Parks, Recreation, Community Services Brochure

SPRING/SUMMER 2012Parks, recreation anD community services

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The City of Reno call center, Reno DIRECT, is designed to improve communication between you and your City government. Our non-emergency call center has one centralized phone number, 334-INFO (4636), for all city services. You can make suggestions, report problems, receive information or request services such as pothole repair, graffiti removal, and traffic signal repairs with just one call. The customer service representatives are available weekdays from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Service requests can also be reported 24/7 online at WWW.RENO.GOV.

reno.GovSave time and register online! Use the “Online Services” menu on the WWW.RENO.GOV homepage to easily register for recreation classes. Many other city services are offered online, such as paying sewer bills and parking tickets, filing a police report, submitting a service request and more. Make sure to click on the social media links on www.Reno.gov to connect with us on social media.

Reno Connect is an electronic alert service designed to improve communication between the City of Reno, citizens, businesses and the general public. This service allows you to subscribe to a wide selection of e-alerts received via email. The broadcasts provide updates and announcements on a variety of topics such as recreation programs, road closures, meeting agendas, special events and development notifications. To use the Reno Connect system, all that is required is a valid email address. Visit the City’s website at WWW.RENO.GOV to sign-up for this free electronic alert service.

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HOLIDAYS – CENTERS AND OFFICES CLOSEDContact us for hours at Rosewood Lakes Golf Course & Northwest Pool

Memorial Day Monday, May 28 Nevada Day Friday, October 26

Independence Day Wednesday, July 4 Veteran’s Day (Observed) Monday, November 12

Labor Day Monday, September 3 Thanksgiving November 22 & 23

email us at: [email protected] for general information352-4249 for after-hours emergenciesfollow us online at:www.facebook.com/cityofrenowww.twitter.com/cityofrenowww.aroundthearch.com

DIRECTORY – PARKS, RECREATION & COMMUNITY SERVICESFacility Address Phone Fax

Evelyn Mount Northeast Community Center(EMNECC) 1301 Valley Road 334-2262 321-8338

Southside Cultural Center 190 East Liberty Street 334-2260 334-2449

McKinley Arts & Culture Center 925 Riverside Drive 334-2417 334-2598

Teglia’s Paradise Park Activity Center 2745 Elementary Drive 356-3176 -

Neil Road Recreation Center 3925 Neil Road 689-8484 689-8487

Park Maintenance/Urban Forestry 2055 Idlewild Drive 334-2270 334-2471

Special Events Office 925 Riverside Drive 334-2414 334-2598

Rosewood Lakes Golf Course 6800 Pembroke Drive 857-2892 857-4488

Sibayan Youth & Recreation Center 1090 Bresson Avenue 326-6666 -

Reno Tennis Center 1901 Plumas Street 689-2975 -

Northwest Pool 2925 Apollo Way 334-2203 -

Idlewild Pool 1805 Idlewild Drive 334-2267 -

Traner Pool 1600 Carville Drive 334-2269 -

Plumas Gym 475 Monroe Street 334-2262 -

Athletic League Rain-out Hotline 334-6268 -

= Key Registration Sites. Contact us for drop-in programs and schedules.

All class schedules, facility hours and instructors are subject to change and/or cancellation.

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3Parks, Recreation and Community Services 775.334.2262

TABLE OF CONTENTSProgram Registration 4

Facility Schedules 5

Adaptive Recreation 6

Dance Classes 8

Martial Arts 10

Fitness 11

Pools and Aquatics 13

Sports 18

Tennis 19

Senior Activities and Services 20

Youth Programs and Summer Camps 23

Public Art 26

Park Programs 27

Park Listings 28

Shelters and Facility Rentals 30

Urban Forestry 33

Rain and Sensory Gardens 34

Special Events 35

As we approach another Spring and Summer in Northern Nevada, we look forward to the many outdoor activities that await us. I encourage you to look at the many services outlined in this brochure in a different way. I want to focus your attention on what the City of Reno is doing to help address the growing epidemic of childhood obesity.The Department’s Mission is to provide the community access to a wide variety of recreational pursuits. This may seem a superficial goal to some, however, we take it very seriously in our programming, food service offerings, park operations, and recreational options that are available to everyone. In our focus on youth and teens, we realize this is a critical time of their lives when they are forming their independent decision processes that will be the basis for life-long habits, behaviors, and thinking patterns. Our goal is to be a positive influence to help youth, teen and young adults understand the importance of fitness, overall well-being, including mental, emotional and physical health. Youth Obesity has received significant press coverage over the past five years. According to the National Center for Disease Control, childhood obesity has more than tripled in the U.S. in the past 30 years. In addition, the Obesity Action Coalition has identified obese children are 70 percent more likely to be obese as adults. This carries a greater risk for obesity-related health conditions such as heart disease, Type 2 diabetes, hypertension, sleep disorders and cancer. These are sobering facts that no parent, grandparent, guardian or foster parent wants to face, however, know there are local resources and personal help at your fingertips.Washoe County School District has completed their own studies and analysis compared to state and national averages. Although a 2010 report shows Washoe County’s rate for childhood overweight and obesity is higher at 34.3% than the U.S. average 31.9%; it is lower than the state average at 38% of school-aged children who are reported as overweight or obese.There are many immediate and long-term benefits to addressing your child’s overall fitness when they are younger:• Better concentration at school• Less likely to contract Type 2 Diabetes, hypertension, cardiovascular disease• Better self-image which helps to promote self confidence and self esteem• More energy• Greater ability to handle stressSo, what can you do? Consulting your family physician is a great first step to assess the status of your child’s health and develop a plan of action. Generally, obesity is determined by measuring the BMI (Body Mass Index). This can be easily done by checking the following website, which calculates your BMI http://apps.nccd.cdc.gov/dnpabmi/. This is just one indicator and should not be assumed as the only assessment tool, which your physician will verify. Finally, there are many actions you can take to help your child be active:• Plan family activities that involve physical fitness (swimming, walking, biking, etc) and join in the activities – don’t just watch. • Limit time in front of the TV and computer and encourage outside physical play. • Support your child’s participation in sports and activities in school, classes and individual sports. • Help your child find an activity or group of activities they enjoy. • Develop a routine by having a regular schedule for physical activity. And remember, Parks, Recreation and Community Services are here to help you and your family have fun, stay active and stay fit!

Yours In Healthy Recreation!Julee Conway, Director

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Register in Person, By Phone, Fax or Online

• Fill out a Household Account Form

• Sierra Kids and camps require a Participant Information Form

• Call or visit a site listed on page 2 or for online service, go to WWW.RENO.GOV/PARksANdREc.

• Registration/payment is required in advance, prior to use of programs, services or facilities. Registration/payment is taken up until the registration deadlines or when a program is full. Call for more information or download the rules and forms from our website.

• Requests for Refunds, Transfers or Credits must be received on the written form by the criteria deadlines. Call for more information or download the rules and form from our website.

some programs have a registration deadline and many fill to capacity. It is advised to register early to ensure your space. Fees are subject to city council approval and can change.

ANY QUESTIONS CALL 775.334.2262

ScholarshipsThe City of Reno is committed to providing recreational opportunities to all residents regardless of economic circumstances. For this reason, a limited fund scholarship program is available to those who qualify. If you have wanted to participate in our senior programs, all-day camps, before- and after-school programs or qualified activities but couldn’t because of financial circumstances, we encourage you to apply. Information is kept strictly confidential. For additional information call 334-2260.

MISSION STATEMENT To provide excellent parks, recreation,

and cultural opportunities which enhance the quality of life within the

Reno community.

SENIOR DIMENSIONSHealth Plan of Nevada, Inc. (HPN) has contracted with the City of Reno to provide all of HPN’s contracted Medicare members certain fitness and wellness services and benefits. Any eligible person enrolled with HPN can receive a basic fitness membership with the City or fitness program enrollment at no charge. Programs in this brochure with the Senior Dimensions logo qualify as programs available as part of this HPN Medicare benefit.

VOLUNTEERINgVolunteering is the perfect way to develop a new skill, to discover a new talent or give back to the community. Volunteer opportunities for the City of Reno Parks Recreation and Community Services Division include but are not limited to: Greenhouse horticulture, Friends of the Rose Garden, Adopt-a-flower bed, Seniors, Inclusion and Adaptive Recreation, Golf, Arts, Community Garden, Special Events, and Administration. Long-term volunteers receive background checks prior to serving. For more information contact April Wolfe at 333-7765.

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Evelyn Mount Northeast community center1301 Valley Road(775) 334-2262

Monday - Thursday 7 a.m. - 9 p.m.Friday 7 a.m. - 8 p.m.Basketball Open Gym 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.Saturday & Sunday 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Evelyn Mount Northeast community center Pool

(775) 334-2262Monday 7 a.m. - 7:30 p.m.Tuesday 7 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.Wednesday 7 a.m. - 7:30 p.m.Thursday 7 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.Friday 7 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.Saturday 8 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.Sunday Available for

events/rentalsNeil Road Recreation center

3925 Neil Road(775) 689-8484

Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Saturday - Sunday Available for events/rentals

Parks Maintenance2055 Idlewild drive

(775) 334-2270Monday - Friday 7 a.m. - 4 p.m.

= key Registration sitesFacility schedules and hours of operation are subject to change. Facilities have activities offered at specific times within each operating day. Contact each facility for specifics.

Northwest Pool2925 Apollo Way(775) 334-2203

Mon/Wed/Fri 7 a.m. - 8 p.m.Tues/Thurs 7 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Saturday Available for events/rentals

Sunday 12 p.m. - 4 p.m.teglia’s Paradise Park Activity center

2745 Elementary drive(775) 356-3176

Tuesday - Wednesday 8 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Monday/Thursday/Friday Available for events/rentals

Saturday - Sunday Available for events/rentals

Rosewood lakes Golf course6800 Pembroke drive

(775) 857-28927 days a weekMarch - November 7:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.

southside cultural center190 East liberty street

(775) 334-2260 Monday - Friday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Mckinley Arts & culture center925 Riverside drive

(775) 334- 2417Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

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ABBREVIAtION kEyNRRC = Neil Road Recreation CenterTPPAC = Teglia’s Paradise Park Activity CenterNW Library = Northwest Library (off Robb Dr)EMNECC = Evelyn Mount Northeast Community CenterORVIS = Orvis Ring Apartments

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U.S. Paralympics, a division of the U.S. Olympic Committee, and the City of Reno have partnered to create Paralympic Sport Reno. Paralympic Sport Reno is a community-based sports club developed to involve youth and adults with physical and visual disabilities in sports and physical activity, regardless of skill level and raise the profile of Paralympic sport nationally. Contact us for a detailed schedule of activities and clinics.About U.S. Paralympics:U.S. Paralympics, a division of the U.S. Olympic Committee, is dedicated to becoming the world leader in Paralympic sports movement and to promoting excellence in the lives of persons with physical disabilities.

