-3297

WEST SIDE

POOL110 CEDAR ST.(860) 647-3293

WADDELL

POOL163 BROAD ST.(860) 647-3299

GENERAL INFOManchester’s municipal swimming pools arestaffed with American Red Cross certified lifeguards. All pools have bathroom and chang-ing facilities with showers. All children underthe age of 10 must be accompanied by anadult 18 years and older. Most pools offerAmerican Red Cross swim lessons, water ex-ercise classes, as well as open & adult swimtimes. Pools, with the exception of Globe Hol-low Swimming Area, offer wading pool areasfor children under 52”.

SEASON SCHEDULEPre-Season (6/19-6/24)Location: Globe Hollow Swimming AreaTime: 1-6 PM

Regular Season (6/26- 8/6)See aquatics facility schedule on page 14.*7/4, Globe Hollow Open, 1-6 PM*

Post Season (8/7-8/20)Location: West Side, Swanson, Salters PoolsTime: 1-6 PM

SWIM LESSON DATESM-F SESSIONSSession 1: 6/26- 7/7 (No class 7/4)Session 2: 7/10- 7/21Session 3: 7/24- 8/4

M/W SESSIONSession 1: 6/26-7/26

TU/TH SESSIONSession 1: 6/28- 8/1 (No Class 7/4)


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AQUATICs Schedule and Information

Private Swim Lessons(Manchester Residents ONLY-Ages 5 and up)Private swim lessons (1:1) and semi-private swim lessons(1:2), structured to cater to meet you or your child’s spe-cific instructional needs, are now available. The aquaticsstaff will work with you to customize a personal swim les-son schedule with an experienced instructor. Lessons willbe available in the mornings and evenings. Lessons areoffered as 4 thirty minute sessions at mutually agreedupon times. Lessons will not be available during the peaktimes of the day when the pools are most crowded.Semi-private lesson participants must be within a skilllevel of each other.

PRIVATE SESSION4 x 30 Minute Private (1:1) LessonsFee: $100/Person

SEMI-PRIVATE SESSION4 x 30 Minute Semi-Private (1:2) LessonsFee: $160/ for 2 people

REGISTRATION INFORMATIONContact the Recreation Division at 860-647-3087 and beprepared with dates, times & pool locations. Payment required prior to the start of the first lesson.

Teen Beginner Lessons Designed specifically for the teenager who is interestedin learning to swim or who may have a fear of water. Noprevious swim experience is required and class is taughtwith peers in the same age group. Taught by an Ameri-can Red Cross certified instructor and will orient studentsto an aquatic environment and create a sound founda-tion for swimming and safety skills. Instructor: Josh CharetteLocation: Swanson PoolAges: 13-18 years oldMeets: Su, 7/2-8/6, 6-7 PMFee: $30/$38 (nr)

Hydro FitGet a great FULL HOUR workout to music while benefit-ing from the water's resistance. Great for all fitness levelsand ages. Build muscle strength, muscle tone and en-durance without the impact of land exercise. This class isopen to men, women and youth ages 12 and over withparent participation.Instructor: Leslie FreyLocation: Swanson PoolAges: 18+Meets: T/Th, 6/27-8/3, 7-8 PM (No class 7/4)Fee: $55/$69 (nr)

Adult Swim LessonsDesigned for the first time swimmer or for those whohave a fear of the water.Instructor: Lori DuszaAges: 18+

SWANSON POOLSession 1: Su, 7/2-8/6, 4-5 PMSession 2: Su, 7/2-8/6, 5-6 PMFee: $30/$38 (nr)

SALTERS POOLSession 1: T/Th, 6/27-8/1, 5-6 PM (No class 7/4)Fee: $50/$65 (nr)

Deep WaterIdeal class for anyone seeking a totally non-impact car-dio exercise program. Belts provide bouyancy while yourmuscles work against the natural resistance of the water.A full body workout (including your core muscles) whichwill enhance your overall physical/mental well being.Open to men and women of all ages & fitness levels. Justbring a towel, some bottled water & be prepared tosmile.Instructor: Leslie FreyLocation: Salters PoolAges: 18+Meets: M/W, 6/26-8/2, 5-6 PM (No class 7/4)Fee: $60/$75 (nr)

Swim for FitnessSwim 30 consecutive laps by the end of the class. Thisswim fitness class is designed for swimmers who candemonstrate the basic skills required to swim the crawlstroke. Participants will be evaluated and individual swimfitness programs designed to help achieve swimminggoals. Make swimming a part of your fitness routine andswim for life.Instructor: Lori DuszaLocation: Swanson PoolAges: 18+Meets: M/W, 6/26-8/2, 7-8 PMFee: $60/$75 (nr)


AQUATICs Swim Lesson REgistration

June 3, 20179-11 AM at Community YLearn to Swim Information

The following pages contain information about swim lessonregistration, class locations and times. All swim lessons willbe held rain or shine unless temperature drops below 65degrees. Decisions on class cancellations will be made 15minutes prior to the start of the class. All classes have an ad-ditional 5 minutes built into its schedule this year which willresult in no make ups for cancelled classes.

Registration InformationRegistration for all pools will begin at 9 AM on Saturday,June 3. Registration will be taken in-person and online.(Please note that on-line registration requires users to setup an account which may take time the day of registration.Try accessing the on-line registration site prior to June 4 tocomplete this set up).

Swim lessons open to Manchester residents only. Childrenmay not be enrolled in more than one class per session.Please note that parents who register their child for morethan one swimming session at registration, take the chanceof not placing their child in the correct level because thatchild may or may not pass the initial level they are enrolledin. If incorrect placement occurs, parents may call the Recre-ation Department and transfer their child into the correctlevel assuming space is available.

In-Person Registration: In-person registration will be heldat the Community Y Recreation Center, 78 North Main Streetfrom 9-11 AM.

