Fargo Parks Fall/Winter Brochure

and recreation

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sledding hillpage 24

skating lessonspage 31-34

sport samplerpage 36

F A L L / W I N T E R I S S U E August 2014 thru February 2015

administrative staffExecutive Director: Roger G. Gress

business office: Director of Finance and HR-Jim Larson Administrative Assistant-Amy RasmussenAdministrative Assistant-Tara Nielsen Accounting Supervisor-Kris Creech Revenue Accountant-Deanna MagnusonPayroll Accountant-Stacy KrugerAccounting Clerk-Stephanie BaresAccounting Clerk-Kristy Soular

recreation department: Director of Recreation-Clay Whittlesey Assistant Director of Recreation-David KlundtReceptionist/Office Manager-Nicole Ramstad Recreation Specialist-Jeff Heisler Recreation Specialist-Craig Bjur Recreation Specialist-Jordan ClementsonRecreation Information Specialist-Shawn LudwigBuilding/Concession Manager-Dean Ambuehl parks department: Director of Parks-Dave LekerFacility Coordinator-Vic PelleranoPark Forester-Sam DeMaraisForeman of Park Operations-Terry GanjePark Foreman-Dave BietzAthletic Field Coordinator-Rene Smith

cultural activities department: Director of Cultural Activities-Carolyn BoutainMarketing Specialist-Katie McCormickProgram Coordinator-Samantha Larson-Frobig Program Coordinator-Tricia WehrleSecretary-Marcy Brush

golf courses: edgewood/el zagal

Golf Professional -Greg McCullough Foreman of Golf Operations- Mark Lindbergosgood

Golf Professional-Lisa Schwinden Course Superintendent-Victor Heitkamp rose creek/prairiewood

Golf Professional-Matt Cook Course Superintendent-Eric Hansen courts plus community fitness: General Manager-Kevin BoeBusiness Manager-Marcy SalvatoreProgram Manager-Wayne HerrickSales Manager-Kelly Kisell

board members: President-Joe Deutsch Vice President-Joel VettelCommissioner-Mary JohnsonCommissioner-Matt MagnessCommissioner-Barb JohnsonClerk-Jeff Gunkelman

701 Main Av, Fargo, ND 58103Hours 7:30-4:30 Monday-Friday

ADMINISTRATION .......................................................................... 499-6060AFTER HOURS EMERGENCY ........................................................... 476-4088 CULTURAL ACTIVITIES .................................................................... 499-7788INFO/WEATHER HOTLINE ............................................................... 298-6915RECREATION .................................................................................. 499-6060Coliseum ....................................................................................... 241-8155Courts Plus Community Fitness ...................................................... 237-4805Golf Courses Edgewood .............................................................................. 232-2824 El Zagal ................................................................................... 232-8156 Osgood .................................................................................. 356-3070 Prairiewood ............................................................................ 232-1445 Rose Creek ............................................................................. 235-5100Lindenwood Campground ............................................................. 232-3987Metro Rec Center .......................................................................... 235-9211Rheault Farm ................................................................................. 478-4100RDJ Recreation Center at Emerson Smith ....................................... 499-7788Southwest Youth Ice Arena ............................................................ 356-9888Sports Arena .................................................................................. 241-8153Swimming Pools (outdoor) Davies Recreational Pool ......................................................... 446-5940 Island Park Pool ...................................................................... 235-7685 Madison Pool .......................................................................... 232-5726 Northside Recreational Pool .................................................... 446-2437 Southwest Recreational Pool ................................................... 235-4093Valley Senior Services ..................................................................... 293-1440

www.fargoparks.com

advertisingopportunity:

The Fargo Park District publishes over 53,000 seasonal brochures, twice a year to share programs and events with Fargo area residents. This is a fantastic opportunity for advertisers to get their messages out to area residents in a highly viewed format. We appreciate your support of the Fargo Park District. To advertise in our next issue, contact Katie McCormick:[email protected] • 701.499.7780

The following clubs and associations are not associated with the Fargo Park District and should be contacted directly. Contact information is provided as a courtesy to the community.

area clubs+associations

www.fargoparks.com

activity center .......................... 235-2444A recreational center for adults 17 years and older with developmental disabilities and/or mental illness.

american gold gym ................... 280-0400www.americangoldgymnastics.comAmerican Gold Gymnastics is a non-profit organization comprised of the FM Acro Team, the AGG Competitive Team and the Recreational Class program.

the arts partnership .................. 237-6133www.theartspartnership.netAn organization of artists, businesses, advocates, educators and governments serving as a voice for the arts in our area.

babe ruth baseball .................... 232-9225www.fargobaberuth.hardballsystems.comThe objective of the local league shall be to provide competitive baseball through the development and operation of a supervised baseball program for 8-18 year olds.

children’s museum .................... 232-6102www.childrensmuseum-yunker.orgMore than 50 hands-on exhibits are designed to engage, educate, stimulate creativity, and encourage interaction between the child and the exhibit, as well as the child and parent.

fargo lacrosse .....www.fargolacrosse.orgYear-round lacrosse opportunities for youth. The club offers the area’s only high school program and also has programs for youth as young as 2nd grade.

fargo slow pitch association .... 799-1916www.fargo-slowpitch.comThe Fargo Slow Pitch Association offers Men’s, Women’s, Master’s and Old Pro softball leagues. Contact Reinhold Fleck for registration information.

fargo slow pitch tournaments ... 219-5011Fargo Slow Pitch will host several tournaments. Contact Steve Gramberg for information.

fargo soccer club ... www.fargosoccer.orgYouth soccer teams, leagues and camps for ages 3-19, from recreational to highly competitive (state, region, national).

fargo youth hockey .................. 235-4300www.fargohockey.org

fm athletics ............www.fmathletics.comFM Youth Football is tackle football with coaches provided by Fargo Athletics, Inc.

fm fencing club........www.fmfencing.comFor students interested in transitioning to competitive fencing and want to experience training, camaraderie and enthusiasm while competing on state and national levels.

fm skylarks model airplane club ... 237-3901Club meets in summer months. Contact Paul Kegel for information.

fm square dancers .................... 293-6620www.fmsquaredancers.org Square and round dancing is a wonderful activity where you meet new friends while participating in a healthful, wholesome family activity, suitable for all ages.

great plains bicycling ....www.gpcycling.orgSponsoring several out of town tours and local rides.

lake agassiz bowmen ................ 235-6093www.lakeagassizbowmen.com The Lake Agassiz Bowmen is an archery club with a 20 yard indoor range, located in the Metro Rec Center.

lake agassiz pacers www.lakeagassizpacers.comLake Agassiz Pacers running club exists to enrich the experience of running in our region.

men’s fast pitch ........................ 236-1696 www.fargofastpitch.comThis league is to introduce any new teams and players to fast pitch softball.

night fire drum line (age 14-21)

www.thenightfire.orgA non-profit percussion ensemble that incorporates both musical and visual components to create high energy performances.

northern lights ballroom dance club ................ 412-3208www.northernlightsballroom.orgAs a chapter of USA Dance, Northern Lights Ballroom provides affordable dance opportunities for all ages from beginner to advanced.

northern plains botanical garden society .......... 281-2568www.npbotanicgarden.comDedicated to enriching and promoting community through the cultivation and utilization of plants. We serve the public by providing educational gardening opportunities.

prairie’s edge nordic skiers (pens) www.pens-xcski.orgA local group enthusiastic about Nordic skiing.

rrv figure skating club ............. 287-1853www.rrvfsc.orgRed River Valley Figure Skating club is a non-profit organization, governed by the USFSA.

rrv horseshoe league ................ 282-2660This summer league takes place at Oak Grove Park. For more information contact Paul Anderson.

river keepers ...........www.riverkeepers.orgNon-profit organization established in 1990 to protect and preserve the integrity and natural environment of the Red River of the North in Fargo, ND & Moorhead, MN area.

tri-city soccer....................218-233-6139www.tricitystorm.orgThis club offers programs for youth and adults designed to offer all skill levels the proper environment to learn and enjoy soccer.

trollwood performing art school .......218-477-6500www.trollwood.orgAward-winning classes and performance opportunities for grades 1-12, plus lavish Broadway musical staged outdoors each summer.

twin city church softball .......... 799-1754This slow pitch league plays Wednesday evenings. It is a closed sanctioned league.

volksport ............................www.ava.orgWalking is an easy form of exercise. Why not enjoy the trails of the Fargo Park District!

women and girls fast pitch ....... 412-5209For more information contact Pat Johnson.

Activities for Adults 55+ In-Motion ...........................................11 Archery .....................................................15 Basketball ..................................................27, 42 Broomball..................................................28 Cross Country Skiing .................................28 Dodgeball .................................................28 Fencing .....................................................26 Hockey ......................................................30 Ice Skating ................................................31-35 Lacrosse ....................................................26 Pickleball ...................................................11, 26 Racquetball ...............................................39 Softball .....................................................26 Table Tennis ...............................................28 Tennis ........................................................39 Volleyball ...................................................29Activities for Youth Archery .....................................................15 Art Classes ................................................12-13 Basketball ..................................................38, 42 Cross Country Skiing .................................38 Curling ......................................................38 Fencing .....................................................37 Fitness .......................................................40 Ice Skating ................................................31-36 Lacrosse ....................................................37 Snowmobile Safety ....................................25 Sports Sampler ..........................................36, 40 Tennis ........................................................39 Volleyball ...................................................37, 42Information & Registration Adaptive Recreation ..................................14 Children’s Museum ....................................10 Party Rentals .............................................25 CPR & First Aid ..........................................25 Fargo Parks Scholarship .............................9 Registration Forms .....................................6-7, 9 Valley Senior Services .................................8Parks, Shelters & Facilities Bike Rentals ...............................................22 Campground .............................................16 Courts Plus Community Fitness ..................39-42 Dog Parks ..................................................22 Facilities & Complexes ...............................17 Golf Courses .............................................18 Open Gyms ...............................................23 Park Locations ...........................................19 Recreation Trails ........................................22 Shelter Reservations ..................................16 Skating Rinks & Warming Houses ..............23-24 Sledding Hills .............................................24 Swimming Poolsw .....................................23 Trail Map ...................................................20-21 Walking Tracks & Trails ..............................22Special Events ...........................................1-5 Halloween Fun ..........................................3 Fall Festival ................................................2 Fiber Arts Festival ......................................1 Indoor Pool Events .....................................5 Ice Skating Revue ......................................5, 31 Island Park Show .......................................1 Outdoor Zumba ........................................1 Santa Village .............................................4 Winter Special Events ................................4-5 Winterfest 2013 Tournaments ...................5

inside this issue

PLEASE KEEP THIS BOOK: The Fargo Park District program booklet is published twice a year, in February and August. Please keep this book as an information guide to the park system and to register for programs and events throughout the current season. Please recycle this booklet when the new issue arrives.

REGISTRATION: Registration procedures and sign-up forms are included in this booklet and can also be found at www.fargoparks.com. Specific deadlines for registration are listed under each program description.

FEES: Fees must be paid in full at time of registration. Registrations will not be processed without payment. Cash, Check, Visa, MasterCard and Discover are accepted.

SCHEDULING: Park District staff reserves the right to adjust schedules, if necessary, based on availability of instructors, facilities and number enrolled in class. If games or class changes are made, those registered will be notified.

PROGRAM CHANGES: For program changes due to inclement weather, check www.fargoparks.com or call the hotline at 298-6915.

REFUNDS: The Fargo Park District has a no refund policy for all programs.

EMPLOYMENT: The Fargo Park District is an equal opportunity employer. Look on-line for information and applications regarding open full-time or part-time positions, or stop in at the Depot, 701 Main Av.

AFTER HOURS EMERGENCY: The Fargo Park District has a person on-call 24 hours a day. For emergency situations or problems call 476-4088.

SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM: Scholarships are available for youth programs. Registration form and procedures are included in this booklet and are also available at www.fargoparks.com. Please call 499-6060 for more information.

PET OWNERS: Your pets are welcome in all of Fargo’s parks. Pets must be leashed and please clean up after them.

SOFTBALL DIAMOND RESERVATIONS: Teams in men’s or women’s league play must practice during scheduled times set by league representatives. Call your league representative for reservations.

CONSUMPTION PERMITS: Alcoholic Beverage Permits are available for $25.00 through the Fargo Park District beginning the third Monday in April. Softball Team permits are limited to Southwest, Lindenwood, Mickelson and Anderson complex parking lots only. Sand Volleyball Team permits are limited to Rabanus parking lot. Group permits are available at Lindenwood, Oak Grove, Rheault Farm, Rabanus and Trollwood in conjunction with a paid shelter rental. Absolutely no glass bottles or kegs.

All fees and policies are subject to change without further notice.

It is the mission of the Fargo Park District to provide quality recreational and leisure services at an affordable price to improve the quality of life for all residents of Fargo.

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community special events

outdoor zumba partyCourts Plus is having a Zumbathon to help collect school supplies for the area elementary schools. To participate, bring school supplies to donate to local students in need; no additional cost for this event.location: Rheault Farm, 2902 25th St S date: Monday, August 4 time: 6:30-8:30 pm

fiber arts festCelebrate all things fiber, yarn and fabric! Two days full of demonstrations, vendors and hands-on activities. Lectures and hands-on classes you can sign up for prior to the event or on-site registration will be available. Admission is free! New to this year’s Fest is Taste of Lamb! Come try free lamb samples. Local farmers will prepare recipes on Saturday from 11:30-1:30pm and local chefs from 12:00-2:00pm on Sunday. Check out ww.fiberartsfest.com for details. location: Rheault Farm, 2902 25th St Sdate: August 9-10 time: Saturday, 10:00 am-5:00 pm • Sunday, 12:00-5:00 pm

furry friends pet walkJoin in this 3K walk with or without your pet to support Adopt-a-Pet in finding homes for rescued pets. For more information, contact Wayne Herrick at 237-4805 or [email protected]: Rheault Farm, 2902 25th St S date: Tuesday, August 12 fee: $10.00 minimum donationregistration: 5:30 pm walk: 6:00 pm

music montageJoin in an interactive evening of music outside on the park plaza. An open mic format invites talented local musicians to perform to a crowd of all ages. Get your shot up on the stage or just enjoy the up and coming talent in our community.location: Great Northern Park, 425 N Broadwaydate: Thursdays, August 14 & September 11time: 7:00-9:00 pm

island park showShop in the shade for a day of indulgence! Find many unique items, enjoy the excellent food and listen to a wide variety of great music! Free admission. location: Island Park, 302 7th St Sdate: Saturday & Sunday, August 23-24 time:10:00 am-5:00 pm

The Fargo Park District full calendar of events is available online at www.fargoparks.com

• 160 Fine Arts

and Craft Booths

• 20 Food Booths

• Free Entertainment!

k-9 great outdoors challengeJoin us for a fun day of challenges for your hunting dog with agility competitions, timed water retrieves, jumping contests and much more! There will also be free training seminars for puppy obedience and hunting dog training techniques. We will have free hotdogs and Pepsi products (while supplies last). Go to www.fargoparks.com for further event details.location: North Woodhaven Pond, 4300 44th Ave S date: Saturday, August 23time: 11:00 am-2:00 pmfee: Free

glow in the dark golf tourney2 PERSON SCRAMBLE Ages 18 and over. Limited to the first 20 paid teams. location: El Zagal, Elm St and 14th Av N date: Thursday, August 28 register by: Thursday, August 22time: 8:15 pmfee: $45.00 per teamcode: 21944

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location: Rheault Farm, 2902 25th St Sdate: September 20-21 & 27-28time: Saturdays, 10:00 am-5:00 pm • Sundays, 12:00-5:00 pm fee: FREE Admission • games & rides tickets 25¢ / wristbands $5.50

Activities Both Weekends:• Make a Scarecrow Hat • Decorate a Pumpkin Cookie• Carnival Games • Concessions• Clay County 4-H Animals• Buy Pumpkins from the Pumpkin Patch• Face Painting• Strolling Clown

Special Activities:• Pony Rides ................... Sept 20-21 • Horse Drawn Rides ...... Sept 27-28 • Barrel Train Rides ... Sept 21, 27-28

For more information call 499-7788 or visit us online atwww.fargoparks.com

17th annual fall festival

CateringTaco or Fajita Bar Pick-Up or Delivery AvailableFor Groups of 20 or More

Don’t Miss Out Daily Lunch & Happy Hour Specials at Either of Our 2 Great Locations!

