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Parks&Recreation

Parks & Recreation Department, Community Center, 1827 N. Squirrel Road • 248-370-9353 • www.auburnhills.org

Youth ProgramsATHLETICS

Summer Registration Begins on Monday, May 20th!

ARTSidewalk Chalk Art ContestJoin us at Summerfest as we createsidewalk chalk art all over the side-walks of downtown Auburn Hills. Age categories will be 5 and under, 6 – 12 and 13+. The theme for this year will be Summer Fun! No registration necessary, just show up the day of the event. Location: Summerfest Event downtown Schedule: Friday, June 21, 4PM – 6PM

Fall Soccer LeaguesMore teams – more competition – more fun! League startsthe week of September 16 with weekday practices (Mon-day or Wednesday) and Saturday games starting September28. Fee is $90 for new players, $55 for returning playerswith reversible jersey/uniform. Volunteer coaches needed. Location: Civic Center Multi-Sport Athletic FieldSchedule: Week of September 16 – November 2

Grades 1-2 (#316680A), Grades 3-4 (#316680B), Grades 5-6 (#316680C)

Fee: $90 – new player / $55 – returning player (6 games) Register: By September 6Late fee: $10 after September 6

YOUTH PROGRAMS

SUMMER 2011 SCHEDULEParks & Recreation Department, 1827 N. Squirrel Rd., (248)370-9353; www.auburnhills.org

Parks&RecSummer Registration Begins on Monday, May 16th!

Athletics

Art

T-Ball LeagueThis is a six weekprogram for boys andgirls in grades K – 2 (11/12 schoolyear) that includesSaturday games andMonday eveningpractices. Players learn the basics of throwing, fielding,hitting, and base running in a fun, learning environment.Special "softer" baseballs and batting tees are used. Abaseball glove and tennis shoes/rubber cleats are re-quired. Ball cap, pants and custom numbered jersey pro-vided. Volunteer Coaches needed.Location: Civic Center Park Ball Diamond,

June 20 – July 30 (#312360)Schedule: Monday practices, 6PM or 7:15PM /

Saturday games starting at 10AMFee: Free – resident / $50 – non-resident Register: By May 1 (no July 2 or 4)

Pre T-Ball ClinicDesigned for youngplayers ages 4 and 5with little or no ex-perience. Pre T-Ballteaches basic base-ball skills includingthrowing, catching,hitting and baserunning in a clinic format. Instructors teach at an easy-to-learn pace. A baseball glove and tennis shoes/rubbercleats are required. A ball cap and numbered jersey pro-vided.Location: Civic Center Park Ball DiamondSchedule: Saturdays, July 9 – July 30,

1:30PM – 2:15PM (#313370)Fee: Free – resident / $25 – non-resident (4 sessions)Register: By June 5

Go 4 Two QB SchoolJoin Avondale Varsity FootballCoach Steve Deutsch for this ex-citing new camp designed just forquarterbacks! The camp will focus on the development ofthe young quarterback. Proper throwing motion, footwork,technique and the basics of leading a football team will betaught. In addition, each camper will be trained on how toproperly execute the 1, 3 and 5 step drop, how to read de-fenses and how to work on your game at home – all whilelearning the importance of sportsmanship, leadership andcharacter. Please bring an official size football, cleats andproper clothing. Includes camp t-shirt.Location: Civic Center Park Multi-Sport Athletic FieldSchedule: Sundays, June TBD Divisions: 1st – 4th grade, 6PM – 6:45PM (#312362A)

5th – 8th grade, 7PM – 7:45PM (#312362B)Fee: $70 – resident / $80 – non-resident Register: TBD

Tennis LessonsOur program teaches tennisas a fun sport in a positiveatmosphere using excitinggames and activities. Youngplayers learn the skillsneeded to build a good foundation for future learning.Rules of tennis and court etiquette will be covered.Location: Civic Center Park Courts Schedule: Mondays, June 27 – August 8 Divisions: Ages 5 – 8, 4:30PM – 5PM (#313350A)

Ages 9 – 12, 5PM – 6PM (#313350B)Ages 13 – 17, 6PM – 7PM (#313350C)

Schedule: Tuesdays, June 28 – August 9 Divisions: Ages 5 – 8, 3:30PM – 4PM (#313351A)


Fee: $25 – resident / $35 – non-resident (6 sessions)Register: By June 22 (no July 4 or August 2)

VarietySidewalk Chalk ContestJoin us at Summerfest as wecreate sidewalk chalk art allover the sidewalks of down-town Auburn Hills. Ages cate-gories will be 5 and under, 6 – 12 & 13+. The theme forthis year will be Summer Fun!No registration necessary justshow up day of the event. Location: Summerfest event

downtown Schedule: June 24, 4PM – 7PM

Fitness

Athletics

Teen FitnessHere is your opportunity to stay fit and work to-wards leading a healthy lifestyle using our Fit-ness Room equipment. Equipment includestreadmills, ellipticals, multi-station strength ma-chine, stationary bike and more. Must be signedup by parent or legal guardian. Ages 13 – 17. Location: Community Center Fitness Room,

July – December Schedule: Monday – Friday, 8AM – 8:30PM &

Saturday, 10AM – 8:30PMFee: Free – resident w/Community Center

Card / $100 non-resident (#338050)Register: By July 8

Fall Soccer League

More teams – more competition –more fun! League starts the weekof September 13 with weekdaypractices and Saturday gamesstarting September 25. Fee is $90for new players, $55 for returningplayers with reversible jersey/uni-form. Volunteer coaches needed.Register by August 1st – receive $10 discount. Grades 1st – 6th.Location: Civic Center Multi – Sport Athletic FieldSchedule: Week of September 13 – October 30

Grades 1 – 2 (#316680A), Grades 3 – 4 (#316680B),Grades 5 – 6 (#316680C)

Fee: $90 – new player / $55 – returning player (6 games)

Register: By September 13

Martial ArtsMaster instructor,Kirk Rehn, leadsthis program forboys and girls.Classes will empha-size self-discipline,focus, balance tech-niques to defendingoneself. You willgain a sense of confidence and pride. Please wear loose-fitting clothing. Ages 5 – 15. Session I: Wednesday, July 6 – September 7,

Intermediate (orange/blue belt): 6:15PM – 7:05PM (#313251A)

Session II: Wednesday, July 6 – September 7, Advanced (purple/green belt): 7:15PM – 8:05PM (#313251B)

Session III: Saturday, July 9 – September 17, Beginner (White belt): 10:30AM – 11:15AM (#313251C)

Session IV: Saturday, July 9 – September 17, Advanced Beginner (Yellow belt or higher): 11:30AM – 12:15PM (#313251D)

Location: Community Center Studio Fee: $40 – resident / $50 – non-resident (10 sessions) Register: By at least one week prior to class (no September 3)

COMMUNITY CENTER - SUMMER 2011 GYM PROGRAMS (must pre-register for all programs)June-August Morning (8AM-12PM) Afternoon (12PM-5PM) Evening (5PM-9PM)Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Family Fun 5pm - 9pm

Gym Rentals orFamily Fun 5pm - 9pm(Call to check availability)





Day Camp 2pm - 4pm

Day Camp 2pm - 4pm

Day Camp 2pm - 4pm

Day Camp 2pm - 4pm

Day Camp 2pm - 4pm


Day Camp9:30am - 12pm

Senior Walking Club8am - 9:30amSenior Fitness9:30am - 12pmDay Camp9:30am - 12pm

Senior Walking Club 8am - 9:30amDay Camp 9:30am - 11:30am

Senior Bounce Volleyball9:30am - 12pm


FITNESS OPPORTUNITY!Residents of Auburn Hills with a

Community Center Card can use the Fitness Room at the Community Center FREE OF CHARGE

Monday – Friday, 8AM – 9PM and Saturday, 10AM – 9PM.

You must check-in at the Front Desk and provide yourCommunity Center Card (non-residents may purchase

a Fitness Pass, inquire for details). The Fitness Room includes treadmills, ellipticals, amulti-station strength machine, stationary bike andmore. Showers and lockers are available - please

bring your own lock. Children 12 and under are not al-lowed in the Fitness Room, 13-15 year olds

must be registered for our Teen Fitness program by a parent or legal guardian.

Call or visit the Auburn Hills Community Center for details,

1827 North Squirrel Road (248) 370-9353

Teen Volunteer ProgramArea teens ingrades 9 – 12can gain valu-able workingexperiencethis summerby participat-ing in ourTeen Volun-teer Program.Visit our web-site at www.auburnhills.org to print off an application orcall 248-370-9353 for more details.

