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801 West 22nd Avenue, Vancouver, BC V5Z 1Z8 Tel:604-257-8130 (press #1) www.douglasparkcc.org

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DOUGLAS PARK COMMUNITY CENTRE801 West 22nd Ave. Vancouver, BC V5Z 1Z8tel: 604-257-8130 (press #1) fax: 604-257-8532email: douglasparkcc@vancouver.ca website: www.douglasparkcc.orgFollow us at / douglasparkcc

Hello from Douglas Park Community Association!

Through the first several months of 2016, the Douglas Park Community Association are happy to see the results of our on-going strong partnership with the Vancouver Parks Board and enable Douglas Park Community Cen-tre to make progress on key investment areas.

The results can be seen in programming, with increases to programs for older adults, seniors, and youth services. We continue to support families, with additional after school care added at Emily Carr Elementary, the free BC Family Day event as well as other family friendly events and new classes for children and preschoolers. The pottery studio continues to try out new programs and will have it’s first Pottery Club sale on April 24th.

Please share any feedback on programs and events, we are always looking for new class ideas and ways to improve to best meet the needs of the community.

Another focus for 2016 and 2017, is to update the facilities and the play-ground. Work has already begun with painting of the trim and you can expect more facility updates coming over the next 12 months. Join us for family fun at the Playground Fundraiser Carnival on Sunday March 13th. This event will kick-off a series of ongoing fundraising events throughout 2016 to engage the community, raise awareness, and partner with local stakeholders. The DPCA overall fundraising goal is $300,000. These funds will ensure the new playground is as diverse, interesting and challenging as the current playground. The DPCA would like to thank the Langara Col-lege Recreation Diploma students for planning and support to make the carnival event possible. If you wish to get involved or discuss sponsorship opportunities, please contact the centre.

On Saturday June 11, we will be hosting our annual Douglas Park Com-munity Day celebration. The family free event will be held outdoors and features main stage entertainment by our program instructors, class demonstrations, inflatables & games, youth fundraising concession and community groups. Bring your family and friends.

Thank you to all the volunteers, board members and staff who continue to make Douglas Park Community Centre the heart of such a great neigh-bourhood.

Sincerely,

Saskia BattersbyDPCA President

Table of ContentsAdministration .................................................................. 45Adult ...................................................................... 18, 31-37Birthday Parties ................................................................. 11Community Association …................................................. 16Community Day …........................................................ 17, 48Fitness & Exercise Room .................................................... 47Licensed Preschool .............................................................. 4Music ................................................................................ 31Playground Renewal ............................................................ 6Pottery .......................................................................... 32-33Preschool/Children ................................................... 7-13, 18School Age Care .................................................................. 5Senior .......................................................................... 39-43Special Interest ................................................................. 44Summer Programs ........................................................ 19-30Tapestry Community Rooms .............................................. 38Youth ........................................................................... 11-15

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Community Centre Closed - Jul 1, Aug 1, Sep 4 and Sep 5.

SUMMER HOURS OF OPERATION

Monday - Thursday 7:45am - 9:30pmFriday 7:45am - 8:00pmSaturday 9:00am - 3:30pmSunday & Holidays* CLOSED

Office HoursCentre office and Exercise Room close 1/2 hour before scheduled closing time

Effective Jul 1 to Sep 5

SPRING HOURS OF OPERATION

Monday - Thursday 7:45am - 10:00pmFriday 7:45am - 9:00pmSaturday 9:00am - 3:30pmSunday 9:00am - 4:00pm

Office HoursCentre office and Exercise Room close 1/2 hour before scheduled closing time

Community Centre Closed - May 22 and May 23.

Effective Apr 1 to Jun 30

REGISTRATION INFORMATIONRegistration is on a first come, first served basis.

See page 2 for details.

Tuesday, March 8 at 9:00am

Three ways to stay organized with your online accountHave you tried the new online registration system yet? Besides registering for your favourite programs and classes, here are some features to keep you organized with the new online system:

Grab your tax receipt With tax season ahead of us, many of us are preparing

receipts from your online account:1. Log into your account at recreation.vancouver.ca2. Click on My Account3. Click on My Payment Receipts4. Select and print the receipts you are looking for

Print out your 2015 winter, spring, and summer tax receipts from the previous system at https://pbregister.vancouver.ca/safari_accountoptions.htm

Find your Flexipass details Not sure when your pass expires or how many drop-in visits you have left? Skip the line and get your Flexipass details:1. Log into your account at recreation.vancouver.ca2. Click on My Account3. Click on My Pass Usage and Expiry Dates

Remember, you can always purchase or renew your Flexipass online.