The only thing missingfrom your fall event

Call today! 814 Main Ave • Fargo 701.293.0120

3155 45th St S. • S. Fargo 701.356.0120

community special eventsThe Fargo Park District full calendar of events is available online at www.fargoparks.com


fun day with your son day age 4-12mother/son eventMoms, step-moms, grandmas and aunts, it’s your turn to race go carts, play a few rounds of mini golf and challenge your son to a game of laser tag. This special morning was designed to provide quality time between you and your little man doing things you will both enjoy. Refreshments will be served and fun is guaranteed!location: Thunder Road Family Fun Park,2902 Thunder Roaddate: Saturday, September 13time: 9:00-11:00 amfee: $5/person

moonlight monster mash age 9 and underVampires, ghosts and skeletons welcome. All participants are encouraged to wear a costume and dance the night away. Explore the haunted attic, play ghoulish games, and trick-or-treat for some spooky snacks. Enjoy a live DJ all night long and a spooktacular entertainment show at 7:30 pm. Parental supervision required. location: Fargo Youth Center, 2500 18th St Sdate: Saturday, October 25time: 6:30-9:00 pmfee: $3.00/person (Free/age 2 and under)

8th annual community halloween carnivalThis is a FREE carnival for FM Community. The event will be a mix of carnival games and inflatables from Games Galore. All youth will receive a free Halloween bag for attending while supplies last. For more information, contact Wayne Herrick at 237-4805 or [email protected]: Courts Plus Community Fitness, 3491 S University Drdate: Friday, October 31 time: 3:30-5:30 pm

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community special eventsThe Fargo Park District full calendar of events is available online at www.fargoparks.com

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santa villageat rheault farm • 2902 25th St S • 499-7788

FREE ADMISSION WITH DONATION!Canned Goods • New or Gently Used Toys • Cash Donation

DAILY ACTIVITIES• Visit Santa • Live Reindeer • Family Activities • Model Train Displays • Special Art and Craft Projects • Light Displays • Decorate a Cookie with Mrs. Claus

SPECIAL ACTIVITIES (special events do not occur daily)• Horse Drawn Rides: Saturdays & Sundays • 2:00-5:00 pm

• Daycare Days: Dec 2-5 • 9-11 am & 1-3 pm Reservations for daycares taken on a first come first serve basis beginning Oct 15

• Breakfast with Santa: Saturdays Dec 6, 13, 20 • 8-10 am Tickets for Breakfast with Santa go on sale Nov 18. Tickets go fast! For more information visit www.fargoparks.com.

HOLIDAY HOURS:November 29-30 .................... 1-7 pm December 6-7 ........................ 1-7 pmDecember 10-12 .................... 4-7 pmDecember 13-14 .................... 1-8 pmDecember 17-19 .................... 4-7 pmDecember 20-21 .................... 1-8 pmDecember 22-23 .................... 4-8 pm

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hockeyfestFree event for the public with a free matinee movie, open skate and much more! Pepsi products and popcorn, while supplies last. Go to www.fargoparks.com for complete event schedule.location: Scheels Arena • 5225 31st Av Sdate: Monday, January 19 time: 1:00-5:00 pm fee: FREE

cross country ski raceClassic style and skating style races are offered for both youth and adults as part of the Winterfest family activities. Lunch will follow in the Chalet. Each participant will receive a free t-shirt. location: Edgewood Golf Course, 19 Golf Course Av Ndate: Saturday, January 31 register by: Friday, January 23 onsite registration: Additional $2.00fee: $15.00/adults, $10.00/youth ($4 for each additional race)skating style: time: code: Youth (17 & under) 3K 9:00 am 22141 Adult 6K 9:00 am 22143 Adult 12K 9:00 am 22144classic style: time: code: Youth (9 & under) 1K 10:00 am 22139 Youth (16 & under) 3K 10:00 am 22140 Adult 5K 11:15 am 22142

family winter-ific dayFun for the entire family. Free Clydesdale sleigh rides, cross-country ski rental and downhill sledding. location: Edgewood Winter Chalet, 19 Golf Course Av Ndate: Saturday, January 31 tme: 1:00-4:00 pm

frozen fantasy family danceCreate some winter magic by bringing the whole family out to this semi-formal dance affair. Let it snow outside while you dance the night away at this fantasy land. The evening will consist of music, dancing and refreshments. Photographer available for Frozen Fantasy family pictures.location: Doublewood Inn, 3333 13th Av Sdate: Saturday, January 31 time: 7:00-9:30 pm fee: $5/person, Free for age 2 & under

for more information visit us online:

www.fargoparks.com

winter special eventsThe Fargo Park District full calendar of events is available online at www.fargoparks.com



destination anchor islandGet out of the cold and take a cruise to Anchor Island. Enjoy a Sunday afternoon at the Caribbean with music, water games and prizes. Don’t forget to grab yourself a tasty tropical treat and relax by the water. Sunscreen optional.location: Fargo South Indoor Pool, 1840 15th Av Sdate: Saturday, February 7 time: 1:00-5:00 pm fee: $2/swimmer

teen pool partyGet out of the house and hang with friends. Swim! Dance! Compete in crazy contests and win cool prizes. Free food! Free Admission. Middle School and High School Students only.location: Fargo South Indoor Pool, 1840 15th Av Sdate: Saturday, February 7 time: 6:30-9:00 pm fee: Free

broomball tournamentdivision: Menslocation: Southwest Youth Ice Arena, 4404 23rd Av SWCall 499-6089 for more information

volleyball tournamentdivision: Men, Coed and Womenlocation: Area GymsCall 499-6088 for more information

family day at the dike Sledding, hotdogs and beverages while supplies last.location: Dike West, 310 4th St S date: Sunday, February 22 time: 1:00-4:00 pm

youth ice fishing derby age 15 and underBring your ice fishing rod and try your luck at the annual Youth Ice Fishing Derby! South Woodhaven Pond is stocked with perch, bluegill and northern pike. Holes will be pre-drilled for participants. We will have free hot cocoa and t-shirts (while supplies last). Trophies will be awarded.location: South Woodhaven Pond, 4802 Woodhaven Dr S date: Saturday, February 28 registration: 12:30 pm derby: 1:00-2:30 pm

ice skating revue At the end of each year’s skating season, students from each of the Park District classes present an “Ice Skating Revue.” location: Coliseum • 801 17th Av Ndate: Saturday & Sunday, March 14-15 (subject to change)time: Saturday 7:00 pm & Sunday 2:00 pm

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fargo pond hockey classicThe Fargo Pond Hockey Classic is the chance to play the game in its original form – on the ponds! Played on the ponds outside Scheels Arena, the adult tournaments offer players the ability to skate like they did in the first years of the game. A warming tent and family skate area are also available so everyone can participate and have fun at the Fargo Pond Hockey Classic!location: Outdoors at Scheels Arena, 5225 31st Av S

Registration forms for winterfest tournaments will be available online at www.fargoparks.com in January.

2015 winterfest saturday & sundayfebruary 7-8

winter special eventsThe Fargo Park District full calendar of events is available online at www.fargoparks.com

winter special events


Registration for fall/winter programs begins August 1.

registration information

websiteBe sure to check our website for up to date program information. You can get a trail map, inquire about special events and even sign up for upcoming programs. Our weather cancellations button informs you of delays and postponements. Check your team’s schedules and standings. You can even link to other area connections like Courts Plus. Visit our website at:

www.fargoparks.com

For programs that have more than one session, you may register for only one session at a time. After the session you are in is finished, you may then register for the next session provided there are still openings. There are designated registration deadlines for each session inside this booklet.

* All fees and policies are subject to change without notice.

onlineAn online registration system is available at the Fargo Park District website.

Benefits of online registration:• immediate registration• receive immediate registration confirmations and receipts• view course/program information• manage account online• check program availability• check current & past registrations

When registering for programs online, a convenience fee will be applied. Payments are due upon registration by Visa or MasterCard.

mail-inComplete your program registration form. Please use one form per child per program, one check per form. Do not mail cash. Enclose a check payable to the Fargo Park District or complete the credit card information with your Visa, MasterCard or Discover and mail to:

Attn: RegistrationsFargo Park District

701 Main AvFargo, ND 58103

drop offDrop off registrations will be accepted in our office between the hours of 7:30 am and 4:30 pm or you may utilize our drop box located outside, in the front of the building by the door (west end of building, door facing south).

Registrations will not be processed while you wait. You will be notified of class status. Complete your program registration form. Please use one form per child per program, one check per form. Drop off at our office (701 Main Av) or in the after hours drop box, along with payment by check payable to the Fargo Park District, cash, or credit card with your Visa, MasterCard or Discover information. If using the after hours drop box, please do not pay with cash.

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Registration Form One registration form per team, a roster will be due at a later date. Additional forms are available in our office or www.fargoparks.com

Participant Name Team or School Name

Address Birth Date

City State ZIP Gender (M/F)

Daytime Phone # Home Phone #

E-mail Address Parent/Guardian

Names of participants your child would like to play with

Check here if you are interested in volunteer coaching a youth team (baseball/softball or flag football)

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Payment is due upon Registration, Registrations will not be processed without payment. One check per form

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You must read and sign waivers below to participate in Fargo Park District Programs.

Release and Indemnity Agreement The undersigned for himself and for the minors (persons under the age of 18 years) whose names appear above as registered for participation in the event or program (the Event) described on the front of this document. In consideration of the acceptance of my registration and the participation of myself and any of the minors whose names appear above, or my children, or my wards I hereby, on my behalf and their behalf, release the Fargo Park District, its agents and employees from all claims for injuries or property damage that I or they may sustain arising out of the event. I and any such minors recognize and acknowledge that there are risks of physical injury to participants in the event both known and unknown and I agree for myself and on their behalf to assume the risks of such injuries, damages, or loss which I or they may sustain as a result of participation in the Event. I release the Fargo Park District and its agents and employees from any such claims and I agree to indemnify and hold the Fargo Park District, its agents and employees harmless from any claims by any of the minors listed above arising out of or in any way related to the event. The persons executing the Release and Indemnity Agreement above hereof understand that the event may be videotaped or photographed and agree to such images and further agree that images will be the sole property of the Fargo Park District and may be used for advertising and promotional use without notice to or consent of a participant, parent, or guardian and that any revenue derived there from shall be solely that of the Fargo Park District. I HAVE READ AND FULLY UNDERSTAND THE ABOVE DETAILS AND WAIVER AND RELEASE OF ALL CLAIMS. Participant or Parent/Guardian Signature if participant is under 18 Date

Mail or drop off: Fargo Park District, Attn: Registrations, 701 Main Avenue, Fargo, ND 58103

************Use a separate form for each program/session you would like to participate in.************

Use a separate form for each participant for each program. One registration form per team, a roster will be due at a later date.Additional forms are available in our office or www.fargoparks.com

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valley senior services

options counselingIn partnership with the Aging Services Division of the North Dakota Department of Human Services, Valley Senior Services is now offering Options Counseling Services. Options Counseling Services is designed to assist seniors in finding services needed today and to plan ahead for the future. Options Counseling is a combination of information giving, education and decision support. Please contact your local Valley Senior Service office for more information.

the silver quillThe Silver Quill is our monthly newsletter reporting on recent and upcoming events. It is distributed by mail and throughout the community. To join our mailing list call 293-1440.

For more information on any of these services or to learn about other services available to the senior community call us at 293-1440 or visit our website www.valleyseniorservices.org.

transportationTransportation is available throughout the metro area for all types of errands Monday through Friday from 7:30 am to 4:30 pm. Also, a 25-passenger bus provides rides to and from senior centers on weekdays, with shopping trips to grocery stores and surrounding stores scheduled weekly. We recommend calling several days in advance to make reservations: 356-RIDE (7433).

congregate diningHot nutritious meals are served Monday through Friday at all of our centers.

COOPERATIVE LIVING CENTER • 281-0315 1424 14th St E, West Fargo

CROSSROADS SENIOR LIVING • 478-80921670 East Gateway Circle, Fargo

ED CLAPP PARK • 298-39762801 32 Av S, Fargo

FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH • 356-2047 127 2nd Av E, West Fargo

FARGO HIGH RISE • 237-3074 101 S 2nd St, Fargo

HERITAGE HOUSE APTS • 234-9326 401 6th Av N, Fargo

NEW HORIZONS MANOR • 293-7870 2525 Broadway, Fargo

NP DEPOT CENTER • 232-7936701 Main Av, Fargo

ONE OAK PLACE • 234-1625 1709 25th Av S, Fargo

TROLLWOOD SENIOR CENTER • 298-3975 3105 Broadway N, Fargo

UNIVERSITY MANOR • 232-63641201 2nd Av N, Fargo

WEST FARGO HIGH RISE • 356-2047230 8th Av W, West Fargo

Valley Senior Services has been providing services to the senior citizens of this area since 1971. These services include home delivered meals, community dining, transportation, options counseling, recreational programming, health screenings and publication of a monthly newsletter, The Silver Quill. These services are for persons age 60 years and older who live in Fargo, West Fargo and Cass County. The Fargo Park District is the principal sponsor of Valley Senior Services. For further information on any of our services or to receive our newsletter, call 293-1440 or visit our website at www.valleyseniorservices.org.

meals on wheelsSenior Citizens of Fargo, West Fargo and rural Cass County who are confined to their homes may be eligible for hot noon meals to be delivered to their homes Monday through Friday. Food stamps are accepted.

