CITY OF WHITE PLAINS

CITY OF WHITE PLAINS 2021 GUIDE

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TO ALL OUR RESIDENTSWhite Plains Recreation & Parks has researched data and worked diligently to offer programs and facilities that will enable participants to enjoy them safely during this difficult health crisis.

We are taking all needed precautions for our staff, instructors and participants. We can assure you, we are sanitizing our equipment, bathrooms and facilities according to state guidelines.

Your health is our number one priorityStaying active is one of the best ways to keep your mind and body healthy. While the enclosed guide offers programs that can provide health benefits, it is important that you follow the steps below to protect yourself and others from COVID-19.

DO• Visit parks that are close to your home.

• Check in advance to prepare safely and to find out if the bathroom facilities are open and what services are available before heading out.

• Stay at least 6 feet away from others who you do not live with (“social distancing”) and take other steps to prevent COVID-19.

• Carefully consider use of playgrounds, and help children follow guidelines, sanitizing hands often.

• Play it safe and always wear a face covering around others not in your family group.

• Wash your hands before and after you go outdoors.

DON’T• Visit parks if you are sick with, tested positive for COVID-19, or know you

were recently exposed to COVID-19.

• Visit crowded parks or organize group outings in the parks.

The City of White Plains ProgramsWHITE PLAINS CITY OFFICIALS

MayorThomas M. Roach

Council PresidentNadine Hunt-Robinson

Common CouncilJustin Brasch

Nadine Hunt-RobinsonJohn Kirkpatrick

John MartinVictoria Presser

Jennifer Puja

Recreation Advisory

CommitteeJennifer PujaChairperson

Caroline FurryLeonard GruenfeldChristopher KentCharles MorganRichard SanchezEvelyn SantiagoJonathan Schere

Michele SchoenfeldRandy SteinKevin Scully

Frank Williams

Recreation & Parks Staff

Wayne Bass Commissioner

Francine CroughanDeputy Commissioner

Courtney AbramsEllen AlbersMary Carey

Robert DemarcoMartha Guarin

Ariel HernandezHelen Lamarche

Beverly Myers-Bryant Matt Quatrano

Sia TofanoDarren Valdes

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Table of Contents• General Program Information

• La informacion de la matricula

• Map & Index of Park Facilities

• Pre-School Programs

• Programs for People With Differing Abilities

• Ebersole Ice Rink

• Adult Programs

• 60 + Adult Programs

• Special Events

Recreation & Parks Office Hours:Mon - Fri 8:30am - 4:30pm

Information: 422-1336

Community Center Office Hours:Mon - Thursday 8am - 4pm

Information: 422-1423 Cancellations: 422-1302

www.cityofwhiteplains.com

*Recreation Office Closed on the Following Days.

April 2, May 31, July 5

2021 Spring and Summer Programs

All seasonal 2020 memberships may be renewed online at www.cityofwhiteplains.com, visit the Recreation and Parks page and online registration.

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White Plains Recreation & Parks AlertsThe City of White Plains is encouraging residents to sign up for Recreation & Parks Dept. alerts (“Rec Alerts”) in order to receive information and updates about Rec & Parks Dept. programs and activities, including weather-related schedule changes.

Sign up is quick and easy. Click this link: https://www.cityofwhiteplains.com/RecAlerts then click “Notify Me” in the right hand column. Type in your email address and then go to the Alert Center category (look for the red dot) and click on the method by which you would like to receive alerts (email, text message or both). And that’s all! Stay in the know with Rec Alerts!

The mission of the City of White Plains Recreation and Parks Department is to enhance the quality of life by providing recreational opportunities through safe, well-organized and affordable programs and facilities; and to maintain a comprehensive network of parks, trails and open spaces that promotes the mental, physical and social well being of our residents.

RECREATION AND PARKS MISSION

Program Registration

Refund PolicyRefunds are issued only for the following reasons:

A full refund will be issued for any program cancelled by Recreation & Parks. A refund request because of illness or accident must be submitted in writing and accompanied by a doctor’s note. Refunds will be prorated based on the date received, with a 10% service charge.

Cancellation Policy In case of inclement weather, cancellations will be announced on the Recreation & Parks Hotline at 422-1302, the city website, www.cityofwhiteplains.com, the recreation and parks Facebook page, on radio station WHUD FM (100.7), also make sure to sign up for RecAlerts(see below).All efforts will be made to reschedule classes canceled due to weather conditions or scheduling conflicts. However there is no refund or pro-rated fee due to missed classes.

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Registration for programs offered by the City of White Plains Recreation and Parks Department can now be done online via the CommunityPass online registration system!

To login, register and pay online:Go to https://register.capturepoint.com/WhitePlainsCityof

Program Registration

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City of White Plains Recreation & Parks

Online Registration for All Spring & Summer Programs!

Facility RentalsCall for Information

All requests require final approval fromCommissioner of Recreation & Parks

All programs follow COVIDguidelines and masks are

required for all participants.

Registration for programs will be held at theRecreation Administration Office at 85 Gedney Way,Monday through Friday, 8:30am-4:30pm.

No Scholarships available for nonresidents.Mail-In, Walk-In or visit

https://register.capturepoint.com/WhitePlainsCityofNonresidents may register for most programs inour office. Limited enrollmentAll registration fees are payable at the time ofregistration. Class sizes are limited, so register early!Payment can be made by cash, check or credit card(MasterCard, Visa, or American Express). Pleasemake checks payable to “The City of White Plains”.Financial assistance may be available to qualifiedapplicants. Federal Income Tax Form 1040 tax year2020 or proof of SSI or SSDA $20 fee will be charged for all returned checks.

REGISTRACION EN LINEA¡La inscripción para los programas ofrecidos por el Departamento de Parques y Recreo de la Ciudad de White Plains ahora se puede hacer en Línea a través del sistema de registro en línea de CommunityPass!

Para iniciar una sesión, registrarse y pagar en línea, siga las instrucciones a continuación:

Vaya a https://register.capturepoint.com/WhitePlainsCityof

Recreation Passes and Program Registration require Proof of Residency.

Acceptable Proofs of Residency: Adult: Picture ID or

Driver’s license photo ID and utility bills, lease or cancelled checks. Youth: School ID card, library card, driver’s permit or license. Youth without photo ID must be accompanied by a parent. A resident is a person who lives in the City of White Plains. Owning property in White Plains does not necessarily qualify a person as a resident

Notice: The Department of Recreation & Parks reserves the right to cancel a program or adjust fees prior to actual starting date.



COMO INSCRIBIRSETodos los costos de inscripción deben pagarse al momento de la inscripción. El tamaño de las clases es limitado, regístrense temprano! Pago puede ser hecho en efectivo, cheque, o crédito (MasterCard, Visa, o American Express). Por favor haga los cheques a nombre de “The City of White Plains”. Ayuda financiera puede estar disponible para los solicitantes calificados. Declaración de impuestos Federales 1040 del año fiscal 2020 tiene que acompañar la solicitud. La ayuda financiera está dispoible solo para residentes de White Plains.

Por correo, en persona, o visitar www.whiteplainsregistration.com

La inscripción para los programas se llevará a cabo en la oficina administrativa de parques y recreo en 85 Gedney Way, Lunes a Viernes, 8:30am - 4:30pm. Una tarifa de $20 se cobrará por todos los cheques devueltos.

Los Pases e inscripciones para los programas requieren una prueba de residencia.Pruebas Aceptables de Residencia: Adulto: Licencia de conducir, facturas de servicios públicos, arrendamiento, o cheques cancelados. Joven: Tarjeta de identificación de la escuela, tarjeta de biblioteca, permiso de conducir o licencia de conducir. Joven sin identificación debe ser acompañado por uno de sus padres. Un residente es una persona que vive en la Ciudad de White Plains. Ser dueño de una propiedad en White Plains no califica necesariamente a una persona como residente.

Nota: El Departamento de Parques y Recreo se reserva el derecho de cancelar un programa o ajustar la tarifa antes de la fecha en que comienza el programa.

www.cityofwhiteplains.com

Registracion de Programas

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Kinderbox Kids Mix Media ArtThis class explores creativity and problem solving through mix media two and three dimensional art. Children will be engaged with fun projects using various mediums and materials such as paint, clay, paper and more as they enjoy art as a process.

Age Group 3 - 5 years oldDay/Time Tuesday, 6 sessions, begins April 20 9:30 - 10:15 am 10:30 - 11:15 amLocation Ebersole Ice Rink (under tent)Registration Ongoing Fee $120Kinderboxkids.com/waiver-and-Release-Form/

Funtastic Fitness Children will enjoy a variety of activities that promote socialization, aerobics, movement games, dancing & sing-a-longs.

Age Group 3 - 5 years Day/Time Saturday, 11 - 11:45 pm or 12:00- 12:45 pm, 6 sessions, Begins April 24 Location Gillie Recreation RoomRegistration OngoingFee $75

Play in the ParkChildren will have a great time interacting with other children and playing a variety of games. Parents must remain with their children during activities. This program is weather permitting. Registration required. You must pre-register @ 422-1255 by Monday of each week.

