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Parks and Recreation ColleyvillePaRD.com2512 glade Road817.503.1180Hours: monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Public LibraryColleyvilleLibrary.com110 main street817.503.1150Hours: monday & Wednesday 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.Tuesday & Thursday10:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m.Friday10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.saturday 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.Closed sunday

senior CenterColleyville.com2512 glade Road817.503.1195 Hours:Tuesday8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. & 5:00-9:00 p.m.Wednesday-Friday 8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.Closed saturday-monday

Holiday ClosingsLabor Dayseptember 1thanksgivingNovember 27-28ChristmasDecember 24-25new Year’s DayJanuary 1Check class information for specific closure dates.

tabLe of ContentsFall Events 1

Youth Classes - Recreation 2

The Brain Club – Recreation 6

Adult Classes – Recreation 8

Tennis – Recreation 14

Kidz Love soccer – Recreation 16

Parks and Facilities 18

Library Youth Programs 20

Library Teen Programs 26

Library Adult Programs 27

Family Programs 30

Events 31

Haunted trail fest one of Colleyville’s most popular events, Haunted Trail Fest features a trip along a wooded path filled with scary creatures, spooky sounds, and ghostly special effects. Costumed ghouls gather for a night of arts and crafts, games, prizes, and fun before venturing down the haunted trail. Costume contests (12 & under)—all make for a hauntingly happy experience. Trail activities cater to younger children from 7:00-7:30 p.m.; the fright factor intensifies after 7:30 p.m. For more information, call 817.503.1180.

Colleyville Nature Center100 mill Wood Drive (From Highway 26: west on glade Road and south on mill Creek Drive)All Agessat., oct. 187:00-9:00 p.m.

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Keyboard/Piano Lessons are conducted in small, group classes appropriate for all skill levels—beginner, intermediate, and advanced. Students benefit from the group dynamic, yet individual attention is still provided so that each student progresses at their own pace.

ages: 5-7 Day/time: Thu., 4:30-5:00 p.m. oR 5:00-5:30 p.m. Dates: sept. 4-25, oct. 2-23 (4-week sessions) fees: $84 (Book Fee: $7 payable to instructor on first day of class)

Dates: Nov. 6-20, Dec 4-18 (3-week sessions) fees: $63 (Book Fee: $7 payable to instructor on first day of class) Location: senior Center instructor: Amir Khan

ages: 8 & up Day/time: Thu., 4:30-5:30 p.m. oR 5:30-6:30 p.m. Dates: sept. 4-25, oct. 2-23 (4-week sessions) fees: $161 (Book Fee: $7 payable to instructor on first day of class)

Dates: Nov. 6-20, Dec 4-18 (3-week sessions) fees: $121 (Book Fee: $7 payable to instructor on first day of class) Location: senior Center instructor: Amir Khan

Jo-ann’s Little DancersThese classes develop poise and coordination through the fundamentals of ballet and tap. Classes create group interaction skills and support a child’s self-esteem and positive self-image. Children will also develop rhythm and music appreciation skills in a fun, dance-filled environment.

ages: 3-5 Day/time: mon., 4:30-5:15 p.m. Dates: sept. 8-29, oct. 6-27, Nov. 3-24, Dec. 1-22 fees: $42 Location: senior Center-Texas Room instructor: Jo-Ann Ingram

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Girls on the RunThis is a physical activity-based, positive youth development program that creatively combines running games and discussions that focus on important topics such as dealing with peer pressure, body image, teamwork, bullying, and more. Along the way the girls train to run a 5K at the end of the season (sat., Nov. 22). Visit http://gotrdfw.org/locations/ to register. scholarships available. ages: 8-11 Day/time: mon. & Wed., 5:30-7:00 p.m. Dates: sept. 15-Nov. 19 fees: $150 Location: mcPherson Park – Rock House instructor: girls on the Run

Personal & Professional Development Workshops-skills for Life!Workshops are designed to build a solid foundation of personal and professional skills to assist in achieving success in academics and professional careers. Workshops include relevant topics, including goal setting, presentation skills, professional etiquette, time management, and financial budgeting and saving strategies.

ages: 9-13 Day/time: Tue., 4:00-5:00 p.m. ages: 14-18 Day/time: Tue., 5:15-6:15 p.m. Dates: sept. 9-oct. 14 fees: $89 Location: mcPherson Park – Rock House instructor: michelle suriel-Duncan

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Karate Kubsstart your martial artist on a path to discipline, fitness, and great health! Each child benefits from learning martial arts skills in safe, fun-filled environment. Developing listening skills, respect for others, goal-setting strategies, learning to take turns, coordination, balance, flexibility, and personal safety are all part of this excellent program.

ages: 4-6 Day/time: Wed., 4:30-5:00 p.m. Dates: sept. 3-24, oct. 8-29 fees: $69 Location: Advanced martial Arts Family Center instructor: Loretta Hamon

taekwondo for Kids Taekwondo is the most dynamic of all martial arts. The power you develop increases flexibility, agility, and stamina, and strengthens the body inside and out. Excellence through self-defense and focus, while teaching respect, self-control, and building confidence and integrity is the goal.