Donations are encouraged for this service.

you can always visit us online at:

www.valleyseniorservices.org


FARGO PARK DISTRICT YOUTH SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM FOR INCOME ASSISTANCE

The Fargo Park District strives toward serving the needs of all citizens regardless of income level. To achieve this, it is necessary to establish a department policy. The Fargo Park District’s approach toward serving the low and moderate income citizens of the City of Fargo shall be: OBJECTIVE To provide opportunity to allow financially disadvantaged youth ages 18 and younger to participate in general recreation programs. POLICY STATEMENT It is the policy of the Fargo Park District that no individual 18 years and younger that is a current resident of the City of Fargo for at least 90 days and lives within the corporate limits of the City of Fargo, shall be denied participation in general recreation programs due to financial inability to pay the program fees. INCOME ELIGIBILITY GUIDELINES AND PHILOSOPHY To be eligible for this program, the Fargo Park District must receive a completed scholarship application, income verification AND a

program registration form prior to registration deadline. Eligibility will follow the federal lunch assistance program guidelines. Each child may be eligible to receive one or two programs per

season depending on eligibility. Must be a Fargo resident to apply for this scholarship.

Additional applications are available on-line at www.fargoparks.com or in our offices at 701 Main Avenue.

Adaptive Programs Art and Movement Classes offered through the

Cultural Activities Department Baseball/Softball Basketball Curling (1/2 of fee) Fencing Figure Skating Lessons Flag Football Golf Lessons (one session) Lacrosse

Outdoor Season Pool Pass (No Registration Form Required) Outdoor Season Waterslide Pass (No Registration Form Required) Playtown Playtown PLUS Sports Sampler Star Junior Tennis Lessons (one session) Swimming Lessons (one session) Track & Field University of the Great Outdoors Programs Volleyball Volleyball Camp (1/2 of fee)

Child’s Name Birth Date Gender (M/F)

Address City State ZIP


E-mail Address Parent/Guardian Name

Program Name(s) choose from list above:

Mail or drop off: Fargo Park District, Attn: Scholarships, 701 Main Avenue, Fargo, ND 58103 FOR OFFICE USE ONLY

One form per child. REGISTRATION FORMS FOR DESIRED PROGRAMS MUST BE ATTACHED TO THIS APPLICATION IN

ORDER TO QUALIFY. ABSOLUTELY NO EXCEPTIONS!

Programs available for income assistance for Youth Programs are:

Submit one of the following for income verification, if one of these is not submitted your application will not be processed

1.Most recent Federal Tax Return or 2.SNAP “Review approved” letter or TANF approval letter

SNAP or TANF Case # Tax Return Year Gross Wages Dependents

May, 2012

A Fargo Park District Program for income assistance. Use a separate form for each participant for each program. Additional forms are available in our office or www.fargoparks.com

youth scholarshipFARGO PARK DISTRICT YOUTH SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM FOR INCOME ASSISTANCE

The Fargo Park District strives toward serving the needs of all citizens regardless of income level. To achieve this, it is necessary to establish a department policy. The Fargo Park District’s approach toward serving the low and moderate income citizens of the City of Fargo shall be: OBJECTIVE To provide opportunity to allow financially disadvantaged youth ages 18 and younger to participate in general recreation programs. POLICY STATEMENT It is the policy of the Fargo Park District that no individual 18 years and younger that is a current resident of the City of Fargo for at least 90 days and lives within the corporate limits of the City of Fargo, shall be denied participation in general recreation programs due to financial inability to pay the program fees. INCOME ELIGIBILITY GUIDELINES AND PHILOSOPHY To be eligible for this program, the Fargo Park District must receive a completed scholarship application, income verification AND a

program registration form prior to registration deadline. Eligibility will follow the federal lunch assistance program guidelines. Each child may be eligible to receive one or two programs per

season depending on eligibility. Must be a Fargo resident to apply for this scholarship.

Additional applications are available on-line at www.fargoparks.com or in our offices at 701 Main Avenue.

Adaptive Programs Art and Movement Classes offered through the

Cultural Activities Department Baseball/Softball Basketball Curling (1/2 of fee) Fencing Figure Skating Lessons Flag Football Golf Lessons (one session) Lacrosse

Outdoor Season Pool Pass (No Registration Form Required) Outdoor Season Waterslide Pass (No Registration Form Required) Playtown Playtown PLUS Sports Sampler Star Junior Tennis Lessons (one session) Swimming Lessons (one session) Track & Field University of the Great Outdoors Programs Volleyball Volleyball Camp (1/2 of fee)

Child’s Name Birth Date Gender (M/F)

Address City State ZIP


E-mail Address Parent/Guardian Name

Program Name(s) choose from list above:

Mail or drop off: Fargo Park District, Attn: Scholarships, 701 Main Avenue, Fargo, ND 58103 FOR OFFICE USE ONLY

One form per child. REGISTRATION FORMS FOR DESIRED PROGRAMS MUST BE ATTACHED TO THIS APPLICATION IN

ORDER TO QUALIFY. ABSOLUTELY NO EXCEPTIONS!

Programs available for income assistance for Youth Programs are:

Submit one of the following for income verification, if one of these is not submitted your application will not be processed

1.Most recent Federal Tax Return or 2.SNAP “Review approved” letter or TANF approval letter

SNAP or TANF Case # Tax Return Year Gross Wages Dependents

May, 2012

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party in the pumpkin patchFamily fun inside & out! Fall fun for everyone creating, exploring, and discovering. Decorate pumpkins, create crafts, & explore the Alphabet Gardens!date: Saturday, October 4 time: 10am-5pmadmission: Members FreeNon-Members $5/person

not too scaryhaunted housePerfect for the littlest goblins! Create Creepy Crafts while checking out the “cranky” critters! Don’t be scared, but you can be scary!date: Saturday, October 25 time: 10am-5pmadmission: Members FreeNon-Members $5/person

rockin howling halloween happeningsRock, roll, thump, bump, bang, pluck, strum, bop, beat, wiggle, or giggle your way to a howling happy Halloween! date: Friday, October 31 time: 3-7pmadmission: Members FreeNon-Members $5/person Wear your costume and get

two for one admission!

happy 25th birthdayBirthday cake and crazy crafts for Family Fun! date: Saturday, November 8 time: 10am-5pm admission: Members FreeNon-Members $2.50/personAnyone Born in 1989 FREE!

hooray for veterans and their familiesThank you for serving our country and keeping us safe and free! date: Tuesday, November 11 time: 10am-5pm admission: Members FreeNon-Members $5/personVeterans and Military families free!

fun frozen family festivalNordic Holiday Happenings!date: Saturday, November 29 time: 10am-5pm admission: Members FreeNon-Members $5/person

gingerbread and jingle bellsHoliday fun with Santa’s elves.date: Saturday, December 13 time: 10am-5pmsanta visit: 11am-4pmadmission: Members FreeNon-Members $5/person

family first weekYippee Yunker Yule Time! Ring out the old and ring in the New Year with family & friends at Yunker Farm! dec 26: Grandparents Freedec 27: Moms Freedec 28: Grandparents Freedec 29: Dads Freedec 30: Kids Freedec 31: Bring a Friend Free

snowflakes&cupcakesdate: Saturday, January 10time: 10am-5pmadmission: Members FreeNon-Members $5/person

muffins & juice withmother goosedate: Saturday, January 24time: 10am-5pmadmission: Members FreeNon-Members $5/person

me & my shadowground hog daydate: Sunday, February 1 time: 1-5pmadmission: Members FreeNon-Members $5/person

hearts & smilesJoin the Tooth Fairy for a whole lot of fun with toothbrushes & your valentine!!date: Saturday, February 7 time: 10am-5pmadmission: Members FreeNon-Members $5/person

happy valentine’s dayLove to play, play to learn, play with the ones you love!!!date: Saturday, February 14 time: 10am-5pmadmission: Members FreeNon-Members $5/personTwo for one admission!

president’s dayFind special treats for $5, $1, & Penny Candy!date: Monday, February 16 time: 10am-5pmadmission: Members FreeNon-Members $5/personParents & Grandparents $1, children two for one admission!

super science saturdaysCalling all inquisitive minds! Professor Funstein would like to teach you a thing or two about science....Join Area Scientists for some Extraordinary Sensational, Scientific, & Funtastic Exploration!date: the 2nd & 4th Saturday in October, November,January, February, & Marchtime: 11am-1pm & 2pm-4pm

THE CHILDREN’S MUSEUM AT YUNKER FARM1201 28th Avenue North • Fargo, ND 58102(701) 232-6102 • www.childrensmuseum-yunker.org

Labor Day to Memorial Day Tuesday-Saturday ............................. 10am-5pmSunday ...................................................1-5pmClosed on Monday unless a school holiday

Memorial Day to Labor DayMonday-Saturday ............................ 10am-5pmSunday ..................................................1-5pm

Admission RatesNon-Members ................................................ $5/person Members & children one and under .........................Free

2014-2015 Special HoursOctober 13 ..............................Open for Columbus DayNovember 11 ............................ Open for Veteran’s DayNovember 27 ........................... Closed for ThanksgivingDecember 24 & 25 ........................Closed for ChristmasDecember 29 .......................Open for Family First WeekJanuary 1 .............................. Closed for New Years DayFebruary 16 ............................ Open for President’s Day

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yunkie club age 3-5 + adult

Yunkie Club for The Young and Young at Heart! Learn to play & play to learn. Calling all kids and a really fun adult companion! Join Yunkie Club and let the learning & fun begin! Take your time, exploring, creating, & discovering at Yunker Farm! Schedule a play date with friends! Make new friends! Let your child be the guide & learn to play - Play to Learn!date: Tuesdays & Thursdays time: 10am-12pm admission: $5/person/day or free every day with a family membership!

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Katie McCormickMarketing Specialist

email me: [email protected]

call me: 701.499.7780

City of parks

www.fargoparks.com

1104 2nd Ave SFargo, ND 58103

mailing address:

701 Main AveFargo, ND 58103

For more information on In-Motion programs for older adults visit us online:

www.fargoparks.com

55+ adults in-motion

pickleball age 55+

Pickleball is a fun game that is played on a badminton court with the net lowered to 34 inches at the center. It is played with a perforated plastic baseball (similar to a whiffle ball) and wood or composite paddles. It is easy for beginners to learn, but can develop into a quick, fast-paced, competitive game for experienced players. It is a cross between tennis, badminton and table tennis. location: Clara Barton, 1451 6th St Sdate: Saturdays, January 3-March 14 time: 10:00 am-1:00 pm fee: $52.75 code: 22145

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It’s as simple as 1, 2, 3!

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2 Scan this QR code with your smart phone or mobile device.

3 Connect with information at your fingertips and enjoy!

The Fargo Park District publishes over 53,000 seasonal

brochures, twice a year to share programs and events with

the Fargo area. This is a fantastic opportunity for advertisers

to get your messages out to area residents in a highly

viewed format. We appreciate your support of the

Fargo Park District.

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All art and activity classes are held at the ROBERT D. JOHNSON REC CENTER • 1104 2nd Av S • 499-7788All fees include supply costs. Preregistration required unless otherwise noted!

create+explore age 3-5 + adultLet your children explore through a variety of hands-on activities and projects. Help your child learn to use paint, paintbrushes, glue, chalk and other materials. Dress for a mess! Adult must accompany child. fee: $11.30

date: time: code:Thursday, September 4 6:00-7:00 pm 22146Thursday, October 2 6:00-7:00 pm 22147Thursday, November 6 6:00-7:00 pm 22148Thursday, December 4 6:00-7:00 pm 22149Thursday, January 8 6:00-7:00 pm 22150Thursday, February 5 6:00-7:00 pm

kiddin’ around with music+motion age 4-5Every kid loves Penny and her musical pals, Rockin’ Robot and Bernie the Bear! Come wiggle, giggle and sing with Penny. Learn songs, dances and work with props. Then show off what you learned during the workshop at a special performance at the end of each session for families and friends.

PENNY AND PALS WORKSHOPdate: Saturday, November 8 fee: $12.00 time: 10:00 am-12:00 code: 22151

artmania age 6-8Challenge your child’s creativity! This combination class offers independent children a sampling of art projects using various media such as drawing, painting, watercolors and pastels. Projects change each series, so students can repeat the class and continue to create and have fun.

FALL SESSIONdate: Mondays, September 15, 22, 29, October 6, 13, 20time: 6:30-8:00 pm fee: $50.00 code: 22152

WINTER SESSIONdate: Mondays, January 12, 19, 26, February 2, 9, 16time: 6:30-8:00 pm fee: $50.00 code: 22153

creative arts+activities

accelerated artists age 9-12Grow your child’s creativity! Young artists will explore different media such as drawing, painting, collage and more through creative and fun art projects. Students will learn about artistic styles while strengthening existing foundations. Repeat students are encouraged; projects are unique to each series.

FALL SESSIONdate: Tuesdays, September 16, 23, 30, October 7, 14, 21time: 6:30-8:00 pm fee: $50.00 code: 21154

WINTER SESSIONdate: Tuesdays, January 13, 20, 27, February 3, 10, 17time: 6:30-8:00 pm fee: $50.00 code: 21155

awesome art afternoonsLove art but hate the mess? Bring your child to this interactive art program to have fun while building a variety of take home projects. All creative materials will be provided. This program is free thanks to Xcel Energy Foundation. Adult supervision required. No registration required.

date: time:Saturday, September 13 1:00-3:00 pmSaturday, October 11 1:00-3:00 pm Saturday, November 8 1:00-3:00 pm Saturday, December 13 1:00-3:00 pm Saturday, January 10 1:00-3:00 pm Saturday, February 14 1:00-3:00 pm

Programs that carry the Xcelerate! logo are part of a special arts program funded by the Xcel Energy Foundation. The grant

is specifically geared towards providing fine arts experiences to children

throughout the Park District system and to special needs programs.

art classes:

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creative arts+activitiesAll art and activity classes are held at the ROBERT D. JOHNSON REC CENTER • 1104 2nd Av S • unless otherwise noted • 499-7788 • All fees include supply costs. Preregistration Required!

holiday art activities• Pre-Registration Required! All fees include supply costs.

holiday fun age 4-11 +adult Enjoy a morning of holiday fun for the entire family. You will be assembling and decorating your own gingerbread house. Let the family tradition begin!location: Depot, 701 Main Avdate: Saturday, December 6 time: 10:00-11:30 amfee: $20.00code: 22156

mr. claus class age 4-10Make a gift for dad, uncle, or grandfather. By the end of the class we will have a special Christmas gift made and ready to go.location: RDJ Rec Center, 1104 2nd Av Sdate: Monday, December 8 time: 6:30-8:00 pmfee: $14.60code: 22157

mrs. claus class age 4-10Make a gift for mom, aunt, or grandmother. By the end of the class we will have a special Christmas gift made and ready to put under the tree.location: RDJ Rec Center, 1104 2nd Av Sdate: Monday, December 15 time: 6:30-8:00 pmfee: $14.60code: 22158

Northern Plains Botanic Garden Society is committed to promoting, understanding, and appreciating horticulture in the Northern Great Plains. We serve the public by providing gardening opportunities and educational workshops.