Tennis LessonsOur program teaches tennis as a fun sport in a posi-tive atmosphere using exciting games and activi-ties. Young players learn the skills needed to builda good foundation for future learning. Rules of ten-nis and court etiquette will be covered. Make upgames will take place Thursdays.Location: Civic Center Park Courts Schedule: Mondays, June 24 – July 29Divisions: Ages 5 – 8, 4:30PM – 5PM (#313350A)


Schedule: Tuesdays, June 25 – July 30Divisions: Ages 5 – 8, 10AM – 10:30AM (#313351A)

Ages 9 – 13, 10:30AM – 11:30AM (#313351B)Ages 14 – 17, 11:30AM – 12:30PM (#313351C)

Fee: $25 – resident / $35 – non-resident (6 sessions)

Register: By June 19

Michigan Youth Flag Football League – NEW!Michigan Youth Flag Football, in partnership withthe City of Auburn Hills Parks and Recreation, isproud to offer NFL Youth Flag Football to theAuburn Hills community. This is a 5 vs. 5, non-contact, recreational, co-ed format for grades PreK-8. Join the largest NFL youth flag football or-ganization in the state. Every player will receive aNFL reversible jersey, flag belt and individual par-ticipation award at season end. Games are offici-ated by MHSAA referees. Games are played onSunday afternoons at Rochester Adams HighSchool turf football field! One hour practices areheld each week during the course of this sevengame season. Children will be placed on teams ona first-come, first serve basis, according to schooland grade. Registration deadline: August 1,2013.Schedule: September 8 – October 27Fee: $128.50 + 3.50% processing feeYou must register on-line at:www.MichiganYouthFlagFootball.comFor more information, call 248-454-9700

Sports Starters – NEW!A great introduction to individual sports skills! Variousballs, bean bags, hula hoops and sports equipment willbe used to help your child understand the skills of run-ning, catching, throwing, and kicking. Class emphasisis on participation, effort and fun! Wear tennis shoesand bring a water bottle. Ages 3 – 5. Children must be3 on the first day of class and potty-trained. LeisureUnlimited Staff.Location: Community Center Gym (#314431)Schedule: M – F, July 29 – August 2, 9:30AM – 10:30AMFee: $50 – resident / $60 – non-residentRegister: By July 22

Kiddie SportsKids will learn the basics of any of the following sports:soccer, floor hockey, basketball, tee-ball, volleyball,lacrosse, pickleball, football and more! Fun drills andgames allow kids to progress at their own pace. Ouremphasis is on teamwork, sportsmanship and effort in asafe environment. Wear gym shoes and bring a waterbottle. Snack provided. Ages 4 – 6. Leisure UnlimitedStaff.Location: Community Center Gym (#314433)Schedule: M – F, July 15 – 19, 2:15PM – 3:15PMFee: $50 – resident / $60 – non-residentRegister: By July 8

Disc Golf X (extreme) NEW!Learn the types of discs and the basics of throwing butthen get ready to think outside the box in this modifieddisc golf camp. Extra challenges (such as throwing adisc while balancing on a wobble board) creates funand excitement for all players. Ages 6 – 10. Location: Community Center /Disc Golf Course (#312850)Schedule: M – F, July 29 – August 2, 11AM – 12:30PMFee: $75 – resident / $85 – non-residentRegister: By July 22

T-Ball LeagueThis is a six week program for boys and girls in grades K-2 (13/14 school year) that includes Saturday games andMonday evening practices. Players learn the basics ofthrowing, fielding, hitting, and base running in a fun,learning environment. Special "softer" baseballs and bat-ting tees are used. A baseball glove and tennis shoes/rub-ber cleats are required. Ball cap, pants and customnumbered jersey provided. Volunteer coaches needed.Location: Civic Center Park Ball Diamond,


Saturday Games at 10AM or 11:30AMFee: Free – resident / $50 – non-resident Register: By June 3 (No July 6)

Pre T-Ball ClinicDesigned for the youngplayer ages 4 & 5 with lit-tle or no experience. PreT-Ball teaches basic base-ball skills includingthrowing, catching, hit-ting and base running in aclinic format. Instructorsteach at an easy-to-learnpace. A baseball glove and tennis shoes/rubber cleatsare required. A ball cap and numbered jersey provided.Location: Civic Center Park Ball DiamondSchedule: Saturdays, June 29 – July 27,

1:30PM – 2:15PM (#313370)Fee: Free – resident / $25 – non-resident (4 sessions)Register: By June 10 (No July 6)

Martial ArtsMaster instructor, KirkRehn, leads this programfor boys and girls. Classeswill emphasize self-disci-pline, focus, and balancetechniques to defendingoneself. You will gain asense of confidence andpride. Please wear loose-fitting clothing. Ages 5 –15. All classes held at theCommunity Center.Wednesday Classes(#313251A): June 19 – August 28, Intermediate

(orange/blue belt): 6:15PM– 7:05PM (#313251B): June19 – August 28, Advanced

(purple/green belt): 7:15PM – 8:05PMFee: $40 – resident / $50 – non-resident

(10 sessions) Saturday Classes(#313251C): July 20 – August 24, Beginner

(white belt): 10:30AM – 11:15AM (#313251D): July 20 – August 24, Advanced Beginner

(yellow belt or higher): 11:30AM – 12:15PMFee: $24 – resident / $34 – non-resident (6 sessions)Register: By at least one week prior to class (no July 3)

YOUTH PROGRAMS

SUMMER 2011 SCHEDULEParks & Recreation Department, 1827 N. Squirrel Rd., (248)370-9353; www.auburnhills.org

Parks&RecSummer Registration Begins on Monday, May 16th!

Athletics

Art

T-Ball LeagueThis is a six weekprogram for boys andgirls in grades K – 2 (11/12 schoolyear) that includesSaturday games andMonday eveningpractices. Players learn the basics of throwing, fielding,hitting, and base running in a fun, learning environment.Special "softer" baseballs and batting tees are used. Abaseball glove and tennis shoes/rubber cleats are re-quired. Ball cap, pants and custom numbered jersey pro-vided. Volunteer Coaches needed.Location: Civic Center Park Ball Diamond,


Saturday games starting at 10AMFee: Free – resident / $50 – non-resident Register: By May 1 (no July 2 or 4)

Pre T-Ball ClinicDesigned for youngplayers ages 4 and 5with little or no ex-perience. Pre T-Ballteaches basic base-ball skills includingthrowing, catching,hitting and baserunning in a clinic format. Instructors teach at an easy-to-learn pace. A baseball glove and tennis shoes/rubbercleats are required. A ball cap and numbered jersey pro-vided.Location: Civic Center Park Ball DiamondSchedule: Saturdays, July 9 – July 30,

1:30PM – 2:15PM (#313370)Fee: Free – resident / $25 – non-resident (4 sessions)Register: By June 5

Go 4 Two QB SchoolJoin Avondale Varsity FootballCoach Steve Deutsch for this ex-citing new camp designed just forquarterbacks! The camp will focus on the development ofthe young quarterback. Proper throwing motion, footwork,technique and the basics of leading a football team will betaught. In addition, each camper will be trained on how toproperly execute the 1, 3 and 5 step drop, how to read de-fenses and how to work on your game at home – all whilelearning the importance of sportsmanship, leadership andcharacter. Please bring an official size football, cleats andproper clothing. Includes camp t-shirt.Location: Civic Center Park Multi-Sport Athletic FieldSchedule: Sundays, June TBD Divisions: 1st – 4th grade, 6PM – 6:45PM (#312362A)

5th – 8th grade, 7PM – 7:45PM (#312362B)Fee: $70 – resident / $80 – non-resident Register: TBD

Tennis LessonsOur program teaches tennisas a fun sport in a positiveatmosphere using excitinggames and activities. Youngplayers learn the skillsneeded to build a good foundation for future learning.Rules of tennis and court etiquette will be covered.Location: Civic Center Park Courts Schedule: Mondays, June 27 – August 8 Divisions: Ages 5 – 8, 4:30PM – 5PM (#313350A)


Schedule: Tuesdays, June 28 – August 9 Divisions: Ages 5 – 8, 3:30PM – 4PM (#313351A)


Fee: $25 – resident / $35 – non-resident (6 sessions)Register: By June 22 (no July 4 or August 2)

VarietySidewalk Chalk ContestJoin us at Summerfest as wecreate sidewalk chalk art allover the sidewalks of down-town Auburn Hills. Ages cate-gories will be 5 and under, 6 – 12 & 13+. The theme forthis year will be Summer Fun!No registration necessary justshow up day of the event. Location: Summerfest event

downtown Schedule: June 24, 4PM – 7PM

Fitness

Athletics

Teen FitnessHere is your opportunity to stay fit and work to-wards leading a healthy lifestyle using our Fit-ness Room equipment. Equipment includestreadmills, ellipticals, multi-station strength ma-chine, stationary bike and more. Must be signedup by parent or legal guardian. Ages 13 – 17. Location: Community Center Fitness Room,