ages: 7-12 Day/time: mon., 4:30-5:00 p.m. Dates: sept. 8-29, oct. 6-27 fee: $78 Location: Advanced martial Arts Family Center instructor: JP & Loretta Hamon

beginner Golf This beginner golf clinic features a fun curriculum designed just for young players. Drills and stations are set up to get maximum time with a club in hand. Chipping and driving range stations lay the groundwork for the fundamentals and basics, while simulated holes replicate various situations. We primarily work with irons and strive to build confidence in the golf swing. Bring your own clubs or use those provided in the clinic. A golf glove is recommended, in addition to a water bottle, snack, and sunscreen/hat.

ages: 7-12 Day/time: Thu., 5:30-6:30 p.m. Dates: sept. 4-oct. 9 fee: $70 Location: sparger Park instructor: Bowmen sports

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volleyball League The league is designed to introduce young ladies to the game of volleyball. This recreational league was created to provide a safe, fun environment to learn the basic premises of the game through practices, fundamental volleyball skills, sport ethics, and participating in league competition.

Teams will receive an hour of practice each week. Players will receive a team t-shirt.

A team will consist of a minimum of eight players and a maximum of 12 players. Registration can be completed online or in person. To register online, the coach will need to contact the Recreation Department with their team information (call 817.503.1180). At that time, the coach will be given a team code to give to their team to enter upon checkout. online registration cannot be completed without the team code.

signing up as an individual or a free agent does not guarantee a child a spot on a team. A coach must volunteer for a team of free agents to be formed. When a coach volunteers, a staff member will contact individuals with team information. Prospective coaches should call 817.503.1180 for details.

Registration ends Fri., sept. 5. Practices begin the week of sept. 15. games begin on sat., sept. 20. The top ranking teams qualify for the end-of-season tournament on saturday, Nov. 15.

ages: 10 & under–Division 1 13 & under-Division 2 Day/time: Practice day/time determined by coach; games are held on saturdays Dates: sept. 15-Nov. 15 fee: $65 per player on team (register by Aug. 15), $75 per player on team (register by sept. 5), $80 per individual player Location: Heritage middle school

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incredible Robots 1 (LeGo®) students learn vital science, technology, engineering, and mathematics skills in this course. Lego WeDo Robotics construction kits and software are used to create working robotic models featuring functioning motors and sensors. Then models are programmed to explore a series of cross-curricular, theme-based activities.

ages: 6-8 Day/time: Thu., 5:30-6:30 p.m. Dates: sept. 4-25 fees: $89 Location: senior Center instructor: Amir Khan

Modular Robots 1 modular robots are a new and exciting field of robotics. By combining sensor, logic, and actuator blocks, kids create simple reconfigurable robots that exhibit surprisingly complex behaviors. modular blocks are self-describing, so they can provide helpful feedback to the user and automatically adjust their functionality based on how they’ve been assembled. A challenging sTEm-based (science-technology-engineering-mathematics) curriculum keeps students inquisitive.

ages: 6-8 Day/time: Thu., 5:30-6:30 p.m. Dates: oct. 2-23 fees: $89 Location: senior Center instructor: Amir Khan

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visual Programming In this class, students learn computer programming principles using intuitive iPad apps. Rather than learning code, students learn to use logic and problem-solving skills by using method/command blocks to complete programming projects. (iPads and apps will be provided in class.)

ages: 9-13 Day/time: Thu., 5:30-6:30 p.m. Dates: Nov. 6-20 fees: $67 Location: senior Center instructor: Amir Khan

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beginning Yoga Enjoy a supportive class environment while being introduced to the basics of yoga. The physical and mental benefits include increased flexibility, strength, stamina, awareness, concentration, balance, and grace. most of all yoga is fun and will leave you feeling relaxed, refreshed, and peaceful.

Day/time: mon., 6:15-7:30 p.m. Dates: sept. 8-29, oct. 6-27, Nov. 3-24, Dec. 1-22 fees: $37 Location: senior Center-Texas Room instructor: susan Rainey

Gentle stretch Yoga This gentle class, practiced to soothing music, combines Level 1 poses, breath work, and meditation. It is geared toward students who wish to move at a slower pace, as well as those that desire a more gentle practice between their more vigorous activities. Props are used for gentle relaxation and deepening the restorative benefits of the poses.

Day/time: sat., 9:45-10:45 a.m. Dates: sept. 6-27, oct. 4-25, Nov. 1-22 (4-week sessions) fees: $30 (Drop-in $13/class)

Dates: Dec 6-13 (2-week session) fees: $15 (Drop-in $13/class) Location: senior Center-Texas Room instructor: Lynne Clem

intermediate YogaThis class offers a flowing practice that appeals to experienced yoga students comfortable with yoga postures and sun salutations. The “vinyasa” flow integrates breath and movement, inner and outer alignment, and strength and flexibility, and will leave you feeling relaxed, refreshed, and peaceful.

Day/time: Wed., 6:00-7:15 p.m. Dates: sept. 3-24, oct. 1-22, Nov. 5-26, Dec. 3-31* fees: $37 Location: senior Center-Texas Room instructor: susan Rainey *No class Dec. 24

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Yoga for active adultsEach month, the class begins by learning basic alignment of selected poses, breath work, and meditation. As the class progresses, new poses are added, creating a flow using these poses and synchronizing them with proper breathing. Each class utilizes warm-up poses to allow deeper stretching and cool-down poses to release the muscles and allow for complete relaxation. The class is designed to provide options for all levels. No experience necessary.