Join online at npbotanicgarden.com

BECOME A SOCIETY MEMBER!Love Gardens?

• Be part of building a botanic garden, conservatory, and arboretum

• Discounts on classes and workshops

• Travel opportunities to visit other gardens and arboreta

• Quarterly newsletter

• Educational programs

Volunteer your talent, time, energy and help us realize the dream and vision.

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Fargo, Moorhead and West Fargo are developing a partnership to provide programs to individuals of all ages with special needs.

the activity centerThe Activity Center is a recreational center for adults 17 years and older with developmental disabilities and/or mental illness. The center offers various recreational and social activities including pool, foosball, cards, dances, bowling, cooking classes, arts and crafts, ceramics & various educational activities.

THE ACTIVITY CENTER 1104 2ND AV S

235.2444

TUESDAY-FRIDAY4:00-9:00 PM

adaptive recreation

teen night age 13-21This program is for developmentally disabled youth. The program emphasizes recreation, socializing and “having fun.” Transportation provided to scheduled activities. Go to www.fargoparks.com for an application.

location: Rheault Farm Bunkhouse, 2902 25th St Sdate: Thursdays, Oct 23-Mar 26register by: Monday, Oct 13 time: 7:00-9:00 pmfee: $40.00/person

happy rollersThis program is open to anyone with Multiple Sclerosis. The program emphasizes participating in recreational activities and field trips. To register contact Jordan Clementson at 499-6089. location: Rheault Farm Bunkhouse, 2902 25 St Sdate: Tuesdays, year-round time: 11:30 am-3:00 pm fee: $62.00/person

adaptive zumbaAdaptive Zumba is a dance party for people with disablilities. This is a free event! Courts Plus offers Adaptive Zumba twice a month at noon in Studio A.location: Courts Plus, 3491 South University Dr date: Twice a month TBD time: 12:00 pmfee: FREE

adaptive tae kwon do age 5-18Children will learn basic skills and techniques of Tae Kwon Do. fee: $65.00/child location: Red River Traditional Tae Kwon Do, 1335 Main Av days: Tuesdays & Thursdays time: 6:45-7:30 pm date: code: August 26-October 2 22159October 7-November 20 22160December 2-January 22 22162January 27-March 12 22163

adaptive bowling age 18+This program is for adults with physical and mental disabilities. The league starts with a few weeks of practice games and then breaks into smaller leagues. Ramps are available. The season ends with a banquet. To register contact Jordan Clementson at 499-6089. location: Northport Red River Lanes, 707 28th Av Ndate: Wednesdays, Aug 20- Apr 15 time: 3:30-5:00 pmfee: $3.25/person

art classes These art classes are designed for special need teens and adults to explore their creative side. Learn to draw and paint. Try your hand at many types of art. Show off your work at an open house art show. It’s fun, it’s free and it’s for you! Class fees and all supplies provided thanks to Xcel Energy Foundation and the Fargo Park District. For program information, call 235-2444.

Mixed Media: a little of everything-drawing, painting, printmaking and more.location: RDJ Rec Center, 1104 2nd Av S date: Thursdays, Sept 18, 25, Oct 2, 9, 16, 23 time: 7:00-8:30 pm fee: FREE

for more information visit us online:

www.fargoparks.com


Classes for youth and adults are being offered to introduce and teach basic skills and strategies of outdoor activities. The mission of these classes is to introduce and provide area youth and adults, outdoor recreation opportunities that are both fun and educational. For more information, contact Craig Bjur at 499-6090.

university of the great outdoors

adult archery age 16+

ADULT ARCHERY 101 These courses will teach the basics of archery and proper shooting technique. All instructors are certified and have years of experience from both competitive shooting and instructing archery courses. All equipment will be provided.location: Metro Rec Center, 3110 Main Av (Hoyt/Scheels Youth Archery Range)

date: Wednesdays, September 10-October 1 fee: $38.00course: time: code:Women’s 101 7:00-7:45 pm 22174Coed 101 8:00-8:45 pm 22175

ADULT ADVANCED ARCHERY 202 These courses are for those who have some experience in archery or have already completed an archery course. Participants are encouraged to bring their own equipment to learn how to properly set up their bow and proper shooting technique. Equipment will be provided if necessary. All instructors are certified and have experience from both competitive shooting and instructing archery courses.location: Metro Rec Center, 3110 Main Av (Hoyt/Scheels Youth Archery Range)

date: Wednesdays, October 8-29 fee: $38.00course: time: code:Women’s 202 7:00-7:45 pm 22176Coed 202 8:00-8:45 pm 22177

family archery

This class is for families consisting of up to four people, age 9+.

FAMILY ARCHERY 101 These courses will teach the basics of archery and proper shooting technique. All instructors are certified and have years of experience from both competitive shooting and instructing archery courses. All equipment will be provided.location: Metro Rec Center, 3110 Main Av (Hoyt/Scheels Youth Archery Range)

date: Wednesdays, September 10-October 1 time: 6:00-6:45 pmfee: Youth (9-15) $26.75 code: 22178Adult (16+) $38.00 code: 22179

FAMILY ARCHERY 202 These courses are for those who have some experience in archery or have already completed an archery course. Participants are encouraged to bring their own equipment to learn how to properly set up their bow and proper shooting technique. Equipment will be provided if necessary. All instructors are certified and have experience from both competitive shooting and instructing archery courses.location: Metro Rec Center, 3110 Main Av (Hoyt/Scheels Youth Archery Range)

date: Wednesdays, October 8-29 time: 6:00-6:45 pmfee: Youth (9-15) $26.75 code: 22180Adult (16+) $38.00 code: 22181

youth archery age 9-15

YOUTH ARCHERY 101These courses will teach the basics of archery and proper shooting technique. All instructors are certified and have years of experience from both competitive shooting and instructing archery courses. All equipment will be provided.location: Metro Rec Center, 3110 Main Av (Hoyt/Scheels Youth Archery Range)

date: Tuesdays, September 9-30 fee: $26.75age: time: code:9-11 6:00-6:45 pm 221649-11 7:00-7:45 pm 221659-11 8:00-8:45 pm 2216612-15 6:00-6:45 pm 2216712-15 7:00-7:45 pm 2216812-15 8:00-8:45 pm 22169

YOUTH ARCHERY 202These courses are for those who have some experience in archery or have already completed an archery course. Participants are encouraged to bring their own equipment to learn how to properly set up their bow and proper shooting technique. All equipment will be provided for this course if necessary. All instructors are certified and have years of experience from both competitive shooting and instructing archery courses.location: Metro Rec Center, 3110 Main Av (Hoyt/Scheels Youth Archery Range)

date: Tuesdays, October 7-28fee: $26.75age: time: code:9-11 6:00-6:45 pm 221709-11 7:00-7:45 pm 2217112-15 6:00-6:45 pm 2217212-15 7:00-7:45 pm 22173

registration:

for more information:

www.fargoparks.com



The Fargo Park District will begin taking shelter reservations for the summer of 2015 on January 2. The following are parks with shelters available for reservations on a first come, first serve basis. Half day rentals are available from 10am-3pm or 4pm-9pm. View pictures online:

www.fargoparks.com

shelters+campground

island park 302 7th St SFargo’s oldest park is located in the beautiful downtown area. The Gazebo is available for rentals between 10 am and 9 pm. Wedding reservations are accepted for this site. Accommodates 30 people. Includes electricity and nearby restrooms. Rental fee: full day $150.00. For reservations call 499-6076.

oak grove park 170 Maple St NOne of Fargo’s oldest and most well groomed parks, this is an ideal place to have a family picnic or class reunion. The state’s largest horseshoe complex is located in Oak Grove Park. The 36-acre park has an 18 hole disc golf course, three picnic shelters, playground equipment, bike trails and one of three bike bridges across the Red River. For reservations call 499-6091.

SHELTER I (south main): Accommodates 200 people. Includes electricity, grill and restrooms. Rental fee: half day $55.00, full day $95.00.

SHELTER 2 (north main): Accommodates 100 people. Includes electricity, grill and nearby restrooms. Rental fee: half day $55.00, full day $95.00.

lindenwood park 1905 Roger Maris Dr Fargo’s largest and most popular park will attract up to 15,000 users on a summer weekend. The park is the largest multi-use park in Fargo with five picnic shelters, six softball diamonds, a baseball diamond, beautifully landscaped campground, bike rentals, restrooms and a fully adaptive playground for people of all abilities. For reservations call 499-6091.

MAIN SHELTER: Accommodates 200 people. Includes electricity, grill and restrooms. Rental fee: half day $55.00, full day $95.00.

ROTARY SHELTER: Accommodates up to 160 people. Includes electricity, water, grill and nearby restrooms. Rental fee: half day $55.00, full day $95.00.

SHELTERS 2, 3 & 4: Each individual shelter accommodates 30 people. Includes electricity, small grill and nearby restrooms. Rental fee: half day $24.50, full day $36.00.

rabanus park 4315 18th Av SWThis South Fargo park has playground equipment, tennis, sand volleyball, basketball courts and one shelter with access to the indoor building. Accommodates up to 50 people. Includes electricity, water and restrooms. Rental fee: half day $55.00, full day $95.00. For reservations call 499-7788.

rheault farm 2902 25th St SThe entire site can be rented for a company or organization’s event. Rental fee: $750/day. For reservations call 499-7788.

PICNIC SHELTER: Accommodates up to 160 people. Includes electricity, grill and a serving bar. The park has a playground, restrooms and parking for 150 cars. Rental fee: half day $55.00, full day $95.00.

BUNKHOUSE: On site there is also a bunkhouse available for rent to groups and organizations year round. Accommodates up to 140 people. The facility has a prep kitchen and restrooms on site. Rental fee: half of the hall is $50/hour, entire space is $100/hour.

trollwood park 3664 Elm St NThis is a 28 acre park with two playgrounds, recreation paths and shelter and stage rentals. Wedding reservations accepted at this site. For reservations call 499-7788.

WEST GAZEBO: Accommodates 100 people. Includes electricity, grill and nearby restrooms. Rental fee: half day $55.00, full day $95.00.

ART MART: Accommodates 50 people. Includes electricity, grill and nearby restrooms. Rental fee: half day $55.00, full day $95.00.

BARN STAGE: This covered outdoor stage with grass seating accommodates 200 people. Includes electricity. Rental fee: half day $55.00, full day $95.00.

AMPHITHEATER: Accommodates 1,000 people. Includes electricity. Rental fee: half day $55.00, full day $95.00.

MAIN SHELTER: Accommodates 250 people. Includes electricity, grill, serving bar and nearby restrooms. Rental fee: half day $76.00, full day $127.00.

lindenwood campground • 1955 Roger Maris Dr

Lindenwood Campground is one of the finest campgrounds in the upper Midwest. The campground is conveniently located just off I-94, Exit 351 in Fargo, for easy entrance by travelers. The heavily wooded campsite is nestled along the Red River, adding to the “wilderness feeling’’ of Lindenwood Park Campground conveniences include paved drive, electricity, picnic tables, running water, fire pits, dump stations, hot showers, restrooms, two playground facilities, bike rentals and recreational trails. Forty-seven RV campsites are provided with water and electricity, along with thirteen tent sites. Campsite fees are $29.00/day. Campers are limited to no more than a 14 day stay/30 day time period.

Reservations .................................................................................................................... 232-3987Campground Open .........................................................................................May to Mid-OctoberInformation Center Open ........................................................................................May to Sept 30

shelter rental:

yunker farm • 1201 28th Av NThis park is nestled around the Children’s Museum. The

shelter and playground are available for public use. The shelter can seat approximately 100 people. For reservations

call the Children’s Museum at 232-6102.


ANDERSON SOFTBALL COMPLEX2400 45th St SW • 499-6060This complex has eight irrigated and fully lit softball fields. Anderson Softball Complex annually plays host to state and national softball tournaments. Check out one of the top softball complexes in the state.

COLISEUM 807 17th Av N • 241-8155The Coliseum is a multi-purpose ice facility. It is used by local high school hockey teams in addition to being used for ice skating. For rentals contact 499-6091.

COURTS PLUS COMMUNITY FITNESS3491 University Dr • 237-4805This fitness facility houses a running track, basketball courts, racquetball courts, tennis courts, group exercise and circuit training classes, fitness equipment, sauna/whirlpool, tanning and an indoor playground. Daily admission and annual memberships are available.

DAVIES COMPLEX1880 70th Av S • 499-6060This complex has four youth diamonds with restrooms and concessions; and are used by youth baseball and youth fast pitch softball. There is also one full sized baseball field used by high school baseball and local youth baseball leagues.

DILL HILL653 7th Av S • 499-6060This two field complex is used for the District coed softball leagues.

DISC GOLF Iwen Park • 1209 52nd Av SOak Grove • 170 Maple St NTrollwood • 3664 Elm St NTry the sport that is sweeping the nation, disc golf. Courses are open during park hours. Come try the championship layout at Iwen Park. Iwen’s new 18 holes along with the original 9 holes makes for one of the most challenging disc golf courses in the tri-state area. For more info on disc golf leagues and tournaments, contact Byron Klevgaard at 282-2595. Disc rentals available at Fargo Park District Recreation offices, 701 Main Av. For availability call 499-6091.

JOHNSON SOCCER COMPLEX1420 11th Av • 499-6060This three field complex includes two lit game fields and additional green space for youth and adult practice.

LEWIS & CLARK 1807 16th St S • 499-6060This three diamond complex is used for the District youth baseball program.

LINDENWOOD1905 Roger Maris Dr • 499-6060This seven diamond complex located within scenic Lindenwood Park along the Red River. There are six softball/youth baseball fields and one full size baseball diamond. These ball fields are home to Babe Ruth Baseball as well as several youth baseball and adult slow pitch leagues.

METRO REC CENTER3110 Main Av • 235-9211This Fargo Park District recreation facility features indoor soccer year round. It is available for private rentals on a reservation basis for private group activities and/or team play. Contact the Fargo Park District at 499-6091 for reservation, scheduling and further information.

MICKELSON FIELD901 Oak St N • 499-6060Mickelson Field is closed due to levee construction. The field will reopen 2015.