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OUT and ABOUT This community outing program is geared for young adults ages 15 years and up with disabilities and their caregivers/companions. Join us for bowling, cooking, golfing, fishing, field trips and more. Contact us for a detailed schedule of activities.

PARALYMPIC SPORTRENO MILITARY SPORTS CAMPSEPTEMBER 12 – 16TH

The City of Reno, with the generous support of the Nevada Military Support Alliance and local adaptive sports programs, plan to once again host 15 disabled veterans and injured service members and their spouse/guest for a multiday Military Sports Camp, September 12 – 16th, 2012. All skill levels are welcome. This program is not just about sports; it’s also about attitude, camaraderie and promoting healthy, active lifestyles. There is no cost to Military Service Men or Women and their guest. Registration preference will be given to Nevada Service Members. For more information contact April Wolfe at 775-333-7765 or [email protected].

AccEss FOR All The City of Reno welcomes the opportunity to provide accommodations to people

with disabilities so that full participation in leisure and recreation programs, classes, services and facilities may be enjoyed by all. If you or a family member require a reasonable accommodation to participate in a program, please call a minimum of five business days prior to the start of the program.

Efforts will be made to accommodate your request. If you have any questions or need additional information please contact Inclusion Services at 334-2262. Hearing impaired individuals can use Nevada Relay - dial 711 for assistance.

Adaptive REConnection is the best way to stay current on adaptive recreation

opportunities. A typical issue includes upcoming community events, sports and social programs and area resources. Download a copy from our website or call Inclusion/Adaptive Services at 334-2262 to have each issue e-mailed to you.

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Mark Wellman’s Adventure Day at Sparks Marina All people with disabilities are invited to attend Mark Wellman’s Adventure Day at the Sparks Marina Park from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, June 10. A kayaking seminar will be featured, adaptive rock climbing, adaptive sailing, and handcycles will be available to try. Bring your bathing suit and sun block to this free event. Please call Shauna Nelson at 775-353-7815 or e-mail [email protected].

Northern California/Nevada Adaptive Cycling SeriesJoin us while we cycle various locations in Northern California and Nevada throughout the summer/fall. There will be a series of organized rides in the Bay Area, Sacramento, and Reno. Each ride will offer routes of varying distances for beginner to advanced cyclists.Series Dates and Contacts:

April 21 – Sacramento, CARick Mason - City of Sacramento, Access Leisure

[email protected] 2 – Reno, NV

April Wolfe – City of Reno775-333-7765 or [email protected]

August 18 - Berkeley, CAGreg Milano – Bay Area Outreach Program

510-849-4663 or [email protected] 13 – Reno, NV (Advanced Clinic)

April Wolfe – City of Reno775-333-7765 or [email protected]

Adaptive golfAdaptive golf is here in Reno! Paralympic Sport Reno has partnered with Rosewood Lakes Golf Course this spring to offer six-week sessions of golf instruction. Whether you are an absolute beginner or a seasoned veteran, you’ll find a place at our golf clinics taught by golf professionals. For more information and to register call April Wolfe at 775-333-7765.

sEssION 1: FRIdAys, APRIl 27 – JuNE 1, 11 – 12 PM sEssION 2: suNdAys, July 8 – AuG. 12, 11 – 12 PMsEssION 3: WEds., sEPt. 12 – Oct. 17, 11 – 12 PM

Adaptive Whitewater ClinicDuring the Reno River Festival Sunday, June 17, 2012 at 11 am, participants will be introduced to basic adaptive Whitewater concepts and equipment with an opportunity to float the Truckee River during the Festival. Contact April Wolfe at 775-333-7765 for more information and to register.

Adaptive Equipment Rental ProgramOur adaptive recreation equipment is available to rent (sport wheelchairs, beach wheelchairs, handcycles, etc.). Renting makes it affordable for participants to try before they buy, be a weekend warrior, gain skills, and be involved in more than one sport. For more information call April Wolfe at (775) 333-7765.

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Tap DanceBeginner through AdvancedEvelyn Mount Northeast community center

Beginner tap – Age 7 - 12saturday 9:30 a.m. - 10:20 a.m.

Apr. 21 - June 2 88217 $30June 16 - July 14 92817 $25July 21 - Aug. 18 92818 $25Sept. 8 - Oct. 6 92823 $25

Beginner Adult tap – Ages 12+saturday 11:30 a.m. - 12:20 p.m.


Intermediate tap – Age 7 - 12saturday 12:30 p.m. - 1:20 p.m.


Intermediate Adult tap – Ages 12+Wednesday 6 p.m. - 7 p.m.

Apr. 18 - May 30 88229 $35June 13 - July 11 92832 $20July 18 - Aug. 8 92833 $20Sept. 5 - Oct. 17 92844 $35

Advanced tap – Ages 13+Monday 6 p.m. - 7 p.m.


senior tap – Ages 50+Wednesday 9 a.m. - 10 a.m.

Apr. 18 - May 30 88235 $35June 13 - July 11 92838 $20July 18 - Aug. 8 92839 $20Sept. 5 - Oct. 17 92850 $35

Hip-Hop JazzEvelyn Mount Northeast community centerEnjoy this fun fast action class while dancing to favorite pop artists. A dance combination of lyrical, hip hop and jazz will be taught. Loose fitting athletic clothes and jazz shoes are required.

Ages 6 - 9 – Monday 6:15 p.m. - 7:15 p.m.

Apr. 2 - Apr. 30 88210 $40

May 7 - May 21 92742 $35

June 4 - June 25 92743 $40

Aug. 6 - Aug. 27 (6-7pm) 93602 $40

Sept. 10 - Oct. 1 (6-7pm) 93603 $40

Ages 10 - 19 – Monday 4:15 p.m. - 5:15 p.m.

Aug. 6 - Aug. 27 93592 $40

Sept. 10 - Oct. 1 93953 $40Belly DanceEvelyn Mount Northeast community center* If attendee signs up for two classes per week the cost is discounted to $80.00 total for both classes.

Beginner Belly dance – Ages 13+Wednesday 6 p.m. - 7:15 p.m.

Apr. 4 - May 9 88260 $55May 16 - June 20 88325 $55June 27 - Aug. 8 88326 $55Aug. 15 - Sept. 19 88327 $55

Beginner Belly dance – Ages 13+thursday 6 p.m. - 7:15 p.m.

Apr. 5 - May 10 88254 $55May 17 - June 21 88319 $55June 28 - Aug. 9 88320 $55Aug. 16 - Sept. 20 88321 $55

Intermediate Belly dance – Ages 13+

thursday 7:15 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.Apr. 5 - May 10 88257 $55May 17 - June 21 88322 $55June 28 - Aug. 9 88323 $55Aug. 16 - Sept. 20 88324 $55

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Belly dance seniors 55+ and beyondMonday 2 p.m. - 3:15 p.m.

Apr. 2 - Apr. 23 90004 $30Apr. 30 - May 21 93292 $30June 4 - June 25 90005 $30July 9 - July 30 90006 $30Aug. 6 - Aug. 27 93293 $30Sept. 10 - Oct. 1 90007 $30

Ballet DanceEvelyn Mount Northeast community center

creative Ballet – Ages 3 - 6

Monday 5:30 p.m. - 6:15 p.m.

Apr. 2 - Apr. 30 88197 $40

May 7 - May 21 92542 $35

June 4 - June 25 92543 $40

Aug. 6 - Aug. 27 (5:15-6pm) 93597 $40

Sept. 10 - Oct. 1 (5:15-6pm) 93598 $40

Beginner Ballet – Ages 4 - 6

Monday 5 p.m. - 5:50 p.m.

Apr. 16 - June 4 88200 $35

June 11 - July 9 92795 $25

July 16 - Aug. 13 92796 $25

Sept. 10 - Oct. 15 92808 $30

Beginner Ballet – Ages 7 - 12

saturday 10:30 a.m. - 11:20 a.m.

Apr. 21 - June 2 88203 $30

June 16 - July 14 92798 $25

July 21 - Aug. 18 92799 $25

Sept. 8 - Oct. 6 92811 $25

Intermediate Ballet – Ages 7 - 12 Wednesday 5 p.m. - 5:50 p.m.

June class days/times change to tuesdayApr. 18 - May 30 Wed 88206 $35

June 12 - July 10 Tues 92801 $20

July 17 - Aug. 7 Tues 92802 $20

Sept. 4 - Oct. 16 Tues 92814 $35

Intermediate Ballet – Ages 13+

Wednesday 5:00 p.m. - 5:50 p.m.

June 13 - July 11 Wed 94019 $20

July 18 - Aug. 12 Wed 94020 $20

Sept. 5 - Oct. 17 Wed 94021 $35

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goju KarateEvelyn Mount Northeast community center

Goju-Ryu karate 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m.

All $40/month

tuesdays7-12 yrs

thursdays13+ yrs

April 88401 88409May 92853 92857June 92854 92858July 92855 92859August 92856 92860

JujitsuEvelyn Mount Northeast community centerDan Zan DZR Jujitsu is an internationally recognized system of Hawaiian jujitsu that engages students in a lifetime of self discovery. DZR teaches self-defense that is effective on the streets and competitive on the mat or in the cage, while developing students’ character and ethical principles. Students of DZR not only practice techniques, but also belief in Kokua (helping spirit) and Ohana (family spirit).

Jujitsu – Ages 13+tues/thurs 7 - 8:45 p.m. & sat 10 - 11 a.m.

Apr. 3 - May 1 88292 $60May 1 - May 31 93542 $60June 2 - June 30 93543 $60July 3 - July 31 93544 $60Aug. 2 - Aug. 30 93545 $60Sept. 1 - Sept. 29 93547 $60

kid’s Jujitsu – Ages 5-13tuesday/thursday 6 p.m. - 7 p.m.