July – December Schedule: Monday – Friday, 8AM – 8:30PM &


Card / $100 non-resident (#338050)Register: By July 8

Fall Soccer League

More teams – more competition –more fun! League starts the weekof September 13 with weekdaypractices and Saturday gamesstarting September 25. Fee is $90for new players, $55 for returningplayers with reversible jersey/uni-form. Volunteer coaches needed.Register by August 1st – receive $10 discount. Grades 1st – 6th.Location: Civic Center Multi – Sport Athletic FieldSchedule: Week of September 13 – October 30

Grades 1 – 2 (#316680A), Grades 3 – 4 (#316680B),Grades 5 – 6 (#316680C)

Fee: $90 – new player / $55 – returning player (6 games)

Register: By September 13

Martial ArtsMaster instructor,Kirk Rehn, leadsthis program forboys and girls.Classes will empha-size self-discipline,focus, balance tech-niques to defendingoneself. You willgain a sense of confidence and pride. Please wear loose-fitting clothing. Ages 5 – 15. Session I: Wednesday, July 6 – September 7,

Intermediate (orange/blue belt): 6:15PM – 7:05PM (#313251A)

Session II: Wednesday, July 6 – September 7, Advanced (purple/green belt): 7:15PM – 8:05PM (#313251B)

Session III: Saturday, July 9 – September 17, Beginner (White belt): 10:30AM – 11:15AM (#313251C)

Session IV: Saturday, July 9 – September 17, Advanced Beginner (Yellow belt or higher): 11:30AM – 12:15PM (#313251D)

Location: Community Center Studio Fee: $40 – resident / $50 – non-resident (10 sessions) Register: By at least one week prior to class (no September 3)

COMMUNITY CENTER - SUMMER 2011 GYM PROGRAMS (must pre-register for all programs)June-August Morning (8AM-12PM) Afternoon (12PM-5PM) Evening (5PM-9PM)Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday







Day Camp 2pm - 4pm

Day Camp 2pm - 4pm

Day Camp 2pm - 4pm

Day Camp 2pm - 4pm

Day Camp 2pm - 4pm


Day Camp9:30am - 12pm

Senior Walking Club8am - 9:30amSenior Fitness9:30am - 12pmDay Camp9:30am - 12pm

Senior Walking Club 8am - 9:30amDay Camp 9:30am - 11:30am

Senior Bounce Volleyball9:30am - 12pm


FITNESS OPPORTUNITY!Residents of Auburn Hills with a

Community Center Card can use the Fitness Room at the Community Center FREE OF CHARGE

Monday – Friday, 8AM – 9PM and Saturday, 10AM – 9PM.

You must check-in at the Front Desk and provide yourCommunity Center Card (non-residents may purchase

a Fitness Pass, inquire for details). The Fitness Room includes treadmills, ellipticals, amulti-station strength machine, stationary bike andmore. Showers and lockers are available - please

bring your own lock. Children 12 and under are not al-lowed in the Fitness Room, 13-15 year olds

must be registered for our Teen Fitness program by a parent or legal guardian.

Call or visit the Auburn Hills Community Center for details,

1827 North Squirrel Road (248) 370-9353

Teen Volunteer ProgramArea teens ingrades 9 – 12can gain valu-able workingexperiencethis summerby participat-ing in ourTeen Volun-teer Program.Visit our web-site at www.auburnhills.org to print off an application orcall 248-370-9353 for more details.

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VarietyFamily Fitness – NEW!This is a yoga-based fitness class where parents and kidscan have fun and get fit together! This lively class willhelp build strong and healthy bodies, playfully engagingboth children and adults alike in learning yoga poses andbreathing rhythms. Yoga helps balance emotions, calmnerves, clear the mind and enhance focus and self-es-teem. Games and partner poses bring laughter, buildteamwork and cooperation as we gain patience and flexi-bility. Bring your child and join us today! Ages 5+.Location: Community Center Seyburn BSchedule: Tuesdays, July 10 – August 28,

7:25PM – 8:25PM (#325131)Fee: $37 – resident, $47 – non-resident (7 sessions) Register: By July 3 (no August 7)

Family FunPlay ping pong, floorgames, soccer, floor hockey,basketball and more during Family Fun at the Community Center gym. Location: Community

Center Gym (#338030)

Schedule: See Gym Schedule at front desk, July – December

Fee: Free – resident w/Community Center Card, $50 non-resident

Marine Safety CourseOpen to persons of all ages. This course is designed toteach you the new PWC laws on how to be a safe and re-sponsible boater and covers basic fundamentals such as;boat maintenance, personal watercraft and boat opera-tion, legal requirements of boating, personal prepared-ness and survival skills. After passing the required test,those who are 12 years old and older are given BoatingSafety cards. A person born after 12/31/78 is required tohave this certification card in their possession while oper-ating a PWC on State of Michigan waterways. Pre-regis-tration is required. Instructor is Chuck Comstock.Location: Community Center Wesson RoomDate/Time: Monday, June 11, 9AM – 4PM (#233330)Fee: $9 – resident, $14 – non-residentRegister: By June 4

COMMUNITY EVENTSFriday Nights Downtown Music SeriesEnjoy a variety of live music downtown all summer on Friday nights from 7:00PM – 8:30PM inRiverside Park. Lawn chairs and/or blankets are advised, some picnic table seating is available.Date ArtistJune 1 Magic Moments (Oldies)June 8 Beth Stalker & Jim Rawlings (Variety)June 15 Stardust Big Band (Big Band)June 22/23 SummerfestJune 29 Austin Scott Band (Country)July 13 Motor City Mix (Top 40)

*Enjoy several Friday night merchant specials*

Monday Night PotteryHere’s an opportunity for anyone wanting to make hand-made pottery. This class is geared for students who havepottery experience to create that one-of-a-kind item. Youwill receive clay for molding, and glaze will be availableafter first firing. Instructor will be available for assistanceand questions. Class is designed to produce two itemsfrom start to finish. Ages 15+. (#354080)Location: Community Center Craft Room, 6PM – 8PMSchedule: Monday, June 11& 25, July 9 & 23, August 13 & 27Fee: $45 – resident, $50 – non-resident (6 sessions)Register: By June 8

China Painting – NEW!Emilie Wiley, Instructor for Porcelain Painting, will bedemonstrating techniques for fine, delicate painting onwhite porcelain, using special brushes and paint to create a one-of-a-kind piece of art. All materials pro-vided. (#354083)Location: Community Center Auburn RoomSchedule: Tuesdays, July 10 – August 21,

6PM – 8:30PM Fee: $70 – resident, $75 – non-resident (6 sessions)Register: By July 1 (No August 7)

Go Green – Recycled Art Projects – NEW!Wonder what to do with that “stuff” you have tucked inthe corners of your garage? Let’s recycle that old chair,left over or used copper tubing, buttons, game pieces ortoys, using your creativity and ours to produce useful,imaginative or decorative art pieces and have fun in theprocess! (#354082)Location: Community Center Craft RoomSchedule: Thursdays, August 2 – 30, 7PM – 8PM Fee: $25 – resident, $30 – non-resident (5 sessions)Register: By July 27

Date ArtistJuly 20 The Hype Syndicate (Variety)July 27 Marley-Ritaville Band (Buffet)August 3 Mainstreet Soul (Rock, Pop & Soul) August 10 Boogie Dynomite (70’s & Beyond)August 17 The Bel Airs (50’s & 60’s)August 24 Cancel Monday (Dance Band)

Sounds of Summer Concert SeriesEnjoy great live music performances on the backpatio of the Community Center on select Thurs-day evenings from 6:30PM – 8:30PM. Lawn chairsand/or blankets are advised, some picnic tableseating available.Date ArtistJune 14 The Rea Deal Big Band (Big Band)July 12 Picks & Sticks Stringband (Variety)August 9 Big Daddy & the La De Das (Polka Music)

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E. Dale FiskHawk WoodsNatureCenter

Located at 3799 Bald Mountain Road

Hawk Woods Nature Centeris Open to the Public!Hawk Woods Na-ture Center pro-vides exhibitsand year-roundeducational pro-grams con-ducted by parknaturalist, Mike Mansour. Stop by the Nature Centeron Wednesdays, 4PM – 7PM & Saturdays, 10AM –1PM to learn about current happenings in our neigh-borhoods and see the exhibits we have to offer.

