Creating Community Through People, Parks & ProgramsCreating Community Through People, Parks & Programs

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PROGRAM GUIDEPROGRAM GUIDE Fall/Winter 2013Fall/Winter 2013September-FebruarySeptember-February

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WelcomeWelcome Looking for peaceful places to connect with nature? Action-packed fun programs and events? Fitness and educational pro-

gramming for all ages? If so, we invite you to recreate with us! We provide recreation and park experiences that help create healthy opportunities to play, learn and grow!

“Creating Community through People, Parks & Programs”

Community Events & Programs.......3Adult Fitness.................................4-5Adult Sports & Education..............6-850 & Better.....................................8-9Special Events.................................10Family Adventure Programs..........11Tots & Lil’Tykes..............................12KinderKids & Youth........................13Youth & Teens............................14-15Soccer & Basketball...................16-17Registration Information..............18Sponsors................................19-20

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No Child Left InsideOutdoor Programs for Children

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South Burlington Recreation & Parks is a proud member of:

Department Staff Todd Goodwin, CYSA

Interim Director of Recreation & Parks

Holly BakerProgram Supervisor

Darla ChampineSecretary

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Community Events & ProgramsCommunity Events & Programs

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Volunteers NeededVolunteers NeededVolunteer Coaches Needed in our3rd-6th Youth Soccer Leagues and

3rd-8th Basketball Leagues.Apply by fi lling out and sending in the

Volunteer Coach’s ApplicationObtain one at the Recreation Offi ce

or from our website at-www.sburlrecdept.com

South Burlington Community Chorus Recruiting New Singers

Th e South Burlington Community Chorus invites you to Come ‘n Sing this Fall, with conductor Piero Bon-amico. Rehearsals start September 10th and are held on Tuesday eve-nings from 7-9 pm, in the Multi-

Purpose Room at the South Burlington High School. Th e Chorus welcomes anyone who likes to sing, no matter what your previous musical experience has (or has not) been. As long as you can match pitch with other singers, you are one of us! Come give singing with the Chorus a try! A Holiday Concert will be held in December. $50 Dues, plus cost of music. Th e fi rst four rehearsals are Free, so come try it out!

Square Dancing ClubJoin one of these groups to get out and meet new people, dance up a storm and get fi t. Programs meet weekly during the school year; start dates are listed below for each program. Kick-off and Fun nights are free and for newcomers to try this wonderful past time.

Lake Champlain SquaresTuesday Evenings 6:00-9:00pmBegins Tuesday, Sept. 10 FHTuttle MS

Conundrum Community Drum CircleTh is is a fun, family friendly event, where people empower each other in the act of celebrating community and life through rhythm and music. All levels of musical expertise come together and share their rhythmical spirit with what ever drums and percussion they bring to the event. You don’t have to be a drummer to participate. Everyone has something to off er the circle, and any one is welcome. Come with a drum, come without one! Bring a shaker or other instrument to join this growing rhythm event. Or, join us by dancing or hooping.Conundrum Community Drum Circle meets Tuesday evenings at 5:00pm until sunset! For more information check out our FaceBook page- www.facebook.com/pages/Conundrum-Community-Drum-Circle or contact Bob Shea at 802-922-7149.

PACT- Parents and Adult Celebrating Chil-dren & Teens is a community-building or-ganization in South Burlington that works closely with community partners such as the South Burlington Recreation Depart-ment. Th e PACT Vision is to build and sus-tain a community of respect, compassion,

and equality. PACT is fully committed to listening to the voices of children, teenagers, and adults and empowering those voices with re-spect and sincerity through dialogue and action. If you live, work, or go to school in South Burlington, you are a member of PACT. Please Join Us for our 2013-2014 Events.

*September 15: PACT Retreat, 2:00-4:30p. (Please RSVP to Susie to join us!) *September 26: Welcome to PACT Community Dinner, SBHS, 5:30-7:00p *November 7: PACT Community Dinner, SBHS, 5:30-7:00p *December 5: PACT Dessert/Dialogue at Allenwood, 6:30-7:30p *January 7: Welcome Back PACT Alumni Community Dinner, SBHS, 5:30-7:00p *January 30: PACT Community Dinner, SBHS, 5:30-7:00p *February 10: PACT Dialogue Night at SBHS, 6:30-8:30pTo fi nd out more about PACT activities and how to get involved, visit www.pactvt.com and/or contact PACT Co-Chairs Susie Merrick (mer-rick@champlain.edu; 660-3189) and Steve Loyer (sloyer@tgvt.net)

Th e Veterans Memorial at Dorset Park will be under construc-tion this Fall, and the schedule is based on completion by Vet-erans Day. Th e Annual Veterans Day Community Assembly will be held outside at the Memorial this year on November 11, beginning at 10am. Th e event is currently being planned, and this will coincide with the offi cial Opening of the Veterans Memorial! More information will appear in Th e Other Paper as the date draws near. Additionally, a Celebration & Dedica-tion of the Memorial is being planned for May 17 of 2014. Th is will include both a formal program, as part of the dedication, followed by an informal part of the day which will include live bands, food, and other entertainment for the whole family at Dorset Park. Th anks to everyone who has supported the Veter-ans Memorial Project in any way, the vision will soon become a reality!

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Adult FitnessAdult Fitness

Jazzercise Lite - GoldAges 18 & upAre you an active older adult, newcomer, preg-nant or simply prefer a no-impact, joint friendly class. If so, this is a perfect exercise program for you. Still lots of energy but easy on the hips, knees & back and has all the same music with modifi ed choreography of the routines in a Jazzercise class. Use of a chair is great during the strength training section, helping you to isolate those muscles you want to tone. (no descending to fl oor). Equipment: 1#- 5# weights.Kit Sayers - Certifi ed Jazzercise InstructorMondays/Wednesday/FridaysYear Round 10:00-11:00am City Hall (no classes on holidays)10 visit Jazzercise Lite- Gold Punch Pass$30 Res, $35 Non-Res 155012-A

Jazzercise Lite-Personal TrainingAges 16 & upTake your Fitness to the next level with this 6 week session, which will work your muscles us-ing your own body weight, hand held weights, & resistant tubes in a small group class. Toning & strengthening, you’ll work on functional ex-ercise to also gain fl exibility, balance and you’ll have the personal attention of your Jazzercise instructor making sure you are using correct technique to receive the most from your work-out. Equipment: 3#-5# hand held weights and fl oor mat.Kit Sayers - Certifi ed Jazzercise Instructor Tuesday MorningsS1- Sept. 17- Oct. 22 155013-S1S2- Nov. 5- Dec. 10 155013-S2S3- Jan. 7- Feb. 11 155013-S310:00- 10:45am City Hall$60 Res., $72 Non-Res (no class on holidays)

Jazzercise Punch PassAges 16 & upJazzercise & Jazzercise Lite: A 60 minute Dance Aerobic Class that includes a perfect blend of cardio & strength training routines choreo-graphed to todays hottest music that’s fun & motivating. Your Instructor at each class, will show low & high intensity moves. You decide whether to take your workout up or down a notch. Jazzercise is a higher intensity/impact, aerobic class, challenging you in your workout.Jazzercise Lite is a less intense/low impact ver-sion of Jazzercise, still a high energy class. Equipment: 3#-5# hand weights and fl oor mat.Kit Sayers & Tamie Jo Dickinson, Certifi ed Jazzercise Instructors

JazzerciseWednesday Evenings 6:30-7:30pmSept. 11- June 11 Central School(no classes during school vacations)

Jazzercise LiteSaturday Mornings 8:00-9:00amYear round City Hall(no classes on holiday weekends)Monday/Wednesday 8:30-9:30amYear round City Hall(no classes on holidays)Tuesday/Th ursday 6:30-7:30pmSept. 10- June 12 Orchard School(no classes during school vacations)Th ursdays 6:30-7:30pm June 19 & August 28 City Hall(Th ursday Orchard classes move to City Hall)

10 visit Jazzercise Punch Pass$60 Res, $72 Non-Res 155011-A*Note- Pre-registration is required, by mail, on-line or at the offi ce. You will receive your punch pass at the fi rst class you attend.

Zumba Punch Pass Ages 16 & upTh e Zumba Punch Pass is good for Lisa Guerrero’s classes on Wednesdays & Saturdays. Purchase a 10 visit punch pass and go when it is convenient for you. Th en purchase an-other and keep your fi tness up!Instructor: Lisa GuerreroWednesday & SaturdaysSept. 11- June 28 10 visit Zumba Punch Pass$60 Res., $72 Non-Res. 155009-AWednesday Evenings 6:30-7:30pmOrchard- (no class during school breaks)Saturday Mornings 9:30-10:30amCity Hall- (no class 10/19 or on Holidays)*Note- Pre-registration is required, by mail, on-line or at the of-fi ce. You will receive your punch pass at the fi rst class you attend.