Apr. 3 - Apr. 26 88288 $50May 1 - May 31 93503 $50June 5 - June 28 93504 $50July 3 - July 31 93505 $45Aug. 2 - Aug. 30 93506 $50Sept. 4 - Sept. 26 93511 $50

Kaia F.I.T. MidtownKaia is a boot camp for women only, which emphasizes functional fitness. Our program is fun, innovative and different because of the energy, the camaraderie, and also unique in that every client gets personal attention. Kaia is great for women of all ages and is the perfect way for women to succeed in achieving their health & fitness goals. Our goal is to inspire women to reach beyond what they thought was possible. You will receive the tools needed to get you in the best shape of your life. You will learn to recognize and respect the importance of simple exercise and movement; and acquire healthy habits to last a lifetime. F.I.T. offers two different types of Boot Camp styles:• BRIKS – 6 weeks/ 5 days a week. These sessions offer QUICK and GREAT results from weight & body fat loss to strength and confidence. During BRIKS we do physical assessments, offer a nutritional plan, recipes, a shopping guide, food journals, and have a blast! $199.00• CORE – 5 weeks/4 days a week that increases cardiovascular endurance and muscular strength. Classes include 3 Kaia cross-training workouts including our Kaia walk/runs, and Kaia Flow. Also, a Kaia Nutritional Guide to help you with making healthy food choices and weight loss. $135.00.

kAIA F.I.t. – AGEs 18+located in the california Building

BRIks: Monday – Friday5:00 a.m. – 6:00 a.m. or 6:00 a.m. – 7:00 a.m.

cORE: Monday – thursday 5:00 a.m. – 6:00 a.m. or 6:00 a.m. – 7:00 a.m. Apr. 30 – June 8 BRIKS $199.00June 11 – July 12 CORE $135.00July 16 – Aug. 16 CORE $135.00Aug. 27 – Oct. 5 BRIKS $199.00

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JazzerciseWhen you love your workout, the results come easy. That’s why Jazzercise blends aerobics, yoga, pilates and kick boxing movements into fun dance routines set to fresh new music. All fitness levels are welcome! Taught by Joy Brackney at the California Building in Idlewild Park. For ages 16+. $36 for one month, $65 for two months, $90 for three months.

Mon/tues/Wed/Fri 9:30 - 10:30 a.m.

April 92091 $36

May 92092 $36

June 92093 $36

July 92094 $36

August 92095 $36

September 92096 $36

Personal TrainingGet the coaching and motivation you need to achieve the fitness lifestyle you want with ACE Certified Personal Trainers. A one-on-one program will help get you started on an exercise lifestyle designed to keep you fit and healthy. The first session is an assessment of your fitness level and a conversation about your goals. In the later sessions, the instructor will teach proper technique to develop strength, endurance and flexibility. Homework - additional independent workouts - can be expected to complement and reinforce training sessions. EMNECC, by appointment. Fee: $30 per hour. Contact Sheryl at 813-2930 for information or to schedule an appointment.

ZUMBA FitnessZumba® fuses Latin rhythms and easy-to-follow moves to create a unique fitness program. Leah leads one hour sessions of calorie-burning, body-energizing, awe-inspiring movements meant to engage and captivate you! The routines feature interval training sessions to tone and sculpt your body while burning fat. Leah has been teaching fitness for over 20-yrs! So if you’re looking for Latin flavor, positive energy and you’re ready to work up a sweat...skip the workout and join Leah’s Zumba® PARTY! For more info contact Leah Repsher: (415) 612-0311, [email protected] or www.zumba-leah.com. Fee: $5/class drop -in or $3.50/class with a monthly commitment.

Mondays 6 - 7 p.m.NRRc, 3925 Neil Rd., Reno

April 92461 May 92462

June 92463 July 92464

August 92465 September 92466

October 92467 November 92468

Baby-Boot CampBaby Boot Camp stroller-based fitness classes are designed specifically to help moms get fit. It takes the place of a personal trainer at a time in your life when you need one more than ever. Classes combine strength-training exercises with cardiovascular drills. Pilates, yoga and abdominal exercises help improve core strength. The stroller, resistance tubes and even your child are used as an integral part of the workout. Evelyn Mount Northeast community centerMonday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, 9:30 a.m. Contact: Kristin-Whitemore, [email protected] Road Recreational centerMonday, Wednesday and Friday, 8:45 a.m.Contact: Heather Cannon, [email protected] online at www.babybootcamp.com.

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Combination Passes and FeesFItNEss cENtER & OPEN GyMGood for the Fitness Center and Open Gym

FItNEss cENtER & POOlGood for the Fitness Center, Open Swim and Lap Swim

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Adult (18+) $5 $45 $100 Adult (18+) $6 $55 $120/$160Youth/Senior(14-17/55+) $4 $35 $80

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Adult (18+) $7 $65 $175Youth/Senior(14-17/55+) $6 $55 $150

Reno’s two recreation centers are great facilities for fitness and exercise activity. At the Evelyn Mount Northeast Community Center patrons have access to a weight room fully equipped with dumbbell and barbell weight equipment, cable resistance machines, a universal machine, floor mats and Swiss balls.

The cardio room is filled with treadmills, elliptical trainers, stair steppers, and upright & recumbent bicycles. EMNECC also has locker rooms, a full-sized gymnasium, a four-lane lap pool and paved pathways through the adjacent Dick Taylor Park that provide variety to any workout routine.

The Neil Road Recreation Center has a circuit training room that uses both hydraulic resistance equipment and calisthenics to provide a full-body workout. Patrons can also use the gymnasium for activities like volleyball, basketball and pickle ball. Miguel Ribera Park makes other activities possible including strolling, soccer, and more.

Fees to use the facility vary and are based on the amenities one plans to use. Stop by one of these facilities for a tour and to discuss with staff which fees apply to you.

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Adult (18+) $5 $45 $150 $360Senior/Child(55+/under 6) $2 $15 $60 $150

Youth (6-17) $3 $25 $90 $225WAtER FItNEss clAssEs

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April 16 - May 11 93842 $36 93843 30$ April 17 - May 10 93844 $24 93845 $20

May 14 - June 8 93867 May 15 - June 7 93868June 11 - July 6* 93870 June 12 - July 5 93871July 9 - Aug 3* 93872 July 10 - Aug 2* 93873Aug 6 - Aug 17* 93874 Aug 7 - Aug 16 93875Sept 3 - Sept 28 93876 Sep 4 - Sep 27 93877

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April 16 - May 11 93892 $36 93893 30$ April 17 - May 10 93894 $24 93895 $20

May 14 - June 8 93898 May 15 - June 7 93903June 11 - July 6 93899 June 12 - July 5 93904July 9 - Aug 3 93900 July 10 - Aug 2 93905Aug 6 - Aug 31 93901 Aug 7 - Aug 30 93906

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May 15 - June 7 93907June 12 - July 5 93908July 10- Aug 2 93909Aug 7 - Aug 30 93910

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*The sessions beginning the weeks of June 11, July 9 , and Aug 6 will run from 8:45 - 9:45 am at Northwest Pool ONLY*

$36

Tue & Thu -- 10 - 11 a.m.

$20$20$20$10

$30

$24$24$24$12$24

$30

$30$30

$15

$27.50$27.50$30.00$30.00

Adult Senior Adult Senior

$36$36$36$18

Northwest Pool Northwest PoolMon, Wed & Fri -- 9 - 10 a.m. Tue & Thu -- 9 - 10 a.m.

Evelyn Mount Northeast Community Center

Adult Senior

$24 $20

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Evelyn Mount Northeast Community CenterMon, Wed & Fri -- 12 - 1 p.m.

Tues & Thur -- 6:15 - 7:15 p.m.Evelyn Mount Northeast Community Center

Adult Senior

$33$33$36$36

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Dates Course Fee Dates Course Fee Dates Course FeeJune 18 - 27 93911 $28 Apr 17 - May 3 87869 $42 Apr 21 - May 12 87814 $28July 9 - 18 93912 $28 June 19 - 28 93941 $28 June 2 - 23 93993 $28July 30 - Aug 8 93913 $28 July 10 - 19 93942 $28 July 7 - 28 93994 $28

July 31 - Aug 9 93943 $28 Aug 4 - 25 93995 $28Dates Course FeeJune 19 - 28 93914 $28 Dates Course FeeJuly 10 - 19 93915 $28 Apr 17 - May 3 93992 $42July 31 - Aug 9 93916 $28 June 12 - 28 94016 $42

July 10 - 26 94017 $42Aug 7 - Aug 23 94018 $42

Dates Course Fee Apr 16 - May 2 87874 $42 Apr 16 - May 2 87823 $42June 18 - 28 93917 $56July 9 - 19 93918 $56 Apr 17 - May 3 87879 $42 Dates Course FeeJuly 30 - Aug 9 93919 $56 Apr 21 - May 12 87818 $28

Apr 17 - May 3 87884 $42 June 2 - 23 93998 $28Dates Course Fee July 7 - 28 93999 $28June 18 - 28 93920 $56 Dates Course Aug 4 - 25 94000 $28July 9 - 19 93921 $56 June 18 - 28 93944 $56July 30 - Aug 9 93922 $56 July 9 - 19 93945 $56 Dates Course Fee

July 30 - Aug 9 93946 $56 June 11 - 27 94001 $42Dates Course Fee July 9 - 25 94002 $42June 18 - 28 93923 $56 Dates Course Fee Aug 6 - Aug 22 94003 $42July 9 - 19 93924 $56 June 18 - 28 93947 $56July 30 - Aug 9 93925 $56 July 9 - 19 93948 $56 Dates Course Fee

July 30 - Aug 9 93949 $56 June 12 - 28 94004 $42Dates Course Fee July 10 - 26 94005 $42June 18 - 28 93926 $56 Dates Course Fee Aug 7 - Aug 23 94006 $42July 9 - 19 93927 $56 June 18 - 28 93950 $56July 30 - Aug 9 93928 $56 July 9 - 19 93951 $56

July 30 - Aug 9 93952 $56

Dates Course FeeJune 18 - 28 93953 $56July 9 - 19 93954 $56July 30 - Aug 9 93955 $56

10 - 10:30 am -- Mon - Thur10:20 - 10:50 am -- Mon - Thur

11 - 11:30 am -- Mon - Thur

Idlewild Pool

12 - 12:30 pm -- Mon / Wed

5:30 - 6 pm -- Mon - Thur

9:45 - 10:15 am -- Sat6:15 - 6:45 pm -- Tue/Thur

9:40 - 10:10 am -- Mon - Thur

10:40 - 11:10 am -- Mon - Thur

11:20 - 11:50 am -- Mon - Thur

5:30 - 6 pm -- Mon - Thur

Idlewild Pool Northwest Pool EMNCC

12 - 12:30 pm -- Tue / Thur11:15 - 11:45 am -- Tue / Thur

10 - 10:30 am -- Mon / Wed

EMNCC6:15 - 6:45 pm -- Mon / Wed

10:15 - 10:45 am -- Saturday

4:30 - 5 pm -- Tue / Thurs

6:30-7pm -- Mon - WedNorthwest Pool

1:15 - 1:45 pm -- Tue/Thur

5:30-6pm -- Tue - Thur

Tiny TotsCertified American Red Cross instruction begins with basic physical and mental adjustment to the water. Participants are taught basic safety and swim readiness skills using play as the primary form of teaching. This class does not teach children to be accomplished swimmers, but helps to develop a comfort level in the water and establish the basic building blocks for the future instruction. Participants are 3 - 5 years old. Five students per instructor.