Father-Son CampoutEnjoy our an-nual Father-Son Campoutfor a special,memory-filledtime together.This programhas proven tobe one of ourmost popular,as dads and sons spend time with Mr. Mike hiking,while doing outdoor nature activities. Camping in logcabins together with others into the night as the starsand sounds of the forest fill the air, while spending timearound the campfire all make for a great weekend.Register today because these spots fill fast.Schedule:Saturday, June 9/10, Check-in, 3PM

Check-out Sunday morning, 9AMFee: $15 – per person resident,

$20 – per person, non-residentRegister: By June 1 (#234470)

Mother-Daughter CampoutEnjoy an afternoon andevening adventure at our an-nual Mother-Daughter Cam-pout. You’ll spend theafternoon hiking the trails to-gether, making nature craftsand preparing a meal out-doors. Then enjoy an eveningprogram in the lodge with re-freshments. Bring your ownsleeping bag and appropri-ate clothes for the weather.Our evening campfire can’t be beat. Schedule:Saturday/Sunday, September 8 & 9

Check-in Saturday, 3PMCheck-out Sunday, 9AM

Fee: $15 – resident, $20 – non-resident (#313610)

Register: By August 31

Volunteer ProgramHawk Woods is looking for volunteers. If you are inter-ested in learning how to become an official volunteer,please give us a call at (248) 370-9353. We need as-sistance with animal care, school and classroom visits,trail inspections, along with greeting visitors at the Na-ture Center.

Camping at Hawk WoodsWe have four new log cabins with three bunks and onelog cabin with two bunks available for rental for yourfamily or group. Overnight camping with outdoor hikesand bonfires close to home at reasonable rates areyours for the asking. Call Parks & Recreation for moreinformation at 248-370-9353.

CAMPING RATES:Open May 1 - November 1

Resident Non-ResidentCabins (Sleep 4): $20/night $30/nightCabin (Sleeps 6): $30/night $40/nightLodge: $15/hour $20/hourTent: $5/night $10/nightDeposit: $50 $50

Note: If you rent all six cabins, use of the lodge is free. Advanced reservations required.

FEATURE•Restrooms/Showers •Picnic Shelter•Nature Trails •Marsh Boardwalk

IDEAL FOR:•Families •Scout Groups •Individuals

•School Outings •Church Outings

LODGE:Available for Meetings, Birthday Parties,

Reunions, Receptions year-round.Resident Non-Resident

Lodge: $15/hour $20/hourDeposit: $50 $50

Reservations required (2 hour minimum)

SCHOOL PROGRAMS:Our Naturalist can bring these “winning”

nature activities to the classroom:•All About Animal Tracks• Mammals Bones & Furs

• Reptiles & Amphibians • Michigan’s Wintering Birds

City of Auburn Hills Parks & Recreation Department248-370-9353 or www.auburnhills.org

Pre-registration is required for all programs.

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316653A, 9A-12P316654A, 1:15P-4:15P

June 24 - June 28 316655A, 9A-12P316656A, 1:15P-4:15P

316655B, 9A-12P316656B, 1:15P-4:15P

316653B, 9A-12P316654B, 1:15P-4:15P

316657A, 9A-12P316658A, 1:15P-4:15P

316657B, 9A-12P316658B, 1:15P-4:15P

316653C, 9A-12P316654C, 1:15P-4:15P

316655C, 9A-12P316656C, 1:15P-4:15P

316655D, 9A-12P316656D, 1:15P-4:15P

316653D, 9A-12P316654D, 1:15P-4:15P

316657C, 9A-12P316658C, 1:15P-4:15P

316657D, 9A-12P316658D, 1:15P-4:15P

316653E, 9A-12P316654E, 1:15P-4:15P

316655E, 9A-12P316656E, 1:15P-4:15P

316655F, 9A-12P316656F, 1:15P-4:15P

316653F, 9A-12P316654F, 1:15P-4:15P

316657E, 9A-12P316658E, 1:15P-4:15P

316657F, 9A-12P316658F, 1:15P-4:15P

July 1 - July 5 (no camp 7/4)$15 Res./$62.50 Non-Res.

July 8 - July 12

July 15 - July 19

July 22 - July 26

July 29 - August 2

Cougars 1st - 2nd Grade$19 - Res week$77.50 - NR week

Wildcats 3rd - 5th Grade $19 - Res week$77.50 - NR week

Tigers6th - 8th Grade$19 - Res week$77.50 - NR week

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Summer CampChildren in grades 1-8 (2013/2014 school year)can experience the great outdoors with a varietyof age-appropriate recreational activities designedto create a lifetime of memories. Activities willinclude crafts, sports, cooperative games, gymgames, library visits, nature and more! Camp t-shirt provided. Bring a water bottle and snack(non-refrigerated) each day.

Summer Mash-Up

Glow Week

Under the Sea

Passport to Fun

Under the Big Top

Out of this World

Wilderness Dance Camp– NEW!Experience the great outdoors at Hawk Woods Nature Center. The great outdoors,fused with dance, create wilderness inspired movement. Dress in something comfort-able to move in, but for the weather.Class # Hawk Woods Lodge Ages Time Resident Non-Resident(#313600A) 8/12-8/15 6-Teen 10AM-11:30AM $75 $85

Prince & Princess Dance Camp– NEW!Introduce your preschooler to this fun 4 day dance camp where students will exploretheir imaginations through a variety of creative learning methods. Students are al-lowed to dress for the theme! Class # Comm. Center Ages Time Resident Non-Resident(#313601A) 8/19-8/22 2 ½ -4 10AM-11AM $55 $65

5, 6, 7�Dance Camp– NEW!Experience many different styles of dance in 4 days that include: jazz & tap, ballet &music theatre, hip hop & acro/ribbon dance. Class # Comm. Center Ages Time Resident Non-Resident(#313602A) 8/19-8/22 5-7 12:30PM-2PM $75 $85

‘Mini’ Creative Sampler Camp– NEW!Your toddlers get to tap into their creative side and build self-confidence as they explorethe fine and performing arts. Fun projects and imaginative games will help them learnand enjoy dance, musicality, theater and art. Kids will create some of their costumes, art-work and musical instruments for a performance for family and friends on the final day ofcamp. Bring a water bottle and wear gym shoes. Leisure Unlimited Staff. Ages 3-5.Class # Comm. Center Ages Time Resident Non-Resident(#314014) 7/15-7/19 3-5 1PM-2PM $55 $65

Comedy Theater Camp– NEW!Young actors are invited to attend acting camp this summer! Students will get the chanceto collaborate in small groups to put on comedic, high-energy sketches and scenes. Stu-dents will hone acting skills such as characterization, projection and stage presence whileworking as a team and getting the sense of satisfaction only a job well done can bring!Friends and family are invited to attend our free Comedy Show held on the last day ofcamp. Must have basic reading skills. Presented by Onstage & in the Wings.Class # Comm. Center Ages Time Resident Non-Resident(#323659) 8/5-8/9 7-14 10AM-12PM $75 $85

Creative Sampler CampKids tap into their creative side as we explore the fine and performing arts. Build self-confidence and teamwork as we learn the basics about dance steps, music, theaterand art with fun projects and imaginative games. Kids will create their own costumes,artwork and musical instruments for a performance for family and friends on the finalday of camp. Bring a water bottle. Snack provided. Leisure Unlimited Staff.Class # Comm. Center Ages Time Resident Non-Resident(#313352) 7/15-7/19 6-8 9:30AM-12PM $99 $109

Cub CampThis program helps prepare children ages 4 & 5 for the upcoming school year by involv-ing them in group activities including cooperative games, physical fitness, arts & craftprojects, sports, guest speakers, snack time and more! Camp is held outdoors in CivicCenter Park and moves indoors to the Community Center during inclement weather.Bring a sack lunch/snack (non-refrigerated) and dress appropriately for the weather.Must be potty-trained. Register by July 26. Limited to 25 children each session.Class # Comm. Center Ages Time Resident Non-Resident(#316670A) 8/5-8/9 4-5 9AM-12PM $15 $60(#316670B) 8/12-8/16 4-5 9AM-12PM $15 $60

Fitness/Agility Boot Camp– NEW!Are you looking to put some extra zing into your fitness program? Here is the chanceto kick your fitness program up a notch. Agility, speed, strength, coordination, flexi-bility and conditioning drills will be used to get you in tip top shape. Bring a toweland water bottle. First class will meet inside the community center. All other classeswill be held outside. Ages 13+.Location: Community Center/Civic Center Park (#312362)Schedule: Tuesdays, June 18 – August 27, 6:30PM – 7:30PM Fee: $50 – resident / $60 – non-resident (10 sessions)Register: By June 12 (no July 2)

Iaido – Japanese Swordsmanship – NEW!Learn traditional Toyama Ryu swordsmanship taught by Rick Brady Sensei. Classesfocus on martial arts principles, self-discipline, balance and control. Please wearloose-fitting clothing, and no jewelry except for wedding bands. Ages 14+.Location: Community Center StudioSchedule: Thursdays, June 20 – August 29, 7:15PM – 8:15PM (#314016)Fee: $60 – resident / $65 – non-resident (10 sessions)Register: By June 17 (no July 4)

Tai Chi – Demo!Kids love to learn and they learn very fast, especially when engaged in a fun activ-ity. This specially designed Tai Chi program emphasizes the fun element while de-veloping their mind and body. This demo class will include principles of balance,breath work, proper shifting of weight, eye/hand coordination, posture and align-ment, and positive imagery. If we get enough interest, we will offer a class this fall.Ages 6 – 10.Location: Community CenterSchedule: Thursday, July 25 – call for demo times Fee: FREE

Teen FitnessHere is your opportunity to stay fit and work towardsleading a healthy lifestyle using our Fitness Room equip-ment. Equipment includes treadmills, ellipticals, multi-station strength machine, stationary bike and more. Mustbe signed up by parent or legal guardian. Ages 13 – 17. Location: Community Center Fitness Room (#138050)Schedule: Monday – Friday, 8AM – 8:30PM & Saturday, 10AM – 8:30PMFee: Free – resident w/Community Center Card /

$100 non-resident

Teen Volunteer ProgramArea teens in grades 9-12 can gain valuable working experience this summer by participating in our Teen Volunteer Program. Visit our website at www.auburnhills.orgto print off an application or call 248-370-9353 for more details.