Zumba FitnessAges 16 & upDitch the Workout, Join the Party! Th ese Zumba Classes are Latin-inspired, dance-fi tness classes that incorporate Latin and international music and dance movements- creating a dynamic, excit-ing, exhilarating and eff ective fi tness system.Instructors: Donna & Brooke SharpeMonday EveningsS1- Sept. 16- Oct. 21 155008-S1S2- Nov. 4- Dec. 16 155008-S2S3- Jan. 6- Feb. 17 155008-S3(no classes 11/25 and 1/20)6:30-7:30pm Chamberlin$50 Res., $60 Non-Res.

Hate to exercise by yourself?

Group exercise classes are sure to help your overall wellness, strength, and fl exibility. Let our instructors show you how to get a better night’s sleep, have more energy, and help control stress!

Sign up for a class today!

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Prenatal Flow YogaAges 18 & upCultivate a sense of profound well being through this enriching practice, as you create the opti-mal environment physically, emotionally and spiritually for your developing baby. Within this sacred space and a supportive community of women, come to honor the essence of your Creative Divine Feminine Energy.$130 Res., $156 Non-Res. per sessionWednesdays 11:45a-1:15pS1- Sept. 18- Nov. 20 155006-1AFriday Aft ernoons 4:15-5:45pmS1- Sept. 20- Nov. 22 155006-1B

Hip Hop Belly Dance HallAges 16 & upMix it up with fabulous fi tness that gives you the moves to go out dancing with confi dence! A mix of yoga, Hip Hop social dances, belly dance isolation & hot reggae dance hall! We will put together a fun sequence during this series.$130 Res., $156 Non-Res. per sessionTuesday Evenings 5:00-6:00pmS1- Sept. 17- Nov. 19 155007-1AS2- Jan. 7- Mar. 11 155007-2A Th ursday Evenings 8:30-9:30pmS1- Sept. 19- Nov. 21 155007-1BS2- Jan. 9- Mar. 13 155007-2B

Flow Yoga Ages 16 & upEach class is an unique combination of poses and themes. Th e postures stretch and strength-en your body. Th e themes open your mind and heart. Teachers teach off the mat using verbal cues and hands on assists. Th is helps you move towards better alignment and deeper postures.$130 Res., $156 Non-Res. per sessionTuesday Evenings 6:15-7:15pmS1- Sept. 17- Nov. 19 155003-1AS2- Jan. 7- Mar. 11 155003-2AFriday Evenings 6:00-7:00pmS1- Sept. 20- Nov. 22 155003-1BS2- Jan 10- Mar. 14 155003-2B

Essentials Yoga Ages 16 & upEssentials Yoga focuses on therapeutic move-ment principles that will help identify imbalanc-es while strengthening the mind and body. Th e instructor leads a full body sequence of postures for beginners to advanced practitioners. All lev-els welcome! $130 Res., $156 Non-Res. per sessionSaturday Mornings 9:30-10:30amS1- Sept. 21- Nov. 23 155004-1AS2- Jan. 11- Mar. 15 155004-2AWednesday Mornings 10:30-11:30amS1- Sept. 18- Nov. 20 155004-1BS2- Jan. 8- Mar. 12 155004-2B

Core Flow Ages 16 & upAn Honest signature fl ow spiced up with intense core asana. All around great practice for your mind & body that will ignite your center from the big toes up! Th is practice will enhance your regular yoga routine by strengthening and ton-ing the entire torso allowing your practice to ad-vance to more challenging asana and awareness.$130 Res., $156 Non-Res. per sessionTuesday Aft ernoons 12:30-1:30pmS1- Sept. 17- Nov. 19 155005-1AS2- Jan 7- Mar. 11 155005-2ATh ursday Aft ernoons 12:30-1:30pmS1- Sept. 19- Nov. 21 155005-1BS2- Jan. 9- Mar. 13 155005-2B

Gentle YogaAges 18 & upGentle yoga is a slow-paced class with yoga postures supported by props (blankets, chairs, blocks and straps). Classes will include mindful-ness, breathing practices, supported postures, and deep relaxation to rejuvenate, relax and restore the mind and body. Th is class is recom-mended for beginners, seniors, and people with physical limitations, but all are welcome.Instructor: Miv LondonMonday EveningsS1- Sept. 16- Oct. 21 155000-S1S2- Nov. 4- Dec. 16 155000-S2S3- Jan. 6- Feb. 17 155000-S35:30-7:00pm RM Central$64 Res., $77 Non-Res.(no classes 11/25 & 1/20 )

Hatha Yoga Ages 18 & upYoga for Peace and Well-being will bring your whole body into bal-ance through the prac-tice of Hatha Yoga. You will practice gentle to moderate level postures with an awareness and attention to your body’s unique needs. Guided relaxation and affi rma-tions help bring your mental, psychological and emotional bodies into a blissful balance.Instructor: Maeve McBrideTuesday EveningsS1- Sept. 17- Oct. 22 155001-S1S2- Nov. 5- Dec. 17 155001-S2S3- Jan. 7- Feb. 11 155001-S36:30-8:00pm RM Central$64 Res., $77 Non-Res. (no class 11/26)

Fitness YogaAges 18 & upJoin Yoga Instructor and Certifi ed Personal Trainer, Carol Bennett, for this unique non-meditative Yoga. Th e class will focus on the physical aspects of yoga, and will include a pro-gressive format appropriate for beginners.Instructor: Carol Bennett, ACSM, CPTWednesday EveningsS1- Sept. 18- Oct. 23 155002-S1S2- Nov. 6- Dec. 18 155002-S2S3- Jan. 8- Feb. 12 155002-S36:00-7:00pm RM Central$46 Res., $55 Non-Res. (no class 11/27)

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Spiritual Health & Wellness Retreat Ages 18 & upDo you consider yourself spiritual but not religious? Do you have a spirituality in-formed by a faith community? Do you need to fi nd time to discover a new direction in your life? Are you seeking balance? Th is day of “time away” is a special opportunity

to reconnect with your life meaning, purpose and nurture a healthy spirituality. Spiritual Health is essential to living a healthy life and enjoying deep peace while encountering others with compassion and care. Instructor: Carol A. Fournier, LCMHC, NCCTh is program is still in the planning stages at time of print. Check out our website for details.

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Adult Open Sports ProgramsA schedule is available on our website- www.sburlrecdept.com

Pickelball 18 & up , coedJoin local Pickleball players and enjoy playing this popular sport. All levels welcomed.

Wednesday Mornings/EveningsSeptember- October Mornings- 9:00-11:00am Evenings- 6:00-8:00pmSzymanski Park Free!

Volleyball 18 & up , coedInformal pickup games are played weekly for those who love to play volleyball and get exercise.

Wednesday EveningsSeptember - November 6:30-8:30pm FHTuttle $2 per visit

Basketball 35 & up , MenInformal pickup games are played weekly for the person who enjoys low-key play.

Friday EveningsSeptember- June 6:30-8:30pm FHTuttle $2 per visit

Adult Fall TennisAges 18 & upTennis Lessons and Play Tennis will be off ered this Fall. Lessons will be off ered for the Begin-ning Tennis player. Th e Play Tennis Program is for Intermediate and Advanced players, and you must be at one of these levels or higher to register. Play Tennis allows you to play more, with coaching from our tennis instructors. Play tennis is not for beginners!Instructor: Sue Vaughn

Beginners Tennis LessonsTuesday EveningsSept. 10- Oct. 15 253000-A 5:30-6:30pm SB High$35 Res., $42 Non-Res.

Play Tennis ProgramTh ursday EveningsSept. 12- Oct. 17 253000-B5:30-6:30pm SB High$35 Res., $42 Non-Res.

Boot Camp Lite Ages 18 & upLose weight, gain strength, and feel great! Th is fun, beginner friendly boot camp welcomes all; men, women, mature, and young adults! We use free weights, calisthenics, and aerobics to burn fat, strengthen muscle, and make you sweat! Great for beginners and mid-level exercisers. Modifi cations can be made to fi t your level of training so the class is challenging but fun. Instructor: Ren Collier, Personal TrainerTuesday & Th ursday EveningsS1- Sept. 17- Oct. 24 255012-S1S2- Nov. 5- Dec. 19 255012-S2S3- Jan. 7- Feb. 13 255012-S36:30-7:30pm Chamberlin$73 Res., $87 Non-Res. (no classs 11/26 & 28)

A Healthier You:Women’s wellness courseAges 18 & up

Are you struggling to put yourself and your health on the top of your priority list? Come join this inno-

vative wellness program, designed to meet your needs. You will be lead in examining what your individual obstacles to optimal wellness are and introduce strategies for overcoming them. With a mixture of direct instruction and group sup-port, you will be on a road to a healthier you!Instructor: Ellen AlbertsonMonday EveningsSept. 16-Oct 21 255001-A7:00-8:30pm SB High$85 Res., $102 Non-Res.