On-line Registration: To register for swim lesson log onto reconline.townofmanchester.org.

Fee: The fee for swim lessons is $25 for the first child, $15for each additional sibling per session. Discount is providedfor siblings only.

Age Requirements: Please note the following age require-ments for swimming levels.

Infant: 6 months through 18 months (adult must•be in the water with child).

Toddler: 19 months through 3 years 5 months•(adult must be in the water with child).

Preschool: 3 years 5 months through 5 years•

Levels 1-6: Ages 5 and up•

Class ratio:Infant: 1:12•Toddler: 1:12•Preschool: 1:6 or 2:8•Levels 1-6: 1:8•

Once class levels reach maximum enrollment, registrationfor that class will close. Waiting lists are not maintained forswim lessons.

Level Time Day Sessions NotesPreschool 5-5:30 PM M-F 1,2,3Preschool 5:35-6:05 PM M-F 1,2,3Preschool 6:10-6:40 PM M-F 1,2,3

1 5-5:30 PM M-F 1,2,31 5:35-6:05 PM M-F 1,2,31 6:45-7:15 PM M-F 1,2,32 5-5:35 PM M-F 1,2,32 6:10-6:40 PM M-F 1,2,3

Level Time Day Sessions Notes1 9:35-10:05 AM M-F 1,2,3 Camp1 10:10-10:40 AM M-F 1,2,31 5:35-6:05 PM M-F 1,2,32 9:00-9:30 AM M-F 1,2,32 10:10-10:40 AM M-F 1,2,3 Camp2 10:45-11:15 AM M-F 1,2,32 5:35-6:05 PM M-F 1,2,32 6:10-6:40 PM M-F 1,2,33 9:35-10:05 M-F 1,2,3 Camp

Level Time Day Sessions Notes

2 6:45-7:15 PM M-F 1,2,33 5:35-6:05 PM M-F 1,2,33 6:10-6:40 PM M-F 1,2,33 6:45-7:15 PM M-F 1,2,34 5-5:30 PM M-F 1,2,34 6:45-7:15 PM M-F 1,2,35 5:35-6:05 PM M-F 1,2,36 6:10-7:40 PM M-F 1,2,3

Level Time Day Sessions Notes3 10:45-11:15 AM M-F 1,2,33 6:10-6:40 PM M-F 1,2,34 9:00-9:30 AM M-F 1,2,34 10:10-10:40 AM M-F 1,2,3 Camp4 10:45-11:15 AM M-F 1,2,34 5:35-6:05 PM M-F 1,2,35 9:00-9:30 AM M-F 1,2,35 9:35-10:05 AM M-F 1,2,3 Camp5 6:10-6:40 PM M-F 1,2,3

Level Time Day Sessions Notes

Infant 10:35-11:05 AM M/W 1

Infant 5:00-5:30 PM T/TH 1

Infant 6:10-6:45 PM M/W 1

Infant 6:10-6:45 PM T/TH 1

Toddler 10:35-11:05AM M/W 1

Toddler 5:00-5:30 PM M/W 1

Toddler 6:10-6:40 PM M/W 1

Toddler 6:10-6:40 PM T/TH 1

Preschool 10:35-11:05 AM M/W 1

Preschool 5:00-5:30 PM M/W 1

Preschool 5:00-5:30 PM T/TH 1

Preschool 5:35-6:05 PM M-F 1,2,3

Level Time Day Sessions NotesPreschool 6:45-7:15 PM M-F 1,2,3

1 9:30-10 AM M-F 1,2,3 Camp

1 10-10:30 AM M-F 1,2,3 Camp

1 6:45-7:15 PM M-F 1,2,3

1 7:20-7:50 PM M-F 1,2,3

2 10-10:30 AM M-F 1,2,3 Camp

2 6:45-7:15 PM M-F 1,2,3

2 5:35-6:05 PM M-F 1,2,3

2 7:20-7:50 PM M-F 1,2,3

3 9:30-10 AM M-F 1,2,3 Camp

3 5:35-6:05 PM M-F 1,2,3

3 6:10-6:40 PM M-F 1,2,3

3 7:20-7:50 PM M-F 1,2,3

West Side Pool

Swanson Pool

Globe Hollow Swimming Area

Level Time Day Sessions Notes1 6:10-6:40 PM M-F 1,2,31 6:45-7:15 PM M-F 1,2,32 6:10-6:40 PM M-F 1,2,32 6:45-7:15 PM M-F 1,2,33 7:20-7:50 PM M-F 1,2,3

Level Time Day Sessions Notes4 6:45-7:15 PM M-F 1,2,34 7:20-7:50 PM M-F 1,2,35 7:20-7:50 PM M-F 1,2,36 6:10-6:40 PM M-F 1,2,3

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SWIM LESSON SCHEDULE

AQUATICs Swim Lesson Schedule

SWIM LESSON DATESM-F SESSIONSSession 1: 6/26- 7/7 (No class 7/4)Session 2: 7/10- 7/21Session 3: 7/24- 8/4

M/W SESSIONSession 1: 6/26-7/26

TU/TH SESSIONSession 1: 6/28- 8/1 (No Class 7/4)

SWIM LESSON DESCRIPTIONSParent/Child Lessons Adults must accompany child in water. Water diapers andproper swim attire required.

Infant: Ages 6 months- 18 monthsToddler: Ages 19 months- 3 years 5 months

Learn to Swim Preschool LessonsGives young children ages 3.5 – 5 a positive, developmen-tally appropriate aquatic learning experience that empha-sizes water safety, survival and foundational swimmingconcepts. Parents are NOT required to be in water.

Ages: 3 1/2-5 years old.

Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsEnter/exit the water safely, submerge mouth, nose andeyes, exhale underwater (blow bubbles) through mouth andnose, open eyes underwater, show comfort maintaining afront float/back position, while supported, recover to astanding position while supported.