PEPSI SOCCER COMPLEX3101 Hwy 81 N • 499-6060Check out one of the premier soccer complexes in the F-M area. The Pepsi Soccer Complex has 10 irrigated fields and two lit fields.

RABANUS SAND VOLLEYBALL COMPLEX4301 18th Av S • 499-6060The eight court complex is one of the finest in the Midwest with 18 inches of pure super-soft mason’s sand. Join a league and check it out.

ROBERT D. JOHNSON RECREATION CENTER1104 2nd Av S • 499-7788This facility has a gymnasium, equipment, boardroom and classroom available for rent at a minimal fee. Reservations can be scheduled between 8:00 am-10:00 pm Mon-Sun. Gym rentals may use the volley-ball net, volleyballs and basket-balls at no additional charge. Rental fees are as follows: Gymnasium- (standard elementary size) $23.00/hour (2014) $23.50/hour (2015); Boardroom - $10.25/hour (2014), $10.50 (2015); Classroom - $10.25/hour (2014), $10.50 (2015).

SOUTHWEST SOFTBALL COMPLEX1804 17th Av S • 499-6060This complex has four fields. Recreation softball is played on these fields.

SKATE PARK AT DIKE WEST 310 4th St S • 499-6060The Fargo Skate Park is the ideal location for adventurous skateboarders, bikers and roller bladers. This facility is made of formed concrete and contains challenges for the beginner, intermediate and advanced athletes. The Skate Park is open from dawn until dusk and is free to the public. The Fargo Park District highly recommends the use of proper protective gear. For a complete list of rules: go to the skate park page at fargoparks.com/facilities.

SOUTHWEST YOUTH ICE ARENA4404 23rd Av SW • 356-9888The Southwest Youth Ice Arena provides practice facilities for hockey and ice skating enthusiasts. This multi-purpose ice facility has two sheets of ice, concessions and locker rooms. For rental information contact 499-6091.

SPORTS ARENA2001 17th Av S • 241-8153Fargo’s most diversified recreation facility features artificial ice for winter activities. The building is used by the public and the schools. The facility features a running track, weight room and figure skating rink. The building is open free to the public. For rental information contact 499-6091.

THARALDSON BASEBALL PARK2401 42nd St SW • 499-6060 This baseball park has four irrigated and fully lit, grass infield fields. The complex plays host to Babe Ruth, high school, amateur, Legion and some college baseball.

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fargo golf coursesAll courses are open daily at 6:30 am and close one half hour before dark during the summer. The driving ranges at Edgewood, Rose Creek and Osgood are open 7:00 am to 9:00 pm daily. Youth and Seniors have restricted hours. Hours can be obtained from the courses, the Fargo Park District office 499-6080, or at www.fargogolf.net.

EDGEWOOD 18 Hole, Par 71232-2824 • 19 Golf Course Av N

ROSE CREEK 18 Hole, Par 71235-5100 • 1500 Rose Creek Parkway

OSGOOD 9 Hole, Par 33356-3070 • 4400 Clubhouse Dr

PRAIRIEWOOD 9 Hole, Par 32232-1445 • 22 Prairiewood Dr

EL ZAGAL* 9 Hole, Par 28232-8156 • Elm St and 14th Av N *Closing for construction September 2, 2014 thru 2015

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fargo golf coursesfall golf pass prices Available for Purchase August 1 • Valid for Play Starting August 15 course pass ADULT (can add juniors in household for 1/2 junior price)5 Fore 1 (all five courses) .................................................... $297 Edgewood or Rose Creek ................................................... $238 Par 3 (all three 9-hole courses) ........................................... $189 Osgood .............................................................................. $158 Prairiewood ....................................................................... $138 El Zagal (*Closing for construction September 2, 2014 thru 2015 )

HOUSEHOLD (includes 2 adults & junior passes)5 Fore 1 (all five courses) .................................................... $535 Edgewood or Rose Creek ................................................... $428 Par 3 (all three 9-hole courses) ........................................... $340 Osgood .............................................................................. $284 Prairiewood ....................................................................... $248 El Zagal (*Closing for construction September 2, 2014 thru 2015 )

SENIOR RESTRICTED (ages 62 & over) orINTERMEDIATE (not restricted for ages 13-23)5 Fore 1 (all five courses) .................................................... $178 Edgewood or Rose Creek ................................................... $142 Par 3 (all three 9-hole courses) ........................................... $113 Osgood ................................................................................ $95 Prairiewood ......................................................................... $82 El Zagal (*Closing for construction September 2, 2014 thru 2015 )

JUNIOR RESTRICTED5 Fore 1 (all five courses–see course ages) ............................ $95 Edgewood or Rose Creek (ages 7-18) ................................... $76 Par 3 (all three 9-hole courses–see course ages) ................... $60 Osgood (ages 5-18) ............................................................. $48 Prairiewood (ages 4-18) ....................................................... $44 El Zagal (*Closing for construction September 2, 2014 thru 2015 )


fargo golf courses 123 Park .............................................. 925 27th St N

23 St S Park ..............................................313 23rd St

Airport Park ......................Hector International Airport

Anderson Softball Complex ..............2424 45th St SW

Autumn Fields Park .........................2951 Saffron Dr S

Bennett Park ...................................... 1900 58th Av S

Boler Park ............................................1734 34th St S

Brandt Crossing Park .......................... 5009 33rd Av S

Brunsdale Park ................................... 1702 27th Av S

Burdick Park .........................1550 South River Road S

Cannon Park .........................................351 21st St N

Centennial Park ...................................4101 25th St S

Clara Barton Park ..................................1451 6th St S

Dike East ................................................ 100 2nd St S

Dike West................................................310 4th St S

Dill Hill ................................................... 652 6th Av S

Discovery Park .....................................3740 18th St S

Dog Park at Brandt Crossing ............... 5009 33rd Av S

Dog Park at Dike East ............................. 100 2nd St S

Dog Park at Village West .............4415 9th Av Circle S

Dog Park at Yunker Farm ................... 1257 28th Av N

Eagle Pointe Park .................................7210 15th St S

Ed Clapp Park .................................... 2801 32nd Av S

Edgewood Village Park ........................3750 45th St S

Elephant Park/Percy Goodwin .............. 100 19th Av N

Fox Run .............................................. 4101 32nd St S

Friendship Park .................................... 360 27th Av N

Great Northern Park ......................... 425 N Broadway

Greenfields Park ................................ 1902 52nd Av S

Hampton Park .................................... 3099 22nd St S

Hank’s Park ........................................... 313 23rd St S

Holm Park .........................194 North Woodcrest Dr N

Horace Mann Park ............................. 1026 10th Av N

Island Park ...............................................302 7th St S

Iwen Park ......................................... 1209 52nd Av S

Jefferson Park ....................................... 1622 3rd Av S

Jefferson West Park .............................. 1904 4th Av S

Johnson Park ..................................... 1420 11th Av N

Kennedy Park ..................................... 4501 42nd St S

Lemke Park ....................................... 1000 32nd Av S

Lewis & Clark Park ...............................1807 S 16th St

Lincoln Park ...........................................2120 S 9th St

Lindenwood Park ..................................1701 5th St S

Lions Conservancy Park ..................1221 El Cano Dr S

Longfellow Park .................................... 20 29th Av N

Madison Park .................................... 3010 11th Av N

McCormick Park ................................... 2101 9th Av S

McKinley Park .................................... 2931 10th St N

Meadow Creek Park ........... 4800 Meadow Creek Dr S

Mickelson Field ...................................... 901 Oak St N

Milwaukee Trail Mini Park #1 .................. 3601 17 St S



North Broadway ................................ 1052 36th Av N

Northfields Park .................................. 7300 27th St N

North Oaks Park ................................. 2881 Lilac Ln N

Oak Creek Park ...................................... 4403 25 St S

Oak Grove Park ..................................170 Maple St N

Oak Manor Park ..................................2400 18th St S

Ole Tangen Park .................................10 Roberts St N

Osgood Park ......................................4951 47th St S

Osgood School Park ........................... 5400 44th Av S

Oxbow Park .........................................1650 Elm St N

Pepsi Soccer Complex .........................3101 Hwy 81 N

Pointe West Park .............................3331 42nd St SW

Ponte’s Park ........................................1533 S River Rd

Rabanus Park ..................................... 4315 18th Av S

Rabanus Sand VB Complex ................. 4301 18th Av S

Rheault Farm .......................................2902 25th St S

Riverside Gardens ...................................345 2nd St N

Riverwood Park .................................. 5100 16th St N

Roosevelt Park ...................................... 1220 9th St N

Rosewood Park .................................. 1508 41st Av S

Silverleaf Park ......................................5755 27th St S

Skate Park at Dike West...........................310 4th St S

South Point 2nd Park .................. 35th Av & 20th St S

Southwest Park .......................... 15th Av & 20th St S

Southwest Softball Complex ............... 1804 17th Av S

Statue of Liberty Park ............................. 100 Main Av

Stonebridge #1 Park ............................3711 25th St S

Stonebridge #2 Park ........................... 3700 32nd St S

Teamsters Park ......................................1900 1st Av S

Tharaldson Baseball Park .................2401 42nd St SW

Timberline Park ..................................... 3127 46 Av S

Trefoil Park ...........................................1321 Elm St N

Trollwood Park .....................................3664 Elm St N

Unicorn Park ........................................1603 3rd Av N

Urban Plains Park ............................... 5050 30th Av S

VA Hospital Park ...................................1805 Elm St N

Veteran’s Park ...................................... 4951 53rd St S

Village West Park.........................4415 9th Av Circle S

Viola Eid Park ........................................901 47th St S

Vista Park ............................................3750 45th St S

Washington Park ............................ 1725 Broadway N

Westgate Park ........................ 2700 Southgate Dr SW

Wildflower Grove Park ................... 9 Lower Terrace N

Willow Park ........................................ 5001 16th Av S

Woodbury Park ...............................3501 23rd Av SW

Woodhaven North Park ...................... 4300 44th Av S

Woodhaven South Park .......... 4802 Woodhaven Dr S

Yunker Farm ...................................... 1201 28th Av N

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dog parks The dog parks offer fenced in areas for large and small dogs to exercise and socialize. There is seating for dog owners at all the dog parks and a water fountain for pets at the Village West location. The dog parks are open daily from dawn to dusk year round, weather and turf conditions permitting.

BRANDT CROSSING DOG PARK5009 33rd Av S

DIKE EAST DOG PARK100 2nd St S

YUNKER FARM DOG PARK1257 28th Av N

VILLAGE WEST DOG PARK4415 9th Av Circle S

walking tracksThe Fargo Park District, in cooperation with the Fargo Public Schools, provides facilities for walkers wanting to be indoors. The walking tracks are open daily. Hours are subject to change based on holidays, school events and other programming needs. Call 499-6060 for more information.

SPORTS ARENA • 2001 17th Av S November-February Monday-Saturday ..........................................7:00 am-9:00 pm Sunday .............................................................. Noon-9:00 pm2nd Week of March-May Monday-Thursday .........................................7:00 am-9:00 pm Friday ............................................................7:00 am-5:00 pm Saturday ........................................................9:00 am-5:00 pm Sunday .............................................................. Noon-5:00 pmJune-Mid August Monday-Friday ..............................................7:00 am-3:00 pm Saturday-Sunday ........................................................... ClosedEnd of August-October Monday-Thursday .........................................7:00 am-9:00 pm Friday ............................................................7:00 am-5:00 pm Saturday ........................................................9:00 am-5:00 pm Sunday .............................................................. Noon-5:00 pm

NORTH HIGH • 801 17th Av NSeptember-May Monday-Friday ..............................................6:30 am-9:00 pm

COURTS PLUS COMMUNITY FITNESS • 3491 S University DrOpen year round, free for members, daily fee for non-members.

for a list of rules and policies go to:

www.fargoparks.com

cross country ski trailsCome out and enjoy some great winter exercise. Cross-country ski trails are available to the public free of charge. The Fargo Park District offers four skiing sites throughout the city. Trails are groomed as needed, depending on the trail and weather conditions. Updates are posted at www.fargoparks.com

For more information on cross country skiing in the Fargo/Moorhead area, contact Prairie’s Edge Nordic Skiers at [email protected].

EDGEWOOD GOLF COURSE TRAIL This trail offers traditional and skating trails. Edgewood Trail head is located at 19 Golf Course Av N. A warm chalet and ski rentals are offered during chalet hours. The trail is 4.7 miles.

DIKE EAST TO LINDENWOOD TRAIL This trail offers traditional and skating trails. Dike East Trail Head is located at 100 2nd St S. Lindenwood Trail Head is located at 1905 Roger Maris Drive. The trail is 3.5 miles.

ROSE CREEK GOLF COURSE TRAIL This trail offers traditional trails. Rose Creek Trail Head is located at 1500 Rose Creek Parkway. The trail is 2.7 miles.

PRAIRIEWOOD GOLF COURSE TRAIL This trail offers traditional trails. Prairiewood Trail Head is located at 22 Prairiewood Drive. The trail is 1.75 miles.

recreational trail systemThe Fargo Park District’s goal for our trail system is to provide safe and enjoyable trails for bicyclists, walkers, runners and inline skaters. There are over 90 miles of scenic paths in the Fargo park system. A complete map of the Recreational Trail System is available online at:

www.fargoparks.com

lindenwood bike rentals • 356-2106Explore the trails of scenic Lindenwood Park on a bike from Lindenwood Bike Rentals. Lindenwood Bike Rentals is located in the heart of Lindenwood Park, across from the Info Center and offering rentals of Surrey Bikes, Fun Cycles, Banana Peel and more. Open the first weekend in May through September.

rec trails:



gyms+swims+skates

open gym • NORTH HIGH, 801 17th Av NAll schedules subject to change during school holidays or special events. BASKETBALL ONLY • Saturdays, November 15-March 14Adults (18 & over) .................................... 9:00 am-12:30 pmYouth (age 13-17) .................................... 12:30-4:00 pm

OPEN GYM • Sundays, November 16-March 15Family (West Court) ................................. 12:00-1:30 pmYouth (age 13-17) (East Court) ................. 12:00-1:30 pmAdults (18 & over) .................................... 1:30-3:00 pm

youth open gymsThe Fargo Park District, in cooperation with the Fargo Public Schools, will be conducting a community open gym program designed to provide free play for youth during a supervised time period. One of the main goals of the program will be to allow public use of the neighborhood elementary gyms for games. Gyms will be open on the weekends through the season. NORTH SIDE GYMS:Longfellow ............................................... 20 29th Av NRoosevelt ................................................. 1026 10th St N

SOUTH SIDE GYMS:Centennial ............................................... 4201 25th St SClara Barton ............................................ 1417 6th St SLincoln .................................................... 2120 9th St SOsgood Kindergarten Center ................... 5550 44th Av S

date: Saturdays & Sundays, December 6-March 15time: K-5th Grade ................................. 1:00-4:00 pm

Depending upon the school, a specific schedule will be worked out with each school. Note: All schedules and locations are subject to change depending on gym usage. For current schedule, please check our website at: www.fargoparks.com

open gym • COURTS PLUS, 3491 South University DrFree with Courts Plus membership. Day pass fee applies for non-members. All ages welcome.