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Dates Course Fee Apr 16 - May 2 87889 $42 Dates Course FeeJune 18 - 29 93929 $70 Apr 21 - May 12 87827 $28July 9 - 20 93930 $70 Apr 17 - May 3 87894 $42 June 2 - 23 94007 $28July 30 - Aug 10 93931 $70 July 7 - 28 94008 $28

Apr 17 - May 3 87899 $42 Aug 4 - 25 94009 $28Dates Course FeeJune 18 - 29 93932 $70 Dates Course Fee Dates Course FeeJuly 9 - 20 93933 $70 June 18 - 29 93956 $70 June 11 - 27 94010 $42July 30 - Aug 10 93934 $70 July 9 - 20 93957 $70 July 9 - 25 94011 $42

July 30 - Aug 10 93958 $70 Aug 6 - Aug 22 94012 $42Dates Course FeeJune 18 - 28 93935 $56 Dates Course Fee Dates Course FeeJuly 9 - 19 93936 $56 June 18 - 29 93959 $70 June 12 - 28 94013 $42July 30 - Aug 9 93937 $56 July 9 - 20 93960 $70 July 10 - 26 94014 $42

July 30 - Aug 10 93961 $70 Aug 7 - Aug 23 94015 $42

Dates Course Fee Dates Course FeeJune 18 - 29 93962 $70 April 16 - May 2 87832 $42July 9 - 20 93963 $70July 30 - Aug 10 93964 $70

Dates Course Fee Dates Course FeeJune 18 - 29 93938 $70 June 18 - 29 93965 $70July 9 - 20 93939 $70 July 9 - 20 93966 $70July 30 - Aug 10 93940 $70 July 30 - Aug 10 93967 $70

Dates Course FeeApr 17 - May 3 87904 $42June 18 - 29 93968 $70July 9 - 20 93969 $70July 30 - Aug 10 93970 $70

9:40 - 10:25 am -- Mon - FriIdlewild Pool EMNCCNorthwest Pool

7:15-8pm -- Mon - Wed 10:15 - 11 am -- Saturday

6:10 - 6:55 pm -- Mon - Thur

10:45 - 11:30 am -- Mon / Wed10:35 - 11:20 am -- Mon - Fri

1:15 - 2 pm -- Tue/Thur

6:15-7pm -- Tue - Thur

6:15 - 7 pm -- Mon - FriNorthwest Pool

11 - 11:45 am -- Mon - Fri10:35 - 11:20 am -- Mon - FriNorthwest Pool NatadorsIdlewild Pool River Otters

5:15 - 6 pm -- Tue / Thurs

10 - 10:45 am -- Mon - Fri

11 - 11:45 am -- Mon - Fri

6:15 - 7 pm -- Mon - Fri 6:15 - 7 pm -- Mon / Wed

Learn to SwimStudents will be introduced to the fundamentals and techniques of the front and back crawl, unsupported movement, under water exploration, compact diving and stroke development. Advanced students will refine the strokes and skills presented in previous lessons. This course is broken out into six levels of progressive instruction, and is geared for students 6 years and up, with a 10 student per instructor ratio.

Adult Stroke ClinicThis program is designed to help those 15 years and older refine their skills. Instructors work with participants to identify goals for success and design the aims of the course to goal completion. Participants must be 15 years of age or older. There must be at least three participants to run this course.

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Pre-Competitive ProgramsPre-Competitive programs: These programs are designed for the advanced swimmer who is not in adult lessons or on an organized swim team. Participants will have the opportunity to improve stroke development as well as enhance competitive swim team skills. The pre-requisite for this course is : Completion of Level V of the American Red Cross Learn To Swim course (or equivalent). Participants must be 8 years of age or older.

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Program Times Days Fee

7:30 - 9 pm Tue / Thur

1 - 4 pm Sun

1 - 3:45 pm Mon - Fri

7:30 - 9 pm Tue / Thur

1 - 4 pm Sun

7 - 9 am11:30 - 1:30 pm6:15 - 7:15 pm

12 - 1 pm Sun

6 - 8:45 am

11:55 - 12:55 pm

6 - 7 pm

12 - 1 pm Sun Passes available

9 - 10 am Mon - Fri

8:45 - 9:45 am Mon - Fri

Water Babies 6:15 - 6:45 pm Tue / Thur $28 per session

10 - 10:30 am

10:40 - 11:10 am

11:20 - 11:50 am

5:30 - 6 pm

10 - 10:45 am

11 - 11:45 am

6:15 - 7 pm

Northwest Natadors 11 - 11:45am Mon - Fri $70 per session

Adult Stroke Clinic 6:15 - 7 pm Mon - Fri $70 per session

Kayak Roll Sessions 7 - 8:30 pm Mon$5 Adults

$3 Seniors/Youth

$30 for 1 Child

$55 for 2-5 Children

Private Pool Rental $70 per hour


Public Swim 1-4pm Daily$4 - Adults

$2.50 - Youth$2 - Child/Seniors


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Call 334-2262 for more informationThis schedule runs June 8- July 29, 2012

Traner Pool1600 Carville Drive • 334-2269

Outdoor 25 yard pool featuring a double flume slide and water play featuresDates

This schedule runs April 1 - September 30, 2012

Learn to Swim

Private/Semi-PrivateLessons

See Schedule on page 15 Mon - Fri

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through Jun 15 Sep 3 - Sep 28

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Water Fitness

See Schedule on page 15


$70 per session

$6-Adults,$5-Seniorsclass schedule page 12

Call 334-2203 for more information

Northwest Pool 2925 Apollo Way • 334-2203

Indoor 25 yard pool featuring 8 lanes and a teaching pool

$56 per session


Mon - Fri

Mon - Fri

June 18 - Aug 17

Public Swim

$5 Adult$3 Youth

$2 Child / Senior

Northwest Pool will be closed for Maintenance August 20 - September 2

Mon - Thur

through Jun 7 / Sep 4 - Sep 30

Tiny Tots See Schedule on page 14

Lap Swim

Jun 8- Aug 19

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Jun 8- Aug 19


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1 - 5 pm Sat / Sun

11:55 - 12:55 pm Sat / Sun Passes available

12 - 12:30 pm Mon / Wed

12 - 12:30 pm Tue / Thur

9:40 - 10:10 am

10:20 - 10:50 am

11 - 11:30 am

5:30 - 6 pm

9:40 - 10:25 am

10:35 - 11:20 am

6:10 - 6:55 pm Mon - Thurs $56 per session

Idlewild River Otters 10:35 - 11:20 am Mon - Fri $70 per session

$30 for 1 Child

$55 for 2-5 Children


Dog Daze 11am - 3pm Sun Free

Program Times Days FeePublic Swim 12:00 - 2:30 pm Saturday

7 - 10 am1 - 2 pm

11:00 - 12:00 pm Saturday9:45 - 10:15 am Sat11:15 - 11:45 am Tue / Thur10:15 - 10:45 am Sat

10 - 10:30 am Mon / Wed4:30 - 5 pm Tue / Thur

10:15 - 11:00 am Sat10:45 - 11:30 am Mon / Wed

5:15 - 6 pm Tue / Thur12 - 1 pm Mon Wed Fri10 - 11 am Tue / Thur

$30 for 1 Child$55 for 2-5 Children





This schedule runs April 1 - September 30, 2012

Learn to Swim(6 - 17 years)

see schedule on page 14 $28 per session

Water Fitness see schedule on page 15$6 - Adults$5 - Seniors

class schedule page 126:15 - 7:15 pm Tue / Thur

Water Babies (6 mo. - 2 yrs.)


Tiny Tots(3 - 5 yrs.)


on-going$5 - Adults$3 - Youth

$2 - SeniorsLap Swim on-going

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Evelyn Mount Northeast Community Center Pool1301 Valley Road • 334-2262

Indoor 25 yard pool featuring 4 lanes - closed SundaysDates

Tiny Tots(3 - 5 yrs)

Mon - ThurSee Schedule on page 14


This schedule runs June 8 - September 9 2012

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Mon - Fri


Idlewild Pool 1805 Idlewild Dr. • 334-2267

1 - 3:45 pm Mon - Fri

Outdoor 50 meter 8 laned pool with two 1-meter boards and a tot pool

$5 Adult$3 Youth

$2 Child / Senior

Lap SwimMon - Fri

Dates

Public Swim

Idlewild Pool will be closed June 15,16,17 & September 7,8

Jun 8 - Sep 2

June 8 - Sep 811:35 - 12:50 pm

6 - 7 pm

$56 per session

$70 per session

$28 per sessionWater Babies

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To register for one of these leagues, download a sport-specific registration form from our website and submit it according to the instructions therein. to receive a registration form without the use of the Internet, call the Athletics Office at 334-2262.

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Volleyball – summer sunday spiking leagueSundays @ Plumas Gym

4/30 - 6/11 6/24 $160 94148Volleyball – summer Non-spiking league

Wednesdays @ Plumas Gym3/26 - 4/30 5/9 $160 94142

Volleyball – summerWeekday spiking leagueThursdays @ Plumas Gym

3/26 - 4/30 5/10 $160 94144Volleyball – sand Non-spiking league

Mondays - Thursdays4/16 - 5/28 6/11 $160 94146

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Tuesdays @ Idlewild Park3/19 - 5/11 Starts May 22 $115 887526/11 - 7/30 Starts Aug. 14 $115 90490

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Mondays @ Reno Sports Complex5/29 - 7/2 Starts July 16 $360 92861

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Basketball - Men’s summer leagueMondays & Tuesdays @ Plumas Gym & EMNECC

2/27 - 4/23 5/7 $510 88758sOFtBAll


co-ed softball summer leagueWeeknights @ Reno Sports Complex & Idlewild Park

4/30 - 6/25 Starts July 16 $535 90538Men’s softball summer league

Weeknights @ Reno Sports Complex & Idlewild Park4/30 - 6/25 Starts July 16 $535 90538

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Since 1991, Rosewood Lakes Golf Course has provided golfers from all over the world extraordinary golf surrounded by the natural beauty of the Nevada desert. Rosewood Lakes Golf Course is renowned for its generous greens, berm-lined fairways and panoramic views.