Ages: Must be age 5 at the start of class to enroll.

Level 2: Fundamental Aquatic SkillsDemonstrate a front/back glide (2 body lengths), Float in aface-down position, recover from a back float to a standingposition while unsupported, Swim on front/back using anycombination of arm and leg actions while unsupported.

Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentIndependently jump into deep water from the side, demon-strate a head-first entry from the side in a sitting or kneel-ing position, submerge and retrieve an object(independently) from chest-deep water, demonstrate rotarybreathing with body in a horizontal position, demonstrate asurvival float in deep water.

Level 4: Stroke ImprovementDemonstrate a dive from the side of the pool, Swim under-water, Demonstrate each stroke for the following distances:Front crawl–25 yards, Back crawl–25 yards Butterfly– 15yards Breaststroke–15 yards, Elementary backstroke–15yards, Swim on side using scissor-like kick–15 yards.

Level 5: Stroke RefinementDemonstrate front/back flip turns demonstrate the follow-ing strokes: Front crawl–50 yards Back Crawl–50 yards, But-terfly–25 yards Breaststroke–25 yards Elementarybackstroke –25 yards Sidestroke–25 yards, Demonstrate sur-vival swimming (2 minutes).

Level 6: Swimming & Skill ProficiencyLearning Objectives: 4 components all of which stress en-durance swimming & stroke technique. Personal WaterSafety, Lifeguard Readiness, Fitness Swimming, Fundamen-tals of Diving.


AQUATICs Special Events and Programs

Grandparent & Child Open SwimGrandparents, bring a child with you to afun, relaxed open swim time. Noodles andpools toys will be provided for an enjoy-able time with your special little one.Location: West Side PoolMeets: T/Th, 6/27-8/3, 10:30-11:30 AMWho: Grandparents & their young guests. *Grandparents must possess a valid Senior Center or Recreation Card.

Slide into SummerChildren of all ages are welcome to tryout the NEW water slide, play watergames, enjoy popsicles on the grass anddance the night away to some summerbeach jams.Location: Waddell PoolMeets: Fri, 6/30, 6-7:30 PMAges: All AgesFee: No Cost (Facility Pass Required)

Sunday Fun DayA fun filled afternoon of activities. First 50guests will receive a free ice cream sundae. Water activities, including theBIGGEST SPLASH cannonball contest, willbe held throughout the day. Prizes will beawarded to participants. Location: Globe Hollow Swimming AreaMeets: Su, 7/9, 2-4 PMAges: All AgesFee: No Cost (Facility Pass Required)

Stand Up PaddleboardingThe sport of Paddleboarding (aka “SUP”)has taken the northeast by storm and it’shere to stay. Paddleboarding is a sport foreveryone and is great for kids and adults.You don’t need to be super fit to paddle-board and with a few quick pointers youwill be on your way to having fun in anytype of conditions. This paddleboardingintro class will focus on getting you accli-mated to the board, balance, paddlestrokes, and becoming more efficient witheach stroke you take. Professional instruc-tion provided by Eastern Mountain Sports.Instructor: EMS StaffLocation: Globe Hollow Swimming AreaSession 1: Su, 6/25, 10-12:30 PMSession 2: Su, 6/25, 1:30-4 PMSession 3: Sa, 7/22, 10-12:30 PMSession 4: Sa, 7/22, 1:30-4 PMFee: $35/$45 (nr)

Eastern MountainSports Demo DaysThinking about a new kayak? Want to seeabout a new paddleboard? Stop intoGlobe Hollow and visit with outdoor pro-fessionals from EMS and try out kayaks,paddleboards and more! Instructor: EMS StaffLocation: Globe Hollow Swimming AreaSession 1: Sa, 6/17, 12-4 PMSession 2: Su, 7/16, 12-4 PMFee: No Cost

Location Date Time Ages Fee

Waddell Pool 7/19 6-7:30 PM All ages Pool pass required

Globe Hollow 7/26 6-7:30 PM All ages Pool pass required

Swanson Pool 8/7 6-7:30 PM All ages Pool pass required

Salters Pool 8/9 6-7:30 PM All ages Pool pass required

West Side Pool 8/16 6-7:30 PM All ages Pool pass required

Location Date Time Ages FeeSalters Pool 7/8 1-5 PM 1-21 Pool pass required

Waddell Pool 7/15 1-5 PM 1-21 Pool pass required

Swanson Pool 7/22 1-5 PM 1-21 Pool pass required

West Side Pool 7/29 1-5 PM 1-21 Pool pass required

Deck Art DaysOn select Saturdays throughout the summer, bring your sidewalk chalk to the pool andshowcase your artistic abilities! Children can decorate the pool deck and prizes will begiven for the most creative chalk drawings. Ages: 0-21Fee: No Cost (Facility Pass Required)

Noodle NightsJoin us at the pool for noodle and float night. Bring a float or grab a noodle and relax atthe pool. Pools will have limited noodles available for use. (Noodles and floats are only al-lowed at designated events and times).Ages: All AgesFee: No Cost (Facility Pass Required)

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Partners in PlayThis summer program is designed to provide young children with the opportunity to discover learning throughmusic, movement, and arts & crafts. Children will experi-ence socialization while parents or caregivers are present.The class includes Free Play Fridays from 9:30 - 11:30 AMwhere participants from all classes are welcome to drop inwith their parents or caregivers to enjoy a less structuredclass. Siblings under one year and not mobile are welcometo attend. Older siblings are not allowed.Instructor: Karen RowellLocation: North West Park Early Childhood Center

TODDLER TIMEMeets: T/Th/F, 9:30-11 AMAge: 1-2 years oldFee: $25/$31(nr) per weekWeek 1: Animal Week, 6/27-6/30Week 2: Red, White & Blue Week, 7/6-7/7 [Fee: $11/$22 (nr)]Week 3: Safety Week, 7/11-7/14Week 4: Nature Week, 7/18-7/21Week 5:Water Week, 7/25-7/28 (bring suit & towel)