Monday and Wednesday ............5:00am-5:30pm & 7:30pm-11:00pmTuesday and Thursday .................5:00am-12:00pm & 2:00pm-11:00pmFriday ..........................................5:00am-12:00pm & 2:00pm-9:00pmSaturday .....................................7:00am-10:00am & 12:00pm-9:00pmSunday .......................................8:00am-9:00pm

open swim FARGO SOUTH, 1840 15th Av Sdate: Saturdays & Sundays, December 6-March 29time: 1:00-5:00 pmfee: Youth (18 and under) .......................................$2.25 Adults (19 and over) .........................................$3.55 Family .............................................................$7.10 Current Courts Plus Members ...........................FREE

South High Indoor Pool is also available for private rentals on Saturday and Sunday evenings from 5:30-7:30 pm. This is ideal for youth groups, church groups, celebrations or birthday parties. Pool rental is $75.00 per hour. Fee includes lifeguards. Call Dave Klundt at 499-6087 or email [email protected] more information.

Coliseum, 807 17th Av N • 241-8155SW Youth Ice Arena, 4404 23rd Av SW • 356-9888Sports Arena, 2001 17th Av S • 241-8153Times and dates vary. Hours are subject to change. For current schedule visit: www.fargoparks.com

fee: Children 12 & Under ..................................................$2.50Juniors 13-18 .............................................................$3.25Adults over 18 ...........................................................$3.50Family ........................................................................$5.50

indoor publicskating

Indoor Pool:

www.fargoparks.com

COURTS PLUS COMMUNITY FITNESS MEMBERSget free access to open swim.


warming houses+chalets

sledding hill+warming house DIKE WEST, 310 4th St S • 235-1200The Dike West loft area is available to rent. The rental fee is $20.00 per hour. For reservations call 499-6091.

HOURS OF OPERATION*December 6-March 1 (pending snowfall)Monday-Friday ................................................ 3:30-8:00 pmSaturday ......................................................... 10:00 am-8:00 pmSunday ........................................................... 12:00-8:00 pm

SPECIAL HOURSDecember 24 & 25 .......................................... ClosedDecember 26-January 2 .................................. 12:00-8:00 pmJanuary 19 ...................................................... 12:00-8:00 pm

winter fun+warming house EDGEWOOD, 19 Golf Course Av N • 232-8620Edgewood Golf Course is a wonderland of wintertime fun offering cross-country skiing, ski rental, snowshoe rental and sledding hill. The Edgewood Chalet (at the old clubhouse) is open as a warming facility with an interior fireplace and snack bar. The sledding hill is lit during the chalet hours.

RESERVATIONSThe Edgewood Chalet (at the old clubhouse) fireplace area is available for rent. Rental fee is $40.00 per hour. Reservations will be taken on a first come first serve basis starting Monday, October 6. For reservations call Divots at 364-9800.

HOURS OF OPERATION*December 6-March 1 (pending snowfall)Monday-Friday ................................................ 3:30-8:00 pmSaturday ......................................................... 10:00 am-8:00 pmSunday ........................................................... 12:00-8:00 pm

SPECIAL HOURSDecember 24 & 25 .......................................... ClosedDecember 26-January 2 .................................. 12:00-8:00 pmJanuary 19 ...................................................... 12:00-8:00 pmSleigh Rides (Saturdays starting Jan 3) ............ 1:00-4:00 pm

X-COUNTRY SKI & SNOWSHOE RENTALAvailable during chalet hours. Cross Country Ski rentals are Youth-$5.25, Adult-$10.75. Snowshoe rentals are $4.50. All equipment must stay on-site.

* Hours are subject to change according to weather conditions. Dike West, Edgewood Chalet and warming houses will be closed earlier than scheduled in the evenings if temps reach -10 degrees or colder and/or windchills at -30 or more.

rinks+warming housesOutdoor skating rinks are located throughout the city offering both public skating and hockey facilities. All rinks have a heated warming house and rink attendant.

HOURS OF OPERATION*December 6-March 1 (weather permitting)Monday-Friday ................................................ 3:30-8:00 pmSaturday-Sunday ............................................. 12:00-8:00 pm

SPECIAL HOURSDecember 24 & 25 .......................................... ClosedDecember 26-31, January 2 ............................ 12:00-8:00 pmJanuary 1 Centennial, Clara Barton, Longfellow and Roosevelt .......................................... 12:00-8:00 pmJanuary 19 Centennial, Clara Barton, Longfellow and Roosevelt .......................................... 12:00-8:00 pm All others ................................................. 3:30-8:00 pm

NORTHSIDE LOCATIONSHorace Mann .......................................................1025 3rd St NLongfellow ............................................................20 29th Av N Madison .......................................................... 1040 29th St NMcKinley ............................................................ 2930 8th St NRoosevelt ............................................................ 1220 9th St NWashington ...................................................1724 Broadway N

SOUTHSIDE LOCATIONSBennett .......................................................... 2000 58th Av SBrunsdale (only open Fri-Sun) ............................ 1702 27th Av SCentennial ......................................................... 4201 25th St S*Clara Barton ...................................................... 1417 6th St SJefferson ............................................................ 1622 3rd Av SLincoln ............................................................. 2120 9th St SLemke Park .......................................................... 1000 32 Av SLewis & Clark ..................................................... 1729 16th St SKennedy .............................................................. 4500 42 St SVillage West (only open Fri-Sun) .................4415 9th Av Circle SWestgate .............................................. 2700 Southgate Dr SW

All warming houses are available to rent Saturdays and Sundays 10:00 am-12:00 pm during the season. Rental fee is $20.00 per hour. Call 701-499-6091 for reservations.

*Clara Barton loft is available to rent between 10:00 am-8:00 pm.



cpr+snowmobile safety

youth snowmobile safety courseNorth Dakota law requires youth ages 12-16, who do not have a valid driver’s license or permit, to be certified in order to legally operate snowmobiles on land other than their parents. Successfully completing a Youth Safety Course is needed for certification. Pre-registration is required!

location: Depot, 701 Main Av • Boardroomdate: Saturday, December 6 time: 10:00 am-2:00 pm fee: $10.00

*Register through ND Parks & Rec Department (701) 328-5357 or www.ndparks.com

CPR coursesAll courses are American Red Cross Certified. Classes will take place at the Robert D. Johnson Rec Center, 1104 2nd Av S. Classes limited to first 10 paid registrants.

course: date: time: fee: code:Adult CPR & AED Monday, September 22 6:30-9:00 pm $41.00 22182Pediatric (Infant & Child) CPR Monday, September 29 6:30-9:00 pm $41.00 22183Pediatric (Infant & Child) CPR Monday, October 6 6:30-9:00 pm $41.00 22184

SOUTHWEST YOUTH ARENA 4404 23rd Av SW • 499-6091 Ice Time includes Tournament Room (Party Room) for one hour. Please call for current ice rental rates.

STUDIO RINK AT SPORTS ARENA2001 17th Av S • 499-6091Ice time (recreational skating only - no hockey). No party room available.rate: $66.00/hr

METRO RECREATION CENTER3110 Main Av • 499-6091Soccer, Football, Tag, etc. with party area included for one hour with field rental.rate: $52.00/hr (2014) $53.00/hr (2015)

DIKE WEST • 310 4th St S • 499-6091Sliding Hill with the Loft Area available for groups of 25 or less. rate: $20.00/hr

WARMING HOUSES • 499-6091Please see page 6 for all locations.Saturdays & Sundays, 10:00 am-12:00 pm(Clara Barton Loft •1451 6th St, Saturdays & Sundays, 10:00 am-8:00 pm)rate: $20.00/hr

SOUTH HIGH INDOOR POOL1840 15th Av S • 499-6091Open Swim. Saturdays & Sundays (Dec 5-Mar 24) 5:30 pm-7:30 pmrate: $75/hr (no party room available)

RDJ REC CENTER1104 2nd Av S • 499-7788Elementary Size Gymnasium. rate: $23.00/hr (2014) $23.50/hr (2015)Party room available with seating for 15. rate: $10.25/hr (2014) $10.50/hr (2015)

COURTS PLUS COMMUNITY FITNESS3491 S University Dr • 237-4805Gymnasium, indoor playground and party rooms. Birthday packages are available.Call for package prices and details.

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registration:

League schedules, rosters and rules will be available online the week prior to leagues starting: www.fargoparks.com

adult sports+recreation

I6” coed softballThis 16-inch softball league is designed to be an easy wind down from the tense summer softball season. Some overflow games may be played on Wednesdays. location: Anderson Softball Complex, 2400 45th St SWdate: Thursdays, August 21-Mid October register by: Tuesday, August 5fee: $310.00 per team code:Upper 22312 Lower 22313

adult lacrosse age 16+This recreational indoor league will play one hour games. League will follow outdoor rules but are modified for indoor safety precautions. Players must provide their own equipment. Team meeting will take place on Thursday, September 4 at 7:00 pm to review schedule and rules for league.location: Metro Rec Center, 3110 Main Avdate: Thursdays, September 11-November 6 time: 8:00-11:00 pmfee: $429.00 per team code: 22192

pickleball age 18-54

Pickleball is a fun game that is played on a badminton court with the net lowered to 34 inches at the center. It is played with a perforated plastic baseball (similar to a whiffle ball) and wood or composite paddles. It is easy for beginners to learn, but can develop into a quick, fast-paced, competitive game for experienced players. It is a cross between tennis, badminton and table tennis. location: Clara Barton, 1451 6th St Sdate: Saturdays, January 3-March 14 time: 10:00 am-1:00 pm fee: $52.75 code: 22193

adult fencing age 16+

BEGINNER FENCINGThe class emphasis is on the basic fundamentals of fencing. The foil is used to teach basic blade work concepts. Basic form, tactics and bouting are included in the class. Participants need to wear sweatpants and court shoes (NO shorts). No experience necessary. All equipment is provided.location: Southwest Youth Ice Arena, 4404 23rd Av SWdays: Tuesdays & Thursdays date: time: fee: code: September 2-October 23 6:00-7:30 pm $70.50 22185 October 28-December 18 6:00-7:30 pm $70.50 22186January 6-February 26 6:00-7:30 pm $70.50 22187

ADVANCED FENCINGThis class expands beyond the basics of fencing. Perfecting basic form, tactics and bouting are included in the class, as are advanced fencing topics, strategy and current competition rules. Participants need to wear sweatpants and court shoes (NO shorts). Fencing experience is required. All equipment is provided.location: Southwest Youth Ice Arena, 4404 23rd Av SWdays: Tuesdays & Thursdaysdate: time: fee: code: September 2-October 23 7:30-9:00 pm $70.50 22188 October 28-December 18 7:30-9:00 pm $70.50 22189January 6-February 26 7:30-9:00 pm $70.50 22190


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fall 3-on-3 basketballTeams referee themselves using 3-on-3 rules. Seven weeks of league play plus tournament.location: North High, 801 17th Av Ndate: September 7-late October register by: Wednesday, August 20fee: $83.25 per team league: day: time: code: Lower Men Sundays 4:30-7:30 pm 22314 Middle Men Sundays 7:30-10:30 pm 22315 Upper Men Sundays 7:30-10:30 pm 22316

winter women’s basketballTeams are divided by strength. Interdivisional play is possible. 10 league games plus tournament. location: Ben Franklin Jr. High, 1420 8th St Ndate: November 2-February/March register by: Wednesday, October 15fee: $615.00 per teamleague: day: time: code: Lower Sundays 1:30-9:30 pm 22317Middle Sundays 1:30-9:30 pm 22318Upper Sundays 1:30-9:30 pm 22319

winter men’s basketballLeagues range from level A amateur players to less competitive recreational play. There will be 10 league games plus a tournament. League playoffs will be held at the end of the season.location: Area Gyms date: November 2-Feb/March register by: Wednesday, October 15 fee: $615.00 per teamleagues: A=highest level, C1=2nd level, C2=3rd level, Rec=lowest level

league: location: day: time: code: Rec North/Centennial Sundays 3:15-9:15 pm 22320 C2 North/Centennial Sundays 3:15-9:15 pm 22321 C1 North/Centennial Sundays 3:15-9:15 pm 22322C2 & Rec Roosevelt/Clara Barton Mondays 7:00-10:00 pm 22323Rec Osgood Tuesdays 6:30-9:30 pm 22324Rec North/Ben Franklin Wednesdays 6:15-9:30 pm 22325C2 North/Ben Franklin Wednesdays 6:15-9:30 pm 22326A & C1 North/Ben Franklin Wednesdays 6:30-8:30 pm 22327

adult pick-up basketballAll ages and skill levels welcome.location: Courts Plus Community Fitness Center, 3491 S University Drfee: Free with Courts Plus membership. Day pass fee for non-members.day: time: Monday 5:30-7:30 pmTuesday 12:00-2:00 pmWednesday 5:30-7:30 pmThursday 12:00-2:00 pmFriday 12:00-2:00 pmSaturday 10:00 am-12:00 pm


Basketball Leagues:




broomball leagues age 16+MEN’S LEAGUEThe Fargo Park District offers a 12 game season, plus tournament. location: Southwest Youth Ice Arena • 4404 23rd Av SWdate: October 22-mid Marchregister by: Wednesday, October 8fee: $863.00 per teamleague: day: time: code:Upper Wednesdays evenings 22329 Lower Wednesdays evenings 22330