Age Group 2-5 years with caregiverDay/Time Tuesday and Wednesday, 9:30-10:30amLocation Gillie Park Playground (Tuesday) July 6, 13, 20, 27 Turnure Park Playground (Wednesday) July 7, 14, 21, 28 Fee FREE

Pre-Ballet #1 & 2 Welcome to a playful introduction to the world of ballet, music and creative movement. Children learn about rhythm, balance and stretching, as well as classic ballet names, forms and sequences. Students can wear a leotard with tights or form fitting clothes. Ballet shoes are required. Age Group 4-6 Years, children only Day/Time Thursday, #1-4:30-5:15pm, #2- 5:30-6:15pm Begins April 22 (6 sessions) Location Gillie Recreation Room Registration OngoingFee $72

Pre-School Programs

2016 Spring and Summer Programs2021 Spring and Summer Programs


Smart Start Sports with F.A.S.TAthletics This program is a combination of warm-up games and sports activities. Ease your child into learning the basics of all the great sports as well as learning the importance of teamwork. Caregivers must attend and participate in this program.

Age Group 3-5 YearsDay/Time Saturday, 6 sessions, begins April 24 Location Gillie Field, Rain site: Ebersole Ice Rink Registration OngoingFee $120 Checks payable FAST

Soccer Squirts - Parent & MeWith a parent/caregiver by their side, children will have fun learning the fundamental skills of soccer through structured activities, fun based games, and scrimmages.

Age Group 2 to 3 Years with caregiverDay/Time SPRING - 8 sessions, begins April 21 Wednesday, 3:30 - 4:15 pm SUMMER- 5 sessions, begins June 30 Wednesday, 3:30 - 4:15 pm Location Delfino Park - Spring Gillie Park - Summer Registration Recreation Office or www.ussportsinstitute.com Fee $140 - Spring Fee $100 - Summer Check payable to USA Sport Group

T-Ball Squirts - Parent & Me This program is an introduction to the sports of baseball and softball. Through structured activities, fun games, and scrimmages, children will learn hitting, throwing, catching, base running, fielding, and other skills.

Age Group 2 to 3 YearsDay/Time SPRING-Thursday - 8 sessions, begins April 22 SUMMER - Thursday - 5 sessions, begins July 1Location Delfino Park - Spring 3:30-4:15pm Gillie Park - Summer Fee $140 - Spring $100 - Summer Check payable to USA Sport Group

Pre-School Programs

Youth Programs

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Ballet & Jazz This class is designed for children who want to explore a blend of ballet and jazz movements, rhythms and combinations. Ballet shoes are required.

Age Group Grades 1-5Day/Time Tuesday, 5:00 - 6:00 pm

Begins April 20 (6 sessions)Location Gillie Recreation RoomRegistration OngoingFee $72

Bronze Dragon Academy Kempo Chinese Kempo focuses on physical fitness and coordination, as well as self-discipline and self-control. Students will progress through belt ranks, learning new and more advanced material with every successive rank, as well as play games and activities to reinforce their agility and coordination.

Age Group Ages 3 - 5 (TINY TIGERS) andGrades 1 - 5 (LITTLE DRAGONS)

Day/Time Fridays, 4:30 - 5:15 pm, (Ages 3 - 5)5:30 - 6:30 pm, (Grades 1 - 5)Begins April 16 (6 sessions)

Location Ebersole Ice Rink Registration OngoingFee $100 Checks payable FAST

CheerleadingLearn the techniques and team spirit necessary to be a top cheerleader. Basic stunts are also introduced in this class. This cheerleading experience will develop your dance skills, work on team building and create an environment for new friendships!

Age Group Grades 1-5Day/Time Monday, 6:30–7:30pm, 6 Sessions

Begins April 20 Location White Plains Community Center Registration OngoingFee: $75

Storytime Ballet This class teaches the fundamentals of basic ballet, while engaging your child’s imagination with the magic of children’s stories

Age Group 2-4 years with caregiverDay/Time Tuesday, Begins April 20 (6 sessions)

4:30 - 5:15Location Gillie Recreation RoomRegistration OngoingFee: $72

Hip-Hop Children will have a great time learning how to move to different rhythms and beats while adding their own spice and attitude. Class will focus on upper and lower body coordination. Students should wear comfortable clothing.

Age Group Grades 1-5Day/Time Mondays, 4:30 - 5:30 & 5:45 - 6:45 pm

Begins April 19 (6 sessions)Location Gillie Recreation RoomRegistration OngoingFee: $72

Kidding Around YogaThis fun and dynamic movement class is designed specifically for elementary aged children and will offer themes that address self-confidence, gratitude, individuality and acceptance of others. By offering relaxation techniques and mindfulness exercises, along with yoga games and music, the child will learn how to incorporate yoga philosophy into their daily life. Children must bring their own mat.

Age Group Grades K-5Day/Time Tuesday, 4:00 - 5:00 pm, 6 sessions

Begins April 20Location Ebersole Ice Rink, Delfino Park Registration Recreation Office or at

Mellow the MindYoga via venmoFee: $125


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Youth ProgramsMulti Sports - Squirts Children will have the opportunity to try a variety of different sports including Lacrosse, Soccer, T-Ball, and Track & Field. All sports are taught in a safe and structured learning environment designed to ensure learning and most importantly fun, fun, fun!

Age Group: Ages 3 - 4 Day/Time SPRING - Wednesday, 8 sessions, begins April 21

2:30 - 3:15 pm Thursday, 8 sessions, begins April 224:30 - 5:15 pm SUMMER - Wednesday, 5 sessions, begins June 302:30 - 3:15 pm Thursday, 5 sessions, begins July 14:30 - 5:15 pm

Location Delfino Park - SpringGillie Park - Summer

Registration Recreation Office or www.ussportsinstitue.comFee $140 Spring, $100 Summer

Check payable to USA Sport Group

My Art Treasure Children will be able to have fun while exploring their artistic abilities. They will enjoy and experience different art mediums (painting, drawing, clay sculpting and more), build on previous knowledge and learn new art skills. Children should wear a smock or oversized shirt.

Age Group Grades 1–4Day/Time Wednesday, 4–5pm, 8 Sessions

Begins April 21 Location Gillie Recreation RoomRegistration OngoingFee $90 (supplies included)

Youth Soccer Spring Break CampKick your way into the soccer season. Experienced and enthusiastic soccer coaches provide an intensive week long soccer immersion. Age and skill abilities are divided for the optimal experience.

Age Group Grades Pre-K–8, boys and girlsDay/Time Monday – Thursday,

March 29 - April 19 am – 1:00 pm

Location Highlands Middle School Turf Field

Registration Recreation Office or http://whiteplainssoccer.siplay.com/site/

Fee $200 (Full day))Check payable to WPYS

Soccer SquirtsParticipants will learn the fundamental skills of soccer, including dribbling, passing, shooting, stealing, and more. Players will be taught through structured activities, fun games and scrimmages.

Age Group: Ages 3 - 4 Day/Time SPRING - Wednesday, 8 sessions, begins April 21

4:30 - 5:15 pm SUMMER - Wednesday, 5 sessions, begins June 304:30 - 5:15 pm

Location Delfino Park - SpringGillie Park - Summer

Registration Recreation Office or www.ussportsinstitue.comFee $140 - Spring

$100 - SummerCheck payable to USA Sport Group

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Youth ProgramsMulti Sports - Senior Squirts Players will learn key skills through small sided scrimmages in a variety of sports including Lacrosse, Soccer & T-Ball which allows them to develop and progress within the sport.

Age Group Ages 5 - 6Day/Time Wednesday, 5:30 - 6:15pm

(Spring & Summer session)SPRING begins Wednesday, April 21, 8 sessionsSUMMER begins Wednesday, June 30, 5 sessions

Location Delfino Park Spring, Gillie Field Summer

Registration Recreation Office or www.ussportsinstitute.com Fee $140 - Spring

$100 - Summer Check payable to USA Sport Group

T-Ball – Senior Squirts Players will focus on learning the rules and developing their skills in hitting, throwing, base running and fielding. Each session, players will apply what they have learned into a T-Ball scrimmage. Participants must provide their own glove.

Age Group Ages 5 - 6Day/Time SPRING Thursday, begins April 22, 8 Sessions

SUMMER Thursday, Begins July 1, 5 sessions 5:30 - 6:15pm

Location Delfino Park Spring, Gillie Field Summer

Registration Recreation Office or www.ussportsinstitute.com Fee $140 - Spring

$100 - Summer Check payable to USA Sport Group

Teens Fun in the Sun RecreationTeens can just drop-in; a recreation leader from Backyard Sports will be present in the park to engage youth in sports activities (soccer, Kickball, basketball, Ultimate Frisbee and more) The pool will be available for their use (Pool Pass Required)

The program will not be held during inclement weather.

Grades 7 - 9, Residents onlyDay/Time Mon., July 12-Fri., Aug., 6. Mon, Wed, Fri

10:30am - 12:30pmLocation Gardella ParkRegistration No registration required to Drop-in, however,

$25 charge for Seasonal Pool Pass required for swimmers.

Zumba® Kids Children will have a chance to be active and jam out to their favorite music. Classes feature kid-friendly routines based on original Zumba® choreography. Great exercise and lots of fun! For more information contact Lisa at [email protected].