CREATIVE KIDSYounger mobile siblings are allowed for an extra $3. Meets: M/W/F, 9:30-11:30 AMAge: 2.5 - 5 years oldFee: $30/$38(nr) per weekWeek 1: Animal Week, 6/26-6/30Week 2: Red, White & Blue Week, 7/3-7/7Week 3: Safety Week, 7/10-7/14Week 4: Nature Week, 7/17-7/21Week 5:Water Week, 7/24-7/28 (bring suit & towel)

Cradle to CrayonsChildren will have opportunities for free play and to social-ize with others as well as engage in activities such as artprojects, story time, and other activities to prepare them forthem for a classroom environment. All children are encour-aged to engage in activities at their own pace and ability.Join us each week for a new theme and activities! This pro-gram is designed for children ages 2-4 years old.Instructor: Caitlin McNamaraLocation: North West Park Early Childhood CenterAge: 2-4 years oldMeets: Th, 6/29-8/31, 3-4:30 PMFee: No Cost

Mommy & Me PlaygroupThis program is for caretakers and their infants to earlywalking age (approximately newborn to age 2). The groupis for parents of young babies to socialize themselves aswell as their babies in an unstructured playgroup atmos-phere. This is a laid back group with no judgement, comewhen you can! A private changing and feeding room isavailable. Registration is not required to attend. Pleaseemail Caitlin if you would like to join us this week or allsummer: [email protected]: Caitlin McNamaraLocation: North West Park Early Childhood CenterAge: 2-4 years oldMeets: Tu, 6/27-8/29, 3-4:30 PMFee: No Cost

Summer Days Babies PlaygroupInfants and caretakers will have the opportunity to en-gage in activities including music, sensory stimulation,group walks, and more! Both babies and caretakers willhave time to socialize and free play with other partici-pants. Participants will also have opportunities to engagewith local early childhood professionals on various occa-sions during informal group check-ins. This group is forinfants under the age of 1. Come enjoy the companion-ship of other local infants and caretakers! Older childrencan join if they are able to play quietly on their own.Instructor: Caitlin McNamaraLocation: North West Park Early Childhood CenterAge: 0-1 years oldMeets: M, 6/26-8/21, 3-4:15 PMFee: No Cost

Crafternoon WednesdaysEach week children will engage in a story and craft projectto inspire creative thinking and extend the story line ofthe book into their project making. Children will engagein many types of projects including painting and cuttingso dress for a mess! Children will have the opportunity tobegin the group with 15 minutes of free play to get theirwiggles out. Parents are required to attend and helpyounger children engage in the activities.Instructor: Caitlin McNamaraLocation: North West Park Early Childhood CenterAge: 2-5 years oldMeets:W, 6/28-8/23, 3-4:15 PMFee: No Cost

STEMPlay for PreschoolersChildren will have the opportunity to engage with theirparents in various STEM activities and challenges of theirchoosing. This is a hands-on group for both children andparents to explore, solve, and have fun! Come with yourthinking cap on!Instructor: Caitlin McNamaraLocation: North West Park Early Childhood CenterAge: 3-5 years oldMeets: Tu, 8/8, 8/15, 8/22, 8/29, 9-10:30 AMFee: No Cost

PeeWee Tennis LessonsLearn to play the game of tennis stressing footwork,ground strokes, service and volleying. All lessons areplayed at the Robertson Park tennis courts. Bring yourown racquet. Instructor: Volunteer InstructorsLocation: Robertson Tennis CourtsAge: 4-7 years old

MORNING SESSIONSMeets: M-Th, 6/26-8/17, 9:30-10 AMFee: $14/$18 (nr) per weekSession 1: 6/26-6/29Session 2: 7/3-7/7Session 3: 7/10-7/13Session 4: 7/17-7/20Session 5: 7/24-7/27Session 6: 7/31-8/3Session 7: 8/7-8/10Session 8: 8/14-8/17

EVENING SESSIONSMeets: M/W, 6/5-8/23, 5-5:30 PMFee: $20/$25 (nr) per weekSession 1: 6/5-6/21Session 2: 6/26-7/12Session 3: 7/17-8/2Session 4: 8/7-8/23

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JukidoJukido is a self-defense system first and foremost. Jukidoturns the attacker’s own strength and energy againstthem. Jukido Jujitsu applies traditional techniques tomodern circumstances. Classes are taught in a safe andenjoyable environment. Instructor: Richard WebsterLocation: Community Y Recreation Center

BEGINNERSAges: 6-14Meets: F, 7/7-9/29, 6-7 PM (No Class 7/21)Fee: $75/$94 (nr)

RETURNING (Prerequisite: Jukido Beginners)Instructor: Richard WebsterLocation: Community Y Recreation CenterAges: 6-14 Meets: F, 7/7-9/29, 7-8 PM (No Class 7/21)Fee: $75/$94 (nr)

JourneyIn this program you’ll discover nature, learn about plantsand animals, and try your hand at woodworking whileworking independently and as a group.Instructor: Pete WlochowskiLocation: Youth Service BureauMeets: M-F, 9 AM-3 PMSession 1: 7/10-7/14 (9-10 years old)Session 2: 7/24-8/4 (11-14 years old)Fee: No Cost

Girls CircleA program where girls are invited to make friends, talkabout important issues, and gain confidence through creative activities and inspiring trips.Instructor: Beth Mix & Heather WlochowskiLocation: Youth Service BureauMeets: M-F, 9 AM-3 PMSession 1: 7/10-7/14 (10-13 years old)Session 2: 7/31-8/4 (14-16 years old)Fee: No Cost

Boys WeekA week long enrichment program that deals with issuesyoung men face through fun and challenging activities,discussion, and guest speakers.Instructor: Pierre BrillantLocation: Youth Service BureauMeets: M-F, 7/24-7/28, 9 AM-3 PM (13-16 years old)Fee: No Cost