Superbly conditioned fairways and greens coexist with native wildlife, making for a pleasurable golf experience. Four sets of tees ranging from 5,073 to 6,693 yards make the course challenging for all levels, even the most serious enthusiast. For tee times call 857-2892 or visitWWW.ROsEWOOdlAkEs.cOM.


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SPRING BREAK CAMPAges: 6 - 15Days: Mon - ThurTime: 9:30 am - 12:30 pmDates: April 9 - 12Fee: $100

ADULT TENNIS CAMPSDays: Monday & WednesdayTime: 6 - 7 pm (Beg)

7 - 8 pm (Intermediate)Dates: April 2 - April 18

April 23 - May 9May 14 - May 30June 4 - June 20June 25 - July 11July 16 - August 1 August 6 - August 22August 27 - September 12September 17 - October 3

Fee: $60 per course

RENO TENNIS CENTER2601 PLUMAS - (775) 689.2975

ANDRES DURANDEGUI, DIRECTOR OF TENNIS

HIGH SCHOOL &JUNIOR TEAM TENNISAges: 7 - 18Days: Mon/Wed/FriTime: 4 - 5:30 pmDates: OngoingFee: $120 per month

$15 Drop in

JUNIOR SUMMER CAMPAges: 7 - 17Days: Monday - ThursdayTime: 9:30 am - 12:30 pmDates: June 11 - 14

June 18 - 21June 25 - 28July 2 - 5July 9 - 12July 16 - 19July 23 -26July 30 - August 2August 6 - 9August 13 - 16August 20 - 23

Fee: $100 per course

LITTLE TENNISUSTA 10 AND UNDER FORMATAges: 3 - 6Days: Mon & WedTime: 8:45 - 9:30 amDates: June 11 - 27

July 2 - 18July 23 - August 8August 13 - 29

Fee: $50 per course

DRILL CLASSDays: Tue/Wed/Thur/FriTime: 6 - 7:30 pm Dates: OngoingFee: $20 per class

AEROBIC TENNISDays: Tues/ThursTime: 9 - 10:30 amDates: OngoingFee: $20 per class

ALL REGISTRATIONS ARE TAKEN AT THE RENO TENNIS CENTER ONLY. COURT RESERVATION POLICY - CALL IN ADVANCE TO RESERVE A COURT. FEE: $1 PER PERSON. PRIVATE AND GROUP LESSONS ARE AVAILABLE YEAR-ROUND. RACQUET STRINGING AVAILABLE.

The Reno Tennis Center is centrally located at 2601 Plumas Street. Sixteen hard courts await players of all abilities. League, lessons, camps and open play are available. Open year-round, four courts are also lighted for play in the darker days of the year. Contact Andres Durandegui, Director of Tennis, at 689-2975 for more information.

Four courts were fully reconstructed in early 2008, and more courts will be rebuilt in the future years as part of the Reno City Council’s investment in recreation facilities. Thirty other courts can be found throughout the community at parks like Barbara Bennett, Whitaker, Mira Loma and Crystal Lake.

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Cribbage Mondays 1:00 p.m.

Beginning Bridge Tuesdays 1:00 p.m.

Pinochle Wednesdays 1:00 p.m.

Pickleball Wednesdays 12:00 p.m.

Bingo Fridays 1:00 p.m.

Rummikub 3rd Thursday 1:00 p.m.

Dominoes 2nd Thursday 1:00 p.m.

Bunco 1st Thursday 1:00 p.m.

Pickleball Mondays/Fridays 1:30 p.m.

Pickleball Tuedays/Thursdays 9:00 a.m.

Badminton Fridays 6:00 p.m.

Pickleball Tuesdays 10:00 a.m.

ThisNThat Exchange Tuesdays 1:00 p.m.

DROP-IN ACTIVITIES - $0.50 Fee

PAID ACTIVITIES

Senior Yoga Mon, Wed, Fri 10:00 a.m.

Zumba Mondays 6:00 p.m.

Senior Fitness

Tuesdays/ Thursdays

10:00 & 11:00 a.m.

Senior Dance 2nd & 4th Sunday 2:00 p.m.

Zumba Gold Fridays 11:30 a.m.

Colin Ross Music Program

Tuesdays 2:00 p.m.

Brunch & Movie 1st Thursday 8:30 a.m.

Reno Travelers 3rd Thursday Varies

Digital Photography Thursdays 11:30 a.m.

SOCIAL SERVICES

Senior Lunches Monday-Friday 12:00 p.m.

Bread Drop Tuesdays 12:30 p.m.

AARP Driving Saturdays Varies

NEIL ROAD RECREATION CENTER (775) 689-8484


senior activitiesCribbage Thursdays 1:00 p.m.

Pan Cards Fridays 1:00 p.m.

Ballroom Dance Tuesdays/Fridays 2:00/6:00 p.m.

DROP-IN ACTIVITIES - $0.50 Fee

PAID ACTIVITIES

Water Fitness Mondays-Fridays Various

Belly Dancing Mondays 2:00 p.m.

Senior Fitness Mon/Wed 10 & 11 a.m.

Crochet Circle Mondays 10:00 a.m.

Senior Yoga Mon, Wed, Fri 12:00 p.m.

Chair Yoga Wednesdays 1:30 p.m.

Reno Travelers 3rd Thursday Varies

Senior Tap Wednesday 9:00 a.m.

Super Seniors Tues, Thurs, Fri 8:30 a.m.

Qi Gong Fridays 1:30 p.m.

MS Word I Mondays 11:30 a.m.

Basic PC (Computers) Mondays 9:00 a.m.

Open Lab (Computers) Wednesdays 11:30 a.m.

EVELYN MOUNT NORTHEAST COMMUNITY CENTER (775) 334–2262

PARADISE PARK ACTIVITY CENTER (775) 356-3176

DROP-IN ACTIVITIES—$0.50 Fee

Pinochle Mon/Wed 9:30 a.m.

Bridge Club Tuesdays 9:00 a.m.

Intermediate Bridge Wednesdays 10:00 a.m.

Bunco Thursdays 1:00 p.m.

WASHOE COUNTY SENIOR SERVICES 1155 E Ninth Street

328-2575

Stretch & Tone Mon, Wed, Fri 9:00-10:00 a.m.

Lunch Program Monday-Friday 11:30 a.m.-12 p.m.

Senior Club Dance Fridays 8:00-11:00 p.m.

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Dinner and a ShowJoin us on these local outings. Price includes both dinner and show tickets. Space is limited, so register early. Call 334-2262 for information or view monthly newsletter.

Apr. 1 Eldorado’s “Benise-Nights of Fire” $44

Apr. 14 Reno Chamber Orchestra College Concerto

$15

May 4 NV Opera “Madame Butterfly” $25

May 12 Reno Pops Concert $15May 18 Reno Aces Game $29June 19 Reno Rodeo $20

July 11, 18, 25 Artown Concerts at Wingfield Park $15

July 13 Reno Aces Game $29

July 23 Reno Pops Concert $15

Aug. 10 Reno Aces Game $29

Aug. 12 Hot August Nights Controlled Cruise $10

Brunch and a Movie ClubJoin friends for brunch at a local buffet followed by a good movie at the downtown theater. Meets the first Thursday of every month, departing from Neil Road Recreation Center at 8:30 a.m., Teglia’s Paradise Park Activity Center at 9 a.m., EMNECC at 9:15 a.m., and Orvis Ring at 9:30 a.m. Returns 2 - 2:30 p.m. Fee: $20May 3 Sept. 6June 7 Oct. 4July 5 Nov. 1Aug. 2 Dec. 6

Senior TravelersTravel to a different regional destination each month. Departs from various sites (see key below). Age: 55+. Call 334-2262 for information or view monthly newsletter.

Apr. 19 “King Tut” Exhibit Planetarium $30

May 17 Tahoe Scenic Loop/Maritime Museum $40

June 21 Pyramid Lake $30

July 19 Woodwind II Sailing Cruise, Lake Tahoe $45

Aug 16 Heavenly Gondola Ride & South Shore Shops $38

Around-Town TravelersSee local theater productions, sporting event, or movie with other seniors. No meals provided. Transportation and ticket admission included in fee. Departs from various sites (see key below). Age: 55+. Call 334-2262 for information or view monthly newsletter.

Apr. 15 UNR Theater “Anything Goes” the Musical $23

Apr. 22 AVA Ballet “Alice in Wonderland” $30

May 4,11,18

Nevada Museum of Art Free Guided tours

$0

May 19 “Motown Magic: An Evening of Motown Hits”

$40

May 20 “Pajama Game” the Musical $30

June 10 Reno Little Theater“Sherlock Holmes” $15

June 17 Reno Aces Game $19

June 19 Reno Little Theater “Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure” $15

July 15 Bruka Theater “Orpheus Descending”

$20

July 31 Reno Aces Game $19Aug. 7 Bowling and Lunch $15

Aug. 22 Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival $35

Aug. 26 Reno Aces Game $19

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Senior Connection NewsletterStay current on the activities we offer. A typical issue includes descriptions of upcoming classes and events, activity calendars and much more. Check out the facility calendars to locate drop-in card games and other adventures. Pick up a copy each month at Teglia’s Paradise Park, the Neil Road Recreation Center, the Evelyn Mount Northeast Community Center, public libraries or download a copy from our website www.reno.gov/parksandrec. Call 689-8484 to have a copy mailed or emailed to you.

Senior Lunch ProgramSeniors can enjoy a hot meal or a fresh salad for lunch at the Neil Road Recreation Center. Salads must be ordered a day in advance but hot meals can be ordered that morning before 9:15 a.m. Lunches are served Monday through Friday at 12:15 p.m. Even if you are not a senior, you can join us for lunch for $4 per person. Additional eligibility information applies. For more information, call 689-8484 or visit WWW.RENO.gOV.

Neil Road Recreation center Hosts regular visits from local Social Service providers to help you get needed services. Call 689-8484 to find out what service providers are at the center and when you might schedule an appointment to see someone!

Senior Computer Classes Learn computer skills and bring the world to your fingertips. Communicate with friends, family and the world! Classes run for three weeks each. There are some exceptions due to holidays. $20 per month. Pre-registration required.Basic PC Mon 9 - 11 a.m. EMNECC

Microsoft Word I Mon 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. EMNECC

Open Lab Wed 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. EMNECC

Internet/E-mail Wed 9 a.m. - 11 a.m. EMNECCDigital Photography II Thur 11:30 a.m. - 1:30

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Crochet CircleJoin this stress free group to learn a variety of stitches and create afghans, lap blankets and much more. Projects require time spent as ‘home work’ for completion. All skill levels welcome. Supply list: one 8 oz. skein of worsted weight yarn and an ‘H’ aluminum crochet hook. Age: 55+. Mondays from 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. at EMNECC. Fee $20 a month.Cro-NitsDon’t have time to crochet but have yarn? Donate your yarn to our volunteer crochet group, which meets 10:00 a.m. on the 3rd and 4th Thursday of each month. Last year this group donated more than 150 afghans, hats and scarves to less fortunate kids and their families.