Age Group Grades 1 - 5Day/Time Wednesday, 5:30 - 6:15 pm, 6 sessions

Begins April 21Location Turnure ParkRegistration Ongoing at Recreation office or online at https://zumbakidsspringsession.cheddarup.comFee $80 (Non- refundable)

StoryWalk™ An exciting initiative that combines a children’s story with a nature walk through our newest park. Children follow each page of the story as they walk the path. StoryWalk™ helps build children’s interest in reading while encouraging healthy outdoor activity for both adults and children. The stories will change every 6-8 weeks.

Where Bryant – Mamaroneck Park, municipal parkingavailable at the Mamaroneck Ave. Lot, 540Mamaroneck Ave. (behind Dunkin Donuts)

When April 12–November 24, during normal park hoursCost: Free

Note: The path in the park is natural and thus could prove to be challenging for some. Please exercise caution whilst walking on the path.



Youth Sports ProgramsLittle BASKET- Ballers Instructional ProgramChildren will be introduced to the game and the various skills needed to play. They will participate in drills, fun games, and mini scrimmages.

NCAA BallersAge Group 2nd GradeDay/Time Thursday, 6-7pm, 6 SessionsCourse B221S Begins July 8 Location Kittrell Park, Fisher Ave.Registration Ongoing (Space Limited) Deadline July 3 Fee $75

NBA BallersAge Group 3rd GradeDay/Time Thursday, 7:15-8:15pm, 6 SessionsCourse B321S Begins July 8 Location Kittrell Park, Fisher AveRegistration Ongoing (Space Limited) Deadline July 3 Fee $75

Basketball Co-Ed League PlayAthletes will have fun, build skills, and develop sportsmanship.

Age Group Grades 4-10, 6 SessionsDay/Time Monday-Wednesday, 6-8:30pm Course M0121S Grades 4 & 5, Monday Begins July 12

T0221S Grades 6 & 7 Tuesday Begins July 6W0321S Grades 8, 9, 10, Wednesday Begins July 7

Location Kittrell Park, Fisher AveRegistration Ongoing (Space Limited) Deadline June 30 Fee $30

Basketball Travel Program** FALL TRAVEL BASKETBALL TRY OUTS ARE TENTATIVELY LATE SEPTEMBER & EARLY OCTOBER. For further information and details, please contact [email protected]. **

Basketball Summer 18U LeagueCompetitive league featuring top-notch players and teams. A team representative MUST attend an organizational meeting on Wednesday, May 19 at 6:30pm at Gardella Park Pavilion. Each team representative MUST present a copy of each player’s Valid School ID or Birth Certificate with a Valid Picture ID or State ID at this meeting. Players CANNOT Turn 19 before September 1, or have Any Collegiate Experience. For further information and details, please contact [email protected].

Age Group Grades 9-12, 18 years and underDay/Time Monday & Wednesday, 6:30, 7:30, 8:30pm Course 05 Begins Monday, June 28Location Gardella Park, 175 Ferris Ave

Additional FREE Parking at 295 Church St.Church Street Elementary School

Registration TEAM ONLY TEAM FEES DUE ON OR BEFORE TUESDAY, MAY 18, SPONSORSHIP ENCOURAGED

Fee $300 Resident, $450 Non Resident, CASH, CREDITCARD, AND/OR MONEY ORDER ONLY.

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Youth Sports Programs

Cricket Clinic (Cricket Clubs of Westchester) A clinic to introduce young newcomers to the skills needed to play cricket. Players will practice batting, bowling, and fielding skills.

Age Group: 7 to 16 years old Day/Time Saturdays, Begins July 17

8am -10am, 6 SessionsLocation Delfino Park Registration Recreation Office Fee $95

Flag Football League The White Plains Flag Football League is a premier youth flag football league for both boys and girls. Powered by NFL Flag and USA Football, the WPFFL is primed to provide young players a fun exciting opportunity to engage in non-contact, continuous action while developing skills. Players receive NFL Jerseys, Flag Belts, Monogramed Shorts & Socks, as well as membership with USA Football. Games and practices will be played on Sunday Mornings in 2.5 hour blocks of time. Travel may be required to other local communities in Rye or Greenwich for league play.

Age Group: Boys & Girls Ages 5 -14 yearsDay/Time Sundays, 8:30-11 AM

Begins April 11-June 20Location Varies - Loucks Field WPHS, Rye, GreenwichRegistration On-going www.whiteplainsflag.comFee $195




Tennis Quick Start This program is designed to instruct children at the beginner level in the skills needed to play and most of all enjoy the game. By utilizing smaller tennis courts, foam and oversized tennis balls, the child will learn the game. All equipment for this program is provided.

Age Group Grades 1-6Day/ Time Thursday or Friday, 5-6pm,

6 SessionsCourse Grades 4-6,

Thursday, May 20Grades 1-3, Friday, May 21

Location Gillie Park Tennis CourtsRegistration Ongoing Fee $165

Splash “N” SwimChildren will learn basic water safety skills, orientation to aquatic environment and fundamentals of swimming.

Age Group Grades K-6Day/Time Saturday, July 10, 6 SessionsCourse G1 11:30am-12:15pm Gardella Pool

K1 11:30am-12:15pm Kittrell Pool G2 12:30-1:15pm Gardella PoolK2 12:30-1:15pm Kittrell Pool

Registration Ongoing, classes are limited to 15 participantsFee $40

After School RecreationIn this program children will have the opportunity to participate in a variety of recreational sports. Sports will include soccer, kickball, ultimate Frisbee and assorted playground games

Age Group Boys & Girls Grades 3-8Day/Time Tuesdays, Gardella Park, April 27, 3:30-5:15pm

6 Sessions or, Thursdays, Delfino Park, 3:30-5:15pm 6 Sessions

Registration OngoingFee $10

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PARTICIPANTS MUST WEAR SHIN GUARDS TO EVERY CLASS AND GAME; NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY AND CLASSES ARE LIMITED. VOLUNTEER COACHES ARE ALWAYS WELCOMED FOR ALL SOCCER PROGRAMS

FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT Matt Quatrano @ 422-1363 for Saturday programs and Ariel Hernandez, 422-1366 for Sunday programs.

Little Kickers Instructional ProgramChildren will be introduced to the game and the various skills needed to play. They will participate in drills, fun games, and mini scrimmages. They MUST wear shin guards to every session.

Soccer Pre KickersAge Group Pre KDay/Time Begins Saturday, April 17, 6 SessionsCourse P1 9am

P2 12:30pm Location George Washington Elementary SchoolRegistration Ongoing (Space Limited) Fee $85Kinder KickersAge Group Grade KDay/Time Begins Saturday, April 17, 6 SessionsCourse K1 10:10am

FK 1:40pm Location George Washington Elementary SchoolRegistration Ongoing (Space Limited) Fee $85

First KickersAge Group Grade 1Day/Time Begins Saturday, April 17, 6 SessionsCourse F1 11:20am

FK 1:40pm Location George Washington Elementary School Registration Ongoing (Space Limited) Fee $85

Co-ed Soccer Leagues Our co-ed soccer leagues give players the opportunity to hone their skills and compete in a semi competitive setting. Teams will practice and play a game, all on Saturdays (1.5 hour commitment). Practices/ games will be run by a volunteer coach. Leagues are open to all skill levels. Players must wear shin guards to every session.VOLUNTEER COACHES ARE NEEDED!

Age Group Grades 2-3 & 4-5Day/ Time Saturdays, Begins April 17, 9am–3pm, 6 SessionsCourse 02 Grade-2-3

03 Grades 4-5 Location George Washington Elementary SchoolRegistration Ongoing (DEADLINE April 12 & SPACE IS LIMITED) Fee Resident - $90, Non-Resident - $110

Sunday Stars Instructional ProgramChildren will be introduced to the game and the various skills needed to play. They will be placed on teams and participate in drills and games. All players will receive a t-shirt, shin guards are mandatory.

Age Group Day/Time Course

Location Registration Fee

Grade K–6 Sunday, April 18, 6 Sessions 10:00am Grades: K-111:45am Grades: 2-3, 4-5 Ralph Ave FieldOngoing $90

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Youth Sports ProgramsTennis Spring InstructionsThis instructional program is designed for the beginner as well as the more advanced player. The goals include the following areas of fundamentals, proper grip of racquet, development of a forehand and backhand game, as well as learning the etiquette and rules of the game of tennis. Through development of basic tennis skills an individual can develop a lifelong interest in a healthy activity.

Age Group Grades 4-8Day/ Time Monday & Tuesday, 5-6pm

Session 1 - May 17, 6 Sessions Session 2 - June 21, 6 sessions

Location Gillie Tennis CourtsRegistration Ongoing Fee $165

Tennis Summer InstructionsInstructional clinic where participants will sharpen and learn new skills.

Age Group Grades 4-8Day/ Time Monday & Tuesday, 5-6pm

July 26th, 6 Sessions Location Gillie Tennis CourtsRegistration Ongoing Fee $165

Track & X CountryLearn the basics of track & X country. This program will introduce participants to the skills necessary for a lifetime of enjoyment, strength training and health from running in an enjoyable non-competitive atmosphere. For further information and details, please contact: [email protected].