Metal Smithing Ages 16 & upHave you always wanted to make jewelry and gift s for friends and family? Now is your chance! Learn basic metals smithing itching techniques in each of the following classes and also come away with a fi nished product that you can be proud of! Sign up for one or all of these great classes. A limited supply of sterling silver will be available for purchase for some projects. Instructor: Courtney ReckordWednesday Evenings6:00-9:00pm SB High$45 Res., $54 Non- Res. per class(Materials included)

Bangles & Bracelets Oct. 9Learn the basics of hammering and forming metal as well as soldering, texturing and fi nish-ing and polishing your piece. Choose to make either a set of bangle bracelets or a cuff bracelet in either copper or brass. 256005-A

Earrings Oct. 16Design and make a set of earrings in copper, brass or a combination. You will learn how to saw and texture your metal as well as how to make your own ear wires. 256005-B

Ring & Stone Setting Oct. 23Learn how to make a ring or pendant that in-cludes a stone setting. Using nickel silver metal and stones that are provided you will learn to set a stone in a prepared bezel. 256005-C

Stacking Rings Oct. 30Learn how to create a set of stacking rings out of either copper or bronze metal. Diff erent de-sign combinations will be discussed. Learn basic techniques of soldering, forming, texturing and fi nishing. 256005-D

West African DrummingAges 16 & up

In this class you will learn the proper djembe drumming tech-nique. You will learn and explore

traditional, meaningful rhythms of the country of Guinea, West Africa. You will learn about the Guinean culture associated with the rhythms, and will always have the opportunity to ask questions. Ibrahima’s style of teaching is sure to leave you with a welcoming, entertaining, and joyful worldly experience. Bring your own drum or rent one for the class.Instructor: Ibrahima Sory CisseSaturday MorningsOct. 12- Nov. 16 256006-A11:00am-12:00pm City Hall$58 Res., $70 Non-Res.Drum Rental available- $30 for class

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Novel Writing WorkshopAges 18 & up

Are you writing a romance or mys-tery novel? Wish you could fi nd a creative, supportive, mentored

group with which to brainstorm and critique? Join us as we discuss confl ict, plotting, dialogue, and creating compelling characters. Th is work-shop-oriented class encourages participants to bring ideas and/or pages for discussion each week. No matter where you start, our goal is to make sure you make signifi cant progress in your own manuscript by the close of class.Instructor: Laurel WarrenTh ursday EveningsSept. 12- Nov. 14 252004-A6:30-8:00pm SB High$160 Res., $192 Non-Res.

Getting Paid to TalkAges 18 & up“Getting Paid to Talk, Making Money with Your Voice” is an introduction to professional voice-over’s. Th is exciting class will cover the basics and explore numerous aspects of voice-over work for television, fi lm, radio, audio books, documentaries and the internet in your area. Instructor: Certifi ed Voice CoachWednesday EveningNovember 6 251001-A6:00-8:30pm SB High$25 Res., $30 Non-Res.

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Beyond BasicsAdults Only- Ages 18 & upDog yrs.- Ages 6 months & upTh e next step aft er the “Basic Class”. Take your training to the next level. You decide the “perfect fi t” training for you and your dog! Th e atmosphere is supportive, yet chal-lenging. Th e emphasis is on what you want to achieve with your dog within the exercises we teach, and then giving you the instruction and proper exercises to achieve your goals. Requirements: Dogs must have taken a prior Gold Star Dog Training class and be non-aggressive.Instructor: Deb Helfrich, Owner/InstructorFriday EveningsS1- Oct. 4- Nov. 1 251005-A6:45-7:45pm City Hall$95 Res., $114 Non-Res.

Gold Star Dog Training ClassesGold Star Dog Training Classes

*Note- Classes are not appropriate for aggressive dogs; questions about this should be directed to the instructor prior to registration. Gold Star Dog Training Policy- http://www.goldstardog.com/documents/Policies_Gold_Star.pdf

Deb’s 3-Week DogTraining Tune-Up

Adults Only - Ages 18 & upDog yrs. - Ages 6 months & upPractice makes perfect, and a dog who will do what you ask, when you ask it. Our Dog Train-ing Tune-up is for any dog and owner wanting to practice obedience skills in a fun, challeng-ing group setting. Requirements: Dogs must have taken a prior Gold Star Dog Training class and be non-aggressive. Instructor: Deb Helfrich, Owner/InstructorFriday EveningsS1- Dec 6-20 251006-AS2- Jan. 17- 31 251006-B6:45-7:45pm City Hall$55 Res., $65 Non-Res. per session.

Basic Training & Social Skills- Puppy/DogAdults Only- Ages 18 & upDog yrs.- Ages 8 weeks & upTh is 6-week class will focus on building a foundation of manners and social skills; com-ing when called, walking nicely on leash, stay, and more. It is tailored to puppies, but older dogs, newly adopted dogs, or owners wanting a foundation in basic dog training will also benefi t. We will focus on understanding your dog’s body language and behavior and how to work and apply very simple concepts. Instructor: Deb Helfrich, Owner/InstructorFriday EveningsS1- Oct. 4- Nov. 8 251004-AS2- Jan. 10- Feb. 14 251004-B5:30-6:30pm City Hall$110 Res., $132 Non-Res. (no class 11/29)

Holiday Planning: An Organized SeasonAges 18 & up

Does the holiday season seem to catch you unprepared and over-whelmed? Rather enjoy the “spirit

of the season”? Sign up for these 1-hour ses-sions to get your holiday off to an organized start. Each one will build on the next and you’ll receive tips, encouragement and support as you tackle the demands of this very busy time of year.Instructor: Amy Simone, A Space in Time, pro-fessional organizing servicesTh ursday EveningsOct. 24, Nov. 7 & 21 251002-A6:30-7:30pm SB High$35 Res., $42 Non-Res.,

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Learn to DrawAges 18 & upIn this beginning drawing program you will learn to “see like an artist” through a series of fun, easy ex-ercises that will unlock your artistic brain. You will be amazed at your progress in this re-laxed, supportive environment. Come see what talents you have!Instructor: Elizabeth LlewellynFriday EveningsOct. 11- Nov. 15 252005-A6:30-8:00pm SB High $70 Res., $84 Non-Res.

Drawing LandscapesAges 18 & up

Th is beginning/Intermediate draw-ing class is for artists who love landscapes! We will focus on trees,

skies and atmospheric perspective. You will learn drawing techniques on toned paper with colored charcoal.Instructor: Elizabeth LlewellynFriday EveningsJan 10- Feb 14 252006-A6:30-8:00pm SB High $70 Res., $84 Non-Res.

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CVRA Silver StrikersAges 50+

Join area Seniors for open bowling at Spare Time in Colchester. Th is 8 week program provides time to

recreate, socialize and have fun. Th e cost of the program includes shoe rentals and two games weekly. Sign up by yourself or get a group to sign up together. Th e more the merrier. All lev-els of bowlers are welcome! Th ursday MorningsSept. 12- Oct. 31 266000-A10:00-11:30am Spare Time$70 Res.

Golden Strides Ages 50+Make strides towards im-proved health & mobil-ity while socializing with friends in our indoor walking program. In addition to the benefi ts of walking, you will also receive helpful handouts, stretches and moti-vation to keep you moving. All you need are sneakers, comfortable walking clothes and a de-sire to improve your health. Each registrant will receive a helpful walking tool at our fi rst session.Guide: Holly Baker, Prog. SupervisorMonday MorningsSept. 16- June 165000-A 8:15-9:30am University Mall$10 Res., $15 Non-Res. A schedule will be provided

Diabetes PreventionAges 18 & up

Th is program, which is led by a trained Lifestyle Coach in a class-room setting, is delivered over a 12

month period, beginning with 16 weekly ses-sions followed by monthly maintenance. You will learn strategies for eating healthier, increas-ing your physical activity and making other changes that will improve your overall health and wellbeing. Two separate sessions off ered.Free! (Pre-registration Required)Wednesday Evenings7:00-8:00pm 255002-ASept. 18- Jan. 22 SB High(no classes 11/27, 12/25 & 1/1)

Friday Mornings11:30a-12:30p 255002-BSept. 20- Jan. 17 City Hall(no classes 11/29 & 12/27)

Living Strong ProgramAges 50+

Th e Living Strong Program helps older adults maintain their inde-pendence by increasing strength,

muscle mass and bone density. Balance exer-cises enhance agility and decrease the likeli-hood of falls; fl exibility exercises are performed to enhance joint mobility and reduce the risk of injury. Exercises are done seated or standing with the use of a chair or wall support. Medical clearance form is required before participation. Sponsored by CVAA. Instructor: Trained CVAA VolunteerTuesdays and Th ursdaysSept. 17- Dec. 5 265007-A1:00-2:00pm City HallFree! (Pre-registration Required)

Healthier Livingw/Chronic ConditionsAll AgesAre you living with an ongoing condition like arthritis, heart disease or osteoporosis? Learn practical tools to manage your own health and improve your quality of life. Feel better! Each session is 2 ½ hours and is led by two trained facilitators. Participants are given a free manual and CD or tape. Th e workshop is not lecture based, but very interactive!