Urban ExpeditionEnjoy a week of exploring Manchester and seeing localsights you may never have seen before. Join us to dis-cover some of the great things Manchester has to offer.Instructor: Heather WlochowskiLocation: Youth Service BureauAges: 11-14 years oldMeets: M-F, 8/14-8/18, 9 AM-3 PMFee: No Cost

Youth Tennis LessonsLearn to play the game of tennis stressing footwork,ground strokes, service and volleying. All lessons areplayed at the Robertson Park tennis courts. Bring yourown racquet. Instructor: Volunteer InstructorsLocation: Robertson Tennis CourtsAges: 8-12 years old

MORNING SESSIONSMeets: M-Th, 6/26-8/17, 10-11 AMFee: $27/$34 (nr) per weekSession 1: 6/26-6/29 Session 2: 7/3-7/7 (No Class 7/4)Session 3: 7/10-7/13Session 4: 7/17-7/20Session 5: 7/24-7/27Session 6: 7/31-8/3Session 7: 8/7-8/10Session 8: 8/14-8/17

EVENING SESSIONSMeets: M/W, 6/5-8/23, 5:30-6:30 PMFee: $40/$50 (nr) per weekSession 1: 6/5-6/21Session 2: 6/26-7/12Session 3: 7/17-8/2Session 4: 8/7-8/23

Reaching for the StarsThis wellness program for student athletes and youth whodesire to become more athletic. Participants will create fit-ness routines designed to reach their desired goals, learnto properly use gym equipment, and focus on developinghealthy habits with weight training and aerobic exercise. Instructor: Pierre BrillantLocation: Youth Service BureauAges: 14-18 years oldMeets: M/W/F, 6/26-8/4, 10 AM-2 PMFee: No Cost

Teen Swim Lessons For more information about Teen Swim Lessons and a fulldescription, visit page 15.

Computer CafeThis one hour workshop conducted from 6-7 PM, will in-troduce visual scripting, teaching some of the logic be-hind making computers do what we them to in a fun andunderstandable way. The end result will be a simple gameor interactive experience you created. Drop-in computerlab will be held from 7-9 PM. Instructor: Patrick BelangerLocation: Eastside Neighborhood Resource CenterAges: 12-18 years oldMeets: Th, 6/29, 7/27, 8/31, 6-9 PMFee: No Cost

Youth Basketball LeaguesTeam play with emphasis on fundamental instruction &competitive play. For boys & girls, played outdoors. Par-ticipants should bring sneakers, shorts, shirt and a waterbottle. If leagues do not have enough enrollment, we willcombine the leagues and adjust the night schedules.

CO-ED YOUTH (8-9)Instructor: Volunteer CoachesLocation: Charter Oak Park Outdoor CourtsAges: 8-9 years oldMeets: M/Tu, 6/26-8/15, 6-8 PM (No Class 7/4)Fee: $30/$20 second sibling/$10 third sibling*Mandatory Evaluation Clinic 6/5 @ Mahoney Rec Centerat 6 PM.

CO-ED YOUTH (10-12)Instructor: Volunteer CoachesLocation: Charter Oak Park Outdoor CourtsAges: 10-12 years oldMeets: W/Th, 6/28-8/17, 6-8 PM Fee: $30/$20 second sibling/$10 third sibling*Mandatory Evaluation Clinic 6/6 @ Mahoney Rec Centerat 7 PM.

Noodle NightsFor more information about Noodle Nights and to see a fulldescription visit page 16.

Deck Art DaysFor more information about Deck Art Days and to see a fulldescription visit page 16.

Grandparent & Child Open SwimFor more information about Grandparents & Child OpenSwim and to see a full description visit page 16.

Slide into SummerFor more information about the Slid into Summer Eventand to see a full description visit page 16.

Sunday Fun DayFor more information about Sunday Fun Day and to see afull description visit page 16.

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SkyhawksSkyhawks Sports Academy provides sports programswhere children discover and develop athletic skills and so-cial values, such as teamwork, respect and sportsmanship.Skyhawks offers children a positive sports experiencewhile promoting a healthy, active lifestyle. To register forSkyhawks camps visit, skyhawks.com or call (800) 804-3509.

MINI-HAWKS® CAMP(SOCCER, BASEBALL & BASKETBALL)The essentials of each sport are taught in a safe, struc-tured environment with lots of encouragement and a bigfocus on fun. Mini-Hawk® games and activities are de-signed to allow campers to explore balance, movement,hand/eye coordination, and skill development at theirown pace.Meets: M-F, 9 AM - 12 PMAges: 4-7 years oldSession 1: M-F, 6/19-6/23Location: Robertson ParkSession 2: M-F, 8/14-8/18Location: Charter Oak ParkFee: $109

MULTI-SPORT CAMP(SOCCER, BASEBALL, BASKETBALL & FLAG FOOTBALL)Athletes will learn the rules and essentials of each sportthrough skill-based games and scrimmages. By the end ofthe week, your child will walk away with knowledge ofmultiple sports along with vital life lessons such as respect, teamwork, and self-discipline.Meets: M-F, 8/8-8/12, 9 AM- 3 PMAges: 7-12 years oldSession 1: M-F, 6/19-6/23Location: Robertson ParkSession 2: M-F, 8/14-8/18Location: Charter Oak ParkFee: $139

TINY-HAWK® CAMP (SOCCER & BASKETBALL)The essentials of soccer and basketball are introduced in afun and safe environment with lots of encouragement.Children will learn balance, body movement, hand/eye coordination, and skill development through a series ofsports-specific games tailored to their attention spans. Meets: M-F, 12:15-1 PMAges: 3-4 years oldSession 1: M-F, 6/19-6/23Location: Robertson ParkSession 2: M-F, 8/14-8/18Location: Charter Oak ParkFee: $59