Day/time: Tue. & Thu., 11:00 a.m.-Noon Dates: sept. 2-25, oct. 7-30 (4-week sessions) Day/time: Tue. & Thu., 11:00 a.m.-12:15 p.m. Dates: Nov. 4-20 (4-week session) fees: $60 (Drop-in $13/class)

Day/time: Tue. & Thu., 11:00 a.m.-Noon Dates: Dec. 2-11 (2-week session) fees: $30 (Drop-in $13/class)

Location: senior Center-Texas Room instructor: Lynne Clem

Restorative & Yin + Yoga nidra—october special event!Restore and gently stretch and release those tight tense muscles followed by the most relaxing restorative practice ever, “Yoga Nidra.” No experience is necessary.

Restorative & Yin yoga allows us to linger in passive poses with lots of comfort-enhancing props to facilitate relaxation in body and mind, melting into each pose, allowing stress to release completely—giving the body a place to release, restore, and heal. Followed by Yoga Nidra, a powerful systematic method of inducing complete physical, mental, and emotional relaxation. one hour of Yoga Nidra is as restful as four hours of sleep.

Day/time: sun., 2:00-4:00 p.m. Date: oct. 26 fee: $25 ($20 - early bird discount until oct. 24) Location: senior Center instructor: Lynne Clem

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Yoga in the ParkYoga means “to join together.” What better way than to merge with nature using all five elements: air, water, earth, fire, and ether…in this flowing outdoor practice of meditation, breath work, and yoga poses. Beginners to advanced are welcome. Contact Lynne at Lynne@YogaInDFW.com or 817.739.3886 for more information and any class changes.

Day/time: sun., 1:00-2:00 p.m. Dates: oct. 5-26, Nov. 2-23 fee: $30 (Drop-in $11/class) Location: mcPherson Park instructor: Lynne Clem

ZumbaZumba combines fitness and motivational music with combinations of world dance, creating a dynamic, excitingly effective, and fun fitness program. The routines feature a blend of fast and slow rhythms to help tone and sculpt the body. It’s a mixture of movements, with easy to follow dance steps.

Day/time: mon. & Thu., 6:30-7:30 p.m. Dates: sept. 4-29, oct. 2-30, Nov. 3-24, Dec. 1-29 fee: $30 (Drop-in $5/class) Location: senior Center instructor: Rose Rodriguez

fitCaRLYLe Health & fitness trainingA personal health and fitness trainer can help achieve one’s goals and personal best through an efficient, effective personalized fitness program. Contact Carlyle Courland at 817.996.3704 or fitcarlyle@yahoo.com for details and to schedule an appointment. Cancellations must be made no later than one hour prior to a scheduled appointment.

Day/time: As scheduled by client Dates: As scheduled by client fee: 30-minute session: $35, one-hour session: $50, 30-minute semi-private session: $25 Location: senior Center

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Get fit! boot CampThis four-week fitness boot camp is designed to get you in shape fast by using the “metabolic stacking” technique to increase endurance, speed, agility, and conditioning. Workouts consist of sport performance drills in high-intensity intervals with strength and resistance training. For more information or to register, please visit www.igetfitbootcamps.com.

ages: 13 & up Day/time: Tue./Thu./Fri., 7:15-8:00 p.m. Dates: sept. 9-oct. 3, oct. 7-31, Nov. 4-28, Dec. 2-26 fees: $69 Location: City Park (5205 Bransford Rd.) instructor: Jeremy Wickwire

ballroom DanceLearn different ballroom dances to let you dance with confidence at that upcoming wedding, party, or beginner competition, while providing hours of enjoyment.

Day/time: Tue., 7:00-8:30 p.m. Dates: sept. 2-23, oct. 7-28, Nov. 4-25, Dec. 2-23 fees: $40 Location: senior Center instructor: Barry gazaway

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Dog ConformationIf you’re preparing your dog to “show,” this class is a must! For details, call 817.589.0763.

Day/time: Every Wed., 8:00-9:00 p.m. Dates: sept. 3-Dec. 17 fees: $5 per week, per dog Location: grapevine High school student Parking Lot instructors: Betsy Watkins and Rudy Ayala

beginning Digital PhotographyTransform your memories into beautiful photos to cherish for a lifetime. Rob, a professional photographer for more than 25 years, will help you discover all that your camera is capable of and how to get that “perfect” picture. His teaching style makes the complex seem simple, and he has been teaching photography since the days when film was used. You will participate in shooting assignments, as well as get critiques of your work. Bring your camera and let’s get to snapping!

Day/time: mon., 6:30-8:00 p.m. Dates: sept. 8-29, Nov. 3-24 fees: $73 Location: senior Center instructor: Rob Robinson

intermediate Digital PhotographyIf you are serious about photography…take it to the next level. This course is for owners of cameras with interchangeable lenses and manual control, as opposed to the “point and shoot” variety. Learn how to operate your camera to get the best pictures possible and the images you want. one class will be spent on software: explaining how to import images into the computer, edit, organize and email them. At least one class will be an excursion to learn new techniques. Rob’s teaching style makes the complex seem simple. Check out some of his work at www.imagemakerstudiox3.com.