Th ursdaysNov. 7-Dec. 19 265006-A9:30am-12:00pm City HallFree! Pre-registration Required(no classes 11/28)

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Snowmobile SafetyAges 12 & up

Are you looking for a snow-mobile safety certifi cation course? Th is 6 hour course is off ered in three evening sessions. Participants must

be present for all classes in order to be eligible for certifi cation. Th e VT State law requires all snowmobile operators born aft er July 1, 1983 to take and pass a snowmobile safety course. Instructor: VT State PoliceMon, Tues. & Wed. EveningsNov. 18, 19 & 20 256011-A6:00-8:00pm SB High$10 Res., $15 Non-Res.

Fly-Tying CourseAges 16 & upHave you ever wanted to tye one on, a fl y that is? Join Cen-tral VT Trout Unlimited for this beginner’s class. You will learn a variety of fl y tying techniques and trout fl y patterns. No experience required. You are responsible for your own Tying Tools. Fly tying materials and class notes will be provided. Instructor: Trout Unlimited InstructorWednesday EveningsJan. 15- Feb. 19 256012-A6:30-8:30pm SB High$25 Res., $36 Non-Res.

Tai Chi Ages 50+Th e 8 week class, sponsored by CVAA, has shown to improve fl exibility, reduce stiff ness and keep joints mobile. Instructor is certi-fi ed through the Arthritis Foundation.

Instructor: Adina PanitchTuesdays and Th ursdaysSept. 17- Nov. 7 265001-A2:15-3:15pm City HallFree! (pre-registration required, Donations welcomed)

Jazzercise Lite - GoldKit Sayers - Certifi ed Jazzercise InstructorMondays/Wednesday/FridaysYear Round 10:00-11:00am City Hall (no classes on holidays)10 visit Jazzercise Lite- Gold Punch Pass$30 Res, $35 Non-Res 155012-ASee description on page 4

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Senior HappeningsAges 50+Our Senior’s Organization Schedule is bursting with variety. Every Wednesday we off er pro-gramming based out of the City Hall Confer-ence Room. We begin with a community based CVAA meal that can be purchased for $4.00 per meal. Menus will be posted in advance through our monthly newsletter. You must pre-register for your meal- one week in advance, as we have to place the order. Below is an outline of the regular schedule we will follow.

Senior HappeningsMonthly Schedule

1st Wednesdays- Fun and Games2nd Wednesdays- Movie Matinee3rd Wednesdays- Wellness Wednesday4th Wednesdays- Entertainment Day5th Wednesdays- Community Meal

Wednesday’s Outline12:00- Arrival and Socialization12:15- Lunch is served- (CVAA Meal)1:00- Program Begins2:30- Socialization and Clean Up

Monthly schedule available on our website

Welcome Back BrunchAges 50+Join us for a scrumptious Welcome Back Brunch. Come share in a meal and catch up with friends old and new. Fall schedules will be available at the brunch, so come and see what exciting opportunities lay ahead. Menu to in-clude: Pancakes, Sausage, Egg Casserole, Fruit Salad, Juice, Coff ee/Tea. South Burlington Se-nior “Welcome Back Brunch”; a delicious way to celebrate a new season of friendship!Wednesday, Sept. 4 11:30am$5.00 per person City HallPlease call the Recreation Dept. at 846-4108 to make your reservations. We will do our fi nal meal count on Tuesday, Sept. 3 at 4:30pm.

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Th e SAPLINGS program is a collaborative eff ort of South Burlington Recreation & Parks and the South Burlington Family Center, to meet the needs of the early preschool and senior popula-tions in our community. SAPLINGS meet once a month to participate in a variety of themed activities including; craft s, coloring, sing-a-longs, sharing, story telling, games and more. SAPLINGS requires no pre-registration and is open and free to all South Burlington Residents. Meets the third Tuesday of each month, starting in October, 9:30-11:00am at the O’Brien Center.

October SAPLINGS“Celebrate Autumn” Oct. 15

Come share some time with your neighbors small and tall and explore the wonders of fall. We will sample fresh apple cider, create leaf rub-bing pictures, read stories together and share memories of favorite fall family times. Th e air is crisp, the leaves are bright, why not celebrate the Autumn right and join us for SAPLINGS!

CVRA CommunityConnections Ages 50+

Autumn Luncheon in Colchester

Our friends at the Colchester Recreation Dept. will host an autumn luncheon, at their newly renovated activity center at Bayside Park. Come enjoy friendly conversation, a hearty meal and gorgeous lakeside views as we welcome fall to-gether. Th e Dept. Van is available to the fi rst 12 people to register. Welcome to drive yourself.Friday, October 11 261002-A11:00am-2:00pm Bayside Park$10 Res.

Holiday CookieExchange and Concert

Join us for a holiday tea, concert and cookie ex-change. Th e South Burlington Seniors will host this event and welcome seniors from other area recreation departments. Please bring a dozen cookies. We will have ample supplies on hand to package up a variety of holiday favorites for you to take home and enjoy. Come meet new people and spend some time creating “commu-nity connections”. Wednesday, December 11 261002-B1:00-2:30p SB City HallFree

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Senior Van ToursAges 50+Come join us in Th e Rec. Van as we hit the road to explore some of Vermont’s hidden treasures. Space is limited, so don’t delay.

Rokeby Museum and Red Barn Restaurant

Th e van will depart City Hall at 9:15 and we will travel to Ferrisburg and begin our tour of the Rokeby Museum and its new exhibit, Free & Safe; Th e Underground Railroad in Vermont. Upon leaving the museum, we will head toward the lake as we dine at the Red Barn Restaurant, located at the Basin Harbor Resort. Monday, October 7 261005-A9:15am-2:00pm Leave City Hall$30 Res., $36 Non-Res.

Fleming Museum and Waterman Manor

Th e van will make its way to the University of Vermont, for a tour of the Fleming Museum. Th e museum houses Vermont’s most compre-hensive collection of art and anthropological ar-tifacts. Aft er our tour we will dine at the Univer-sities hidden gem; Waterman Manor. Located just off the green, the top fl oor of the Waterman Building is host to a wonderful full service din-ing room. Monday, November 4 261005-B9:45am-2:00pm Leave City Hall$30 Res., $36 Non-Res.

Hildene TripAges 50+Join us for a lovely Fall tour to Man-chester, VT as we visit Hildene; Th e Todd Lincoln Homestead. Upon our arrival we will enjoy a buff et luncheon, in the banquet room. Aft er lunch we will tour the 24 room historic mansion, formal gardens, re-stored carriage barn and welcome center. Th ere will be scheduled time for free exploration of the museum store, cheese making facility and the Rowland Agricultural Center. Th e bus and tour locations are handicap friendly, but some parts of the mansion tour may not be accessible. If you are in need of a wheelchair seat on the bus, please make that request during the regis-tration process. Tour Guides: Holly Baker, Program SupervisorWednesday- Day TripOct. 16 261006-A8:00am-5:00pm Leave City Hall$63 Res., $72 Non-Res.Transportation is by coach bus.

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Dive-In MovieFriday, December 13

6:00-8:30pmJoin us for a splashing good time! Bring your suit, towel, and favor-ite fl oat for our in-pool movie. We will begin with a free swim from 6:00-6:30pm, with the movie starting at 6:35pm. Th is event is open to all ages; a parent/adult must ac-company children. Check our website or call aft er December 10 for the movie title. Th is event will be held at Th e Edge on East-wood Drive, SB. Lifeguarding provided.

Skate NightSaturday, February 8

7:20-8:50pmJoin us for an eve-ning of Skating at Cairn’s Arena. We have reserved a rink, so invite all your family and friends for a fun evening of music, refreshments and skating. Come Skate off the Winter Blues! Skating fees for this spe-cial night are $2 per person. You can rent skates at the rink for $3 per pair.

Bingo NightFriday, November 8

6:30-8:30pmBring the whole fam-ily and join us for a fun night of Bingo! Cost is $1.00 per card for the night, limit three cards per person. Money col-lected goes towards prizes. A parent/

adult must accompany children. Refresh-ments will be available at a reasonable price. FHTuttle Middle School.

Pumpkins in the ParkSaturday, October 26 6:00-8:00pmJoin us for our 10th Annual Pumpkins in the Park event at the Bandshell at Dorset Park. It is a great way to kick-off the Hallow-een Weekend. Bring a pumpkin to carve, a little imagination and a lot of carving enthusiasm. We will supply the carvers, stencils, markers, and decorations. Th e evening will end with a lighting of the pumpkins. Each family should bring their own pumpkin to carve. Th ere will be a limited number of our pumpkins available to carve. Rain location- FHTuttle MS.