TRACK AND FIELD CAMPSkyhawks track and field combines technical develop-ment, fundamental techniques and safety with a majorfocus on fun! Using special equipment boys and girlslearn the fundamentals of body positioning, stride, properstretching and cool-down techniques.Meets: M-Th, 6-7:30 PMAges: 7-12 years oldSession 1: M-F, 6/26-6/30Location: Manchester High SchoolFee: $70

Camp KennedyFor adults with developmental challenges. Must be out ofHigh School and/or 21+ years of age. Residents and non-residents are invited to attend for a fun-filled week. Allpaperwork and doctors form must be completed beforestarting camp.Location: Camp Kennedy Site at Martin SchoolMeets: M-F, 8/7-8/11, 9 AM - 3 PMAges: 21+Fee: $30

Lego® CampsLEGO INTRO TO STEMTap into your imagination with tens of thousands ofLEGO® parts! Build engineer-designed projects such asBoats, Snowmobiles, Catapults, and Merry-Go-Rounds.Then use special pieces to create your own unique design!New and returning students can explore the endless cre-ative possibilities of the LEGO® building system with theguidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor. There isno prerequisite for this course.Meets: M-F, 8/7-8/11, 9 AM- 12 PMAges: 5-6 years oldFee: $145/ $155 (nr)Location: EastSide Neighborhood Resource Center

LEGO STEM CHALLENGE WITH LEGOPower on your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnolo-gies and tens of thousands of LEGO® parts! Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecturethrough engineer-designed projects such as Catapults,Pneumatic Cranes, Arch Bridges, and Battletracks! Designand build as never before, and explore your craziest ideasin a supportive environment. An experienced instructorwill challenge new and returning students to engineer atthe next level. There is no prerequisite for this course.Location: EastSide Neighborhood Resource CenterMeets: M-F, 8/7-8/11, 1-4 PMAges: 8-10 years oldFee: $145/ $155 (nr)

Summer Ropes ProgramThis program includes fun active games, low elementswhich present challenges 2-3 feet off the ground , andhigh elements where participants will climb 25-40 feet inthe air! The philosophy of this program is “Challenge byChoice.” Participants can choose their level of challenge.All instructors are certified Ropes Course Facilitators. For aregistration form visit ysb.townofmanchester.org.Location: Manchester Ropes Course, Hillstown Rd.Ages: 10-14 years oldMeets: M-F, 9AM-3PMFee: $175/$210 (nr) per weekSession 1: 7/17-7/21Session 2: 8/7-8/11

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Kid’s Corner CampsGOOP, GAK AND SLIME (PRE-REGISTER BY 6/26)Squish, splash, smash, squelch, slime, drop, smear, sprayand ooze are some of the things we will do/hear duringthis fun hands-on program. Children are doing manythings at once when engaged in messy play. They can beobserving, creating, building, exploring, imagining, dis-covering, investigating, interpreting, and even collaborat-ing. Each day we will create a new group 'creation' andallow for individual crafting.Location: EastSide Neighborhood Resource CenterMeets: M-F, 7/17-7/21, 10-12 PMAges: 4-8 years oldFee: $83/ $104 (nr)

SOLAR POWERED ROBOTS (PRE-REGISTER BY 6/26)Build sun-powered devices from scratch. Think of "Legoswith motion.” No electricity though, just the rays of thesun. Students work individually and in pairs to build fromkits, which contain solar panels. Students charge them inthe sun, and then the completed devices walk, spin or roll.The kits provide prototypes, but students can ornamenttheir creations with art or coloring.Location: EastSide Neighborhood Resource CenterMeets: M-F, 7/17-7/21, 10-12 PMAges: 7-12 years oldFee: $104/ $130 (nr)

ROBOTICS (PRE-REGISTER BY 6/26)Introduction to the gadgetry that powers our householddevices. Devices will be made at first collaboratively, thenindividually. Participants can opt to build a robot that willclean anyone's bedroom on command. We use the LEGOMindstorms RCX Robotics Invention System and the EVkits. Learn mechanical design, construction, programmingand teamwork skills.Location: EastSide Neighborhood Resource CenterMeets: M-F, 7/17-7/21, 12-2 PMAges: 5-9 years oldFee: $65/ $82 (nr)

AERONAUTICS (PRE-REGISTER BY 6/26)Participants will build Quadcopters which are four-pro-peller aerial vehicles controlled from the ground. They arethe most agile devices or flight - better than fixed-wingplans, rockets, drones, or helicopters. Understand the dif-ferent elements of flight, then begin building.Location: EastSide Neighborhood Resource CenterMeets: M-F, 7/17-7/21, 12-2 PMAges: 9-15 years oldFee: $104/ $130 (nr)

FLIP-CAM FILM MAKING (PRE-REGISTER BY 7/3)You-Tube started it. Now flip-cam films have become so-phisticated and remunerative. This class will launch allstudents with two modules discussing the do's, don’ts,and ethics of film-making, and how to use releases. Stu-dents can expect to come home with 2-3 crafted films.Location: EastSide Neighborhood Resource CenterMeets: M-F, 7/24-7/28, 12-2 PMAges: 8-12 years oldFee: $65/ $82 (nr)

DIGITAL ART/CARTOONING (PRE-REGISTER BY 7/3)Students will learn to use computer graphics through theapplication of the basic tools and functions of AdobePhotoshop. Student can expect to put 2-4 pieces intotheir online galleries for display to all.Location: EastSide Neighborhood Resource CenterMeets: M-F, 7/24-7/28, 12-2 PMAges: 8-12 years oldFee: $65/ $82 (nr)

IMPROV AND IMAGINATION (PRE-REGISTER BY 7/10)Improv is a type of theater that has no script and every-thing is performed right at the moment! It's easy and it's agreat way to learn about collaborating with friends andthe basics of acting or theater in general! Location: EastSide Neighborhood Resource CenterMeets: M-F, 7/31-8/4, 10-12 PMAges: 8-12 years oldFee: $65/ $82 (nr)