Age Group Day/ Time

Location

Registration Fee

Grades 3-8Monday & Wednesday or Tuesday & Thursday 6 - 7pm, 12 SessionsMW Begins Monday, April 19TT Begins Tuesday, April 20Highlands MS, Parker Stadium Track Meet near Hartsdale Avenue Entrance on the field. Ongoing $96

White Plains Youth Hockey -Try outs Age Group U8 - U18Day/Time TBDLocation Ebersole Ice Rink - All levelsTimes TBA Call 422-1366 Fee $85

White Plains Youth Soccer -TravelTravel soccer teams for Boys and Girls, 8-19 years of age. Openings on current teams may be limited depending on space. For further information contact Alejandro Galeano @ [email protected] or visit the website at www.wpys.org.

White Plains Tigers Football League Teaching the foundation of football and teamwork.Our coaches take great pride in teaching our players many life skills so that they may develop their talents, on and off the field.FLAG: K-2nd Grade – TACKLE: 3rd – 6th GradePractices and home games are at WP High School.For more information please visit www.wptigersyouthfootball.com

White Plains Bernies Youth Football & CheerTeaching the importance of discipline, hard work, respect, sportsmanship, teamwork, and community spirit since 1958. Flag: 1st & 2nd and 3rd & 4th grade, Tackle: 5th & 6th and 7th & 8th grade, Cheer: 1st- 8th grade. More Information and registration, www.BerniesFootball.com

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Art -n- GamesEnjoy creating fun art projects, games and other social activities.

Age Group 15 & OlderDay/Time Tuesday, 6 – 8 pm

Begins April 20, 8 sessionsLocation Community Center, 65 Mitchell PlaceRegistration Ongoing at the Recreation OfficeFee Resident $80, Non-Resident $90

“Out & About” Social Night”Spend an evening with your friends. Participants will have a variety of fun activities at the Center or go on a community outing.

Age Group 15 & OlderDay/Time Friday, 6 - 8 pm

4/9, 4/16, 4/23, 5/7, 5/21, 6/4, 6/11, 7/9, 8/6, 8/13

Location Community Center, 65 Mitchell PlaceRegistration OngoingFee Resident $120, Non-Resident $150

Summer Movie NightAge Group 15 & OlderDay/Time Saturday, 4/10, 5/15, 6/12, 7/10, 8/7Location Community Center, 65 Mitchell PlaceRegistration OngoingFee Resident $60, Non-Resident $75

Programs for People with Differing AbilitiesFor Teens and Adults

White Plains Recreation & Parks provides a variety of fun, recreation & leisure programs for individuals with developmental disabilities.

How Do New Participants Join the Program?Before registering for programs, all new prospective participants must complete an intake interview and provide required documentation. To make an appointment, call Ellen Albers, 422-1255.

Registration & PaymentOngoing at the Recreation Office 85 Gedney Way for resident and non-resident individuals who reside at home with a parent/caregiver:

In addition to the program fee, there may be additional money required for some activities.


Recreation BuddiesWe are committed to ensuring that all programs are available to resident youth to participate in regardless of their disability or other barriers that would preclude them from participation. It is our goal to enable all young people to realize their full potential through age appropriate recreation activity. If you feel your child could benefit from a Recreation Buddy to aid in their participation, call Darren Valdes, 422-1347.


Cheerleading – Hip-Hop Dance CampLearn cheers and proper body and hand movements in a safe and fun environment, while incorporating contemporary hip hop moves. Wear sneakers, dress in comfortable clothes; bring a snack, water & lunch.

Age Group Grades 1-5Day/Time Monday–Friday, 9am - 12

August 9 - 13Location Ebersole Ice Rink, Delfino Park Registration OngoingFee $100

Chess Wizards (New)Keep your brain turned on……..improve your chess skills, meet new friends, and work out your most powerful muscle, your brain! There will be fun chess games like bughouse, tournaments, puzzles, and so much more!! Each camper receives a T-Shirt, trophy and puzzle folder.Age Group 6 - 12 yearsDay/Time June 28 - July 2 (5 sessions), Monday - Friday,

9am - 12 pmLocation Ebersole ice Rink, (under tent)Registration Recreation & Parks Office, checks only

(made out to Chess Wizards)Fee $185

Creative Art ExplorationsChildren explore their artistic abilities & enjoy and experience new forms of art engaging in different art mediums; Wear a smock.

Age Group Grades 1 - 5Day/Time Monday – Friday, 9am – 12pm

August 16 - 20August 23 - 27

Location Battle Hill Recreation Room Fee $120

IncrediFlixBring the fun, creativity and excitement of filmmaking to children.

Age Group Ages 7 - 13Day/Time Monday - Friday, June 28 - July 2 (5 sessions)Location Gillie Recreation RoomRegistration Ongoing Checks payable IncrediFlix

Action Movie FlixCreate your own live-action movie.Time 9:00 am - 12:00 pmFee $213

Lego FlixCreate Lego sets for a stop-motion movie.Time 1:00 pm- 4:00 pmFee $194

Action Motion & Lego Flix - Full DayJoin us for a full day and get a $10 discount plus free lunch supervision. Children will participate in Action Movie Flix in the mornings and Action Stop Motion Flix in the afternoons

Time 9:00 am - 4:00 pmFee $371 (with $10 discount

Kinderbox Kids Mix Media Summer Art Enrichment CampCultivate your child’s creativity in this art filled camp. Children will engage in various art medium and materials creating many masterpieces. This camp is for the creative mind that likes to explore and get a little messy with art. Projects may include painting, clay, paper projects, recycled materials, wood crafts and more!! Age Group Ages 3-5 and 5 - 7 yearsDay/Time Monday - Thursday,

August 2 - 5 (4 days)Ages 3 - 5 years, 9 - 12 pmAges 5 - 7 years, 12:30 - 3:30 pm

Location Gillie Recreation RoomFee $185Registration https://kinderboxkids.com/waiver-and-release-form/

Camp CentralThe Place to Be This Summer!


Mad Science – Eureka Invention Camp Using basic materials, simple machines and tips from famous inventors, children will create catapults and forts, construct working light sticks to take home, and assemble a set of circuits with batteries and light bulbs. Age Group Grades 1-4Date/Time Monday – Friday, 9am to 3pm

August 23 - 27 (5 sessionsLocation Gillie Recreation RoomRegistration Recreation office or

www.westchester.madscience.org Fees $397.50/week. Check payable to Mad Science

Mad Science – Rockets & Robots Take a scientific journey through flight, circuitry, and sensors; build your own model rockets and receive a robot to take home.

Age Group Grades 1-4Date/Time Monday – Friday, 9am – 3pm

August 30 - September 3 (5 sessions)Location Gillie Recreation RoomRegistration Recreation office or

www.westchester.madscience.org Fees $397.50/week. Check payable to Mad Science

Multimedia Art CampHartsdale’s One River School of Art + Design is offering fun, engaging, socially-distant summer camp options that will incorporate a range of media that span across drawing & painting, tailored just for kids, to produce compelling outcomes they are proud of!

Date/Time Monday - Friday, July 19 - 239 - 12 pm, Grades K - 21 - 4 pm, Grades 3 - 5

Location Gillie Recreation RoomRegistration Ongoing at Recreation OfficeFee $350

Play-Well Stem Explorations with LEGO Materials, Summer 2021Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering and architecture through engineer-designed projects such as elaborate Houseboats, heavy duty Forklifts, and Big Ben Clocktowers!

Age Group Ages 7 - 12Date/Time Monday - Friday, 1 - 4 pm

August 9 - 13 (5 sessions)Location Gillie Recreation RoomRegistration Recreation office or www.play-well.org Fee $185 per week.Check payable to Play Well

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Play-Well Adventures in Stem with LEGO Materials, Summer 2021Let your Imagination run wild with tens of thousands of LEGO parts. Build engineer-designed projects such as: Tunnel Boring Machines, Stilt Houses and Teacup Rides. Design and build as never before and explore your craziest ideas in a supportive environment.

Age Group Ages 5 - 7Date/Time Monday – Friday, 9 –12 pm

August 9 - 13 (5 sessions)Location Gillie Recreation RoomRegistration Recreation office or www.play-well.org Fee $185 per week.Check payable to Play Well

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Play-Well Pokemon Engineering with LEGO MaterialsJoin Ash and Pikachu as you build, capture, train and explore the vast world of Pokemon. Design your own Poke Balls, explore the Kanto region, and fly with Charizard.

Age Group Ages 5 - 7Date/Time Monday – Friday, 9 - 12 pm

August 16- August 20 (5 sessions)Location Gillie Recreation RoomRegistration Recreation office or www.play-well.org Fee $185 per week.Check payable to Play Well

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Play-Well Pokemon Master Engineering with LEGO Materials Start your training in Pallet Town and expand your Pokedex . Surf with Blastoise, challenge Team Rocket and earn badges from gym leaders on your way to the Pokemon League.