No Registration required. Free admission for all!

Halloween Celebration!Halloween Celebration!Sunday, October 27 12:00-2:00pmJoin us for an aft ernoon of Halloween fun and games! Come dressed in your favorite costume to participate in the many games and activities that we have planned. Th ere will be a Pump-kin Walk, Halloween Carnival Games, Arts & Craft s, Bingo, and much more. Th is is a family event open to all ages, with prizes and special treats for all. Games and activities are geared for ages Pre-School through 5th grade. Our Halloween Celebration will be held at the FHTuttle Middle School.

No Registration required. Free admission for all!

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Autumn FestJoin us for an aft ernoon of Music, Food and Fun! Come celebrate the Fall Season in the park, with family and friends. All events will take place at Dorset Park near the Bandshell. We are still in the planning stages, but we will have games and activities from 5:00-6:00pm, followed by a concert from 6:00-7:00pm, and then our Movie in the Park at 7:10pm (see below for info). Th ere will be food concessions for purchasing dinner in the park, as you listen to the concert. Th ere will be booths from city and school departments, our spon-sors, common roots and many other. We are planning a Touch A Truck with the Fire, Police and Public Work Departments. So, plan to bring the whole family and enjoy an evening with the community!

Movie in the ParkSaturday, September 21, 7:10pm

Bring a lawn chair, blanket and snacks and join us for our “Family Movie in the Park”. We will be showing a family movie on our large outdoor screen at the Bandshell at Dorset Park. Th e movie will start at dusk, time above is approximate. Check our website or call af-ter Sept. 18 for the movie title.

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Wildlife Wanders ClubAll ages

Th is monthly community and family gathering is for anyone looking to deepen their connec-tion with the natural world and

awaken their sense of wonder. Join Sophie for a two-hour outdoor adventure including na-ture-based games and activities, investigation and observation. Each month we will explore a new part of the park as we focus on a particu-lar theme for the day: plant food and medicine, animal tracking, wilderness living skills, trees, insects, bird language, winter survival... and whatever is most interesting to you!Naturalist Sophie MazowitaSundays (Last Sunday of each month)Sept. 29, Oct. 27, Nov. 24, Jan. 26 & Feb. 232:00pm Meet at Red Rocks Gate

Wild Edibles:A Fall Harvest

Ages 16 & upTake a walk through the city’s ed-ible landscape and harvest some of the fall bounty. Identify, prepare, and taste what nature has to off er.

Naturalist Sophie MazowitaSaturdaySept. 28 217002-A10:00am-4:00pm Wheeler House$45 Res. $54 Non-Res.

Th e Winter Season:Reading Landscape

Ages 16 & upWind your way across the snowy landscape during this introduc-tion to animal tracks, tree buds and bark, and the overwintering

strategies of our furry and feathered friends. A workshop for aspiring naturalists who want to explore the wonders of winter. Naturalists Sophie Mazowita & Laura YayacSaturdayFeb. 8 217006-A10:00am-4:00pm Wheeler House$45 Res. $54 Non-Res.

Take A Hike! SafelyAges 14 & up

Enhancing Hiking and Back-packing Experiences- Workshop and Hike. Join us for a morning fi lled with help tips about hiking

and backpacking. Th e workshop will help you become a better prepared Outdoor Enthusiast (Th e 10 Essentials) and help you minimize your environmental impact when visiting the out-doors (Leave No Trace). Following the work-shop, we will travel by van to a local trailhead, test our skills and experience more on an aft er-noon hike. Th is is a parent/child program.Adventure Staff : Mason RachampbellSundayOct. 13 217003-A9:00am-4:00pm Meet at SBRD$30 Res., $36 Non-Res.

Woodland SkiingX-Country Trip

Ages 14 & upJoin Mason and Umiak Outfi tters for a great outdoor winter trip. Come explore the woods, hills and valleys of Stowe. Skis, Boots, and

transportation to and from Stowe provided.Adventure Staff : Mason RachampbellSundayDecember 15 217004-A8:30am-3:30pm Meet at SBRD$58 Res., $70 Non-Res., per person

Moonlit Snowshoeand Cabin Trip

Ages 14 & upJoin Mason and Umiak Outfi tters for another opportunity to explore the outdoors, a retired sugarbush in Stowe. We will take a moon-

lit walk through the woods to a cabin, enjoy a warm wood fi re, and see Vermont in a diff erent light (or lack thereof). Snowshoes, headlamps, refreshments, and transportation to and from Stowe provided.Adventure Staff : Mason RachampbellFriday EveningJanuary 17 217005-A 5:30-10:00pm Meet at SBRD$48 Res., $58 Non-Res., per person

Family ArcheryAges 10 & up

Are you looking for a fun outdoor activity that the whole family can do? Check out the Archery Pro-gram. Family Archery focuses on

the fundamentals, skills and techniques of the sport. Th is program is designed for participants with little or no previous archery experience. Families will have the opportunity to practice and hone their archery skills through games and other activities. Th is is a parent/child program.Adventure Staff : Mason RachampbellMonday EveningsSept. 16- Oct. 14 213000-A 5:45-6:45pm Farrell Park$12 Res., $17 Non-Res., per person

Family Kayak ClinicAges 10 & up

Is your family looking to get out and play on the water this Fall? Take part in one of our Fall Kayak Clinics!  Become more versed and

comfortable “behind the paddle”. You will learn how to be a more effi cient, capable, and pre-pared paddler. Th ese clinic aims to improve the individual and welcomes paddlers of all abili-ties. PFDs (Life Jackets), Kayaks and paddles, are included. Th is is a parent/child program.Adventure Staff : Mason Rachampbell$12 Res., $17 Non-Res., per personFriday EveningSept. 27 217001-A 5:30-7:30pm Red Rocks ParkSaturday Aft ernoonOct. 12 217001-B3:00-5:00pm Red Rocks Park

Family Adventure Programs

Park Steward NetworkInterested in improving and taking care of South Burlington Parks? We are in need of volunteers who care about our parks and want to help improve them. Projects include trail maintenance, ani-mal surveys, invasive species removal, and other special projects. Contact recreation@sburl.com to join the network or learn more.

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Lil’Tykes SoccerAges 3-4 yrs.Th is program is de-signed to introduce the game of soccer through fun drills and soccer activities. It will pro-vide the opportunity to interact, play and learn with others. Children must be 3 at the start of the program. Th is is a parent/child program.Instructors: Th e Rec. Staff Saturday MorningsSept. 14- Oct. 12 223000-A 8:30-9:30am Dorset Park$30 Res., $36 Non-Res.

Lil’Tykes GymnasticsAges 3-4 yrs.Th is is a parent/child program and is designed to introduce children to moving and tumbling. Floor exercises and basic movement will be ex-plored. Join the staff at Green Mountain Gym-nastics for this fun introductory program. A parent must be active with their child.Instructor: Green Mountain GymnasticsSaturday MorningsOct. 26- Nov. 23 223002-A10:30-11:30am GMG- Williston$68 Res., $81 Non-Res.

Tiny Ninja TykesAges 3-4 yrs.Th e TNT Taekwondo Program introduces be-ginner Taekwondo techniques. Tots will learn how to do pushups, sit-ups, block, and practice listening skills. Th ey will learn in a fun and non-threatening atmosphere. Instructor: Sue Myers, 3rd Degree Black Belt

Saturday MorningsS1- Nov. 2- Dec. 7 223004-AS2- Jan. 4- Feb. 1 223004-B9:00-9:30am VT TKD Academy$35 Res., $42 Non-Res. (no class 11/30)

B-Tru Dance & Yogawith Honest Yoga

Ages 4-7We are teaming up with Honest Yoga to bring these dance and yoga classes to the community. Mondays- 3:15-4pm Mini Hip HopTuesdays- 3:15-4pm Kids YogaTh ursdays- 3:15-4pm Creative Movement

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Going on a Bear HuntAges 3-5 yrs.We are going on a bear hunt….who do you think we will fi nd? Join us for fun and adventure as we follow clues to fi nd our mascot, Parker T. Bear. Th is group-led activ-ity is a great way to introduce your little one to the wonderful parks in South Burlington. Each hunt is packed with fun, exploration, story time and snack. Parents must be present.Leader: Holly Baker, Rec. SupervisorFriday MorningsSept. 27 Szymanski Park 227000-AOct. 11 Jaycee Park 227000-B9:30-11:00am$6.00 Res., $11 Non, per child, per session

Baker’s DozenAges 3-5 yrs.Join us as we measure and mix our way through simple recipes perfect for the seasons. Aft er our work in the kitchen is done, and while our mas-terpieces cool, Holly will read a story to enhance the theme. At the end of each session, families will be able to take home some of their creations to share with those they love. Th is is a parent/child program. Parents must be present.Instructor: Holly Baker, Rec. SupervisorFriday MorningsOct. 25 Black Cat Cookies 221000-ANov. 22 Turkey Cupcakes 221000-BDec. 20 Gingerbread Houses 221000-C9:30-11:00am O’Brien Ctr.$6.00 Res., $11 Non, per child, per session

Lil’PicassosAges 3-5 yrs.What child doesn’t love to get their hands dirty? Come make a mess, as we introduce diff er-ent art mediums for your child to explore. Children will be introduced to some of history’s most treasured works of art and will have a chance to create their own masterpiece sure to enhance the re-frigerator. Parents must be present.Instructor: Holly Baker, Rec. SupervisorFriday MorningsNov. 15 Mini Monet 222000-A (Magnifi cent Watercolors)Dec. 6 Georgia O’Keeff e 222000-B (Fabulous Flowers)9:30-10:30am O’Brien Ctr.$6.00 Res., $11 Non, per child, per session

Multi-Generational OpportunityAges 1-5 yrs.