Day/time: mon., 6:30-8:00 p.m. Dates: oct. 6-27 fees: $73 Location: senior Center instructor: Rob Robinson

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teen & adult taekwondo basicsTry this one-month introductory Taekwondo class and earn your first-level belt. Taekwondo is a great self-defense martial art, incorporating fitness, cardio, strength, speed, and agility. Come work out with us during this trial class to see if it’s the right fit for you!

ages: 13-65 Day/time: Thu., 7:15-8:00 p.m. Dates: sept. 4-25 fees: $79 Location: Advanced martial Arts Family Center instructor: JP & Loretta Hamon

P.o.W.e.R. Women’s self-DefenseP.o.W.E.R.=Powerful options With Efficient Results! This is one of the best women’s self-defense seminars in North Texas. Designed for all women, regardless of training or strength. It’s easy to learn and very effective. Learn how to prevent and defend yourself to avoid becoming a victim.

ages: 14 & up Day/time: sat., 9:30-11:30 a.m. Dates: sept. 27 Day/time: sun., 2:00-4:00 p.m. Dates: oct. 26 fees: $25 Location: Advanced martial Arts Family Center instructor: JP & Loretta Hamon

Craft WorkshopsJoin the fun as we get creative and design a fall centerpiece certain to impress your holiday guests. Need a way to display your holiday cards? Join us in creating a wreath to display holiday cards and photos. All craft supplies provided, along with easy step-by-step instruction, and some light refreshments.

ages: 18 & up Day/time: Wed., 2:30-4:00 p.m. Date: sept. 17 Craft: Fall Centerpiece

Day/time: Thu., 6:30-8:00 p.m. Date: Nov. 6 Craft: Holiday Card Holder

fees: $7 each Location: Colleyville senior Center instructor: Recreation staff

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• All Colleyville tennis activities are held at Colleyville City Park, 5109 Bransford Road.

• Players wishing to schedule private lessons or team drills should contact Tennis Director Kelly Langdon, UsPTA, at 817.233.5793 or head professional, Austin Wynne, UsPTA, at 214.668.1619 or ColleyvilleTennis@verizon.net.

• Classes must have a minimum of four participants for the class to be held.

• For class cancellations due to inclement weather, call 214.668.1619.

• Any class cancelled due to inclement weather will be made up, rescheduled, or pro-rated on the next session. (No refunds for weather-related cancellations.)

• Students should bring water, a racket, and sunscreen.

• To register, call Colleyville Parks and Recreation at 817.503.1180.

Classes will follow the listed sessions below unless otherwise stated. (no class sept. 2 or the week of nov. 23-29): session 1 session 2 session 3 session 4Mon. Aug. 11 – sept. 8 sept. 15 – oct. 6 oct. 13- Nov. 3 Nov. 10- Dec. 8 tue. Aug. 12 – sept. 2 sept. 16 – oct. 7 oct. 14- Nov. 4 Nov. 11- Dec. 9thu. Aug. 14 – sept. 4 sept. 18—oct. 9 oct. 16- Nov. 6 Nov. 13- Dec. 11sat. Aug. 16 – sept. 6 sept. 20 – oct. 11 oct. 18- Nov. 8 Nov. 15- Dec. 13

tiny tots (Quick start)Class provides basic introduction to tennis while improving coordination.

ages: 4-6 Day/time: mon., 4:45-5:30 p.m. fee: $36 per session

Jr. beginner tennis (elementary)Class will cover the technique of all the strokes in a fun, easy-to-learn manner.

ages: 7-10 Day/time: mon., 5:30-7:00 p.m. fee: $79 per session

Jr. beginner tennis (Middle school)Class will cover the technique of all the strokes in a fun, easy-to-learn manner.

ages: 11-14 Day/time: mon., 5:30-7:00 p.m. fee: $79 per session

saturday Junior beginner ClinicClass is for all beginning junior players. Players will be divided up according to a combination of age and ability.

ages: 7-14 Day/time: sat., 10:00-11:30 a.m. fee: $79 per session

advanced beginner/intermediate Designed for players who have had prior instruction in the beginner class (ZAT, mid-Cities, team tennis players or those wanting to start these events).

ages: 15 & under Day/time: Tue., 5:00-6:30 p.m. fee: $79 per session

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tnt tournament toughDesigned for players with considerable playing experience. Techniques, tactics, and fitness will be stressed.

ages: 18 & under Day/time: Thu., 5:00-6:30 p.m. fee: $79 per session

Colleyville squirrels Junior team tennisHome of the 2013 State ChampionsThis class is designed for players wanting to get involved in NETT (North East Tarrant Tennis) Junior Team Tennis. Fees include once-a-week practice for eight weeks, league fee, and team t-shirt. Fees do not include UsTA membership. Team tennis matches are on sundays. Dates are subject to change depending on team tennis schedule.

ages: 7-18 Day/time: Fri., 5:00-6:30 p.m. Dates: sept. 12-Nov. 2 fee: $190

Colleyville Mid-Cities tennis tournamentThis is an entry-level, non-sanctioned tournament with an eight-game pro set and consolation draw for non-qualifying players. Champ and super-champ level players are not eligible. To register, visit Tennislink.UsTA.com/tournaments and enter tournament code: TBD

Divisions: Boys and girls, singles only (8’s, 10’s, 12’s, 14’s, 16’s, 18’s)site: City Park and gCIsD courtsDay/Time/Date: To be determinedFee: $21

adult beginner tennis ClinicClass is designed for players with little or no experience. All basic stroke techniques will be taught.