Age Group Ages 7-12Date/Time Monday – Friday, 1 - 4pm

August 16- August 20 (5 sessions)Location Gillie Recreation RoomRegistration Recreation office or www.play-well.org Fee $185 per week.Check payable to Play Well

Teknologies

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Schooled in Hoops Basketball CampSchooled In Hoops basketball teaches boys and girls how to be well rounded, team oriented players. Participants will benefit from our philosophy of small group instruction, close supervision by coaches, emphasis on skills, quality game play and focus on sportsmanship and teamwork. Children are grouped according to age and ability. Age Group Grades 3-8)Date/Time June 28 - July 1

(July 2 Rain makeup)

Session 1 Grades 3- 5 9:00am - 11:30am

Session 2 Grades 6-8 12:30pm - 2:30pm

Location Kittrell Park, 120 Fisher Ave Requirements Students bring their own lunch

Fees $150Registration and payment can be made online www.schooledinhoops.com or Venmo @Joseph-Triolo-5

Schooled in Hoops Basketball CampA unique basketball training program with focus on offensive moves, defensive strategies, ball handling, shooting form, passing and rebounding. Age Group Grades 1 - 8Date/Time Monday - Friday, August 16 - 20,

8:30am-3:30pmLocation Eastview Middle SchoolRegistration Recreation Office or online via PayPal

at www.schooledinhoops.comFees $250

Skyhawks Multi Sports Camp (Baseball, Basketball, Flag Football & Soccer)Multi-Sport programs are designed to introduce young athletes to a variety of different sports in one setting. Athletes will learn the rules and essential skills of each sport, along with vital life lessons such as sportsmanship and teamwork.

Age Group Grades 2 - 6Date/Time Monday - Friday, 9 - 12 pm (5 sessions)

July 19 - 23 (Gillie Field)July 26 - 30, (Gillie Field)August 9 - 13, (Delfino Park)

Registration Online - www.skyhawks.comFees 185

Mini-Hawks Multi Sports Camp (Baseball, Basketball and Soccer) Children will be making a positive first step into athletics. Sports are taught in a safe, structured environment filled with encouragement and fun. Through exciting games and activities, campers will explore balance, hand/eye coordination and skill development, all at their own pace.Age Group Grades K - 1Day/Time Monday - Friday, 9 am - 12 pm, (5 sessions)

July 19 - 23 (Gillie Field)July 26 - 30 (Gillie Field)August 9 - 13 (Delfino Park)

Registration Online - www.skyhawks.comFees 185

Snapology Minecraft Makers CampTravel to the Nether this summer but watch out for those creepers! Each day, campers will work on awesome activities that will allow them to create their own 3D world with bricks, including animals, creepers and Minecraft characters.

Age Group Ages 5 - 8Day/Time Monday - Friday, July 12 - 16,

9:00am - 12:00 pmLocation Gillie Recreation RoomRegistration Ongoing at Recreation office or snapology.comFee $215

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Snapology Steam Survivor CampEnjoy taking on engineering and design challenges and work with a team to complete timed tasks and brainstorming ways to solve unique problems. Play the game of Survivor while being challenged to build complicated objects

Age Group Ages 8 - 12Day/Time Monday - Friday, July 12 - 16, 1:00 - 4:00 pmLocation Gillie Recreation RoomRegistration Ongoing at Recreation office or snapology.comFee $215

Snapology Robopets Robotics CampYour child will build moving animals that teach the fundamentals of robotic design. Learn about animal habitats and discover ways that gears and pulleys create movement while building dancing birds and robotic dogs.

Age Group Ages 5 - 7Day/Time Monday - Friday, July 26 - 30, 9:00 am - 12:00 pmLocation Gillie Recreation RoomRegistration Ongoing at Recreation office or snapology.comFee $250

Snapology Gamebots Robotic Camp Have a blast taking part in friendly competitions creating robotic hockey games, pinball machines, go-karts, etc. Get ready to compete to see if you and your robot are GameBots Masters!Age Group Ages 8 - 12Day/Time Monday - Friday, July 26 - 30, 1:00 - 4:00 pmLocation Gillie Recreation RoomRegistration Ongoing at Recreation office or snapology.comFee $250

US Sports Institute Multi Sports CampExperience over 16 different sports. All activities will take place in an atmosphere which promotes good sportsmanship, teamwork and most of all, fun!

Age Group Ages 5 - 11 Day/Time Monday–Thursday, 9am–12pm, June 28 - July 1, Delfino Park July 12 - July 15, Gillie Field August 2 - 5, Gillie Field August 16 - 19, Delfino Park August 23 - 26, Delfino Park August 30 - September 2, Delfino ParkLocation Recreation Office or www.ussportsinstitute.com Fee $175

Westchester Futsal Academy Summer Soccer CampJoin us for this exciting, fast-paced soccer program that places a large emphasis on technical skills and focuses on training and (Speed Agility Quickness).

Age Group Grades K - 8 (Boys and girls)Day/Time Monday - Thursday, June 28 - July 1, Rain Date: Friday, July 2Location George Washington Elementary School Registration Recreation and Parks office or https://www.westchesterfutsal.com/campsFee $200 Full day: 9:00 am - 3:30 pm, $120 Half Day: Mornings), 9:00 am-12:00pm or (Afternoons) 12:30 pm - 3:30 $55 Daily Rate: 9:00 am - 3:30 pm

WP Youth Soccer Camp Experienced and enthusiastic soccer coaches provide an intensive week long soccer immersion.

Age Group Ages 5 - 14 (Boys and girls)Day/Time Monday–Friday, 9am–4pm (Full day) 9am–12pm (Half day) August 16 - 20 August 23 - 27Location George Washington Elementary Registration Recreation Office or www.wpys.org Fee $300 (Full day); $200 (Half day)

Check payable to WPYS

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Adult ProgramsAthletics

Basketball Summer Open Outdoor League (Pending Approval)This competitive league is NCAA-certified and will feature top-notch Collegiate, Semi-Pro and Professional players. Call to schedule a try out day before May 1st. All team representatives MUST attend organizational meeting to be held on Tuesday, May 18, at 6:30pm at Gardella Park Pavilion, 175 Ferris Ave. For further information and details, please contact Darren Valdes at 914 422-1347 or [email protected] Group OpenDate/Time Sunday, Tuesday, & Thursday 6:30, 7:30, & 8:30pmCourse # 01 Begins Tuesday, June 15 Championship Game Sunday, August 15Location Gardella Park, 175 Ferris Ave. Additional FREE parking at Church St Elementary School 295 Church StRegistration BY TEAM ONLY. TEAM FEE DUE ON OR BEFORE TUESDAY, MAY 18, SPONSORSHIP ENCOURAGEDFees $800 per team, CASH, CREDIT CARD, AND/OR

MONEY ORDER ONLY. $850 for Sponsor or Team Name

Cornhole League 6 week league with playoffs. Each team plays at least 1 match a night that consists of best of 5 games. For more information please contact Matt Quatrano, 914 -422- 1363, [email protected] Age Group 18+Date/Time Spring Session Thursdays starting May 6, 6:30pm, 7:30pm Summer Session Thursdays starting July 8, 6:30pm, 7:30pmLocation Ebersole Ice RinkRegistration Recreation office (space limited)Fees $80/team/ session

Pickle Ball = Tennis + Platform Tennis Enjoy a game that takes the best components of two popular racket sports: tennis and platform tennis. We have two courts dedicated to open play. Basic instruction in the game of pickle ball along with a limited supply of equipment will be available. Fun, exciting and challenging for all fitness levels. Age Group 18 and olderDay/Time Daily 8am-10pm April 15 - October 15Location Paddle Ball Courts Delfino Park Lake St. Fees Season Pass; Senior $80, Adult $110

Guest Coupon 5/$25 Senior Combo Pass for Pickle Ball and Platform Tennis $110

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Spring/Summer Softball Leagues!Established leagues of slow pitch softball for all levelsof competition.Please contact League Supervisor, Matt Quatrano [email protected] for more information.

Men’s DivisionAge Group Men 18 & OlderDay/Time Weekday Nights, pending on division level, April - AugustLocation Delfino ParkRegistration At Recreation Office (Space Limited) Deadline Deadline - April 2 Fee $1,400 All fees must be paid before season begins

Co-Ed DivisionAge Group Men & Women 18 & Older Day/Time Weekday Nights, pending on division level, April - AugustLocation Delfino Park / Gillie 2Registration At Recreation Office (Space Limited) Deadline - April 2 Fewwwe $1,400 All fees must be paid before season begins

Tennis MixerMeet new people; make new partners on this fun, competitive play evening.

Day/Time Friday, June 18, 6:30-8:30pm Location Gillie Park Tennis CourtsRegistration Recreation Office May 6th Based on court availabilityFee $15 per event

Tennis Lessons SpringProgram designed for all levels of tennis players. Learn the basics or improve your game..

Age Group 18 & OlderDay/Time Monday & Tuesday 6:30-7:30pm 6 Classes Session 1 - Monday, May 17 Session 2 - Monday, June 21Location Gillie Park Tennis CourtsRegistration Ongoing, Class sizes limited.Fee $215 Resident

Tennis Lessons SummerInstructional Program

Age Group 18 & OlderDay/Time Monday & Tuesday, July 26th, (6 Sessions) 6:30-7:30pmLocation Gillie Park Tennis CourtsRegistration Ongoing, Class sizes limited.Fee $215 Resident. **Tennis Annual Memberships may be Renewed On-line*

Adult and Teen Zumba with LisaAge Group 15 and olderDay/Time Tuesday, 5:30 – 6:30pm Session I begins April 20 (5 sessions) Session II begins May 25 (5 sessions)Location Turnure ParkRegistration Ongoing at recreation office or online at https://adultzumbaspring2021.cheddarup.comFee $65 (Non- refundable)

Adult Programs

NEW POOL PASSES REQUIRED FOR ADMISSIONPoolside fun for you, your family and friends. One of the best kept secrets in White Plains is the refreshing, pristine pools of Gardella Park, Ferris Ave (access & parking from Church Street School) and Kittrell Pool located on Fisher Avenue.