S.A.P.L.I.N.G.SSeniors And Preschoolers Linking

Intergenerational Needs & Growing Successful Communities

Th e SAPLINGS program is a collaborative eff ort of South Burlington Recreation & Parks and the South Burlington Family Center, to meet the needs of the early preschool and senior popula-tions in our community. SAPLINGS meet once a month to participate in a variety of themed activities including; craft s, coloring, sing-a-longs, sharing, story telling, games and more. SAPLINGS requires no pre-registration and is open and free to all South Burlington Residents. Meets the third Tuesday of each month, starting in October, 9:30-11:00am at the O’Brien Center.

October SAPLINGS“Celebrate Autumn” Oct. 15

Come share some time with your neighbors small and tall and explore the wonders of fall. We will sample fresh apple cider, create leaf rub-bing pictures, read stories together and share memories of favorite fall family times. Th e air is crisp, the leaves are bright, why not celebrate the Autumn right and join us for SAPLINGS!

Pre-School SwimAges 3-5 yrs.Th e goal of the Pre-School swim is to introduce new swim-ming techniques and increase safety skills around the water. Each level provides a building block for the next.Instructors: Th e Edge Swim InstructorsSaturday MorningsS1- Sept. 7- Sept. 28 128002-S1S2- Oct. 12- Nov. 2 128002-S2S3- Nov. 16- Dec. 14 128002-S310:30-11:00am Th e Edge, Eastwood, SB$60 Res. Only per session (no class 11/30)

Check out swim lessons for 5-12 yr. olds on page 15

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B-Tru Dance & YogaWith Honest Yoga

Ages 4-15We are teaming up with Honest Yoga to off er some great dance and yoga classes. Th ere are too many to

put list all the descriptions. Be sure to check out our website- www.sburlrecdept.com, and sign up with us to get a great deal on each class.

Visit our website for description of eachAges 4-7 yrs.Mondays- 3:15-4pm Mini Hip HopTuesdays- 3:15-4pm Kids YogaTh ursdays- 3:15-4pm Creative Movement

Ages 7-9 yrs.Mondays- 4-5pm Lyrical 5-6pm Girls Hip Hop

Ages 7-15 yrs.Th ursday- 4-5pm Boys Breaking

Ages 8-15 yrs.Tuesdays- 4-5pm Tween/Teen Yoga

Ages 10-15 yrs.Wednesday- 3:45-4:45p Tween/Teen Lyrical 4:45-5:45p Tween/ Teen Hip Hop S1- Fall Semester- Sept.-Dec. $185 / $175S2- Winter/Spring- Jan.- May $200/ $190Exact Schedule TBA- No classes during Breaks Location: Honest Yoga Studio (Blue Mall)

Young Rembrandts Grades 1st-5thFall Drawing: Will present a variety of stel-lar lessons. Organic forms and inorganic forms will be explored. For example, our detailed drawing of a dragonfl y will celebrate one of na-ture’s most curious insects. An illustration of a popular automobile will entertain the more technical-minded, and an artistic rendering of a nutcracker will remind us of the holiday season. All this and more await your child.Instructor: Young Rembrandts Teachers2:45-3:45pm $61 Res., $73 Non-Res.Mondays at CentralNov. 4- Dec. 16 (no class 11/25) 232000-ATuesdays at OrchardNov. 5- Dec. 17 (no class 11/26) 232000-B

Tennis ProgramsFall Tennis off ers separate clinics for both the beginner and Intermediate player. Th e clinics are designed as small group instruction and will allow for more individualized attention. Les-sons are one hour in length. Beginners are new to the sport or just started taking lessons. Inter-mediates have taken previous lessons and have progressed to the next level of play.Instructor: Sue VaughnBeginners Lessons Ages 8 & up

Tuesday Aft ernoons Sept. 10- Oct. 15 233007-A 4:15-5:15pm SB High $35 Res., $42 Non-Res.

Intermediate Lessons Ages 10 & upTh ursday Aft ernoonsSept. 12- Oct. 17 233007-B 4:15-5:15pm SB High$35 Res., $42 Non-Res

Youth TaekwondoAges 7-12 yrs.Th is clinic is high energy, focusing on the basic hand techniques and beginner kicks. Th e class will help to develop coordination and agility, with emphasis on courtesy, respect and mar-tial arts protocol.

Instructor: Sue Myers, 3rd Degree Black Belt

Saturday MorningsS1- Nov. 2- Dec. 7 233009-AS2- Jan. 4- Feb. 1 233009-B10:30-11:15am VT TKD Academy$45 Res., $54 Non-Res. (no class 11/30)

Youth GymnasticsAges 7-12 yrs.We are teaming up with Green Mountain Gym-nastics to bring a high quality gymnastics pro-gram to older children. Th e program will con-sist of tumbling and apparatus work. Th is is a great introductory program.Instructor: Green Mountain GymnasticsSaturday MorningsOct. 26- Nov. 23 233008-A10:30-11:30am GMG- Williston$68 Res., $81 Non-Res.

KinderPros SoccerAges 5-6 yrs.

See description on page 16.Instructors: Rec. Staff SaturdaysSept. 14- Oct. 19 10:15-11:15am

Dorset Park $35 Res., $42 Non-Res.,

KinderPros GymnasticsAges 5-6 yrs.Does your child love to jump, tumble and roll? If so, they will want to join the staff of Green Mountain Gymnastics and explore tumbling, balancing and body movement in this basic gymnastics program.Instructor: Green Mountain GymnasticsSaturday MorningsOct. 26- Nov. 23 223003-A10:30-11:30am GMG- Williston$68 Res., $81 Non-Res.

KinderPros TaekwondoAges 5-6 yrs.Your little ones will enjoy kicking and jumping, while learning focus, respect and self control in this introductory Taekwondo program.Instructor: Sue Myers, 3rd Degree Black Belt

Saturday MorningsS1- Nov. 2- Dec. 7 223005-AS2- Jan. 4- Feb. 1 223005-A9:45-10:15am VT TKD Academy$35 Res., $42 Non-Res. (no class 11/30)

KinderPros BasketballAges 5-6 yrs.

See description on page 17.Instructors: Rec. Staff SaturdaysDec. 14- Jan. 25 8:10-9:10am FHTuttle MS$35 Res., $42 Non-Res.

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Gym Rats! Ages 13-15

Gym Rats is an opportunity to spend time with your friends be-ing active and having fun! Join

us for these 2 hours each day of the upcoming school vacations for gym and sports activities at the middle school. Th ere will be organized activities such as mini tournaments of medic, fl oor hockey, knock-out and much more. Th is unique program provides teens a great place to chill with friends. A schedule of activities will be available prior to each school vacation.Rec. Dept. Staff School Vacation DaysNov. 25 & 26 5001-A Dec. 26, 27, 30 & 31 5001-B12:00-2:00pm FHTuttle MS $5 Res., $10 Non-Res., per day

Baby-Sitters CourseAges 11-15Th e Red Cross Babysitter’s Training course pro-vides individuals with the information and skills necessary to provide safe and responsible care for children. Training in leadership, profession-alism, basic care, safety, safe play and fi rst aid will be covered.Instructor: Certifi ed ARC InstructorTuesdayNovember 26 241000-A8:30am-3:30pm FHTuttle MS$95 Res., $114 Non-Res.

Teen Adventure DaysGrades 5th-8th

Are you lo oking for fun, a d v e n -

turous, outdoor activi-ties during the school breaks? If so, join us for a day packed with adventure during the October and November vacations. Activities will be planned around the season and weather. Activities may include kayaking, hiking, woodland activities, fort/shel-ter building, and so much more! Come enjoy autumn in Vermont with us! Adventure Staff : Mason RachampbellOctober VacationFriday, Oct. 18 234000-ANovember VacationWednesday, Nov. 27 234000-B8:30a-4:30p FHTuttle MS$48 Res., $58 Non-Res.