Every month seniors gather to tango, waltz and swing, getting exercise, building friendships and having fun. The music varies from live to DJ, and occasionally is accompanied by a holiday celebration. Light refreshments are provided. Fee: $5

Ceramics class is designed to accommodate the many skill levels from novice to a more advanced student. Projects are completed as a group focusing on the techniques needed to complete a ceramic piece from start to finish. For more advanced students, additional projects can be worked on during class time. Students are encouraged to bring outside projects to class. Mediums used include acrylic paints, glazes, and translucent. For ages 55+. Fee: $45. 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.. three Wednesdays a month (Varies each month with holidays, call 334.2417 for schedule). Basement Art studio - Mckinley Arts & culture center, 925 Riverside drive.

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The R.E.C. provides great opportunities for young adults ages 12-20 to explore recreational and educational interests and develop life skills. Evening activities includes sports instruction and games in the gym, dance lessons, online tutoring using www.smarthinking.com and more. Fee: $25 for 6 month membership, $12.50 for three months.

sibayan youth & Recreation center1090 Bresson Ave., Phone: 326-6666, Mon-Fri, 2-7 p.m.

Teen AdventureEvery Sunday in July we are building skills for hiking and camping. Learn what equipment to buy for the best results in protection and comfort. Getting out on the trails and put some miles under your feet. Equipment needed: Hiking /trail shoes, proper clothing for various conditions, backpack, and an adventurous attitude! Meet at the Evelyn Mount Northeast Community Center.

Sunday, July 1st, Intro to hiking, proper equipment, starting a camp fire, emergency shelter, easy beginner hike. 10am to 4pm, Lunch provided. $15 per person.

Sunday, July 8th, Intermediate hike, Camp fire for heating water, compass intro, map reading and compass course, 10am to 4pm* (*end time once hike is complete), $15 per person

Sunday, July 15th, advanced hike, Summit Mount Rose, weather depending, lunch included, 8am to 3pm (maybe later depending on speed of the slowest hiker), $20 per person

Sunday, July 22nd, River raft Boca Run, this is a half day river trip. We provide transportation, lunch and snacks, 90.00 per person. Depart at 7:30am sharp.

Saturday + Sunday, July 28th and 29th, Leave for camp site at 1pm Saturday, dinner after camp set up, Breakfast and Lunch provided the next day, hike TBD, $45.00 per person.

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COUNCILThe City of Reno Youth City Council (YCC) consists of 11 members, ages 14 - 20, who are from Reno, Sparks and unincorporated areas of Washoe County. It serves in an advisory capacity to the Reno City Council on youth issues, relationships, and healthy alternatives. The YCC is one of the few Reno boards and commissions that allows non-Reno residents to be appointed. The YCC meets the fourth Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. in City Council Chambers, 1 East First Street. All meetings are open to the public.

sibayan youth Recreation center & Project solutionSibayan Recreation Center offers various resources to the youth, teens and families of the Urban Areas in Reno. Sibayan hosts a fully furnished library with fiction, non-fiction, tutorials and resources for people of all ages. We also have computers and free wi-fi at our location, so you can work on homework, job applications, or search the web! We offer various dance programs, a weights room, a game room, art classes, nutrition and smart shopper classes. And every day we host a Kids Cafe program, where children under 18 can get a free meal! Drop by and see what Sibayan Recreation Center has to offer to you! Call us for more details 775-326-6666.

New Specialty Sport camp!!Blueprint Sports Academy is offering three weeks of Basketball camp for those youth age 10-14 who would like the next level in Basketball training. John Franklin, former University of Reno Basketball team player, will be on hand from 1 to 5pm to lead drills and games to help hone players talents. This is also a full day camp opening at 7am and closing at 6pm. Space is limited to 50 kids!! So, book early to secure your spot…

First week: June 25thSecond week: July 16thThird week: August 13th.

Location: Evelyn Mount North East Community Center.

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With eight camps for students ages 6 - 15 years, kids can have the best summer ever! All camps operate Monday – Friday, 7 a.m. – 6 p.m. Locations, ages and fees vary.

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Vacation Station

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Ages: 6-14Fee: $100 per week at Plumas Gym and NRRC. A fun filled day

camp including bowling, skating, swimming and so much more. We also offer arts and crafts, sports and outdoor fun! Free breakfast and lunch.

Ages: 6-14Fee: $60 per week at Sierra Vista E.S. / North Valley H.S. There’s so much to do - sports, games, great friends - don’t miss out! Breakfast and lunch provided through Kid’s Cafe and Summer Food Service Program. Free breakfast and

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Spring Break April 9-13These quality camps feature a wide variety of activities including sports,

field trips, and arts and crafts. Age: 6-14. 7 a.m. – 6 p.m. Scholarships are available. For more information call 334-2262. Programs at EMNECC, NRRC, and Plumas Gym.

Ages: 8-14 Fee: $130 per week at EMNECC.

A great outdoor experience. Learn survival skills and have fun. Field trips include hiking swimming and more. Enjoy an overnight camp out on Wednesday night, complete with

s’mores and outdoor activities. Wilderness safety and learning how to setup a tent are always highlights of this outdoor adventure!

Ages: 8-14Fee: $130 per week at Southside Cultural Center.

This camp provides an opportunity for kids to sing, dance and perform in a production. There is a part for everyone, lights, music and even directing!

Ages: 13-15 (also during Spring Break)Fee: $100 per week at EMNECC. Learn to lead camp programs, plan activities and games, and coordinate schedules. Experience

personal growth and leadership development. A great way to discover if a future career in recreation is for you!

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summer campWCSD 2012 - 2013 Multi and Single Track green, Traditional

Schedule BreaksMulti-track Green April 9 -13 June 27 - Aug 6

single track Green April 2 -13 June 18 - July 20traditional schedule breaks June 7 - August 24

Vacation Station provides organized recreational opportunities to school age children in traditional and green track schools. The program features group games, crafts, sports and free time to play with friends or read, all while under the supervision of trained City of Reno staff. Vacation Station is available for green track breaks, winter, spring, and summer breaks. Vacation Station is a Character Counts! certified Gold Medal Children’s Activity Center. Ages 6-14. Evelyn Mount Northeast Community Center. Mondays – Fridays 7 a.m. – 6 p.m. Fee: $100 per week, or $30 per day. Scholarships are available. To register call 334-2262 or visit WWW.RENO.GOV and register online.

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Morning $30 $10 per dayAfternoon $45 $15 per dayMorning and Afternoon $75 -

Early Release Day - $20Late Pickup $1 per minute per child

Serving kids in grades K-6 in elementary schools throughout Washoe County, Sierra Kids is a quality recreation program for children who need a safe, supervised environment before or after school. Snack is provided in the afternoons and homework assistance is available. Activities based on the Character Counts! curriculum are planned for participants. Specialty instructors teach art, dance and sports to after school participants. Youth sports are planned for after school participants too. Registration/payment is required by the Thursday PRIOR to the week of attendance. To register call 334-2262 or visit WWW.RENO.GOV and register online.

*Approximate Times.Morning Program: 7 a.m. - school startsAfternoon Program: School ends - 6 p.m.*Times may vary according to bell

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SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 334-2260.

The President’s Challenge is a program that encourages all Americans to make being active part of their everyday lives. Visit www.presidentschallenge.org.

CHARACTER COUNTS! is a service mark of Josephson Institute. Visit www.charactercounts.org.


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FOR A FUN PUBLIC ART DRIVE AROUND RENO – FIND THESE TREASURES!(PHOTOS ARE ARRANGED LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW THEN BOTTOM)

Title Artist Description Location Address1. Signal Box Example Various Downtown

2. Mountaintop Brad Rude Bronze w/enamel paint - 66” x 60” x 24”

McKinley Arts and Culture Center 925 Riverside Drive

3. You should have been here Cork Marcheschi Historic Photos,

Aluminum Glass City Plaza South East corner of Virginia

4. Arts District Banners David Boyer Steel, Copper, Brass Downtown Various Light Poles Downtown

5. Seminary Park Kioskand seating Chris Atchison Stone and Metal Sierra Street (Near

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6. Alfresco Jorge Blanco Aluminum and powder coated steel University Ridge Park 990 South University

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7. Community, Diversity, and Independence Benjamin Victor

Bronze sculptures, sandstone benches, bike racks, and banners

Wells Avenue Streetscape

Wells Avenue between Regency Way & Roberts Street

8. Rainbow Trout Eileen Gay Shimmering sculpture Idlewild Park 1805 Idlewild Drive

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IDLEWILD PARK TRAIN RIDEThe train runs weekends 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. from April 7 - September 29 and Tuesdays through Fridays 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. from Memorial Day - August 31. On Labor Day, the train runs 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. as well. Cost: $2. Free for ages 2 and under.

Ever wanted to grow your own vegetables, herbs, flowers and fruit but didn’t have the space? This garden has 44 individual ground plots, 6 raised beds (4 of which are wheel chair accessible and are reserved for individuals with mobility impairments), and three large community garden spaces available. Participants must be 16+ years of age to be eligible to participate in the program. Register for an available garden plot and for orientation beginning March 1, 2012. $10 per plot ground plot - $15 for two plots - (maximum 2 per family) Schools, non-profits and charity groups may apply to plant and maintain one of the large plots by submitting an application, and agreeing to the garden rules.

Orientation dates are:April 10 – tuesday – 12pm - #92792April 26 – thursday – 12pm - #92793May 12 – saturday – 10am - #92794

Build a closer bond with your dog. Learn to teach your dog to heel, sit, stand, stay, and more. Dog’s shot record must be brought to the first class. Saturdays. For more information, please call Guy Yeaman at 775.265.4530 or visit www.dogmanguy.com.

comstock Park 10 - 11 a.m./9 - 10 a.m. orMckinley Arts & culture center 1 - 2 p.m.

$80 comstock Mckinley

Apr. 14 - May 19 87980 @10am 87981 @1pm

May 26 - June 30 92892 @9am 92893 @1pm

July 14 - Aug. 25 92894 @9AM 92895 @1pm

Sept. 1 - Oct. 20 92898 @9am 92899 @1pm

Oct. 27 - Dec. 8 92900 @10am 92901 @1pm

Dec. 15 - Jan. 26 92902 @10am 92903 @1pm

It's time to start dreaming of spring and that means GARDENING!I wanted to let you all know there will be some changes coming soon to the garden program.