Pet Grooming 101 by Emmy’s Pampered PoochIs your pooch or kitty having a bad hair day? Join us to learn basic grooming skills topamper your pet from brushing and bathing, cleaning around their eyes, to trimmingnails. Class is limited to ten students and their furry friends. Ages 8 – 13.Location: Emmy’s Pampered Pooch, 3273 Auburn Road (#314019)Schedule: Monday, June 10, 6PM – 7PMFee: $10 – Resident / $15 – non-residentRegister: By June 7

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Dates Cougars Wildcats Tigers Weekly Themes1st - 2nd Grade 3rd - 5th Grade 6th - 8th Grade$19 - Res week $19 - Res week $19 - Res week$77.50 - NR week $77.50 - NR week $77.50 - NR week

6/25 - 6/29 316653A, 9A-12P 316655A, 9A-12P 316657A, 9A-12P Fun & Fitness316654A, 1:15P-4:15P 316656A, 1:15P-4:15P 316658A, 1:15P-4:15P

7/2 - 7/6 316653B, 9A - 12P 316655B, 9A - 12P 316657B, 9A - 12P Mission Impossible$15 - Res. 316654B, 1:15P - 4:15P 316656B, 1:15P - 4:15P 316658B, 1:15P - 4:15P Soul Week$62.50-NR(no camp 7/4)

7/9 - 7/13 316653C, 9A - 12P 316655C, 9A - 12P 316657C, 9A - 12P Color Crazy316654C, 1:15P - 4:15P 316656C, 1:15P - 4:15P 316658C, 1:15P - 4:15P

7/16 - 7/20 316653D, 9A - 12P 316655D, 9A - 12P 316657D, 9A - 12P Life’s A Zoo316654D, 1:15P - 4:15P 316656D, 1:15P - 4:15P 316658D, 1:15P - 4:15P

7/23 - 7/27 316653E, 9A - 12P 316655E, 9A - 12P 316657E, 9A - 12P Sportsapalooza316654E, 1:15P - 4:15P 316656E, 1:15P - 4:15P 316658E, 1:15P - 4:15P

7/30 - 8/3 316653F, 9A - 12P 316655F, 9A - 12P 316657F, 9A - 12P Where the Wild s 316654F, 1:15P - 4:15P 316656F, 1:15P - 4:15P 316658F, 1:15P - 4:15P Things Are

Summer CampChildren in grades 1 – 8 (2012/2013 school year) can experience the great outdoors with a variety of age-appropriate recreational activities designed to create a lifetime of memories. Activities will include crafts,sports, cooperative games, gym games, library visits, nature and more! Camp t-shirt provided. Bring a water bottleand snack (non-refrigerated) each day.

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Rock & Record Summer Camp – NEW!Kids get lessons as a group on drums, guitar, and keyboard.Every day ends with a group jam session where songs will bepracticed. Then, on the last day of class, a professional studiorecording will be made and each student will get a copy of therecording on CD! Class # Community Center Time Ages Resident Non-resident(#313600A) 7/16 to 7/19 9AM – 12:30PM 10 – 13 $225 $230(#313600B) 7/23 to 7/26 9AM – 12:30PM 14 – 18 $225 $230

Music Video Camp – NEW!Enjoy your summer while making memories that will last forever with a musicvideo. Students will shoot footage on their own with a professional Canon HDcamera. The Sound – Wave Music & Arts video studio has a chromakey greenscreen and professional editing software. Students will be able to create their ownworld on video, set to a song of their choice. Students will take home a DVDcopy of their music video.Class # Community Center Time Ages Resident Non-resident(#314432A) 7/30 to 8/2 10AM – 12:30PM 10 – 13 $125 $130(#314432B) 8/6 to 8/9 10AM – 12:30PM 14 – 18 $125 $130

Animation Camp – NEW!Kids will have a great time turning their drawings, paintings, and collages intoreal animated cartoons. Students will learn new computer skills, as they workwith a professional animator to create a cartoon in a group setting. Students willtake home a copy of their very own original animation on DVD. Class # Community Center Time Ages Resident Non-resident(#315001A) 8/13 to 8/16 10AM – 12PM 8 – 12 $95 $100(#315001B) 8/20 to 8/23 10AM – 12PM 13+ $95 $100

All of these camps will take place at Sound-Wave Music & Arts located at 3342 Auburn Road, downtown Auburn Hills.

Creative Sampler Camp– NEW!Kids tap into their creative side as we explore the fine and performing arts. Build self-confidence and teamwork as we learn the basics about dance steps, music, theater andart with fun projects and imaginative games. Kids will create their own costumes, art-work and musical instruments for a performance for family and friends on the final dayof camp. Bring a water bottle. Snack provided. Ages 5 – 8. Leisure Unlimited Staff.Class # Community Center Ages Time Resident Non-resident(#313352) 8/6 – 8/10 5 – 8 9:30AM – 12PM $99 $109

Comedy Theatre Camp– NEW!Young actors are invited to attend acting camp this summer! Students will get thechance to collaborate in small groups to put on comedic, high-energy sketches andscenes. Students will hone acting skills such as characterization, projection and stagepresence while working as a team and getting the sense of satisfaction only a job welldone can bring! Friends and family are invited to attend our free Comedy Show heldon the last day of camp. Must have basic reading skills. Presented by Onstage & in theWings.Class # Community Center Ages Time Resident Non-resident(#323659) 7/30 – 8/3 7 – 14 10AM – 12PM $75 $85

Storybook Theatre Camp– NEW!Drama is the perfect way to entice young children out of their shells while instilling alove and appreciation for books and reading. Come listen to a different and engrossingtale every afternoon, followed by a themed drama activity and/or craft. Kids will get achance to jump into the wonderful world of imagination as they create puppets, learn newgames, and enact their favorite stories. Presented by Onstage & in the Wings. Ages 4 – 6.Class # Community Center Ages Time Resident Non-resident(#323662) 7/30 – 8/3 4 – 6 12:30PM – 1:30PM $40 $50

Creative Olympics– NEW!A fun and non-threatening games competition filled with individual and team chal-lenges. Activities will include Olympic-style games and races modified to suit your lit-tle one’s imagination and abilities. Youngsters will build coordination, socializationand team works skills. Everyone is a winner in this Olympics! Bring a water bottle andwear gym shoes. Leisure Unlimited Staff. Ages 3 – 5.Class # Community Center Ages Time Resident Non-resident(#313570) 8/6 – 8/10 3 – 5 1PM – 1:50PM $47 $57

Pickleball Camp– NEW!Introduce your kids to pickleball (short tennis). Hand-eye coordination drills helpkids learn court movement, forehand and backhand swings and serving. Pickleballpaddles will be provided. Silly games make this a fun and positive learning experi-ence. Wear tennis shoes and bring a water bottle. Snack provided. Ages 4-6. Childrenmust be 4 by the first day of class. Leisure Unlimited Staff. Class # Community Center Ages Time Resident Non-resident(#316900) 8/13 – 8/17 4 – 6 9:30AM – 11AM $59 $69

Cub CampThis program helps prepare children ages 4 & 5 for the upcoming school year by in-volving them in group activities including cooperative games, physical fitness, arts &craft projects, sports, guest speakers, snack time and more! Camp is held outdoors inCivic Center Park and moves indoors to the Community Center during inclementweather. Bring a sack lunch/snack (non-refrigerated) and dress appropriately for theweather. Must be potty-trained. Register by July 26. Limited to 25 children each ses-sion.Class # Civic Center Park Ages Time Resident Non-resident(#316670A) 8/6 – 8/10 4 & 5 9AM – 12PM $15 $60(#316670B) 8/13 – 8/17 4 & 5 9AM – 12PM $15 $60

Art VarietyTeen FitnessHere is your opportunity to stay fit and worktowards leading a healthy lifestyle using ourFitness Room equipment. Equipment includes treadmills, ellipticals, multi-stationstrength machine, stationary bike and more.Must be signed up by parent or legalguardian. Ages 13-17. Location: Community Center Fitness Room,

July – December (338050)Schedule: Monday – Friday, 8AM – 8:30PM &


Card / $100 non-resident

Teen Volunteer ProgramArea teens in grades 9-12 can gain valuable working experience this summer by participating in our Teen Volunteer Program. Visit our website at www.auburnhills.org to print off an application or call 248-370-9353 for more details.