Day/time: mon. or Wed., 7:00–8:30 p.m. fee: $79 per session

adult advanced beginner/intermediateDesigned for players who have had prior instruction in the beginner class. Technique will be stressed and tactics will be introduced.

Day/time: mon., 7:00–8:30 p.m. fee: $79 per session

Drop-in Drill scheduleCall 214.668.1619 to reserve men’s Drills. must have a minimum of three players confirmed for the class to be held.

Men’s Drill (4.0 and below)Wed., 6:30-8:00 p.m.$15 per drill

Men’s Drill (4.0 and below) TTo schedule private lessons or team drills, contact Tennis Director Kelly Langdon, UsPTA, at 817.233.5793 or head professional, Austin Wynne, UsPTA, at 214.668.1619 or ColleyvilleTennis@verizon.net.

Private Lessons – Director of Tennis$52 per hour or $185 per series (4 hours)$27 per half-hour

Private Lessons – Tennis Professional$50 per hour or $180 per series (4 hours)$27 per half-hour

group Drills – $90 per 1.5-hour group drill$68 per 1-hour group drill

adult tennis Classes

since 1979, Kidz Love soccer has been dedicated to teaching children the world’s most popular sport within a nurturing, recreational environment. A typical session includes age appropriate activities: skill demonstrations, fun games, and instructional scrimmages. Young soccer enthusiasts experience soccer as fun in a safe, non-competitive environment. Kidz Love Soccer…”Where the score is always FUN to FUN!”

Mommy/Daddy & Me soccer Introduce your toddler to the “world’s most popular game.” As you and your child participate in fun, age-appropriate activities, your child will be developing large motor and socialization skills. The fun happens on the field, and in Mommy/Daddy & me soccer, parents are part of the action, not watching from the sidelines. No equipment is required for the mommy/Daddy & me class. All kids receive a Kidz Love soccer jersey.

ages: 2-3.5 Day/time: Thu., 9:30-10:00 a.m. Dates: sept. 18-Nov. 6 (8-week session) fees: $96

Day/time: Thu., 6:00-6:30 p.m. Dates: sept. 18-oct. 23 (6-week session) fees: $75 Location: mcPherson Park

tot/Pre-soccerThis program teaches basic techniques of the game and builds self-esteem through participation and fun soccer activities. Children learn to follow instructions in a nurturing, age-appropriate environment. Shin guards are required after the first session. Soccer cleats are optional; shorts and a t-shirt are fine. All participants receive a Kidz Love soccer jersey.

ages: 3.5-5 Day/time: Thu, 10:10-10:45 a.m. Dates: sept. 18-Nov. 6 (8-week session) fees: $96

Day/time: Thu. 5:15-5:50 p.m. Dates: sept. 18-oct. 23 (6-week session)

fees: $75 Location: mcPherson Park

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soccer 1: techniques & teamwork Players learn dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting, and age-specific defense in this action-packed program. Fun skill games are played at every session, and every participant will have a ball at his or her feet. small, sided soccer matches will be introduced gradually. Shin guards are required after the first session. Soccer cleats are optional; shorts and a t-shirt are fine. All participants receive a Kidz Love soccer jersey.

ages: 5-6 Day/time: Thu., 4:30-5:15 p.m. Dates: sept. 18-Nov. 6 fees: $96 Location: mcPherson Park

soccer 2: skillz & scrimmagesExperienced players will enjoy advanced skill building: dribbling, passing, and shooting in a team-play format. Each class focuses on scrimmages emphasizing the application of finer technical points. All levels are welcome to come enjoy the world’s most popular game. Shin guards are required after the first session. Soccer cleats are optional; shorts and a t-shirt are fine. All participants receive a Kidz Love soccer jersey.

ages: 7-10 Day/time: Thu., 3:45-4:30 p.m. Dates: sept. 18-Nov. 6 fees: $96 Location: mcPherson Park

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PaRKs & faCiLities

Picnic Pavilion Rentals Rentals include picnic tables for exclusive use through the rental process. Pavilions that areavailable for rent are City Park, Colleyville Nature Center, Kimzey Park, mcPherson Park, and sparger Park. Colleyville Nature Center is the only pavilion with a grill.

Reservations may be made through the Parks and Recreation office, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. For more information or to check availability visit ColleyvillePARD.com or call 817.503.1180.

Pavilion Prices:Colleyville residents - $20 per hourNon-residents - $30 per hour

McPherson-Red Pavilion: (seats up to 100 people)Colleyville residents - $40 per hourNon-residents - $60 per hour

Wedding Rentals:Rent any park for $100. Call 817.503.1180 for details.