BUDDING BUILDERS (PRE-REGISTER BY 7/10)Create with wood. Start with popsicle-stick houses, andthen graduate to "kits' for making birdhouses, boats, heli-copters, and little catapults. Paint creations and adornthem with clay or plastic people, animals or objects. Stu-dents will learn to safely use nails, hammers, saws, andscrewdrivers.Location: EastSide Neighborhood Resource CenterMeets: M-F, 7/31-8/4, 12-2 PMAges: 7-12 years oldFee: $90/ $113 (nr)

INTRO TO ROCKETRY (PRE-REGISTER BY 7/24)Let's blast into space with our intro to rocketry class. Inthis high flying class children will begin with the basicsbehind propulsion using plastic water bottles and paperto get their minds thinking before getting into the rocketkits. Learn about math, science, and aeronautics and buildyour very own rocket and launch pad.Location: EastSide Neighborhood Resource CenterMeets: M-F, 8/14-8/18, 10-12 PMAges: 8-12 years oldFee: $133/ $154 (nr)

FUN SCIENCE (PRE-REGISTER BY 7/24)Each day we have a brief survey of at least two of the fol-lowing areas: asteroids, chemical reactions, dinosaurs,earthquakes, oceans, physics, pollution, rivers, solareclipses and volcanoes. Each day your child will havesome collaborative project to work on. The final day willinclude a take-home creation.Location: EastSide Neighborhood Resource CenterMeets: M-F, 8/14-8/18, 10-12 PMAges: 5-9 years oldFee: $83/ $104 (nr)

CRAFTS/JEWELRY MAKING (PRE-REGISTER BY 7/24)Begin with basic beading crafts on day one. Earrings,bracelets, necklaces, and ornamental pins will follow.Beautiful handmade pieces of jewelry will be created thatwill use your creative talents. An array of beautiful beadsand stones to work with are included.Location: EastSide Neighborhood Resource CenterMeets: M-F, 8/14-8/18, 12-2 PMAges: 5-12 years oldFee: $83/ $104 (nr)

ROCKETRY (PRE-REGISTER BY 7/31)Rocketry combines fun with learning about math, science,propulsion, and aeronautics and rocket history! Manyscouts earn merit badges in rocketry, and many NASA en-gineers began as young model rocketeers. Assemblerockets in small groups, fit the engines to the machines,and bring them outdoors for launches. Learn about otheraero-flight propulsion: helicopters, planes, drones, blimpsand satellites.Location: EastSide Neighborhood Resource CenterMeets: M-F, 8/21-8/25, 10-12 PMAges: 8-12 years oldFee: $83/ $104 (nr)

ADVANCED CRAFTS/JEWELRY MAKING (PRE-REGISTER BY 7/31)Create earrings, bracelets, necklaces, and ornamental pins.Classes focus on using your creative talents to createbeautiful handmade pieces of jewelry. All levels welcome.An array of beautiful beads and stones to work with areincluded.Location: EastSide Neighborhood Resource CenterMeets: M-F, 8/21-8/25, 12-2 PMAges: 5-12 years oldFee: $83/ $104 (nr)


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ADULT FITNESSTotal Body PlusTrain every major muscle group through strength/resis-tance exercises using a variety of equipment. Never adull moment in this hour aimed at increasing strength,endurance and core conditioning. The plus....cardio"bursts" to increase your heart rate & maximize fatburning. Easy to modify and great for all fitness levels. Instructor: Brenda BourneLocation: Community Y Recreation CenterAges: 18+Session 1: M/W, 6/26-7/26, 5:45-6:45 PM (No class 7/4)Fee: $50/ $65 (nr) Session 2: M/W, 7/31-8/30, 5:45-6:45 PMFee: $50/$63 (nr)Session 3: M/W, 9/11-9/27, 5:45-6:45 PMFee: $30/$38 (nr)

PilatesThis class is a basic mat Pilates class with adherence toJoseph Pilates way of moving and strengthening thebody. Particular focus will be on developing corestrength, reducing neck, hip, and back pain, working onposture and developing total body strength and howyou feel when you move your body. Thick Pilates mat isrecommended.Instructor: Miriam DeGrandiLocation: Community Y Recreation CenterAges: All AgesSession 1: Th, 6/22-7/27, 9-10 AMFee: $30/$38 (nr)Session 2: Th, 9/7-9/28, 9-10 AMFee: $20/$25 (nr)

Yoga for Active LifestylesEnjoy your activities more this season through the prac-tice of yoga. In this class, you will practice poses to in-crease your range of motion and flexibility, especially inthe hips and hamstrings. You'll also spend time cultivat-ing upper-body strength, core strength and balance. Instructor: Barbara TitusLocation: Community Y Recreation CenterAges: 18+Session 1: M/W, 6/26-7/26, 6:30-7:30 PM (No class 7/4)Session 2: M/W, 7/31-8/30, 6:30-7:30 PM (No class 9/7)Fee: $50/$63 (nr) Session 2: M/W, 9/11-9/27, 6:30-7:30 PMFee: $30/$38 (nr)

Jukido for AdultsJukido is a self-defense system first and foremost.Jukido turns the attacker’s own strength and energyagainst them. Jukido Jujitsu applies traditional tech-niques to modern circumstances. Classes are taught in asafe and enjoyable environment. Instructor: Richard WebsterLocation: Community Y Recreation CenterAges: 15+Meets: F, 7/7-9/29, 8-9:15 PM (No class 7/21)Fee: $81/$101 (nr)