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R.E.C. Vacation ProgramsRecreational Experiences for Children

Ages 5-12Our R.E.C. Vacation Programs provide a fun, safe place for children to spend their school break. Activities include indoor and outdoor games, arts & craft s, and special themed activi-ties. Th ere are three options to choose from- 7:30am-5:30pm, 7:30am-12:30pm or 12:30-5:30pm. All options are daily, so you can sign your children up for 1 or more days as needed.

October Vacation ProgramFriday Oct. 18 5000-A

November Vacation ProgramMon, Tues & Wed Nov. 25-27 5000-B

December Vacation ProgramDec. 23, 26, 27, 30 & 31 5000-C

January Vacation ProgramMonday Jan. 20 5000-D

Price is per day- choose 1 to 5 daysAll Day Option- 7:30a-5:30p$25 Res., $30 Non-Res.Morning Option- 7:30a-12:30p$15 Res., $20 Non-Res.Aft ernoon Option- 12:30-5:30p$15 Res., $20 Non-Res.

Counselors: Rec. Staff FHTuttle Middle School

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Mother/Son EventsTh ese special events are still in the planning stages and we

will have more information as we get closer to these special days.

Plan for the Father/Daughter Dance in early February and the Mother/Son Event in early March.

Watch for some possible exciting new things in these events.Stay Connected with us- www.sburlrecdept.com

Taekwondo CampAges 5-12This program will include taekwondo drills as well as group games and activities which pro-mote focus, self-control and teamwork. Please wear comfortable clothes for being very active and pack a water bottle and lunch. Instructor: Sue Myers, 3rd Degree Black BeltMonday- WednesdayNov. 25, 26 & 27 234005-A9:00am-1:00pm VT TKD Academy$60 Res., $72 Non-Res.

Play In A Day!Ages 9-14A play in a day! YES, actors, singers, musi-cians, dancers, behind the scenes come together to play, write a script and perform the same day for friends and parents! It’s a blast! See your ideas and talents come to life on stage! No experience necessary!Instructor: Rhonda FreedFridayOct. 18 234010-A8:30am-4:30pm SB High$48 Res., $57 Non-Res

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Stroke Development Clinics Ages 5-12Stroke Development is a great class for those children that can swim a full length of freestyle and a length of backstroke consecutively and would like to improve their strokes and learn proper breast-stroke and butterfl y. Th ere are two options: Monday/Wednesdays or Tuesday/Th ursdays. Classes are 45 minutes.5:00-5:45pm $165 Residents Only Th e Edge, Eastwood Drive, SBMondays & Wednesdays Tuesdays & Th ursdaysS1- Sept. 9- Oct. 2 139000-1A S1- Sept. 10- Oct. 3 139000-1BS2- Oct. 14- Nov. 6 139000-2A S2- Oct. 15- Nov. 7 139000-2BS3- Nov. 11- Dec. 11 139000-3A S3- Nov. 12- Dec. 12 139000-3B

SAT BootcampGrades 9-12With SAT Bootcamp, it’s four hours to a higher score! Th is one-of-a-kind program demysti-fi es the SAT, explaining the content and strate-gies for each section, including when to guess and how to stop running out of time. Now in its seventh year, it reduces test anxiety through familiarization and practice, and increases test-taking confi dence. You will also come away with a clear idea of the sections on which you need to focus further study. Enroll early, space is lim-ited! Visit www.satbootcampvt.com Instructor: Lauren StarkeySaturday MorningS1- Sept. 28 241010-AS2- Nov. 16 241010-B8:30am-12:30pm City Hall$156 Res., $187 Non-Res.

Driver’s EdGrades 9-12South Burlington Recreation will be off ering 2 sessions of Driver’s Education with Cindi Hart-man of LTD Driving School. Each course is 6 weeks. Classroom portion is Monday-Friday, 4:00-5:00pm and driving is 5:00-7:00pm Mon-day-Friday, and 9:00-11:00am, 11:00am-1:00pm or 1:00-3:00pm on Saturdays and Sundays.Instructor: Cindi Hartman, LTD DrivingMonday- FridayS1- Oct. 28- Dec. 13 241015-A (no program- Nov. 25-29)S2- Jan. 27- Mar. 21 241015-B (no program- Feb. 24- Mar. 4)4:00-5:00pm SB High$675 Res., $700 Non-Res.*Note- $100.00 deposit is non-refundable to the in-structor in the event of withdrawal from the course, within 7 days of the start date.

Youth & TeensYouth & TeensFlight SchoolAges 8-13Learn to fl y at the Green Mountain Freestyle Center.Come learn with a talented coaching staff to jump and fl ip off of four in-ground trampolines, dry slope box, foam pit, tumble track and spring fl oor. It will be hair raising fun!Instructors: Green MT Freestyle CoachesTh ursdays EveningsSept. 26- Oct. 24 233012-A5:00-6:00pm GMG- Williston$70 Res., $84 Non-Res.

Kombat Kids ProgramMixed Martial ArtsAges 7-12

We are teaming up with the United Fighting Arts Institute to off er a mixed martial arts program for

kids. Th e program will focus on all aspects of combat sports; striking, grappling, throw-ing, conditioning, self-control, anti-bullying, stranger danger and more! Instructor: Lucas John- UFAI InstructorTh ursdaysS1- Sept. 12- Oct. 31 233015-AS2- Jan. 9- Feb. 27 233015-B4:30-5:30pm UFAI, So. Burl$70 Res., $84 Non-Res.

Learn to Swim Programs Ages 5-12Th e Learn to Swim Program introduces swimming techniques and increases safety skills around the water. Th e lessons follow the Red Cross guidelines and each level provides a building block for the next. Levels 1-4 will be off ered at Th e Edge, Eastwood Drive, South Burlington. Les-sons are 1/2 hour, and either off ered twice a week on Tuesdays & Th ursdays or once a week on Saturdays. Instructors: Th e Edge Staff . We are limited to 4 spaces per level for registration.

Tuesday & Th ursday Aft ernoons $100 Residents Only (No Non-Res.)Session 1- Sept. 10- Oct. 1 Level 1/2- 4:00-4:30pm 138001-1A Level 3- 4:30-5:00pm 138001-3A Level 4- 5:00-5:30pm 138001-4ASession 2- Oct. 15- Nov. 5 Level 1/2- 4:00-4:30pm 138002-1A Level 3- 4:30-5:00pm 138002-3A Level 4- 5:00-5:30pm 138002-4ASession 3- Nov. 12- Dec. 10 Level 1/2- 4:00-4:30pm 138003-1A (no classes 11/26 & 11/28) Level 3- 4:30-5:00pm 138003-3A Level 4- 5:00-5:30pm 138003-4A

Saturday Mornings $60 Residents Only (No Non-Res.)Session 1- Sept. 7- Sept. 28 Level 1/2- 9:00-9:30am 138001-1B Level 3- 9:30-10:00am 138001-3B Level 4- 10:00-10:30am 138001-4BSession 2- Oct. 12- Nov. 2 Level 1/2- 9:00-9:30am 138002-1B Level 3- 9:30-10:00am 138002-3B Level 4- 10:00-10:30am 138002-4BSession 3- Nov. 16- Dec. 14 Level 1/2- 9:00-9:30am 138003-1B (no class 11/30) Level 3- 9:30-10:00am 138003-3B Level 4- 10:00-10:30am 138003-4B

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Youth SoccerYouth SoccerFall Soccer Programs & LeaguesFun & Exciting for all levels and abilities

Separate Boys & Girls Leagues- off ered for 5/6 yrs- 6th gradeTh e 3rd/4th & 5th/6th Leagues will play at home and travel to area towns to play other Recreation Department leagues.

3 & 4 yr. olds Lil‛Tykes Soccer3 & 4 yr. olds Lil‛Tykes Soccer Saturday Mornings Sept. 14- Oct. 12 8:30-9:30am $30 Res., $36 Non-Res. See description on page 12.