Registration will begin March 1, 2012 and you will need to come to an orientation. There is also a small price increase to help our costs.

You will not be able to sign up for a specific plot number when you register. Your registration will only guarantee that 1 or 2 plots will be assigned to you.

You must come to orientation, then you can get the plots number(s) you want. Orientation dates are:

April 10 – Tuesday – 12pm - #92792 April 26 – Thursday – 12pm - #92793 May 12 – Saturday – 10am - #92794

WE NEED VOLUNTEERS TO HELP CLEAN UP THE GARDEN!Please email me at [email protected] if you have any suggestions on how to make the program better

or if you can put some time into do a clean up.We are in major transition with my retirement and the recreation staff changes.

I am volunteering to get it going but we need more participation. We are looking for folks to take a leadership role to help sustain the program.

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park hoursOct. 1 - Mar. 31 6 a.m. - 7 p.m.Apr. 1 - sept. 30 5 a.m. - 10 p.m.

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Damonte Ranch Park 1950 Steamboat Parkway ● ● ● ● ● ● ●4385 Loreto Lane9555 Evergreen Drive ● ●495 Galetti Way ●●●●●1498 East 7th Street ■ ●1005 Holcomb Ave9675 Wilbur May Parkway ●●●●●●●1160 East Huffaker ● ■ ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●1000 Jamaica Avenue ■ ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●957 Kuenzli Street ●●●●●1635 Yori Avenue ●●3925 Neil Road ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●3000 South McCarran Blvd ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●250 Kirman Avenue ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●

Reggie Road Pathway Reggie Road ●400 Stewart Street ●●●●●1201 East Taylor Street ■ ●●●●●2800 Yori Way ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●

SouthwestCaughlin Crest Park ●●Crissie Caughlin Park ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●Crystal Lake Park ■ ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●Horseman’s Park ●Idlewild Park(Three Rentable Shelters)

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Ivan Sack Park ●●●●Jack Tighe Memorial Fields ■ ●Manzanita Park ● ■ ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●Mary Gojack Park ●●●●●Moana Park and Stadium ■ ●●●Newlands Park ●●Plumas Park & Gym ● ● ●Reno Tennis Center ● ●Robinhood Park ●●●●●Schiappacasse Park ● ●Summit Ridge Park ■ ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●Village Green 4785 Caughlin Parkway ■ ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●Virginia Lake Park ●●●●●●●●●Wheatland Park ■ ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●

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Huffaker Park and TrailJamaica ParkJohn Champion Park

Donner Party ParkEvergreen ParkFisherman’s Park I and IIGovernor’s Bowl Park

Brodhead ParkCenter Creek Park

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2601 Plumas Street800 Robinhood Drive

325 Burris Lane630 Manzanita Lane3100 Skyline Blvd240 Moana Lane700 California Avenue475 Monroe Street

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Holcomb Historic SiteHorizon View Park

3851 Cashill Boulevard

Liston ParkMiguel Ribera ParkMira Loma ParkPickett Park

Stewart ParkWilkinson ParkYori Park

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park hoursOct. 1 - Mar. 31 6 a.m. - 7 p.m.Apr. 1 - sept. 30 5 a.m. - 10 p.m.

DowntownBarbara Bennett Park ●●●●●●

10 Ralston Street ● ● ●10 North Virginia ● ●1st Street & Arlington Ave ● ●

150 South Virginia Street ●

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North Valleys12000 Mt. Charleston ■ ● ● ● ● ● ● ●12000 Mt. Charleston ●850 Link Lane ■ ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●825 Burgess Place ■ ●●●●●●●8755 Red Baron Blvd. ● ■ ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●

Northeast1140 Beech Street ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●

Eighth Street Parkway 455 East 8th Street ● ●200 East 9th Street ■ ● ●2370 Scottsdale Road ●●●●●1910 Bishop Street ●●●●●●●1265 Hillboro Street ●●●●●790 Sage Street ●●●●760 Winston Drive ●●●●

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1700 Carville Drive ● ●990 South University Loop ■ ● ● ● ● ● ● ●

Northwest1485 Robb Drive ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●3950 Buckingham Square ■ ●●●●●85 Irving Park Circle40 Coleman Drive ●●●●5950 Las Brisas ● ■ ● ● ● ● ● ● ●Riverside Drive atWashington Street

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Somersett East Park 1900 Park Hollow Court ■ ●●●●2525 Robb Drive ■ ●●●●●●●6555 Valley Wood Drive ■ ● ● ● ● ● ● ●550 University Terrace ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●

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Bicentennial ParkCity PlazaFulton CornerPowning VeteransMemorial Park

Dick Taylor Memorial Park

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West Street PlazaWingfield Park

Traner PoolUniversity Ridge Park

Canyon Creek Park

Pat Baker Park

Sage Street ParkSterling Village Tot LotTeglia’s Paradise Park(Two Rentable Shelters)

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Hilltop ParkIrving Circle ParkLake ParkLas Brisas Park

Reno Sports ComplexRiverside Drive Park

Rotary Centennial Park

Seminary Park

Oxbow Nature Study AreaPeavine FieldsRainbow Ridge Park

Lunsford Park

McKinley ParkNorthgate Park

Sky Country Park

Whitaker Park

Terrace Sports ComplexValley Wood Park

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Adopt-A-ParkThis program offers the opportunity to get involved in the community in a way that develops pride and appreciation through stewardship. Call 334-2270 and adopt a park in your neighborhood today!

Dog Park Locations1) Whitaker Park, located at 550 University Terrace (2 mutt mitt dispensers)2) Virginia Lake Park, located in the north field at Mountain View and Lakeside Drive (1 mutt mitt dispenser)

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There are 18 reservable park shelters that accommodate from 50 to 200 people. Each shelter comes with picnic tables and barbeque. Excellent park facilities surround each shelter for groups to enjoy; however, please note that these amenities are not reserved as part of a picnic shelter permit. Playgrounds, tennis, volleyball, basketball, horseshoe pits, skate parks, etc. are normally open to the public at large. A beer and wine permit is required ($50) if these beverages will be consumed at your event.Staff is available to help you identify which facility may best meet your needs. Detailed information on each shelter is available online. For current rental rates or to make a park shelter reservation please call 334-3888. FEEs VARy FROM $85 - $120. tHE REsERVAtIONs FOR 2013 WIll BE AVAIlABlE ON A FIRst cOME, FIRst sERVE stARtING OctOBER 1, 2012.

sHEltER RENtAl HOuRs APRIL 1 - SEPT. 30 10 A.M. - 8 P.M. OCT. 1 - MAR. 31 10 A.M. - 6 P.M.Rental facilities can accommodate your needs for any special occasion.

North Valleys cap.Silver Lake Park 8855 Red Baron Blvd. 50

NortheastDick Taylor Memorial Park 1140 Beech St. 100

Pat Baker Park 1910 Bishop St. 50

Teglia’s Paradise Park-Pavilion 2745 Elementary Dr. 50

Teglia’s Paradise Park-Shelter 2745 Elementary Dr. 200

NorthwestCanyon Creek Park 1485 Robb Dr. 50

Las Brisas Park 5950 Las Brisas 100

Northgate Park 6450 Moonridge Terrace 50

Whitaker Park 550 University Terrace 100

southeast cap.Huffaker Park 1160 E. Huffaker Ln. 50

Miguel Ribera Park 3925 Neil Rd. 200

Mira Loma Park 3000 S. McCarran Blvd. 200

Pickett Park 250 Kirman Ave. 100

southwestIdlewild Park - Terrace 1805 Idlewild Dr. 200

Idlewild Park - Snowflake 1805 Idlewild Dr. 200

Idlewild Park - Rose Garden 1805 Idlewild Dr. 100

Manzanita Park 630 Manzanita Ln. 100

Virginia Lake Park 1980 Lakeside Dr. 100

shelter rentalsRose Garden at Idlewild Park

The City of Reno has the only public rose garden in the state of Nevada certified by the American Rose Society! The one acre Rose Garden, located in Idlewild Park, has 200 varieties of roses and over 2,250 total roses. The rose season is from early June until Sept. with peak seasons in July and August. It is also a favorite location for wedding ceremonies. Call 334-2417 for more information.

Plumas Gymlocation: Monroe Street, Central Reno off Arlington Avenue.Features: Hardwood court for basketball (six hoops) or volleyball, with bleacher seating. Tables and chairs are not available in the gym. Food and drink are not allowed in the gym.

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California Building 75 Cowan Drive 334-2417 260 $75 l l

Horseman’s Park Clubhouse 2800 Pioneer Drive 334-2417 85 $45 l

Neil Road Recreation Center 3925 Neil Road 689-8484 550 Varies

Evelyn Mount Northeast Community Center

1301 Valley Road 334-2262 300 Varies l

Plumas Gym 475 Monroe Street 334-6262 350 $45

McKinley Arts & Culture Center 925 Riverside Drive 334-2417 200 Varies l

Southside Cultural Center Auditorium

190 E. Liberty Street 334-2417 150 Varies

Teglia’s Paradise Park Activity Center

2745 Elementary Drive

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Minimum requirements apply * use of patio has an additional charge

facility rentalsFAMILY PICNICS · REUNIONS · SMALL RECEPTIONS · BIRTHDAY PARTIES · EVENTS · WEDDINGSStaff is available to help you identify which facility may best meet your needs. Renters can bring their own caterer and food, unlike requirements to use in-house caterers at other rentable facilities. A security deposit of $500-$1000 is required. For current rental rates or to rent a facility please call 334-2262 or 334-2417.

Mckinley Arts & culture centerThe former McKinley Park School, located at 925 Riverside Drive, was constructed in 1910 and renovated in 1999. This historic building with its unique ornate design boasts two gallery spaces, arts and crafts workshops, and provides rented office space for local non-profit arts organizations. It occupies an important place within the Truckee River Arts and Culture District and an auditorium and boardroom are available for rental by tenants and outside cultural groups. The public may also rent the air-conditioned facility for weddings. Call 334-2417. (AVAILABLE FOR WEDDINGS!)

RENtAl FEEsMckinley Arts & culture center & southside cultural center

Auditorium (rehearsal) $50/hr.Auditorium (performance) $75/hr.Auditorium (other use) $100/hr.Boardroom $50/hr.

McKinley Wedding/Party Package$800 for 8 hours - includes auditorium, stage, rest rooms, foyer, kitchen and courtyard.Requirement: $1,000.00 Refundable Security deposit

southside cultural center AuditoriumThe former Southside School, located at 190 East Liberty Street, includes an art gallery on the ground floor and auditorium on the second level. The auditorium is available for rehearsals, performances, lectures, concerts and special occasions. The public may also rent the facility for weddings. Call 334-2417 for more information.