Sidewalk Chalk ContestJoin us at Summerfest as we create side-walk chalk art all over the sidewalks ofdowntown Auburn Hills. Age categorieswill be 5 and under, 6 – 12, and 13+.The theme for this year will be SummerFun! No registration necessary – justshow up day of the event. Location: Friday, Summerfest Event,

downtown Schedule: Friday, June 22, 4PM – 6PM

T-Shirt Painting – NEW!Students will draw up their own designs and then proceed to paint them on their t-shirts.Everyone will do two separate shirts. If you have your own shirts that you want to paint, you may bring those as well, otherwise we will provide them.Location: Sound – Wave Music & Arts, 3342 Auburn Road Class # Comm. Center Ages Time R NR(#312850A) 6/18 – 6/21 5 – 10 3PM – 4:30PM $75 $80(#312850B) 6/25 – 6/28 11+ 3PM – 4:30PM $75 $80

Yoga & RelaxationThis class will focus on breathing and gentle yoga practicewithout a lot of standing and balance. This class will helpyou to modify poses to suit your needs and teach you how tosupport yourself in poses to ease stress and tension. Classwill end with a longer rest/guided relaxation. Wear loose,comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat and a blanket (ifdesired) to class. Location: Community Center Seyburn BSchedule: Tuesdays, July 9 – August 27,

6:15PM – 7:15PM (#325082)Fee: $42 – resident / $52 – non-resident (7 sessions) Register: By July 5 (no August 6)

Nia TechniqueThis is a low impact aerobic class which blends movementforms from marital arts, dance and healing arts. It is donebarefoot or in soft jazz shoes to allow the muscles of the footto move in an organic way to movement inspiring music.This class is designed to empower people of all shapes andsizes by connecting the body, mind, emotions and spirit.Wear comfortable clothing. Bring water and yoga mat.Location: Community Center StudioSchedule: Thursdays, June 20 – July 25,

4PM – 5PM (#325130)Fee: $35 – resident / $45 – non-resident (5 sessions) Register: By June 14 (No July 4)

Yang StyleTai ChiThis is a martial art form that enhances balance and bodyawareness through slow, graceful and precise body move-ments, and relaxes and strengthens both body and mind. TaiChi helps to increase stamina and energy, increases flexibil-ity, exercises the spine and improves the circulation of bloodand oxygen along with relieving stress and tension.Location: Community Center StudioSchedule: Wednesdays, June 19 – August 28,

6PM – 7PM (#325131)Fee: $50 – resident / $60 – non-resident (10 sessions) Register: By June 12 (no July 3)

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Tennis LessonsPlayers of all skill levels learn how to properly hit forehand, backhand, serve, volleyand overhead shots from our experienced instructor Patti Morris. Scoring and tennisetiquette are also covered. Location: Civic Center Park courtsSchedule: Mondays, June 24 – July 29

Beginner/Intermediate, 7PM – 8PM (#323400)Fee: $30 resident / $40 non-resident (6 sessions)Register: By June 19

Martial ArtsMaster instructor, Kirk Rehn, leads this program for men and women. Tang Soo Doostyle classes will emphasize self-discipline, focus, physical fitness along with basicmovements and self-defense. Please wear loose-fitting athletic clothing. Ages 14 andup.Location: Community Center StudioSchedule: Thursdays, June 20 – August 29, 6:15PM – 7:15PM (#323480)Fee: $45 – resident / $55 – non-resident (10 sessions)Register: By June 14 (no July 4)

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Monday Basketball* 5:00pm-9:00pm

Fitness OpportunityResidents of Auburn Hills with aCommunity Center Card can usethe Fitness Room at the Commu-nity Center FREE OF CHARGEMonday – Friday, 8AM – 9PM andSaturday, 10AM – 9PM. You mustcheck-in at the Front Desk and pro-vide your Community Center Card(non-residents may purchase a FitnessPass, inquire for details). The FitnessRoom includes treadmills, ellipti-cals, a multi-station strength ma-chine, stationary bike and more.Showers and lockers are available –

please bring your own lock. Children 12 and under are not

allowed in the Fitness Room, 13-17year olds must be signed up for theTeen Fitness program to participate.

Gym ProgramsJust stop at the front desk to pick upa copy of our Summer Gym ActivitySchedule. We will be offering

specific indoor gym activities on a“drop-in” basis for residents on specific nights of the week.

The gym schedule will vary due toyouth basketball and other

scheduled recreation programs inthe gym for this summer.

June-Aug. 2013 Morning (8AM-12PM) Afternoon (12PM-5PM) Evening (5PM-9PM)

Court Games 5:00pm-9:00pm(volleyball, ping-pong, badminton,floor hockey, other)

Basketball*5:00pm-9:00pm

Gym Rentals6:00pm-9:00pm


Gym Rentals6:00pm-9:00pm

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Gym Rentals10:00am-12:00pm

Senior Bounce Volleyball9:30am-12:30pm

Summer Camp9:30am-12:00pm

Senior Walking/Fitness8:00am-9:30amDay Camp 9:30am-12:00pm

Summer Camp9:30am-12:00pm

Senior Walking Club 8am-9:30amSummer Camp9:30am-12:00pm

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Saturday*2 guest limit per resident, per visit,

for basketball

(must pre-register for all programs) Call or visit the Auburn Hills Community Center for details, 1827 N. Squirrel Rd. (248) 370-9353CITYOFAUBURN HILLS COMMUNITY CENTER - SUMMER GYM SCHEDULE 2013

Pilates Mat WorkPilates is a powerful body sculpting system for losingweight, sculpting long, lean muscles and reshaping yourbody from head to toe. Exercises help develop corecontrol, integrating the trunk, pelvis and shouldermuscles. Mat required for class.Location: Community Center StudioSchedule: Tuesdays, July 9 – August 20,

6:00PM – 7:00PM (#325110)Fee: $35 – resident / $45 – non-resident (6 sessions)Register: By July 5 (no August 6)

Zumba FitnessLooking for a fitness class that is truly addictive? ThenZumba is for you! This class offers the heart-pumping,calorie-burning, energy-building FUN you need! UsingLatin inspired rhythms and up tempo, catchy beats thisfitness class will have you wanting more! The routinesfeature interval training sessions with fast and slowrhythms, along with resistance training that will tone andsculpt your body. We hope you decide to join the PARTY!Location: Community Center StudioSchedule: Tuesdays, July 9 – August 27,

7:30PM – 8:30PM (#313050A)Wednesdays, July 10 – August 28, 7:30PM – 8:30PM (#313050B)

Fee: $42 – resident / $52 – non-resident (7 sessions) Register: By July 5 (no August 6 or 7)

Eischens Yoga (For Everybody)Increase your flexibility, improve body alignment,balance, and strength, decrease muscle tension.Focus is on the energy of poses and their effectsrather than on achieving very complex, body-con-torting poses. All levels of experience are wel-come. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and bringa yoga mat and a blanket (if desired) to class.Conducted by certified instructor Lisa Calice.Location: Community Center Seyburn BSchedule: Mondays, July 8 – August 26,

6:15PM – 7:15PM (#325080)Fee: $42-resident / $52-non-resident

(7 sessions) Register: By July 5 (no August 5)

Yoga for Healthy Breathing – NEW!This yoga class will focus on using the BreathingNormalization™ Method while practicing yoga.These breathing techniques are designed to im-prove your breathing, strengthen your respiratory,immune and nervous systems, and improve youroverall health and energy. Yoga postures help tosupport this method of healthy breathing. We willlearn how to support healthy breathing in variousposes. We suggest that you bring: yoga mat, firmyoga blanket, yoga bolster or firm pillow. Someyoga experience is helpful, but not necessary.Location: Community Center Seyburn BSchedule: Mondays, July 8 – August 26,

7:15PM – 8:15PM (#325100A)Thursdays, July 11 – August 29, 6:30PM – 7:30PM (#325100B)

Fee: $42 – resident / $52 – non-resident (7 sessions)

Register: By July 5 (no August 5 & 8)

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Pottery ClassThis six week class will include an introduction to the pottery wheel (foot operated),slab construction and hand building. You will receive clay for molding, and glaze will beavailable after first firing. Instructor will be available for assistance and questions. Classis designed to produce two items from start to finish. Ages 15+.Location: Community Center Craft Room, 6PM –8PMSchedule: Wednesday, June 5 & 19, July 10 & 24, and August 7 & 21 (#354088)Fee: $40 – resident / $45 – non-resident (6 sessions)Register: By June 3