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PaRKs & faCiLities1. Parks and Recreation Office Colleyville senior Center 2512 glade Road • 817.503.1180 • Class and facility registration

2. bransford Park 405 shelton Drive (2 Acres) • Bransford historic marker • Historic caboose • Historic Webb House • Open-play space

3. City Park and Kidsville playground 5205 Bransford Road (40 Acres) • Amphitheater • Two basketball courts • Concessions/restrooms • Covered pavilion • Horseshoe pits • Multi-use trail (1 mile) • Picnic tables • Tree house playground • Pond • Two sand volleyball courts • Six lighted tennis courts • Lighted youth baseball/softball fields

4. Colleyville nature Center 100 mill Wood Drive (46 Acres) • Amphitheater • Covered pavilion • Fishing pier • Grill • Multi-Use trail (3-1/2 miles) • Playground • Nine ponds • Open 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset

5. Colleyville senior Center 2512 glade Road • 817.503.1195 • Multi-use trail (1/2 mile) • WWII memorial • Practice backstop

6. Cotton belt trail • Multi-use trail (2-8/10 miles in Colleyville, connects to trails in Hurst and grapevine)

7. Kimzey Park melanie at Atlanta (20 Acres) • Basketball court • Covered pavilion • Fishing pier • Multi-use trail (1/4 mile) • Open-play space • Playground • Pond • Practice backstop • Sand volleyball court

8. L.D. Lockett Park 315 L.D. Lockett Road (4-1/2 Acres) • Horseshoe pit • Open-play space • Picnic tables

9. McPherson Park and Rock House 240 West mcDonwell school Road (27 Acres) • Basketball court • Covered pavilion • Group pavilion (seats 100 people) • Historic dairy barn • Historic log barn • Multi-use trail (1-1/4 miles) • Open-play space • Picnic tables • Pond • Practice backstop • Restrooms • Sand volleyball court • Wind sculptures • Splashpad

10. Pleasant Run soccer Complex and Park 6501 Pleasant Run Road (33 Acres) • Concession/restrooms • Multi-use trail (1 mile) • Picnic tables • Soccer game fields • Soccer practice fields

11. Reagan Park 709 L.D. Lockett Road (5 Acres) • Batting cages • Practice baseball field • Practice softball field

12. sparger Park 4301 Bedford Road (8 Acres) • Covered pavilion • Multi-use trail (1/3 mile) • Open-play space • Picnic tables • Playground • POW memorial • Restrooms

13. Woodbriar Park 301 West greenbriar Drive (2 Acres) • Covered pavilion • Multi-use trail (1/10 mile) • Playground

Park Hours: 6:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. (except Colleyville Nature Center)

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Registration opens for story times & Chess ClubEnjoy stories, crafts, and fun activities at the library during story Time. Registration is open to all library card holders. space is limited, so register early. Preference will be given to Colleyville residents; non-residents will be notified if a spot is available. story Times are available for newborns through grade 5 and last for 12 weeks. Chess Club is open to ages 8-15.

ages: Newborn-grade 5 Day/time: mon., 10:00 a.m. Date: sept. 8 Location: Public Library, 2nd Floor Contact: 817.503.1154 or youthlibrarian@colleyville.com Registration: Available in person or online at ColleyvilleLibrary.com

online registration opens Monday, sept. 8 at 10:00 a.m. go to ColleyvilleLibrary.com. Under sEARCH THE LIBRARY, select the “Calendar” link. Find the class that you want to register for and select the “REgIsTER” button. Caregivers must complete one registration form per child.

**PLease note**: submission of a story time registration form Does not guarantee the child a spot in the class. Registration requests will be processed as quickly as possible in the order they are received. a staff member will call or email all Story Time registrants to confirm whether or not there is a spot available in the class. the Colleyville Public Library makes an effort to include as many children as possible in story time as safety, staffing, and budget guidelines allow.

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tiny treasures Tiny Treasures Lapsit story Time includes board books, rhymes, tickle games, and more! Caregiver attendance is required.

ages: 0-17 months Day/time: Thu., 10:15-10:35 a.m. oR 11:00–11:20 a.m. Dates: sept. 18–Dec. 4 Location: Public Library, 2nd Floor story Time Room Registration: REQUIRED. opens sept. 8, and can be done in person or online at ColleyvilleLibrary.com Contact: 817.503.1154 or youthlibrarian@colleyville.com

toddler tales story time Toddler Tales celebrates terrific toddlers with puppets, great stories, songs, rhymes, and fun activities! Caregiver attendance is required.

ages: 18-36 months Day/time: Tue., 10:15–10:45 a.m. oR Tue., 11:15 a.m.–11:45 a.m. Dates: sept. 16–Dec. 2 oR Day/time: Wed., 10:15–10:45 a.m. Dates: sept. 17- Dec. 3 Location: Public Library, 2nd Floor story Time Room Registration: REQUIRED. opens sept. 8, and can be done in person or online at ColleyvilleLibrary.com Contact: 817.503.1154 or youthlibrarian@colleyville.com

especially for 3’s story time Especially for 3’s includes great stories, finger plays and action rhymes, special activities, sing-a-longs, and fun crafts just for 3’s! Caregiver attendance is required.

age: 3 Day/time: mon., 10:15–11:00 a.m. Dates: sept. 15–Dec. 1 Location: Public Library, 2nd Floor Registration: REQUIRED. opens sept. 8, and can be done in person or online at ColleyvilleLibrary.com Contact: 817.503.1154 or youthlibrarian@colleyville.com