Resident Pool Passes are required for Admission. Youth/Seniors $25 and Adults $35 for Season Passes.

Pools will open daily from Saturday, June 19 until August 29. Additional information please call 422-1339. *Pool passes require two forms of ID to obtain*



Adult Programs

Arts & LeisureFine Art WorkshopInstruction will be provided on the following art forms; watercolor, colored pencil, pastels or collage. Students choose an art form they would like to learn and purchase supplies needed. A supply list is provided at the time of registration. Continuing intermediate/advanced students should bring their personal supplies.

Age Group Monday, 10am –Noon, 8 Sessions Course # Spring - Begins April 12, 8 Sessions Summer - Begins June 28, 6 session Location Community Center, 65 Mitchell PlaceRegistration Recreation Office or Community CenterFees $35- 8 Sessions $28- 6 Sessions

Knitting & Crochet for EveryoneAll levels of skill welcomed –This instructional program offers the opportunity to learn this fun craft and socialize with friends. Beginners receive basic instruction to start knitting and crocheting. Beginners should bring one skein of yarn and knitting or crochet needles.

Age Group Thursday, 10am-Noon Course # Spring - Begins April 15, 8 Sessions Summer - Begins June 24, 6 Sessions Location Community Center, 65 Mitchell PlaceRegistration Recreation Office or Community CenterFees $35- 8 Sessions $28- 6 Sessions

White Plains Recreation has partnered with Tennis Innovators to offer additional limited outside Har-Tru Courts at a new transformed facility, located in Delfino Park, 104 Lake Street.

Season Passes and Guest Coupons will be accepted at this facility from June 1 thru Labor Day. Call 428-2444 for Court hours and closings. Additionally this location offers 2 Seasonal Platform Tennis Courts.

Tennis Serve it-Smash it- Win it- Love itNo matter how you play it, tennis is one of the most popular individual sports, yet provides the ability to get competitive if that’s your desire. It is a great form of exercise, recreation and offers an opportunity to participate in a lifetime sport.

Gillie Park located at 85 Gedney Way offers residents and non-residents the ability to play on 10 outstanding Har-Tru Courts with free parking. These fabulous courts are open from May until October.

We offer lessons for Youth and Adults, Season Passes, Open Play, Tournaments and an opportunity to make new friends and immerse yourself in this great game.

Registration for all Recreation programs is available in the Administration building in Gillie Park. For Questions & Additional information Call 422-1347 Rain delays and court closings call 422-1398.

Season PassesYouth $60Seniors $120Adults: $140NON-Residents $300 Guest Coupons (5 plays) $60Holiday Hours:

Memorial Day, July 4th & Labor Day hours- 8:00am - 6:00pm

Spring Hours (May 10- May 30)

Monday-Friday, 8:00am-9pmClosed for maintenance 12:30-2:30pmSaturday & Sunday 8am-6pm

Summer Hours (June 1 - Sept 5)Monday-Friday, 8am-9pmClosed for maintenance, 12:30-2:30pmSaturday & Sunday 8am-6pm

Fall Hours (Sept 6- Oct 31Monday-Friday, 9:30am-9pmClosed for maintenance, 12:30-2:30pmSaturday & Sunday 8am-6pm

Hourly Fee Youth/senior $10 Adults $13

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Memoir Writing Workshop This class will help you communicate your experiences in writing, creating a clear and compelling prose.

Day/Time Tuesday, 10:30 – 11:45am Begins April 13, 10 sessions Location Community Center, 65 Mitchell Place Registration Ongoing Fee $5

Spring Book Discussion Group A collaboration of White Plains Recreation & Parks and the White Plains Library.Author: Tara Westover Title: Educated: A Memoir

Born to survivalists in the mountains of Idaho, Tara Westover was seventeen the first time she set foot in a classroom. Her family was so isolated from mainstream society that there was no one to ensure the children received an education. When a brother got himself into college, Tara decided to try a new kind of life. Her quest for knowledge transformed her, taking her over oceans and across continents, to Harvard and to Cambridge University. Only then would she wonder if she’d traveled too far, if there was still a way home.

How Do I Get the Book? Participants can pick up a free copy of the book at the Recreation & Parks Main Office, 85 Gedney Way.

Day/Time Wednesday, May 5 - 11am - NoonLocation Online- Via Zoom Registration Call the Library at 422-1400 to register.

Participants must have an e-mail address and online access. A zoom link will be sent to all participants.

Fee FREE

Health & Fitness Physical Activity Levels Health & Fitness classes are defined by the physical skills required to participate in the activity. REMINDER: Consult your physician before participating in a fitness program. For comfort and ease of movement, dress warm up clothes and appropriate foot wear.

Level 1 movement done in a sitting position only

Level 2 movement done in a sitting position or standing position with support from a chair

Level 3 movements done in standing position without the chair support

Level 4 movements done with high level of agility, balance, coordination, able to get up and down from the floor

Flexible Fitness – Levels 1-2 This exercise routine will keep you flexible and feeling great! Focus on strength and resistance training, stretching and balance.

Age Group Wednesday, 10:30 - 11:30amCourse # Spring - Begins April 14, 8 sessions Summer - Begins June 23, 6 sessionsLocation White Plains Community Center, 65 Mitchell PlaceRegistration OngoingFees $35- 8 Sessions, $28- 6 Sessions


Adult ProgramsGentle Yoga – Level 2 In this instructor led class you can receive the benefits of improved strength, flexibility, mental clarity and pain management. Through meditation and breathing, you can help your body and mind to cope with the pain of an illness or condition.

Day/Time Tuesday, 10:30 - 11:30amCourse Spring - Begins April 13, 8 sessions Summer - Begins June 22, 6 sessionsLocation White Plains Community Center, 65 Mitchell PlaceRegistration OngoingFee $35- 8 Sessions $28- 6 Sessions

Outdoor MAT Yoga - Level 4This class will introduce slow and flowing movements to open and center the body and mind. Instructor will offer modifications to make poses more accessible for those who would like to practice in a supported way. Bring your own mat.

Day/Time Tuesday, 9-9:45amCourse Spring - Begins April 13, 8 sessions Summer - Begins June 22, 6 sessionsLocation Liberty Park, Lake StreetRegistration OngoingFee $35- 8 Sessions $28- 6 Sessions

Outdoor Tai Chi – Follow Me! Level 3 This Tai Chi class has an easier to learn format. Standing and slowly moving in a slightly bent knee position with easy to follow arm motions. Learn a routine of 12 movements, and more if desired, that can inspire and uplift the body, mind and spirit, as well as promote inner health and feelings of well-being.

Day/Time Saturday, 10-11amCourse Spring - Begins April 17, 8 sessions Summer - Begins July 10, 6 sessionsLocation Turnure Park, 26 Lake StreetRegistration OngoingFee $35- 8 Sessions $28- 6 Sessions

ZUMBA Gold Toning - Level 4 In this instructor lead class you will move to international music, world rhythms and get an exciting, effective workout. Unique to this program, routines features cardio training with a combination of weights for toning and sculpting.

Day/Time Thursday, 10:30 – 11:30amCourse Spring - Begins April 15, 8 sessions Summer - Begins June 24, 6 Sessions Location White Plains Community Center, 65 Mitchell PlaceRegistration Recreation Office or Community CenterFee $35- 8 Sessions $28- 6 Sessions

Nature KayakKayak at Liberty Park - Silver Lake

Permits for launching your own kayak at Silver Lake from Liberty Park must be purchased from the Recreation.

Dept. Permits will be granted for the period of May 15 - October 17

Fee $10 for a single day, $50 for the season

Kayak at Silver Lake/Liberty ParkCity of White Plains is providing Free Kayaks for public use at Liberty Park-Silver Lake on the following dates. All equipment provided.

Day/Time Sat/Sun - June 12 & 13, 10am - 1pm Sat/Sun - June 19 & 20, 10am - 1pmLocation Liberty Park/Silver Lake Reservations will be taken starting June 1st Reservations required by Friday, 3:30pm for each weekend. Call 914- 422-1336 White Plains residents only - limited to 1 hour only -

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All programs and services can be accessed at the White Plains Recreation & Parks Community Center, 65 Mitchell Place. Metered parking is available on Mitchell Place or in the City Center Parking Garage located on Martine Ave. and Main Street. New hours of operation are Monday - Thursday, 8am - 4pm. For more information call 422-1423.

The Center Café, Transportation, Support and Wellness Programs are partially funded through the US Department of Health and Human Services, the New York State Office for the Aging and the Westchester County Department of Senior Programs and Services.

The Center Café - The center serves a nutritious hot lunch or cold lunch from Monday to Thursday, from 11:30am–noon for a $3.00 suggested contribution. A frozen meal can be provided for Friday. Meal reservations must be made in advance before 3:30pm the previous business day by calling 422-1423. You may also make a reservation for one week at a time.

Center Transportation Services – Center Bus service is available, door to door, to and from your home (24 hour reservation required). Reservations can also be made for a week at a time. Bus pick up schedule: 9:45am. Bus departure schedule: 1pm. Schedule may be adjusted depending on number of riders. Fee is a $1.00 suggested contribution per one-way service. For reservations call 422-1423.