Henna Tattoos – The Art of Mehndi – NEW!Many cultures around the world use this beautiful and intricate form of body art to adornand decorate their bodies. Traditionally used for weddings, spiritual practices, festivals andspecial occasions henna is now a fun and exciting way to express yourself in a lovely andnon-permanent way. This course will introduce the traditions, preparation, purposes andapplication techniques of henna. Everyone will go home with a henna tattoo of their ownto show off! Additional $15 materials fee payable to the instructor on the first night of class.Location: Community Center Craft Room, 6PM – 8:30PMSchedule: Wednesday, June 19 (#354089)Fee: $30 – resident / $35 – non-resident (3 sessions)Register: By June 7

Arts & Crafts SamplerFun and easy to learn projects, some selected from Pinterest and others from the past. Thisprogram is available for all ages to share with family and friends, make gifts or just a greatway to make new friends. You will walk away with 3 completed projects. Children under 12must be accompanied by an adult.Location: Community Center Craft Room, 6PM – 7PMSchedule: Tuesdays, July 9 – 23 (#354091)Fee: $25 – resident / $30 – non-resident (3 sessions)Register: By July 1

Make Your Own Natural Cleaning Supplies – NEW!Have you ever wanted to make your own safe, healthier cleaning supplies? We have a classjust for you, using safer household products to clean your home. All supplies included.Location: Community Center, 6PM – 8PMSchedule: Wednesday, July 24 (#354090)Fee: $30 – resident / $35 – non-resident (3 sessions)Register: By July 12

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Fitness/Agility Boot Camp – NEW!Are you looking to put some extra zing into your fitness program? Here is the chanceto kick your fitness program up a notch. Agility, speed, strength, coordination, flexi-bility and conditioning drills will be used to get you in tip top shape. Bring a toweland water bottle. 1st class will meet inside the community center. All other classeswill be held outside. Ages 13+.Location: Community Center/Civic Center Park (#312362)Schedule: Tuesdays, June 18 – August 27, 6:30PM – 7:30PM Fee: $50 – resident / $60 – non-resident (10 sessions)Register: By June 12 (no July 2)

Iaido – Japanese Swordsmanship – NEW!Learn traditional Toyama Ryu swordsmanship taught by Rick Brady Sensei.Classes focus on martial arts principles, self-discipline, balance and control. Pleasewear loose-fitting clothing, and no jewelry except for wedding bands. Ages 14+.Location: Community Center StudioSchedule: Thursdays, June 20 – August 29, 7:15PM – 8:15PM (#314016)Fee: $60 – resident / $65 – non-resident (10 sessions)Register: By June 17 (no July 4)

Discount Tickets Online – NEW!We are now offering discount tickets to the following attractions: Detroit RedWings, Fox Theatre Saturdays and Detroit Zoo. Please visit our website atwww.auburnhills.org andclick on Parks & Recre-ation for more details.

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NEW – Coming to a Park Near You!Celebrate National Parks & Recreation Month! - Each Wednesday in July, kidscan join our Naturalist, Mr. Mike, as he uncovers some of “nature’s secrets” rightin your neighborhood! Each program is FREE and will feature live organisms forreal “hands-on” learning and fun in the outdoors.

July 10, Riverside Park: Crawfish Investigations (#314171A)July 17, Sheffield Park: Insects and Butterflies (#314171B)

July 24, Manitoba Park: Reptiles and Amphibians (#314171C)July 31, River Woods Park: Bird and Mammals (#314171D)

Register at least one week ahead of time for the program nearest you – all pro-grams are appropriate for grade levels 1 – 8 and will be held from 10AM to 12noon. Mr. Mike Mansour is a certified teacher with years of science and outdooreducation experience to share.

Father-Son CampoutEnjoy our annualFather-Son Cam-pout for a special,memory-filledtime together. Thisprogram hasproven to be oneof our most popu-lar, as dads andsons spend timewith Mr. Mike hik-ing while doingoutdoor nature ac-tivities. Campingin log cabins to-gether with othersinto the night as the stars and sounds of the forest fill the air, while spendingtime around the campfire, all make for a great weekend. Register today be-cause these spots fill fast.Schedule: Saturday, June 8/9, Check-in 3PM, Check-out Sunday morning 9AMFee: $15 per person resident / $20 – per person non-residentRegister: By June 1 (#234470)

Mother-Daughter CampoutEnjoy an afternoon and evening adventure at our annual Mother-Daughter Cam-pout. You’ll spend the afternoon hiking the trails together, making nature craftsand preparing a meal outdoors. Then enjoy an evening program in the lodgewith refreshments. Bring your own sleeping bag and appropriate clothes for theweather. Our evening campfire can’t be beat. Schedule: Saturday/Sunday, September 7 & 8,

Check-in Saturday at 3PM, Check-out Sunday at 9AMFee: $15- resident / $20- non-resident Register: By August 30 (#313610)

Volunteer ProgramHawk Woods is looking for volunteers. If you are interested in how to becomean official volunteer, please give us a call at (248) 370-9353. We need assistancewith animal care, school and classroom visits, trail inspections along with greeting visitors at the Nature Center.

Camping at Hawk WoodsWe have five log cabins with three bunks and a two story lodge log cabin forrental for your family or group outing. Overnight camping with outdoor hikesand bonfires close to home at reasonable rates are yours for the asking. Call Parks & Recreation for more information at 248-370-9353.

Civic Center Park1827 North Squirrel Road

Civic Center Park offers a wealth of naturalbeauty and includes nature trails, a fishingpond, and open lawn areas for picnics andoutings. Open year-round, the park also has aball diamond, a multi-sport athletic field, anine hole disc golf course, tennis courts, twoplay structures and swings. A covered picnicpavilion with a fireplace can be reserved inseason. Barbecue grills, picnic tables and restrooms are available in season.

Riverside Park3311 Squirrel Court (Auburn & Squirrel)

Riverside Park rests on the banks of the ClintonRiver in the downtown area of Auburn Hills andoffers a river path, play structure with swings, acanoe launch and a covered picnic pavilion thatcan be reserved in season. Barbecue grills andpicnic tables are available in season and a heated restroom is open year-round.

E. Dale Fisk Hawk WoodsNature Center3799 Bald Mountain Road

Hawk Woods offers endless opportunities foroutdoor recreational activities. This unique facility offers groomed nature trails, a marshboardwalk, a heated restroom/shower facilityopen year-round, a covered picnic pavilionthat can be reserved in season, a two-storyLog Cabin Lodge with six overnight camping cabins, all complimented by 80 acres of beautiful woods, meadows and marsh. The Lodge can be rented for meetings and/oractivities on an hourly basis in season.

River Woods Park300 River Woods Drive (Squirrel & M-59)

River Woods Park is located along the ClintonRiver and features a covered picnic pavilionthat can be reserved in season, heated rest-rooms open year-round, a paved pathway sys-tem, a play structure with swings and climbers,basketball courts, open spaces and picnic areaswith barbecue grills.

Dennis Dearing Jr. Memorial Park2058 Phillips (north of Pontiac Road)

This neighborhood park includes a fireman's-themed tot-lot for youngsters ages 2-5, swings,picnic tables, and open space areas for play.

Manitoba Park4220 Manitoba (west of Baldwin Road)This two acre park includes a playstructure,sand volleyball court, benches, paved play areaand open space.

Community Center1827 North Squirrel Road on the Civic Center campusThe Community Center serves as a focal pointfor community activities, programs and specialevents sponsored by the City. Designed for

youth, senior citizens, and everyone in be-tween, the Community Center promoteshealthy, active lifestyles for all, and provides aplace for a host of programs and services forthe Auburn Hills community.

CClliinnttoonn RRiivveerr TTrraaiillEast-west hiking/biking trail

The trail in Auburn Hills is 2.1 miles in lengthand runs east-west between Adams andOpdyke Road. The trail is surfaced with recy-cled asphalt, great for biking andwalking/jogging. A trailhead at Opdyke Roadis open for use, with parking and trail infor-mation available. This trail is part of a larger,16 mile trail planned to connect to the WestBloomfield trail near Sylvan Lake and to thePaint Creek trail in Rochester.

Skate Park202 North Squirrel(north of downtown)The skate park is forskateboards, in-lineskates, and BMX bikes, isopen 8AM to dusk (in sea-son April to November,closed during winter) andis FREE. The public is wel-come. The park is unsu-pervised, and use of protective equipmentsuch as helmets, gloves, elbow, knee and wristprotection, and proper shoes are STRONGLYENCOURAGED. Use at your own risk, and donot use when wet. The park is available to bothbeginner and advanced riders, so please skatesafely. Users are responsible for the park’s fu-ture - help keep it clean and friendly!

Park ReservationsReservations can be made for picnic pavilionsand other park facilities to accommodate a variety of activities. From small get-togethersto big family reunions or company picnics, theCity parks are there for you to enjoy. Call usand we'll help you find the right park for yournext outing!