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Preschool story time Preschool Story Time includes great stories, finger plays and action rhymes, special activities, sing-a-longs, and fun crafts!

ages: 4 & 5 Day/time: mon., 10:15–11:15 a.m. oR Tue., 10:15–11:15 a.m. Dates: sept. 15–Dec. 1 oR sept. 16-Dec. 2 Location: Public Library, 2nd Floor meeting Room Registration: REQUIRED. opens sept. 8, and can be done in person or online at ColleyvilleLibrary.com Contact: 817.503.1154 or youthlibrarian@colleyville.com

snacks & stories story time This library time for grades K-2 features fun stories, active songs, awesome crafts, and a yummy snack!

ages: grades K-2 Day/time: mon., 4:00–5:00 p.m. Dates: sept. 15-Dec. 1 Location: Public Library, 2nd Floor meeting Room Registration: REQUIRED. opens sept. 8, and can be done in person or online at ColleyvilleLibrary.com Contact: 817.503.1154 or youthlibrarian@colleyville.com

adventure Kidz Captivating tales, tasty snacks, and book-based games and art projects are part of this club for upper elementary students.

ages: grades 3-5 Day/time: Thu., 4:00–5:00 p.m. Dates: sept. 18–Dec. 4 Location: Public Library, 2nd Floor meeting Room Registration: REQUIRED. opens sept. 8, and can be done in person or online at ColleyvilleLibrary.com Contact: 817.503.1154 or youthlibrarian@colleyville.com

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Home2Library Connection - fall 2014Home2Library Connection will be changing this fall! We are dividing into two groups to accommodate more students and allow for more age-appropriate stories and activities.

Home-to-Library Connection: early elementaryBeginning with an excellent piece of literature, the group will springboard into discussions, projects, and crafts that are connected to the book. Topics include: geography, science, history, writing, art, and more! Information and ideas to build on at home will be given to parents each week.

ages: 5-8 years Day/time: mon., 2:00-3:00 p.m. Dates: sept. 15, sept. 29, oct. 13, oct. 27, Nov. 10, Nov. 24 Location: Public Library, 2nd Floor meeting Room Registration: REQUIRED. opens sept. 8, and can be done in person or online at ColleyvilleLibrary.com Contact: 817.503.1154 or youthlibrarian@colleyville.com

Home-to-Library Connection: upper elementaryBeginning with an excellent piece of literature, the group will springboard into discussions, projects, and crafts that are connected to the book. Topics include: geography, science, history, writing, art, and more! Information and ideas to build on at home will be given to parents each week.

ages: 9-12 years Day/time: mon., 2:00-3:00 p.m. Dates: sept. 22, oct. 6, oct. 20, Nov. 3, Nov. 17, Dec. 1 Location: Public Library, 2nd Floor meeting Room Registration: REQUIRED. opens sept. 8, and can be done in person or online at ColleyvilleLibrary.com Contact: 817.503.1154 or youthlibrarian@colleyville.com

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Chess Club From beginner to expert, chess players of all levels are welcome. No previous knowledge of chess is required.

ages: 8–15 years Day/time: Tue., 4:30–5:30 p.m. Dates: sept. 16–Dec. 2 Location: Public Library, 2nd Floor meeting Room Registration: REQUIRED. opens sept. 8, and can be done in person or online at ColleyvilleLibrary.com Contact: Cindy Appleby at 817.503.1165 or cappleby@colleyville.com

bounce time This unstructured library time features a play area and music for our youngest library patrons and their caregivers. Caregiver attendance is required.

ages: 0–3 Day/time: Fri., 10:15–11:30 a.m. Dates: sept. 19–Dec. 19 Location: Public Library, 2nd Floor meeting Room Registration: NoT REQUIRED Contact: 817.503.1154 or youthlibrarian@colleyville.com

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build-o-ManiaFun free-play with assorted building sets, 15,000 LEgo pieces or jumbo puzzles are offered week to week. Duplos are available for younger children.

ages: 3+ Day/time: Tue., 4:00–5:30 p.m. Dates: sept. 16–Dec. 2 Location: Public Library, 2nd Floor meeting Room Registration: NoT REQUIRED Contact: 817.503.1154 or youthlibrarian@colleyville.com

“Rocket” ReadersReading is vital for children to succeed in school and in life, but many of them struggle with reading. They often feel self-conscious and hate to read aloud in class. What better listener than a friendly, non-judgmental dog from the Heart of Texas Therapy Dog program? These programs are growing in libraries across the country and researchers report a rise in reading levels among participating children. Independent readers (grades 1-5) can bring a favorite book from home or choose one from the library, and read it to a furry friend while here at the library! “Rocket” Readers is conducted on a first-come, first-served basis.