Co-ed Kick Ball LeagueCome and enjoy one of our favorite past timeactivities...KICKBALL. This 8 team league will beplayed at Center Springs Park, a healthy andenjoyable environment. Teams will come to-gether on Saturdays to compete for the Kick-ball crown. A NEW adult co-ed league that willsurely be fun, exciting and rewarding. Facilitator: Ben CarlsonLocation: Center Springs Activity CenterAges: 18+Meets: Sa, 6/17-8/26, 8:30 AMFee: $400/team (Limited to 8 per team)

Adult Boot CampA Saturday program that will impact all parts ofthe body. Learning and understanding the im-portance of exercising. Enjoying the outdoorswhile pushing the body through medium tohigh boot camp stations.Instructor: Ashley BellLocation: Center Springs Activity CenterAges: 18+Meets: Sa, 6/24-8/26, 8:30-9:30 AMFee: $50/$63 (nr)


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Pickleball ClinicsJoin us at our NEW outdoor pickleball courts located atthe Nike site, 255 Garden Grove Road. Equipment pro-vided. Learn about the game in a fun and relaxed atmos-phere. Wear comfortable clothing and sneakers. Positiveattitude is required. Families and individuals age ten andover are welcome to join.Instructor: Rec StaffLocation: Nike Site (255 Garden Grove Road)Ages: 10+Meets: Th, 6-8 PMSession 1: 7/13Session 2: 7/27Session 3: 8/10Session 4: 8/24Fee: $15/$20 (nr) per session

Fit For Delivery This prenatal exercise is class taught by certified perinatalfitness specialists designed especially for expectantmoms. Classes include cardio and strength exercises plusstretching and relaxation techniques. You will receive indi-vidual attention to help modify your workouts accordingto your fitness level and trimester of pregnancy. Join be-tween weeks 12 and 28 of your pregnancy for maximumprogram benefit. Continue for as long as you wish upuntil the birth of your baby. Location: Community Y Recreation Center Meets: Ongoing T/Th, 6:45-7:45 PM Fee: $40 per monthRegister online: ECHN.org/calendar or call Betsy Crayton,ECHN Perinatal Education 860-647-4790

Team Active/Team FitLeave boredom and frustration behind! Join our fitnessplayground in this group circuit training program. Intervalstyle workouts will provide Team Fit participants withchallenging, yet motivating strength and cardiovascularconditioning sessions. You’ll do a variety of innovative ex-ercises to improve your overall fitness using all the latestfitness equipment. This program is designed for all fitnesslevels, customized to each individual. An open mind andpositive attitude are required!Location: Center Springs Activity CenterFee: $16/$20 (nr)

DAYTIME SESSIONSInstructor: Cindy GuimondMeets: T/Th, 9:00-9:45 AMSession 1: T, 7/11-8/1Session 2: T, 8/15-9/5Session 1: Th, 7/13-8/3 Session 2: Th,8/17-9/7

EVENING SESSIONSInstructor: Karen CiminoMeets: M/W, 5-5:45 PMSession 1: M, 7/10-7/31Session 2: M, 8/7-8/28Session 1: W, 7/12-8/2Session 2:W, 8/9-8/30

Walk Live Power ClassExciting, motivating music along with four basic stepsmake this Walk fun and suitable for all fitness levels!Instructor: Robin FrostLocation: Center Springs Activity CenterAges: 18+Session 1: M, 7/3-7/24, 4:45-5:30 PMSession 1: W, 7/5-7/26, 6:30-7:15 PMFee: $16/$20 (nr)

Strength for LifeThis non impact class helps people improve their balance,muscular strength and muscular endurance. A strongfocus on core conditioning, functional fitness and flexibility will be incorporated too!Instructor: Miriam DeGrandiLocation: Community Y Rec CenterAges: 18+

WEDNESDAY SESSIONSSession 1: W, 6/21-7/26, 9-10 AMFee: $30/$38 (nr)Session 2: W, 9/6-9/27, 9-10 AMFee: $20/$25 (nr)FRIDAY SESSIONSSession 1: F, 6/23-7/28, 9-10 AM (No class 7/4)Fee: $30/$38 (nr)Session 2: F, 9/8-9/29, 9-10 AM (No class 9/25)Fee: $20/$25 (nr)

Adult Tennis LessonsLearn to play the game of tennis stressing footwork,ground strokes, service and volleying. All lessons areplayed at the Robertson Park tennis courts. Bring yourown racquet. Instructor: Volunteer InstructorsLocation: Robertson Tennis CourtsAges: 17+Meets: M/W, 6/5-8/23, 6:30-7:30 PMFee: $40/$50 (nr) per sessionSession 1: 6/5-6/21Session 2: 6/26-7/12Session 3: 7/17-8/2Session 4: 8/7-8/23

Personal Training 1-on-1A personal trainer will design an exercise program specifi-cally for you. Your trainer will motivate you through yourworkout and ensure proper form and safety. Personalneeds such as introduction to cardio equipment andweights will be addressed if needed.Instructor: Brenda BourneLocation: Community Y Rec CenterAges: 18+Meets: Call 647-3164 to set up an appointmentFees for One Person:

1/1 Hour Session: $35/$44 (nr) per session5/1 Hour Sessions: $160/$200 (nr) per session10/1 Hour Sessions: $300/$375 (nr) per session

Fees for two persons (buddy rate): 1/1 Hour Session: $50/$63 (nr) per session5/1 Hour Sessions: $210/$250 (nr) per session10/1 Hour Sessions: $400/$475 (nr) per session

Deep WaterFor more information about the Deep Water Swim Courseand to see a full description visit page 15.

Swim for FitnessFor more information about the Swim for Fitness Courseand to see a full description visit page 15.

Hydro FitFor more information about the Hydro Fit Course and to seea full description visit page 15.

Stand Up PaddleboardingFor more information about new Stand Up PaddleboardingCourse and to see a full description visit page 16.

Eastern Mountain SportsDemo DaysFor more information about Eastern Mountain Sports DemoDays and to see a full description visit page 16.

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