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Neil Road Recreation centerThe Center is located in a campus like setting, with oth-er facilities including, but not limited to, the Boys and Girls Club of the Truckee Meadows, Reno Police Department sub-station and St. Mary’s Well-ness Center. The park shelter at Miguel Ribera Park can be rented in conjunction with the building for an additional fee. location: South Reno, between Moana and Peckham Lanes. Access is easiest from Maudlin Way.Features: Six - foot tables and folding chairs for indoor use.

teglia’s Paradise Park Activity centerSituated in a relaxing and tranquil area near the Paradise Park Pond, this facility has acres of open space, a community garden, play areas and walking trails. location: NE Reno, off of Oddie BoulevardFeatures: A kitchen and a large multi-purpose room with 5 round tables, 20 six-foot tables, and 100 folding chairs for indoor use.

Evelyn Mount Northeastcommunity center

A 40,000 square foot facility that includes rental rooms, an indoor pool, a fitness center and cardio room, as well as a gymnasium. The rental rooms are ideal spaces for meetings of any size and for family events. Birthday parties for children scheduled around the pool’s public swim hours are always a hit.location: Near downtown Reno and the Livestock Event Center.

West street MarketWest Street Market is a unique gathering place centered around food, friends, shopping and entertainment. This urban market with eco-friendly themes is more than just fresh, delicious food! For rental info please call (775) 334-2414 or visit www.renoweststreetmarket.com for rental availability.location: Between First and Second streets.

Horseman’s Park clubhouseThe western-themed clubhouse is a perfect setting for small meetings and group gatherings. It is adjacent to Horseman’s Park, featuring a horse arena and corrals. Equestrian groups, through historic and deeded priority scheduling, coordinate a wide range of horse-oriented activities at this facility.location: SW Reno off of Skyline BoulevardFeatures: Round tables, six-foot tables, and folding chairs for indoor use.

california BuildingThe Spanish-style architecture, reminiscent of the early California missions, distinguishes this popular facility which hosts numerous cultural and special events, weddings, meetings and group gatherings throughout the year.location: In Idlewild Park – SW Reno, near Riverside and Booth StreetsFeatures: Kitchen, outdoor patio area, six-foot rectangular tables, 60 inch diameter tables, folding chairs and picnic tables.California Building Wedding Package: 8 hours for $700.00; and $75.00 for each additional hour.Includes: use of the entire facility; kitchen, rest rooms, tables and chairs, alcohol permit and patio.Requirement: $1,000.00 Refundable Security deposit

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Our urban forest encompasses trees and vegetation on both public and private property within the city limits. A dedicated staff of Arborists and a professional Urban Forester maintain over 24,000 publicly owned trees in city parks and along public streets. Their work is vital to both public safety and tree preservation.

Reno’s Arborists are concerned about trees that appear to be dead, dying, or diseased, that have large broken limbs, low limbs, or limbs blocking traffic signs, signals or intersection sight lines. To report concerns about trees causing a public hazard call Reno Direct at 334-INFO. For Information about all programs Call the Park Office at 334-2270

Firewood SalesReno Urban Forestry sells firewood to the general public. The wood yard located at 190 Telegraph is open Wednesdays and Thursdays from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. for wood cutting. The wood is in log form and requires people to saw their own rounds for splitting. The cost is $75 per cord. Customers must first sign a waiver of liability and pay in advance at the Park Maintenance Office, 2055 Idlewild Drive. Office hours are 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday - Friday, excluding holidays. Payment by cash or check only.

The Whitewater Park has grown into a cultural icon, an essential ingredient of Downtown that is the envy of cities across the country. Opened in 2004, the half-mile Whitewater Park features five drop pools over 1400 feet in the north channel; six pools over 1200 feet in the south channel. The north and south channels are created by Wingfield Park, a grassy island park with an amphitheater and facilities for concerts, festivals, picnics, outdoor sports and recreation. Visitors to the park will commonly see people using kayaks, canoes, rafts, or inner tubes pass through the park any time of the year. Kayak, raft and tube rentals are available by local concessionaires. As with all river systems, safety precautions should be exercised (i.e. use of personal flotation devices). No lifeguard on duty. Call us at 334-2414 for more information.

Project Discovery Leadership Challenge ProgramProject Discovery programs consist of a progressive series of carefully designed high-impact training activities to enhance skills related to leadership, team-building, communication and problem solving. The Sky Tavern site is one of the largest ropes courses in the U.S. For more information on Project Discovery, call 849-3393 or visit their website at WWW.PROJEctdIscOVERy.cOM.

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Sensory Garden: The City of Reno Park Maintenance division is developing the area in Idlewild Park that is an abandoned amusement park into a Children’s Sensory Garden. Children’s sensory gardens generate pleasant experiences of smell, sight, touch, taste and sound for people and create welcoming spaces that stimulate imagination and learning. Many studies confirm that sensory gardens provide therapeutic benefits for those dealing with difficult situations such as personal loss, abuse, injury, illness and developmental issues.

The City of Reno’s Children’s Sensory Garden would not only include individual beds that focus on the senses, but would also include interactive features such as a trees with sensory value, a rock sculpture, and living willow tunnels and a living willow hut. Using willows to produce living structures is a fun way to involve children with the out of doors. Tunnels would direct children to garden areas while the igloo would allow an area for discussion, instruction or just play time.


Find the LID (planning) Manual and the Structural Controls Design Manual at www.tmstormwater.com or purchase at The Permit Place, Sinclair Street, Reno.

As attractive as LID is, your site might not be well served by LID! There are many things to consider, ie. soil types, available space, topography, proximity of space to building and downspouts, and depth to groundwater.

Please refer to the online manuals to see if LID is right for your site.

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Rain Garden: They collect rain water and snow-melt in the winter, infiltrating it back into our local supply, and thrive on drip irrigation in the summer. They also provide beautiful urban habitat for butterflies and foraging wild birds… AND provide protection for our Truckee River. Rain gardens help protect the river. Using drip irrigation instead of sprinklers, rain gardens reduce overspray and flooded gutters by allowing water to filter through the soil. Infiltrated water is cleansed before it reaches the river, much better than gutter flows carrying dissolved pollutants into our river from pet waste, pesticides, and other materials. By removing turf and replacing with a drip-watered garden, you could save a lot of money AND protect the Truckee River at the same time! TMWA has a helpful online landscape guide to help choose the right plants for your site, www.tmwalandscapeguide.com.

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A CALENDAR OF SPECIAL EVENTS CAN BE FOUND AT WWW.RENO.GOVturkish Festival – May 20

Wingfield Park11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.Experience the culture, food, crafts including calligraphy, water marbling (ebru) art, henna, and music of turkey at this festival. don’t walk away without trying the baklava and Adana kebabs! For more information, please check the website www.renoturkishfestival.org.

Reno River Festival – June 15-17Wingfield Park8:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.Get ready for an all out celebration of adrenaline-infused, human-powered adventure in northern Nevada. kayaking at its best including down river races, freestyle and boater cross competition, clinics, music, Run Amuck and food are all a part of this 3 day festival. For more information, please check the website www.renoriverfestival.com.

Reno tahoe Odyssey – June 1-2West Wingfield Park & Idlewild ParkThis odyssey starts at West Wingfield Park on Friday morning and finished at Idlewild Park for a party on saturday. teams of 12 runners traverse a scenic route thru Reno, truckee, lake tahoe and Virginia city logging 178 miles in 24 hours or less. For more information, please check the website www.renotahoeodyssey.com.

Battle Born derby demons Roller BoutsJune 16, July 21, August 18, sept. 22 @city PlazaJoin the Derby Demons as they race around a flat track annihilating their competition. you have 4 opportunities to join them this summer. For more information, please check their website at www.battlebornderbydemons.com

Artown – JulyWingfield Park and numerous locations around the city of RenoA month long celebration of cultural diversity and artistic innovation – what ever your heart desires, you will find this month. For more information, please check their website at www.renoisartown.com

Rollin’ on the River concert seriesFridays in July @ Wingfield Park5:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.Reno News & Review is once again sponsoring the concert series featuring many local and regional bands. this year enjoy the sounds of Big sandy and His Fly-Rite Boys, the Gospel Hummingbirds, Igor and the Red Elvises, and truth and salvage company. For more information, please check the website www.newsreview.com

compression! Fire Arts FestivalJuly 28 @ city Plaza, 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 p.m.The West Coast will be set on fire at the compression Fire Arts Festival on city Plaza. large scale propane effects, fire dancers, fire spinners, mutant vehicles will all spark your Burning Man desires. For more information, please check their website at www.compression.controlledburnreno.com

Nevada Humane society duck Race & FestivalAug. 28 @ Wingfield Park, 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.Join in a day of music, fun, food and pet adoptions culminating with a rubber duck race on the truckee River. Adopt a duck for a chance to win exciting prizes. The race benefits our community’s homeless animals. For more information, please check their website www.nevadahumanesociety.org.

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Find the LID (planning) Manual and the Structural Controls Design Manual at www.tmstormwater.com or purchase at The Permit Place, Sinclair Street, Reno.

As attractive as LID is, your site might not be well served by LID! There are many things to consider, ie. soil types, available space, topography, proximity of space to building and downspouts, and depth to groundwater.

Please refer to the online manuals to see if LID is right for your site.

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SPRING/SUMMER 2012Parks, recreation anD community services

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The City of Reno call center, Reno DIRECT, is designed to improve communication between you and your City government. Our non-emergency call center has one centralized phone number, 334-INFO (4636), for all city services. You can make suggestions, report problems, receive information or request services such as pothole repair, graffiti removal, and traffic signal repairs with just one call. The customer service representatives are available weekdays from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Service requests can also be reported 24/7 online at WWW.RENO.GOV.

reno.GovSave time and register online! Use the “Online Services” menu on the WWW.RENO.GOV homepage to easily register for recreation classes. Many other city services are offered online, such as paying sewer bills and parking tickets, filing a police report, submitting a service request and more. Make sure to click on the social media links on www.Reno.gov to connect with us on social media.

Reno Connect is an electronic alert service designed to improve communication between the City of Reno, citizens, businesses and the general public. This service allows you to subscribe to a wide selection of e-alerts received via email. The broadcasts provide updates and announcements on a variety of topics such as recreation programs, road closures, meeting agendas, special events and development notifications. To use the Reno Connect system, all that is required is a valid email address. Visit the City’s website at WWW.RENO.GOV to sign-up for this free electronic alert service.

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Parks, Recreation, Community Services Brochure