5 & 6 yr. olds KinderPros Soccer 5 & 6 yr. olds KinderPros Soccer $35 Res., $42 Non-Res. Th is program is designed to teach the basic rules and fundamentals of the game of soccer. Youngsters will be provided with the opportunity to learn, practice, and develop their individual skills. Each session will consist of a 20 minute practice and 30 minute scrimmage. Parent volunteers are needed to help in this program. Boys Program- Sept. 14- Oct. 19 Saturdays- 10:15-11:15am 223001-A Girls Program- Sept. 14- Oct. 19 Saturdays- 10:15-11:15am 223001-B

11stst & 2 & 2ndnd Grade Lil‛Kicker‛s Programs Grade Lil‛Kicker‛s Programs $40 Res., $48 Non-Res. Th is league provides participants with an opportunity to learn the game of soccer, improve on their individual skills, and enjoy playing the game while making new friends. Th e program meets twice a week for 1 hour each time- 1 practice and 1 game per week. Parent volunteers are needed to help in this program. Boys League- Sept. 10- Oct. 19 Tuesdays- 5:40-6:40pm & Saturdays- 11:30am-12:30pm 233001-A Girls League- Sept. 10- Oct. 19 Tuesdays- 5:40-6:40pm & Saturdays- 11:30am-12:30pm 233001-B

33rdrd & 4 & 4thth Grade- Jr. Soccer Leagues Grade- Jr. Soccer Leagues $40 Res., $48 Non-Res Our Jr. Soccer League begins the opportunity to play other area recreation leagues. Th ere will be one practice per week and one game. Players will begin to learn teamwork and cooperation to have success on the fi eld. Th is is a great opportunity for all levels to play soccer together. Parent volunteers are needed to coach. Boys League- Sept. 7- Oct. 19 Wednesdays- 5:40-6:40pm & Saturdays- 9:00-10:00am 233002-A Girls League- Sept. 7- Oct. 19 Wednesdays- 5:40-6:40pm & Saturdays- 9:00-10:00am 233002-B

55thth & 6 & 6thth Grade- Youth Soccer Leagues Grade- Youth Soccer Leagues $40 Res., $48 Non-Res Th is league is the progression to the big leagues of our Rec. Soccer Programs. Participants in this league will have the opportunity to improve on teamwork and cooperative play. Th is league is for all levels who want to play more soccer. Parent volunteers are needed to coach in this league. Boys League- Sept. 7- Oct. 19 Th ursdays 5:40-6:40pm & Saturdays- 9:00-10:00am 233003-A Girls League- Sept. 7- Oct. 19 Th ursdays 5:40-6:40pm & Saturdays- 9:00-10:00am 233003-B

Volunteer Coaches needed- Sign up Today! Th ere will be a Coach’s Meeting on Monday, Sept. 9th

at 6:00pm for 3rd-6th grade leagues.

Thank you!

for your sponsorship ofour Youth Soccer Programs

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5 & 6 yr. olds KinderPros Basketball5 & 6 yr. olds KinderPros Basketball Th is is a coed clinic. We begin the program with a 4 week parent/child clinic of skills and fun games. Th e fi nal 2 weeks consist of a 20 minute practice followed by a 30 minute scrimmage, both are used to teach and develop individual skills and begin learning game play. Th is program is great for all levels. Parent volunteers are needed to help out with the scrimmages. Coed Program- 223006-A Dec. 14- Jan. 25 Saturdays- 8:10-9:10am $35 Res., $42 Non-Res.

11stst & 2 & 2ndnd Grade Lil‛Dribblers Program Grade Lil‛Dribblers Program $40 Res., $48 Non-Res. Th is non-competitive program provides participants with an opportunity to continue to learn the game of basketball, improve on their individual skills, and enjoy playing the game while making new friends. Th e program meets once a week on Saturdays for 1 hour- 20 minute practice, 30 minute Scrimmage. Parent volunteers are needed to help out. Boys League- 233021-A Dec. 14- Feb. 1 Saturday Mornings- 9:20-10:20am Girls League- 233021-B Dec. 14- Feb. 1 Saturday Mornings- 10:30-11:30am

33rdrd & 4 & 4thth Grade Jr. Basketball Leagues Grade Jr. Basketball Leagues $45 Res., $54 Non-Res. Our Jr. Basketball Leagues provide the opportunity to continue to play basketball in a recreational setting, where learning and fun are number one- not winning. Players learn teamwork and team play to have more success on the court. Leagues meet twice a week for 1 hour each time Th ere may be opportunity to play other Recreation Leagues. Th is is a great level to play the game and continue to learn and improve. Parent volunteers are needed to coach. Boys League- 233022-A Dec. 7- Feb. 8 Wednesdays- 6:00pm &/or 7:00pm and Saturdays- Times TBD Girls League- 233022-B Dec. 7- Feb. 8 Wednesdays- 6:00pm &/or 7:00pm and Saturdays- Times TBD

55thth & 6 & 6thth Grade Youth Basketball Leagues Grade Youth Basketball Leagues $50 Res., $60 Non-Res. Th ese leagues are the progression to more competitive Rec. Basketball. Players will have the opportunity to improve their game play and learn the strategies of the sport. Our teams will travel throughout Chittenden County to play other Recreation Basketball Leagues. Th ere is a yearend tournament held for these leagues. Leagues meet twice a week for an hour each time. Parent volunteers are needed to coach in these leagues. Boys League- 233023-A Dec. 7- Feb. 15 Th ursdays- 6:00pm & 7:00pm and Saturdays- Times TBD Girls League- 233023-B Dec. 7- Feb. 15 Th ursdays- 6:00pm & 7:00pm and Saturdays- Times TBD

77thth & 8 & 8thth Grade Teen Basketball Leagues Grade Teen Basketball Leagues $50 Res., $60 Non-Res. Th ese leagues play other Recreation Dept. Leagues in Chittenden County and a tournament is held at the end of the season. Th e leagues will begin aft er the Middle School tryouts. Separate boys and girls leagues will be off ered, if enrollment allows, if not the possibility of a coed league would be explored. Approximate start date mid December end date Feb. 15. Practices- Tuesdays 6:00-7:30pm, games Saturdays. Boys League- 233024-A Girls League- 233024-B

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Our leagues are non-competitive, where everyone has the opportunity to practice and play,and Learning and Fun are emphasized- Not Winning!

Volunteer Coaches needed- Sign up Today! Th ere will be a Coach’s Meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 10th

for 3rd-6th grade leagues. More info upon registration.

Th e 5th/6th & 7th/8th Leagues will play at home and travel to area towns to play other Recreation Department Leagues.

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REGISTRATION DEADLINESRegistration deadlines are set at 7 days prior to the start date of a program, unless otherwise stated. Registration will close when a program has reached its maximum number and a waiting list will be created. No registrations will be accepted aft er the second meeting of a program.

FEES & PAYMENTSPayment must be made in full at the time of registration, unless a deposit is allowed. Deposits are NOT refundable. Participants will not be allowed to attend a program until payment is paid in full. Payment must accompany all mailed-in registrations to be processed.

NOTIFICATIONA receipt, with program information and comments, is provided to all In-Person Registrations and emailed to all Mail-In and On-Line Registrations. We notify all registered participants of any changes or cancellations by email.

CANCELLATIONS & REFUNDSWe reserve the right to cancel or consolidate any program that does not meet the minimum participation number required. A full refund will be issued if we cancel.

REFUND POLICYRefunds are granted up to 7 days prior to the start of a program or activity. A $10.00 processing fee or the Deposit is deducted from all refunds. If there is an outstanding balance, the refund will be automatically applied and any remainder will be refunded. Any household credit must be used prior to June 30th of each year or they expire. Refund checks take approximately three weeks to process.

NOTHING KILLSA PROGRAM QUICKER...

Th an waiting until the last minute to register! For a program to be successful it must have participants. We set our deadline at 7 days prior to the start of a program. Th is is to determine if the enroll-ment is suffi cient enough to off er it. If everyone waits until the day before to register, we have already cancelled the program!

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Registration is accepted on a fi rst come, fi rst serve basis. Some programs have limited enrollment, so early registration is encouraged. You can view our detailed Registration Information and Refund Policy on our website-

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NEW HOUSEHOLDS- Use our one-time only Household Infor-mation Form to establish an account with us. Th is form is available at the Recreation Offi ce or can be printed from our website. You can also create an account on our On-Line Registration Site. Fill out the infor-mation, submit and we will notify you when your account is activated. Call us at 846-4108 for assistance.

ONLINE- go to www.sburlrecdept.com and register with your Visa or Mastercard. Look for our “Register Now” button. It’s Easy. It’s Safe. It’s Convenient! User Fee is applied for use of credit cards- 2.8% plus .90 site fee.

MAIL- For fi rst time households, print off the Household Information Form from our website, and fi ll out completely. If you are already in our system print and fi ll out the Mail-In Registration form. Mail with full payment to:

South Burlington Recreation & Parks575 Dorset Street, South Burlington, VT 05403

WALK IN- stop by the Recreation Offi ce at 575 Dorset Street, 1st offi ce on the 2nd fl oor, to reg-ister for programs. No registration form needed, tell us what you would like to sign up for and we will take care of it all. Pay by Check, Cash, or Credit Card. User Fee is applied for use of credit cards- 2.8% plus .90 site fee.

We Gladly Accept: Cash, Checks and Credit Cards

Easy Registration!Easy Registration!

Registration Begins- Monday, August 26th

On-Line Registration for SB Residents Only begins Friday, August 23rd

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