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Fieldstone Golf Club 1984 Taylor RoadExperience 18 holes of championship-style golf on ourfinely conditioned Arthur Hills-designed course. Youcan also enjoy a delicious bite to eat at the FieldstoneGrille serving daily specials created to satisfy a broadrange of dining tastes. Individual and group instructionis available, as well as the popular Junior Golf programand golf outing opportunities – for more informationcall Fieldstone G.C. at (248) 370-9354.

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Friday Nights Downtown Music SeriesEnjoy a variety of live music downtown all summer on Friday

nights from 7PM-8:30PM in Riverside Park. Lawn chairs and/or blankets are advised, some picnic table seating is available.

Date ArtistJune 7 The Pulse (Dance Band)June 14 DTour (Motown, R & B)June 21/22 SummerfestJune 28 Toppermost Beatles Tribute (Beatles)July 12 Annabelle Road (Country) July 19 SPACECAT (Top 40)July 26 The As Is Band (Variety)August 2 North Oakland Dixieland Band (Dixieland/Swing) August 9 LEGEND The Band (Oldies)August 16 The Rhythm Kings (Cover Band)August 23 The Classics (30’s – 90’s)


Sounds of Summer Concert SeriesEnjoy great live music performances on the back patio ofthe Community Center on select Thursday evenings from6:30PM-8:30PM. Lawn chairs and/or blankets are advised,

some picnic table seating available.Date ArtistJune 13 Swing Shift Jazz Ensemble(Swing)July 11 North Oakland Concert Band (Variety)August 8 Stardust Big Band (Big Band)

City of Auburn Hills 2013 Music Series

REGISTER TODAY!Here’s 3 ways to do it!1.) On-line Just visit our website, click “on-line registration” and follow the quick and easy instructions.

2.) Mail-in Simply fill out the attached form and mailit with your payment (if needed). Check or money ordershould be made payable to: City of Auburn Hills.Mail to:Parks & Recreation Department, 1827 North Squirrel Road,Auburn Hills, MI 48326.

3.) In Person Visit the Community Center - Parks &Recreation Department, Monday - Friday, 8AM - 9PM and Sat-urday, 10AM - 9PM and we’ll be glad to take your registration.We accept cash, check or credit card (Visa/MC only) for payment.

Our Commitment to QualityWe strive to provide you with high-quality recreation programs, events andfacilities and we take pride in makingyour recreational experience an enjoyable one. If you’re not completelysatisfied with your experience, pleasecall us and share your concerns and suggestions for improvement.

ScholarshipsThe Parks & Recreation Departmentoffers scholarships to Auburn Hillsyouth to help with program fees. Pleasecall with your confidential inquiry.

Visit us on the WebJust go to www.auburnhills.org, click onParks & Recreation for seasonal program and event listings, City parkinformation, virtual tours and more!

Office Hours:Monday-Friday, 8AM-9PM, Saturdays, 10AM-9PM. Located in the Community Center on the Civic Center campus.

Contact Us:Phone: 248-370-9353 Fax: 248-370-9357Hotline: 248-364-6714Web: www.auburnhills.org

Volunteer Opportunities If you are interested in volunteering your timeto help with an activity or special event, pleasecall the Recreation Department at 370-9353. We also offer a popular Teen Volunteer Program for students in grades 9-12, to gainvaluable working experience.

Lost and FoundIf you or someone you know has lost some-thing at a City community event, a recreationprogram, or in one of the City parks, it’s pos-sible it may have ended up at the Commu-nity Center Lost and Found area. Call with adescription of the item and our staff willcheck to see if the lost item has been found.

The Auburn Hills Parks & Recreation Department is an active member of the National Recreation & Parks Association andthe Michigan Recreation & Parks Association.

PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT SERVICES • 248-370-9353

I/We understand the nature of the physical demands of this activity and the policies set forth by the Auburn Hills Parks & Recreation Department. I have notedany medical/physical limitations that might affect participation. I/We hereby release the City of Auburn Hills, the Auburn Hills Parks & Recreation Department,and all of said entities’ employees, representatives and agents including, but not limited to, all individuals assisting in the instruction and/or supervision oftheir activities, from any and all rights, claims, demands, actions, and/or lawsuits for any and all injuries, loss or damage suffered by myself, my child(ren)and/or other family members while participating, watching or traveling to or from this activity.

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Name_________________________________________________________________Male_______Female________Address________________________________________City____________________________Zip_____________Telephone - Home________________________Work______________________Cell_______________________School______________________________________Current Grade_____Age_____Birthdate____/____/____Email address___________________Activity Name___________________Day___________Time___________Activity Starting Date_____________________Number of Weeks____Location________________________Medical/Physical Limitations?___________________________________Medication______________________

Mission StatementOur mission is to improve thequality of life in Auburn Hillsby providing quality parks andrecreation opportunities with avariety of year-round programs,special events and facilities forpeople of all ages and abilities.

Your Ideas Needed!We're always looking for new anddifferent recreational ideas to offerresidents of Auburn Hills. If youhave any suggestions or are considering sharing your talentswith others as an instructor, pleasecall Brian Marzolf, Parks & Recre-ation Director, at 248-370-9353.

Photo Release: The City of Auburn Hills takes photos at some of our programs & events. By registering for and participating in any City ofAuburn Hills sponsored activity or event, you agree to allow the City to publish those photos in its advertising from time to time.

Hawk Woods CampgroundRentalsWe schedulepublic use of theovernightcampgroundincluding individualsleepingcabins andthe two-storyLog CabinLodge. Reserva-tions will be accepted on afirst-come, first-serve basis, in-person only.

Recreational EquipmentRentals/Picnic KitsPicnic Kits include a variety of equipment, includ-ing softballs, bats, playground balls and more.Other equipment such as volleyball nets, shuffle-board, horseshoes and others are also available.

Community Center RentalsA perfect place for your next special occasion, theCommunity Center facilities are available to rent on a first-come, first-serve basis, in-persononly. Opportu-nities for rentalsat the Commu-nity Center in-clude a banquetroom, meetingrooms, andgymnasium.

NEW! OaklandCounty Parks PermitAuburn Hills is now selling the an-nual Oakland County Parks Permitand the Joint Parks Pass at theCommunity Center. The permitsare good until December 2013 andallow you access into all OaklandCounty Parks and the Huron-Clinton Metroparks.

Park ReservationsYou can reserve use of picnic shel-ters and other park facilities inRiverside Park, Civic Center Park,River Woods Park and Hawk WoodsNature Center. Reservations will beaccepted on a first-come, first-servebasis, in-person only.

PARKS & RECREATION • THE BENEFITS ARE ENDLESS!

Affiliated Investments, L.L.C.American Legion Auxiliary Unit #143Auburn Elementary School P.T.O.

Auburn Hills Chamber of Commerce

Auburn Hills Christian CenterAuburn Hills Fire

Department/Helping HandsAdvanced Cabinetry

Avondale School DistrictBass Pro Shops

bd’s Mongolian BarbequeBoys and Girls ClubBuffalo Wild Wings

Caribou CoffeeCity of Auburn Hills Departments

City of Rochester HillsClassic Trophies

Clinton River Watershed CouncilClinton River Canoe & Kayak Rentals

Community Impact ChurchCornerstone Community Financial

Costco of Auburn HillsCrittenton Hospital Medical Center

FoundationDare Salon and Image Studio

Data Reproductions Corp.DTE EnergyDuffy’s Pub

Durr Systems, Inc.Excell

FarmBoy ProduceFlexible ProductsGKN DrivelineGeneral Towing

Genisys Credit UnionGordie’s Services

Graham Elementary P.T.O.Hampton Inn

Hartsig Supply CompanyHilton Suites -- Auburn Hills

Hirotec America, Inc.Hi-Tech

Hollywood SupermarketHome Depot

ITCJo Angela’s Pizza & Deli Co.

Mayo WeldingMiettunen Family

MoosejawMorrell, Inc.New Horizons

Noon Optimist ClubNorma Michigan, Inc.

Oakland CountyOakland Metal Sales

Oakland Community CollegeOakland UniversityPet Therapy USAMrs. Laura Phou

Pixley Funeral Home Pontiac School District

Pump-It-UpRainbow Child Care Centers

Rainforest CafeRaymond James & Associates

Reefer PeterbiltREI

The River ChurchRivercrest Banquet CenterSam’s Club of Auburn Hills

Simple AdventuresSons of American Legion Post #143

Sound Wave Music & ArtsSummit Sports

Timberland Retail/Great Lakes CrossingTrout Unlimited

Walmart/Adams RoadWater Resources Commissioner

Waterhouse PhotographyWhole Foods

2013 Parks & Recreation Community Event SupportPlease help us acknowledge the generous support of the individuals and businesses listed below

who have participated in our events sponsorship program. We look forward to continued and additional support in the future for the benefit of our Auburn Hills community.

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