Grades: 1-5 Day/time: sat., 10:30 a.m.-Noon Dates: oct. 11, Nov. 8, Dec. 13 Location: Public Library, 2nd Floor meeting Room Registration: REQUIRED. opens sept. 8, and can be done in person or online at ColleyvilleLibrary.com Contact: 817.503.1154 or youthlibrarian@colleyville.com

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teen advisory board (tab) The library needs your ideas and input to make it a better place for teens. TAB members play an integral part in developing and implementing teen services. members may receive credit for volunteer hours.

ages: 13-18 Day/time: Next to the last Tuesday of the month, 5:00–6:00 p.m. Dates: oct. 21 Location: Public Library, Teen Room Registration: REQUIRED Contact: Erica gill at 817.503.1155 or reference@colleyville.com

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financial Planning with Mark seebeck Mark Seebeck of Seebeck & Associates will present topics on financial planning. mark has over 17 years of experience in all areas of planning including children’s education, business finances, and retirement.

ages: 18 & up Day/time: Thu., 6:30 p.m. Date: sept. 11 Location: Public Library, 2nd Floor meeting Room Registration: NoT REQUIRED Contact: Erica gill at 817.503.1155 or reference@colleyville.com

books ‘n’ brunch book Club Books ‘n’ Brunch is an informal book discussion focusing on new and classic fiction titles. Snacks and a limited number of books are provided.

ages: 18 & up Day/time: 2nd Thursday of the month, 11:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Dates: sept. 11, oct. 9, Nov. 13 Location: Public Library, 2nd Floor meeting Room Registration: NoT REQUIRED Contact: Erica gill at 817.503.1155 or reference@colleyville.com

Late edition book Club The library offers an evening book club for working adults and night owls.

ages: 18 & up Day/time: 3rd Thursday of the month, 7:00–8:00 p.m. Dates: sept. 18, oct. 16, Nov. 20 Location: Public Library, 2nd Floor meeting Room Registration: NoT REQUIRED Contact: Erica gill at 817.503.1155 or reference@colleyville.com

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Reel talk film Discussion Group Come to the library to discuss movies and documentaries. All opinions welcome. snacks are provided.

ages: 18 & up Day/time: 4th Thursday of every other month, 11:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Dates: sept. 25, Nov. 20 Location: Public Library, 2nd Floor meeting Room Registration: NoT REQUIRED Contact: Erica gill at 817.503.1155 or reference@colleyville.com

Keeping it Real Nonfiction Book Club Share your thirst for knowledge with others while discussing nonfiction books. snacks are provided.

ages: 18 & up Day/time: 4th Thursday of every other month, 11:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Date: oct. 23 Location: Public Library, 2nd Floor meeting Room Registration: NoT REQUIRED Contact: Cindy Appleby at 817.503.1165 or cappleby@colleyville.com

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Holiday Cookie Decorating Demonstration Need help decorating your holiday cookies? Becky from Hot Chocolates will demonstrate different tips for creating beautiful cookies. Each participant will get to take home a cookie and knowledge to use at home. (Note: This is not a hands-on class.)

ages: 14 & up Day/time: sat., 2:00–3:00 p.m. Date: Dec. 6 Location: Public Library, 2nd Floor meeting Room Registration: REQUIRED Contact: Erica gill at 817.503.1155 or reference@colleyville.com

Holiday Party Join Books ‘n’ Brunch Book Club, Reel Talk Film Discussion group, and Keeping it Real Nonfiction Book Club as they combine groups to celebrate. Bring a wrapped book or DVD that you have enjoyed for a gift exchange. snacks will be served.

ages: 18 & up Day/time: Thu., 11:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. Date: Dec. 11 Location: Public Library, 2nd Floor meeting Room Registration: NoT REQUIRED Contact: Erica gill at 817.503.1155 or reference@colleyville.com

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Winter Movie Watch a movie on the big screen at the library! The movie will be family-friendly, with a g or Pg rating. Children under 12 must be accompanied by a caregiver at all times.

ages: 3 & up Day/time: Fri., 2:00 p.m. Date: Jan. 2 Location: Public Library, 2nd Floor meeting Room Registration: NoT REQUIRED Contact: 817.503.1154 or youthlibrarian@colleyville.com

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inclement Weather ProceduresFor the safety of our patrons, Colleyville library or recreation classes and programs may be cancelled or delayed in the event of bad or dangerous weather. Watch for announcements on local media channels about city or gCIsD closings or delays, and on the city website at Colleyville.com.

Photo useColleyville Parks and Recreation and the Colleyville Public Library reserve the right to photograph and/or videotape participants in its programs and/or at its facilities. The photos and/or videos are for the city of Colleyville’s use and may be used in publications, flyers, brochures, videos, advertisements, promotional uses, and on Colleyville.com. support Your Parks:Colleyville Parks and Recreation offers opportunities for groups and individuals to share their talents and time volunteering. For information, visit ColleyvillePARD.com.

Colleyville Public Library boardKay NewtonVictoria Kennedy-ZieglerThad BollineJerome DavisBillie TuttleVernon NoronhaCharna graysue Anne martinezNancy AndrewsCecilia monacelli ex officio

Colleyville soccer associationColleyvillesoccer.net817.251.8586 Grapevine-Colleyville Youth football & CheerleadingassociationgCYFA.orggCYFA@sbcglobal.net

Youth associations

Colleyville baseball association ColleyvilleBaseball.com817.416.BALL (2255) Colleyville Girls softball associationColleyvillesoftball.com817.595.6599 Colleyville Lacrosse association ColleyvilleLacrosse.com

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