COED LEAGUESix-game season plus tournament play.location: Southwest Youth Ice Arena • 4404 23rd Av SWdate: January 4-Marchregister by: Monday, December 22fee: $493.00 per teamleague: day: time: code:Coed Sundays evenings 22331

adult table tennis leagueLeague is limited to the first 24 paid registrants.location: American Gold Gym, 2001 17 Av Sdate: Sunday, November 9-February 22time: 1:00-5:00 pmfee: $25.00 per personcode: 22328

cross country skiing 101 age 16+The goal of the 101 classes is for the participants to have fun while learning the skills needed to enjoy Cross Country Skiing. Instructors will teach the students classic ski techniques with a goal of skiing a distance of 1 kilometer. Students will learn to manage equipment, get-up from a fall and techniques to safely climb and descend hills. Trail etiquette, trail safety and clothing issues will be discussed. All equipment is provided for these classes, if necessary.location: Edgewood Chalet, 19 Golf Course Av N time: 12:30-2:00 pminstructors: Prairie’s Edge Nordic Skiers Club Members fee: $28.75course: date: register by: code:Adults 101 Sundays, January 4 & 11 December 26 22194Adults 101 Sundays, January 18 & 25 January 9 22195

dodgeball leagues age 16+

The Fargo Park District offers a 14 game season. For more information please contact Jordan Clementson at 499-6089.location: Roosevelt School, 1026 N 10th Stdate: January 4- Marchregister by: Wednesday, December 17fee: $149.00 per teamleague: day: time: code:Coed Sundays 5:00-10:00 pm 22332Men’s Wednesdays 7:00-10:00 pm 22333




winter volleyballAll winter volleyball six-player teams will receive 14 matches of league play, plus tournament participation. A match consists of three games up to 20 points (Rally point system). League and tournament awards will be given to the winners. Leagues will be scheduled pending availability of gyms and days teams are available to play.location: Area gyms (All schools subject to change.) date: November-February register by: Wednesday, October 15 fee: $310.00 per team

league: level: location: day: start times: code:Coed Middle American Gold Sundays 6:00-9:45 pm 22334Coed Lower American Gold Sundays 6:00-9:45 pm 22335Coed Upper American Gold/Centennial/Osgood Mondays 6:00-10:20 pm 22336Coed Middle American Gold/Centennial/Osgood Mondays 6:00-10:20 pm 22337Coed Lower RDJ Rec Center Mondays 6:00-9:20 pm 22338Coed Middle American Gold/Clara Barton Tuesdays 8:30-10:30 pm 22339Coed Lower RDJ Rec Center Tuesdays 6:00-9:20 pm 22340 Women Upper South High Wednesdays 6:45-9:00 pm 22341 Women Middle Shanley/South High Wednesdays 6:45-9:45 pm 22342Women Lower Shanley/South High Wednesdays 6:45-9:45 pm 22343Women Rec Clara Barton Wednesdays 6:45-9:45 pm 22355Coed Upper American Gold/Clara Barton/Osgood Thursdays 6:00-10:20 pm 22344Coed Middle American Gold/Clara Barton/Osgood Thursdays 6:00-10:20 pm 22345Coed Lower RDJ Rec Center Thursdays 6:00-9:20 pm 22356

VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE RULES: Proper technique of bumping, spiking, setting and serving is used in these leagues. Leagues are divided A-F depending on skill level. USAV rules are used. The coed leagues are made up of one-half male team members and one-half female team members.

court rentalsVolleyball courts are available for practice on a first come, first serve basis. Rental times may be adjusted due to league play.

location: Sports Arena, 2001 17th Av Sdate: August 17 to Mid-October time: Sat & Sun • Noon-5:00 pm

6th annual bruce gnadt memorial volleyball tournamentThis tournament is in memory of Bruce Gnadt, an avid volleyball player and supporter. Register as an individual, teams will be formed by the staff the morning of the tournament. Teams are divided by position and skill level. No team registrations are taken. Registration form available online at www.fargoparks.com. Individual registrations only.location: Sports Arena, 2001 17th Av S date: Saturday, October 11fee: $20.00 by Monday, October 6 • $25.00 day of eventcode: 22196


adult sports+recreationLeague schedules, rosters and rules will be available online the week prior to leagues starting: www.fargoparks.com


drop in adult hockeyStop by the rink for a fun and laid back pick-up hockey game. No checking, slapshots, or fighting. Pucks and pullover jerseys will be provided.location: Coliseum, 807 17th Av Ndate: Wednesdays, November 5-February 18time: 11:30am-1:00pmfee: $5 per session, goalies free

location: Southwest Youth Ice Arena 4404 23rd Av SWdate: TBD Weekday evenings, September-October and March-AprilCheck www.fargoparks.com for schedulefee: $5 per session, goalies free

adult hockey leagues age 18+Leagues do not allow checking or slap shots. USA Hockey rules are used for all divisions. All games are approximately one hour. Teams will play approximately 13 games. *Registration is on a first come first serve basis. Players are only allowed to play in one league. For more info, contact Craig Bjur at 499-6090.

ADULT NO CHECKlocation: Sports Arena, 2001 17th Av S Coliseum, 807 17th Av Ndate: October 29-Marchregister by: Monday, October 20fee: $1,075.00 per teamleague: day: time: code:Upper Wednesdays evenings 22346Lower Sundays & Wednesdays evenings 22347

NOVICE HOCKEY LEAGUE - NHLLeague is for beginners or those with limited experience. League will start with one week of practice and then form into equal teams for league play. Teams will play a 12-game season. Those with experience at/or beyond high school are asked not to participate in this league. All participants will receive a league jersey. equipment required: gloves, stick, skates and helmet. A mask is strongly encouraged.location: Southwest Youth Ice Arena, 4404 23rd Av SW and Coliseum, 807 17th Av Ndate: Wednesdays, November 12-early Marchfee: $133.50 per player* code: 22348* Goalies can register for free by contacting Craig Bjur at 499-6090

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program informationSKATES: The Fargo Park District does not have skate rentals. Hockey or figure skates are acceptable. Double-bladed skates are not allowed. Skates should fit where the big toe brushes the end of the skates. They should be tied tight as they will loosen as the child skates. Scheels and Play It Again Sports sell used skates.

DRESS: Children are required to wear mittens or gloves in every class. Hats are suggested for Adult and Tots and Beginners for good protection of the skater’s head. Legs and arms must be covered. Skaters should wear layers of sweatpants instead of snowpants. As the weather gets colder outside, the temperature of the rink also gets colder, so dress warm.

CLASS BEHAVIOR: Skaters may not eat candy or chew gum during class. Parents are encouraged to watch but not to interact with the skater during classes, with the exception of the Adult and Tot program.

CONFIRMATION NOTE: Registrants will be contacted prior to the start of the program with dates of all classes. Due to tournaments, some classes may go longer than six weeks to complete all sessions.

TESTING: The testing dates will be noted in your confirmation. These dates will be the only time for testing. Test results will be handed out the last day of classes for the session.

learn to skateThese classes offer basic professional skating instructions for boys and girls age 2 to 14. Students are awarded test results at the end of the six classes.

ADULT & TOTS: Classes are for the beginning skater age 2-5. Skaters will skate in the class with a parent (parent must wear skates). Classes are held once a week for 45 minutes for six weeks.

BEGINNERS 1: Classes are for beginning skaters 5 years old and above that have never been in a previous skating program. Classes are held once a week for 45 minutes for six weeks.

BEGINNERS 2: Classes are for skaters who have completed Beginners Level 1. Classes are held once a week for 45 minutes for six weeks.

INTERMEDIATE: Classes are for skaters who have completed Beginners Level 2. Classes are held once a week for 45 minutes for six weeks. You may register for up to two classes per session. Skaters will work on Level 3 and Level 4.

ADVANCED: Classes are for the skaters who have completed Intermediate Level 4. Classes are held once a week for 45 minutes for six weeks. You may register for up to two classes per session. Skaters will work on Level 5 and Level 6.

NOVICE PATCH: Novice Patch is the next progressive step for skaters who have completed Advanced Level 6. Students are taught the fundamentals of freeskate, dance and moves in the field. You may register for up to two classes per session. Classes are held once a week for 45 minutes for six weeks.

PRIVATE LESSONS: Classes are for those who have mastered at least Level 4 and want to start private lessons. If you are interested in private lessons please contact Laura Jacobson at 239-9364.

ADULT: This is a class for adults age 15 and older who would like to learn how to skate or improve on the basics of skating. Park District instructors will conduct group lessons and individual instruction.

ice skating program

2015 ice skatingrevue

At the end of each year’s skating season, students from each of the Park District classes present an “Ice Skating Revue.” Registration forms will be available at www.fargoparks.com and will be mailed to each skater who enrolled in session 1, 2 or 3. All classes and lessons are supervised by the Fargo Park District’s Ice Revue Director.

location: Coliseum • 801 17th Av Ndate: Saturday & Sunday, March 14-15 (subject to change)time: Saturday 7:00 pm & Sunday 2:00 pm

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registration:

For all levels of skating lessons, you must register in advance. 1. Anyone may register now for any ONE session of lessons. You may register for two classes per session.2. To sign up for an additional session, you must wait until the session you are currently in has ended, allowing you to register for the next appropriate level. This also allows everyone the opportunity to register and participate in at least one session.3. Find the code corresponding to the level, day, time and location you prefer. 4. Registrations will be taken on a first come, first serve basis until full or by the following deadlines: • Session 1: Friday, September 12 at Noon • Session 2: Friday, October 31 at Noon • Session 3: Friday, January 9 at Noon

make-ups: Each skater is allowed one make-up class per session. Choose a class and let the instructor know you are making up class time.

Please call Fargo Park District at 499-6060 with questions.

levels:Adult & Tots (age 2-5) ..... Pre-Levels 1-3

Beginners 1 (age 5+) ....... Level 1

Beginners 2 ..................... Level 2

Intermediates .................. Level 3 & 4

Advanced ....................... Level 5 & 6

Novice Patch ................... Level 7 & above

Private Lessons ................ Level 5+

Adults (age 15+)

session 1date: Starts September 16, six classesregister by: Friday, September 12 at noonfee: Youth $38.75

level: day: time: location: code:

Adult & Tots Tuesdays 4:45-5:30 pm Southwest Arena 22197

Adult & Tots Thursdays 4:45-5:30 pm Southwest Arena 22198

Beginner 1 Tuesdays 5:30-6:15 pm Southwest Arena 22201

Beginner 1 Thursdays 5:30-6:15 pm Southwest Arena 22202



Intermediate Tuesdays 4:45-5:30 pm Southwest Arena 22205

Intermediate Thursdays 6:15-7:00 pm Southwest Arena 22206

Advanced Tuesdays 4:45-5:30 pm Southwest Arena 22199

Advanced Thursdays 6:15-7:00 pm Southwest Arena 22200

Novice Patch Tuesdays 6:15-7:00 pm Southwest Arena 22207

Novice Patch Thursdays 7:00-7:45 pm Southwest Arena 22208

classes offered at: Sports Arena, 2001 17th Av S • Coliseum, 801 17th Av N • Southwest Youth Ice Facility, 4404 23rd Av SW


ice skating programsession 2date: Starts November 3, six classesregister by: Friday, October 31 at noonfee: Youth $38.75, Adult $51.50


Adult & Tots Mondays 5:30-6:15 pm Sports Arena 22209


Adult & Tots Wednesdays 4:45-5:30 pm Sports Arena 22211



Adult & Tots Fridays 6:30-7:15 pm Sports Arena 22214

Adult & Tots Saturdays 11:45 am-12:30 pm Coliseum 22215

Beginner 1 Mondays 4:45-5:30 pm Sports Arena 22229


Beginner 1 Wednesdays 5:30-6:15 pm Sports Arena 22231


Beginner 1 Fridays 5:30-6:15 pm Sports Arena 22233


Beginner 1 Saturdays 11:00-11:45 am Coliseum 22235









Intermediate Saturdays 10:15-11:00 am Coliseum 22257



Advanced Saturdays 10:15-11:00 am Coliseum 22225



Novice Patch Saturdays 11:45 am-12:30 pm Coliseum 22263

Adult Thursdays 7:00-7:45 pm Southwest Arena 22267

classes offered at: Sports Arena, 2001 17th Av S Coliseum, 801 17th Av NSouthwest Youth Ice Facility, 4404 23rd Av SW


session 3date: Starts January 9, six classesregister by: Thursday, January 8 at noonfee: Youth $38.75, Adult $51.50


Adult & Tots Mondays 5:30-6:15 pm Sports Arena 22216





Adult & Tots Fridays 6:30-7:15 pm Sports Arena 22221

Adult & Tots Saturdays 11:45 am-12:30 pm Coliseum 22222



















Advanced Saturdays 10:15-11:00 am Coliseum 22228



Novice Patch Saturdays 11:45 am-12:30 pm Coliseum 22266

Adult Thursdays 7:00-7:45 pm Southwest Arena 22268

classes offered at: Sports Arena, 2001 17th Av S Coliseum, 801 17th Av NSouthwest Youth Ice Facility, 4404 23rd Av SW

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Hockey skills for beginning and intermediate level youth skaters. We will be teaching basic beginner skating skills while integrating beginning hockey skills. Skater will gain basic forward and backward skating along with balance skills, hockey starts, stops and turns. Skaters should come in full hockey gear. Beginners 1 and 2 no sticks. Intermediate should bring your own sticks. locations: SW Youth Ice Arena, 4404 23rd Av S • Coliseum, 801 17th Av N

session 1 (6 classes)date: Starts September 16register by: Friday, Sept 12 at noonfee: $38.75

session 2 (6 classes)date: Starts November 4register by: Friday, Oct 31 at noonfee: $38.75

session 3 (6 classes)date: Starts January 10register by: Friday, Jan 9 at noonfee: $38.75


youth sports sampler age 4-6Youth Sports Sampler provides an opportunity for your child to “sample” soccer, volleyball, basketball and other sports to determine which, if any, spark an interest. Don’t miss out on all the fun! This is a five week program is limited to the first 20 registrants in each class.