Grocery Shopping-Thursdays (Shop for one hour). Bus pick up starts at 9:45am. Bus will pick you up at home, drop you off at Shop Rite and return you to your home.

Senior Citizens Advisory Committee (The SCAC is a non-partisan and non-sectarian organization not affiliated with the City of White Plains.) – The purpose of the SCAC is to enrich the lives of senior members of the community through supporting programs and activities for older citizens and creating a positive impact in their quality of life. Feel free to speak with any committee member with suggestions that you may have: Malcolm Baehr, Diane Bloom, Matthew Coffey, Jean Cortalano, Sue Demarsico, Kathy Ferri, Jane Prout, Agnes Scheu, Bari Schulman.

Cafeteria, Transportación y Otros Servicios – El Centro sirve un nutritivo almuerzo frío o caliente de lunes a jueves, de 11:30 am. a 12 pm. Contribución sugerida: $3.00. Se le puede proveer una comida congelada para el viernes. Se ofrece transportación de ida y vuelta de su casa al Centro. Contribución sugerida: $1.00 cada vía. Horario de bus: Recoge empezando a las 9:45am; De vuelta a casa a la

1pm. Para almuerzo y transportación debe reservar antes de las 3:30pm el dia laboral previo. Llamar al 422-1423. Puede hacer reservaciones para toda la semana.

Transportación para ir al Supermercado – Shop Rite - Jueves (1 hora para hacer compras). El bus le recoge entre 9 y 10am en su casa y le deja en Shop Rite. El bus le recoge en Shop Rite de vuelta a casa.

Aging & Life TransitionsJoin in this open discussion group where you will explore and share experiences related to the process of aging.Day/Time Tuesday, 12:15 – 1pmDate April 13 & 27, May 11 & 25, June 8 & 22 July 13 & 27, August 10 & 24

Grupo Social Hispano y AlmuerzoCompartan y socialicen con otras personas de habla hispana mientras disfrutan del almuerzo. Miércoles, 11am - 1pm. Deben inscribirse para el almuerzo el día antes. Costo del almuerzo: $3 (contribución sugerida) para las personas de 60 años o más; $5 para menores de 60.

Live 2B Fit - Level 3 Class sponsored by Westchester County Department of Senior Programs and Services and the YWCA. Step It Up with exercise! Strengthen your balance, muscle support and build cardiovascular endurance to help you stay fit and active.

Day/Time Monday, 10:30–11:30amCourse Spring - Begins April 5, 10 Sessions Summer - Begins July 12, 6 Sessions Location White Plains Community Center, 65 Mitchell PlaceRegistration Ongoing Advanced registration requiredFee FREE

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Special Events

Funny Bunny Morning Features Easter egg hunt and music. Treat bags for all participants. Limited tickets available at the Recreation office. Distribution limited four (4) per family.

Age Group Age 3 - 5th GradeDay/Time Saturday, March 27 9am - Pre-K 10:15am - Pre-K -K - 1 11:30am - K -1 12:45pm- grades - 2 - 3 2:00pm - grades 2-3 3:15pm - grades 4-5Location Highlands Middle School (Parker Stadium) Registration Forms available at the Recreation Office.Fee Free to White Plains Resident Families

Farmers MarketDay/Time Wednesday, April 21 through November 24Location Court Street, 8am-4pmFee Prices are set by individual vendors.

G Glenn D. Loucks Track Meet - TBDGlenn D. Loucks 5K Race - TBD Memorial Day CeremonyAny Veteran’s and /or Community Groups interested in participating please Contact Fran @ 422-1339

Truck Day - Details will be rolling along soon!

White Plains Outdoor Arts Festival The White Plains Outdoor Arts Festival is back in its 59th year! A great White Plains tradition - come visit and shop from our diverse and talented artists and craftspeople. Fun for all ages! All outdoor event with masking and social distancing in place.

Day/Time June 5 & 6, 10am - 5pmLocation Tibbits ParkFee Free

Juneteenth Celebration - Virtual The White Plains Juneteenth Heritage Committee was formed 17 years ago to commemorate and celebrate Juneteenth in the City of White Plains. Juneteenth is the oldest known celebration commemorating the ending of slavery In the United States. It is a day for African Americans to celebrate their culture, freedom, and most importantly, their achievements. This year’s program will be virtual and will feature a flag raising, commemoration ceremony, and guest appearances and entertainment for the entire family.

Day/Time Saturday, June 12th at 11amMore Info Facebook Page: White Plains Juneteenth Heritage, Inc

Instagram: @wpjuneteenth

Kayak at Silver Lake/Liberty Park City of White Plains is providing Free Kayaks for public use at Liberty Park-Silver Lake on the following dates. All equipment provided.

Day/Time Sat/Sun - June 12 & 13, 10am - 1pm Sat/Sun - June 19 & 20, 10am - 1pmLocation Liberty Park/Silver Lake

Reservations will be taken starting June 1stReservations required by Friday, 3:30pm for each weekend. Call 914- 422-1336White Plains residents only - limited to 1 hour only - space limited

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Father’s Day Concert In the Park Treat your favorite Dad to an evening of music, FREE outdoor concert. Featuring: A Tribute to Jimmy Buffett

Age Group Open to All Day/Time Sunday June 20th, 7-8:30pm Location Turnure Park between Lake St/Main St.

Summer Solstice YogaCelebrate the longest day of the year and the beginning of summer with this outdoor yoga class. Celestial events like solstices are celebrated with deep gratitude, in honor of the earth. Yoga starts with the breath: express your gratitude for the cycles of life through yoga.

Age Group Open to All Day/Time Monday June 21st, 7pm Location Turnure ParkFee FREE - registration limited, Call 422-1336 to register

Gardella Day FestivalWe will have a fun filled afternoon & evening with a DJ and other entertainment. The evening culminates with our Championship Basketball Games for our Summer High School & Adult Leagues. Co-Sponsors: Westchester Community Opportunity Program, Teens Under Construction.

Age Group Family Friendly & Open to AllDay/Time Sunday, August 15th, 4pm - 10pm Location Gardella Park, 175 Ferris Ave Additional FREE Parking at Church St. School

Dog Days of SummerCome join us for our “Dog Swim” at Kittrell Pool

Age Group Dogs 1 year & older with adult owners Day/Time Thursday, September 2nd, 5-7:30pm Location Kittrell Pool Fisher Ave. Fee FREE to White Plains Dogs. Registration Needed Call 422-1336


Live musical performances held outdoors indowntown White Plains. Each week offers an exciting performance. Schedules will be

available at the first concert.Thursdays, beginning July 1st

Noon – 2pmRenaissance Plaza

Pack some dinner, bring a chair and drive over to White Plains High school to enjoy ashowing of the blockbuster hits, “Are we

there yet” and “Sing”.

When: Saturday, June 5th –“Are we there yet”Friday June 25 – “Sing”

Gates open at 7:30pm and movies start at 8:30pmAdvance registrations required beginning May 3rd$10 per car, visit website on May 3rd forregistration link

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Outdoor MovieScreenings


Covid guidelines will be enforced at all events. This will require limited admission, social distancing, and masks required of all attendees ages 3 and older. Thank you for

keeping everyone healthy.

Outdoors in the Summer is the Perfect place for picnics fun and music, children’s

programs and movies. Enjoy your neighborhood park, friends, and family weekday evenings.

Summer Events

Gillie Park - Gedney Way, 7pm July 12 Magic July 19 Science

Mattison Park, 7pm July 12 Finding Nemo (8:15pm) July 19 Kids Music

Druss Park - So Lexington Ave, 7pm July 13 Magic July 20 Sonic The Hedgehog (8:15pm) July 27 Concert

Turnure Park, 7pm July 14 Magic July 21 Concert July 28 Movie(8:15pm)

Battle Hill Park, 7pm July 14 Movie(8:15pm) July 21 Magic July 28 Concert

Court Street, 7pm July 15 Concert July 22 ET – The Extra Terrestrial (8:15pm) July 29 Concert Aug 5 Magic Aug 12 Concert

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WONDERING WHAT MAKES WHITE PLAINS SO BEAUTIFUL?THE FLOWERS THAT BLOOM IN THE SPRING…SUMMER…FALLWhile some of us are shivering with winter’s chill, spring will arrive. It always does. Trees will bud, daffodils will pop up, and tulips will bloom! It’s nature’s way, with a little help from its friends. When the cherry trees bloom, you’ll think you’re in heaven. For over 50 years, the all-volunteer White Plains Beautification Foundation (WPBF) has enhanced our parks and other areas with flowers, shrubs, trees, three street clocks, a carillon, as well as two fountains, a blooming basket, a flagpole, a gazebo and a summerhouse. They are responsible for maintenance of over 60 gardens which they created. Its Adopt-a-Park program allows individuals and businesses to help. Every autumn, WPBF plants thousands of daffodil bulbs, now totaling nearly 100,000. Early bloomers, daffodils are closely followed by a myriad of tulips, and then…cherry blossoms everywhere! What a sight that is!WPBF welcomes volunteers and would love to hear from you. Reach them at wpbf.org. If you haven’t received its annual newsletter, or if you have questions, call president Mary Ann DeRosa at 914-686-8128.

The City has twenty multi-purpose parks which provide a variety of recreational resources, include varying combinations of ball fields, basketball courts, swimming pools, passive areas, playgrounds, and areas for active play.

PARK RULES AND REGULATIONSParks are open daily from dawn to dusk, unless specified• No Dogs are permitted except in Bark Park• No smoking or vaping or alcoholic beverage are

permitted• Parents must supervise children at all times• No littering or loitering • A facility permit is required for use of all City

owned fields

POOL PASSES REQUIRED FOR ADMISSIONPoolside fun for you, your family and friends. One of the best kept secrets in White Plains is the refreshing, pristine pools of Gardella Park, Ferris Ave (access & parking from Church Street School) and Kittrell Pool located on Fisher Avenue.

Resident Pool Passes are required for Admission. Youth/Seniors $25 and Adults $35 for Season Passes.Pools will open daily from Saturday, June 19 until August 29 Additional information please call 422-1339. *Two forms of ID are required to obtain a pool pass*


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Park FacilitiesBATTLE HILL PARKLOCATION: This 3.68 acre park is located to the west of the Battle Hill Condominiums on Battle Avenue and McKinley Avenue. COMMENTS: Open field space and the outdoor basketball court is the perfect location for individuals to engage in casual athletic activities. The Community room is used as a Teen Lounge and is available for permit use.

BATTLE OF WHITE PLAINS PARKLOCATION: This 1.31 acre park is located at the corner of Whitney Street and Battle Avenue at a high point overlooking the City.COMMENTS: This park is the historic site of the Battle of White Plains, designed and build in 1976 as part of the National Bicentennial Projects. Interpretive historical signage is located throughout the park.

CHATTERTON PLAYGROUNDLOCATION: This .40 acre park is located at the corner of Chatterton Avenue and Harmon Street.COMMENTS: The modern fenced play areas are well shaded and provide a variety of playground activities.

DRUSS PARKLOCATION: This 1.99 acre park is located at the intersect of South Lexington and Prospect Avenue opposite St. Bernard’s Church. COMMENTS: The Park is naturally separated into three terraces divided by gentle slopes. Each terrace has a flat plateau perfect for leisure opportunities.

MATTISON PARKLOCATION: This .78 acre park is located in fisher Hill at the intersection of Quinby Avenue and Lynton Place.COMMENTS: This Park serves as a gathering place for children who enjoy the play areas, court and grassed areas for unstructured play. The new Tot Lot and picnic area were fabulous additions to this neighborhood park.

MITCHELL PLACE TOT LOTLOCATION: This .13 acre playground is in the Core Area/Central Business District across from the Community Center on Mitchell Place.COMMENTS: This fenced playground was designed especially for young children ages PreK-5 years. The park now features a shade canopy over its’ two picnic tables.


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Park FacilitiesTURNURE PARKLOCATION: This 4.05 acre park is located on a sloping site diagonally opposite Eastview School bordered by Main Street, Canfield Avenue and Lake Street.COMMENTS: A picture perfect park in a densely populated area of the city. Fall 2016 a new accessible themed playground for both toddler and school aged children opened in this park. Turner Park is a spectacle of beauty in the spring with over 100 Japanese Cherry Trees in bloom. This is the site of our annual Cherry Blossom festival. This park is also the location of our free outdoor BOCCE courts, open year round.

DELFINO PARKLOCATION: This 17.89 acre park is our largest multiuse park and is located at 110 Lake Street and is the location of Ebersole Ice rink.COMMENTS: This beautiful flagship park offers many exciting recreational options. Each fall our large fields transform to a community camp ground for residents to experience the great outdoors overnight. Spring, summer and fall bring softball to Delfino Park. See Page 24 for Information on Tennis Facility and Platform Tennis Courts. The park also features a fun accessible play area for children of all ages and abilities.

GARDELLA PARKLOCATION: This 7.5 acre park is located in the Ferris Avenue and Church Street/Park Avenue neighborhoods with access from Ferris Avenue and from the parking lot of Church Street School.COMMENTS: Gardella pool is a great way for residents to splash away the summer. Resident Pool pass is required for admission $25 Youth and Seniors, $35 Adults. This park is the location of our competitive outdoor 18 & under & open basketball leagues and the Gardella Festival held annually the second Sunday of August. Permits are available for large group outings.

GILLIE PARKLOCATION: This 11.24 acre park is located at the corner of Mamaroneck Avenue and Gedney Way.COMMENTS: Registration for all Recreation programs is available in the Administration building which is also the location of all staff offices. Additionally, this busy park is

known best for its outstanding tennis courts, softball fields and home to the White Plains Little League and the “Field of Dreams”. Pre-school programs are abundant in the Gillie Recreation room. See Page 20 for additional information on Tennis permits and Courts.

KITTRELL PARKLOCATION: This 1.67 acre specialty park is located in Fisher Hill on a multi-level site at the intersection of Fisher Avenue and Irving Place.COMMENTS: : Kittrell pool renovated in 2015 features zero depth entry, lap lanes and expanded swim area. New Summer 2016 outdoor fitness center and accessible

playground. Resident Resident Pool pass is required for admission $20 Youth and Seniors, $30 Adults. Guest passes are $7 per visit with a resident adult.

BALDWIN FARMLOCATION: This 18.5 acre Specialty Park is located in the Woodcrest Heights neighborhood on Hall Avenue.COMMENTS: Baldwin Farm is devoted to the community gardens, which along with 40 garden plots located at the New York Hospital property off Bryant Avenue; provide residents who might not have their own land an opportunity to garden. Plots may be obtained by contacting the Recreation Administration Office at 914 422-1336.

BARK DOG PARKLOCATION: This pet friendly park is located on the Main Street extension off of Brockway Place opposite the rear of Delfino Park. A new pet friendly site is now located in BattleHill Park, west of the condominiums on Battle Ave.COMMENTS: Dogs with permits are welcome to run around and exercise at our Dog Park. This park features an area exclusively for small or young dogs. All dogs are required to have a current license tag and vaccinations.

Annual fee for usage: $25 per resident Dog, $50 per non-resident Dog

Permits available at White Plains Recreation and Parks with proof of License and Vaccinations. 2020 Permits may be renewed on-line or in person.



BRYANT-MAMARONECK PARKThis 8.93 acre circular trail way park is located on the southeast corner of Bryant and Mamaroneck Avenue.COMMENTS: The half mile rugged looped trail is perfect for hiking and exploring nature. Seasonal Story walks are presented in the park, for more info see p.7. You may enter and exit the park from Mamaroneck Avenue. Meter parking is available at the City owned Shapham Place lot across Mamaroneck Avenue.

JACK HARRINGTON GREENWAYLOCATION: This 19 acre linear park trail portion begins at Gedney Way.COMMENTS: The trail between Gedney Way and Ridgeway is 0.8 miles long. The trail from Ridgeway to the Scarsdale border is 0.5 miles long. The Greenway from Gedney Way south to the Scarsdale line is accessible from Gedney Way and Ridgeway. The Greenway provides a long path for individuals to enjoy walking in a natural setting in a protected area.

JACOB PURDY PARKLOCATION: This 1.37 acre park is located on Park Avenue south of its intersection with Kirby Terrance.COMMENTS: It is situated at the top of Purdy Hill on a part of the original 132 acre farm purchased by Jacob Purdy in 1730. In winter, the site commands an excellent view of White Plains and its surroundings to the south and west. The park was developed by the City of White Plains to accommodate the relocation of the historic Jacob Purdy House. The house is used for historical programming and as headquarters of the White Plains Historical Society.

LIBERTY PARKLOCATION: This waterfront 2 acre park is located on Lake Street on the White Plains Harrison border.COMMENTS: Residents can enjoy passive recreation, picnicking, hiking and fishing in the 22 acre Silver Lake. A peaceful environment tucked away from the busy down town Liberty Park lends itself to quiet, contemplative relaxation. Named in honor of city residents who lost their lives on September 11, 2001, this is the site of our permanent monument.

RENAISSANCE PLAZALOCATION: This urban passive .36 acre park is located at the key downtown intersection of Mamaroneck Avenue and Main Street.COMMENTS: The Park features 3 large fountains with decorative lighting, music and water features, and seating on benches, surrounded by shade trees, ground cover and shrubs. Additionally, this landmark location is the site of numerous special events, concerts and ceremonies, most notably our New Year’s Eve Celebration.

RIDGEWAY NATURE TRAILLOCATION: This 0.6 mile long trail and the surrounding open space area abut Ridgeway School on Ridgeway. On the north it is bordered by a small dead end street, Seeger Drive.COMMENTS: The Park is utilized for educational purposes. It also serves as a community resource by providing a 0.5 walking trail to the Scarsdale border. There are several wooden bridges over wet areas.

TIBBITS PARKLOCATION: This 4.52 acre park composed of seven large median traffic islands is located along North Broadway, running from approximately Lake Street south to Armory Place.COMMENTS: Colorful annual and perennial plantings installed under the auspices of the White Plains Beautification Foundation grace this park. In spring this park blooms with cherry trees. Passive areas with benches are scattered throughout the park. Two display fountains, three commemorative statues, a gazebo and decorative clock also add to the beauty of these islands.

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