FALL SESSIONlocation: Clara Barton, 1417 6th St Sdays: Tuesdays & Thursdaysdate: September 2-October 2time: fee: code: 5:00-5:45 pm $41.75 222936:00-6:45 pm $41.75 222947:00-7:45 pm $41.75 22295

WINTER SESSIONlocation: Clara Barton, 1417 6th St Sdays: Tuesdays & Thursdaysdate: January 6-February 5time: fee: code: 5:00-5:45 pm $41.75 222966:00-6:45 pm $41.75 222977:00-7:45 pm $41.75 22298

URBAN DENTAL HEALTHFamily and Cosmetic Dentistry

701.353.2100New Patients and

Emergencies Welcome!Open Monday-Saturday

2907 Seter Parkway S • Fargo, ND 58104West of Scheels Arena and Sanford Wellness Center

Chris Eriksson, DDS

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youth sports+recreationFor more information on youth programs and registration visit us online:

www.fargoparks.com


youth sports+recreationyouth fencing age 12-15

BEGINNER FENCINGThis is for ages 12-15 interested in learning to fence. The class emphasis is on the basic fundamentals of fencing. The foil is used to teach basic blade work concepts. Basic form, tactics and bouting are included in the class. Participants need to wear sweatpants and court shoes (NO shorts). No experience necessary. All equipment is provided.location: Southwest Youth Ice Arena, 4404 23rd Av SWdays: Tuesdays & Thursdaysdate: time: fee: code: Sept 2-Oct 23 6:00-7:30 pm $37.50 22299Oct 28-Dec 18 6:00-7:30 pm $37.50 22300Jan 6-Feb 26 6:00-7:30 pm $37.50 22301

ADVANCED FENCINGFor age 12-15 who are interested in learning advanced concepts of fencing. This class expands beyond the basics of fencing. Perfecting basic form, tactics and bouting are included in the class, as are advanced fencing topics, strategy and current competition rules. Participants need to wear sweatpants and court shoes (NO shorts). Fencing experience is required. All equipment is provided.location: Southwest Youth Ice Arena, 4404 23rd Av SWdays: Tuesdays & Thursdaysdate: time: fee: code: Sept 2-Oct 23 7:30-9:00 pm $37.50 22302Oct 28-Dec 18 7:30-9:00 pm $37.50 22303Jan 6-Feb 26 7:30-9:00 pm $37.50 22304

youth lacrosse age 8-14This six week recreational league will teach the basic skills for the fastest growing sport in the country. Players must provide their own equipment for this league– hockey helmets, shoulder pads, elbow pads and gloves are acceptable. All participants will receive a league t-shirt. For more information contact Craig Bjur at 499-6090. location: Metro Rec Center, 3110 Main Av date: Mondays & Thursdays, September 8-October 16 practices: Mondays scrimmages: Thursdaysleague: time: fee: code: Age 8-10 5:30-6:45 pm $53.75 22305Age 11-14 6:30-7:45 pm $53.75 22306

girls volleyball 4th & 5th grade

This volleyball program focuses on teaching the fundamentals of volleyball, teamwork, sportsmanship and HAVING FUN! This is a nine week program. Participants practice one hour per night.location: Clara Barton, 1417 6th St S and Roosevelt, 1026 10th St N date: Starts October 6 register by: Wednesday, September 17 (First 80 paid registrants.)practices: Mondays & Tuesdays games: Thursdaystime: 5:00-8:00 pm fee: $51.00 code: 22349

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cross country skiing 101 age 6-15The goal of the 101 classes is for the participants to have fun while learning the skills needed to enjoy Cross Country Skiing. Instructors will teach the students classic ski techniques with a goal of skiing a distance of 1 kilometer. Students will learn to manage equipment, get-up from a fall and techniques to safely climb and descend hills. Trail etiquette, trail safety and clothing issues will be discussed. All equipment is provided for these classes, if necessary.location: Edgewood Chalet, 19 Golf Course Av N instructors: Prairie’s Edge Nordic Skiers Club Members fee: $17.00course: date: register by: time: code:Youth 101 age 6-9 Sundays, January 4 & 11 December 26 12:30-2:00 pm 22308Youth 101 age 10-15 Sundays, January 4 & 11 December 26 12:30-2:00 pm 22309Youth 101 age 6-9 Sundays, January 18 & 25 January 9 12:30-2:00 pm 22310Youth 101 age 10-15 Sundays, January 18 & 25 January 9 12:30-2:00 pm 22311

youth curling age 10-18

OPEN HOUSECome learn all about curling! Free pizza & Pepsi products while supplies last. EVERYONE WELCOME!location: FM Curling Club, 4300 23rd Av Sdate: Sunday, November 9time: 2:00-4:00 pmfee: FREE

YOUTH CURLING LEAGUECome check out this cool sport! Leagues will be formed with instruction, coaching and matches to be scheduled. Practices will be scheduled once during the week (depending on coach). Matches will be held Sunday afternoons at 1:30 and 3:30 pm.location: FM Curling Club, 4300 23rd Av S date: November 23-Februaryregister by: Monday, November 17fee: $57.50 per personcode: 22307

Fargo Parks Scholarships can only be used for half of the youth curling registration fee. Application on page 9.

Curling FacilityFM Curling Club • 4300 23rd Av S

www.fargoparks.com

coed basketball K-2nd gradeThis program focuses on teaching the fundamentals of basketball, teamwork, sportsmanship and having FUN! location: Centennial Elementary School, 4201 25th St Sdate: Tuesdays & Thursdays, February 10-March 12fee: $56.00league: time: code: K-1st Grade 5:00 pm 22350K-1st Grade 5:45 pm 22351K-1st Grade 6:30 pm 223522nd Grade 7:15 pm 22353

youth sports+recreationFor more information on youth programs and registration visit us online:

www.fargoparks.com


All programs are held at: Courts Plus Community Fitness • 491 S University Dr

237-4805 • www.courtsplus.org

courts plus programs

MXP maximum performance MXP is competitive training for the serious junior tennis player. Lessons at this level will focus on stroke production, singles and doubles strategy, conditioning, footwork and mental toughness. For more information, please contact Oliver Summers at [email protected], Jeremy Thompson at [email protected] or visit www.courtsplus.org. SESSION 1: August 25-September 21 (4 weeks)SESSION 2: October 6-December 14 (10 weeks)

junior tennis lessonsWhether your child is just starting the game or is trying to make a school team, we have lessons designed to take them to the next level. Our Star Junior Tennis and MXP Tennis program use a progressive court system that use 36’, 60’ and 78’ (regular size) tennis court. Coupled with ensuring proper racquet length and using different types of tennis balls based on age and ability, our goal is to get your child playing tennis as soon as possible. This system gives your child a visible progression to maximize their improvement. Lessons are divided into three critical phases beginning with a warm-up emphasizing tennis specific movement and coordination. This is followed by a skill-building phase and skills are then practiced “live” in a competitive phase, where rallying and game conditions are experienced. For more information, please contact Oliver Summers at [email protected] or Jeremy Thompson at [email protected] or visit www.courtsplus.org. SESSION 1: September 8-October 20 (7 weeks)SESSION 2: October 27-December 8 (7 weeks)

adult tennis leagues & lessonsCourts Plus offers a variety of Men’s and Women’s singles and doubles leagues and lessons. date: September 8-December 14division: league: time: MENS LEAGUES Monday Night Singles 6:00-10:30 pm Wednesday Night Doubles 5:30-10:00 pmWOMENS LEAGUES Tuesday Night Doubles 6:00-9:00 pm Thursday Night Singles 6:30-10:00 pmADULT LESSONS Women’s Drill & Play (Wed & Thur) 9:00-10:30 am Cardio Tennis (Wed & Thur) 11:00-12:00 pm

Courts Plus Community Fitness also offers private lessons and private group lessons for adults and juniors. To find out which league would suit your game best or for additional information please visit our website at www.courtsplus.org or contact Oliver at [email protected].

tennis tournamentsUSTA Pepsi Championships: Boys & Girls 18s, 16s, 14s, & 12s Level 6date: October 24-26Entries must be submitted by Sunday, October 19, 2014 9:59PM at www.northern.usta.com. Tournament ID# 555100913

USTA Pepsi Championships: Boys & Girls 18s, 16s, 14s, & 12s Level 7date: October 31-November 2Entries must be submitted by Sunday, October 26, 2014 9:59PM at www.northern.usta.com. Tournament ID# 555091213

racquetball tournamentsHALLOWEEN BASH date: Saturday, October 25division: C Singles

FALL SHOOTOUT date: Saturday, November 15division: B Singles

SNOWBALL CLASSIC date: Saturday, December 6division: A, Open Singles

F/M ALL CITY date: Saturday, January 10division: A, B, C, Open Singles, Juniors

VALENTINE SHOOTOUT date: Saturday, February 14division: B, C Singles

MARCH MADNESS*date: March 6-8division: All Divisions, Singles and Doubles* USAR Sanctioned Event

SPRING BASHdate: Saturday, April 4division: A, B, C, Open Singles, Juniors


tot sports sampler This program will introduce pre-school aged children to a variety of sports and games. Fundamentals and games will be used to teach kids a new and exciting activity every week. This non-competitive program will stress good sportsmanship, teamwork and most importantly fun; for boys and girls age 3-6.

youth sports sampler This program will introduce participants to a variety of sports and games. Fundamentals and games will be used to teach kids a new and exciting activity every Friday. This non-competitive program will stress good sportsmanship, teamwork and most importantly fun; for boys and girls age 5-10.

youth racquetballYouth lessons available to boys and girls on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4:15pm-5:00pm for Beginners and from 4:45pm-5:30pm for Advanced.

tot basketballThis program will introduce

tot basketballThis program will introduce pre-school aged children to the game of basketball with fun and exciting games and activities. Classes are available weekday mornings at 9:00 am.

youth basketballThis non-competitive program will teach participants the fundamentals of basketball while stressing fun and team-work. The class is available for Kindergarten through second grade boys and girls. Mondays and Wednesdays.

junior running clubLooking to run your first 5K or train for your next one? If so, this club is for you! 5K Training is a fun way to start running, stay in shape, feel great, and improve your overall health! These bi-weekly sessions include group runs and training tips from experienced runners. This six week program will prepare you for a local 5K race.

preschool kidz jamA program designed for pre-school kidz, ages 3-5. Pre-School Kidz Jam will show Kidz that fitness is a blast. Activities will focus on both the mind and body by promoting growth in social, gross motor and intellectual skills. Number concepts, ABCs, body aware-ness, and hand-eye coordination will be included in the class.

kidz jamA fitness and nutrition program designed for kids. Kidz Jam will introduce participants to exciting new skills, equipment and healthy eating habits. Kindergarten-3rd grade boys and girls will explore cardio, strength, agility, flexibility and balance.

intro to dance This class is a great introduction to the world of dance. Students will learn the fundamentals & techniques of dance, including body position, proper alignment, and basic dance vocabulary.

pre-junior fitness & funThis evening youth fitness class is all about making fitness fun. Fitness activities will be led by our Certified Personal Trainers and Group Fitness Instructors. Classes will combine exercise with games and other fun activities for boys and girls, 9-12 years old. Tuesdays & Thursdays.

home-school p.e.The Home-School P.E. Sports Program meets twice a week for 45 minutes of sports activities in the gym and on the track. Boys & Girls, 5-10 years old will learn new sports skills and improve those they know. A new activity will be introduced every day of the program. Mondays and Wednesdays.

junior cycling This is a 30 minute class using specialized bikes to adjust the resistance featuring sprints, jumps, climbs as well as relaxing cool downs.

year-round youth fitnessCourts Plus Community Fitness offers youth programs year round. Contact Katie Trottier to register for upcoming sessions, [email protected] or 237-4805.

fall i session: September 12-October 30 winter session: January 30-March 13fall ii session: November 7-December 19 spring session: March 27-May 8

no school day campsSchools out! Join us for days filled with entertainment and exercise. Activities include team and individual sports, playground games, art projects, outdoor activities, movies and time at the indoor playground.

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family yogaParents and children can now enjoy Yoga together at Courts Plus. Family Yoga is a fun noncompetitive class targeting the younger Tai Chi, Pilates and Yoga fans. The poses combine stretching, flexibility, breathing and meditation. date: twice a month

family danceParents and Children can now enjoy dancing together at Courts Plus. Family Dance is a fun dance/fitness program uniquely designed to introduce children to all kinds music. Kids will love to crank up the music, shake, wiggle and have a blast with their friends and family.date: twice a month

family game nightCome join us for a night of fun playing games and having a good time! Bring the whole family or drop off the kids while you workout. Ages 4-8 must be accompanied by an adult.date: once a month

parents’ night outParents! Need a break? We’ll watch your kids! Have them join us for a night of activities, games, sports and a movie. All activities will take place at Courts Plus.date: once a month

zumbatomicThis fun, energetic class introduces the younger Zumba fans to international music and culture and helps your child build a positive self-image!date: once a month

sunrise &sunset yogaStart your weekend off with this outdoor yoga class. You are welcome to bring your own mat but they will be provided.date: once a month**weather permitting

sport nightCome try some nontraditional sports such as Dodgeball, Floor Hockey, Pickleball, Team Handball, Wallyball and Badminton. It’s FREE, just SHOW UP and HAVE FUN!date: once a month All ages welcome.

Check out these fun monthly offerings from Courts Plus Community Fitness

For more information about Courts Plus Programs, contact Katie Trottier at [email protected] or 237-4805 or visit www.courtsplus.org.

PERSONAL TRAINING:

free consultationsWith the winter season upon us, be sure to stay warm and keep your body active. If your current fitness program is getting stale or you are lacking motivation, meet with one of our Personal Trainers for a free consultation to talk about how we can help you reach your fitness goals. We can meet on a regular basis or get you started on a new program.

contact Wayne Herrick at 237-4805, or email [email protected]


www.courtsplus.org



3on3 basketball leaguesfall league: October 7-December 16 winter/spring league: February 3-April 21fee: $10/members & $50/non-members

5on5 basketball leaguesfall league: October 2-December 11winter/spring league: February 5-April 23fee: $10/members & $50/non-members

9th annual holiday classic youth basketball tournament division: 5th-8th Grade Boysdate: December 12-14fee: $125.00 per team

for more information contact Wayne Herrick:

237-4805 or [email protected]

volleyball campsAll participants receive a camp t-shirt. Limited to the first 24 participants. For more information, contact Katie Trottier 237-4805 or [email protected]

FUTURE STARS 3rd-4th Grade Boys and Girls location: Courts Plus, 3491 S University Drdate: January 12-16time: 4:30-6:00 pmfee: $50.00 ALL STARS5th-6th Grade Boys and Girls location: Courts Plus, 3491 S University Drdate: January 19-23time: 4:30-6:00 pmfee: $50.00

gym rentalsCourts Plus Community Fitness has two regulation sized Basketball Courts available for rentals and birthday parties. The gymnasium can be setup for a variety of activities including Volleyball, Floor Hockey, Basketball, Baseball, Football and Dodgeball. A variety of rental and party packages are available to members and non-members. For more information, contact Wayne Herrick at 237-4805 or [email protected].

spend yourbirthday with us!

Courts Plus allows your child to dream up their own birthday party

package. Whether the playground, playing sports in the gym or a Zumba party, there is a party for everybody.

Call or email for rates and availability.

237-4805 [email protected]

zombie launchCxWorx, BodyAttack, Bodypump, and BodyFlow will launch all of the new programs with a scary twist!For more information, contact Jamie Smith at [email protected] or 237-4805.date: October 20-23fee: Free to members & non-members

NEWfall classes• Barre Fitness• Zumba• Tabata Toning• Piyo• Insanity• Kickboxing• Turbo Kick

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volleyball campsAll participants receive a camp t-shirt. Limited to the first 24 participants. For more information, contact Katie Trottier 237-4805 or [email protected]

FUTURE STARS 3rd-4th Grade Boys and Girls location: Courts Plus, 3491 S University Drdate: January 12-16time: 4:30-6:00 pmfee: $50.00 ALL STARS5th-6th Grade Boys and Girls location: Courts Plus, 3491 S University Drdate: January 19-23time: 4:30-6:00 pmfee: $50.00

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3491 University Dr S • Fargo, ND www.courtsplus.org

REGULAR HOURSMon-Thur 5am - 11pm • Fri 5am - 9pmSat 7am - 9pm • Sun 8am - 9pm

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