Go green, email that receipt For a convenient, hassle-free and green way to keep track of your transactions at the front desk, ask for your receipt to be emailed to you instead.

All Vancouver Park Board community centres, rinks and pools are now using the new system. For more information, visit recreation.vancouver.ca

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Douglas Park Preschool strives to provide high quality, affordable and accessible child care to all children and families. The Douglas Park Preschool classes provide children with an environment that fosters a well-rounded social, learning, experience in a fun and safe space. Our enthusiastic, caring, ECE Licensed Professionals provide a warm, nur-turing environment for children to play, learn and grow in. The preschool program follows an Emergent Curriculum philosophy, it is play-based, and programming initiated by the children’s interests. The program encourages, exploration and creativity in a fun, stimulat-ing environment through, art, music, dramatic/creative play and out-door play. Other skills children will learn through social play within the classroom are math, science, creativity, literacy and language and prob-lem solving. These skills are learned in the block area, at circle time, at free art and free play time.

Contact Rosie, Licensed Child Care Coordinator at 604-257-8134 or rosie.laforges@vancouver.cafor information on Licensed Preschool and School Age Care

School Age Care 2015 - 2016All of our programs are currently full. Please contact the front office or Rosie at 604-257-8134 to put your child on the ongoing waitlist.Douglas Park strives to offer quality care in an environment that offers children a safe, nurturing place for them to socialize and participate in programmed activities.We only offer care to children attending Emily Carr and Edith Cavell schools. Children are picked up at their school and walked back to the community centre. We only offer fulltime spaces (Mon-Fri).

3 Year Olds $300/mthMon - Fri - Morning 9:15am - 11:15am560604 Year Olds $350/mthMon - Fri - Afternoon 12:15pm - 2:45pm56063

3 Year Olds $165/mthTues/Thurs - Morning 9:25am - 11:25am56057Tues/Thurs - Afternoon 12:25pm - 2:25pm56059

4 Year Olds $205/mthMon/Wed/Fri - Morning 9:05am - 11:35am55596 Mon/Wed/Fri - Afternoon 12:25pm - 2:55pm55685

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Licensed Preschool 2016 - 2017

Licensed PreschoolSummer Adventures Daycamp

2.5 hours a day Morning & Afternoon sessionsSummer Adventures Daycamp See page 20 for camp activites

and registration detailsSee page 21 for a calendar of activities, fees, and other details.

If your child was born 2013 they are eligible for enrollment in the 3 year old program for 2016 - 17 school year. ONLINE registration for the 3 year old 2016 - 17 preschool program is on March 10, 2016 at 9:00am. The remaining 4 year old* spaces will also be open for enrollment. *Registrants must have been born in 2012.

If you have a child born in 2013 and want to register for the 2016 - 17 pre-school year, we have sibling priority available. Children with a sibling who attended Douglas Park Preschool in the 2010 - 11 school year or later, are eligible. Applies only to new 3 year old spaces, not 4 year old spaces!

Priority Registration: IN PERSONOne Day Only: 8:30am - 12:00pmWednesday March 2, 2016Anyone missing this date will register on the general public registration day.

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Kindercare Program (Carr/Cavell) 5 years old6-8’s Program Carr 6-8 years old6-8’s Program Cavell 6-8 years old9-12’s Program (Carr/Cavell) 9-12 years old

Current Fees and TimesAftercare Only (Mon-Fri) $350/monthAftercare + Morning Care (Mon-Fri) $405/month

Aftercare 3:00pm - 6:00pm Morning Care 7:30am - 9:00am

Our fees include scheduled school Professional Day coverage and Early Dismissals. Winter Break Camp, Spring Break Camp, District Closure Camp and Summer Camp are all a separate internal priority registration with an additional cost to the monthly fee.

Kindercare 2016 - 2017 RegistrationRegistration Completed. See office for waitlists.

REFUND POLICY: In order to receive a refund, notice of withdrawal must be given in WRITING by Feb 22, 2016. If notice is given on Feb 22 or later, no refund will be given.

SAC Spring Break Camp 2016 (Kindergarten -12 yrs old)Ongoing Registration Currently Online or In Person. No single day registrations.

Child must be at minimum currently attending KindergartenCamp is from 8:00am – 5:30pmCalendar of activities will be available at the office in February 2016.

March 14 -18 18514$225/5 sessions

Week 1 Week 2March 21-24 18516$180/4 sessions

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Tables are $25FREE ADMISSION

10:00am - 1:00pm Buy or sell your children items,

*Tables on sale in person only *No business merchants or resale of commercial goods

clothes, toys, books, collectiblesand more!

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Creative Fun and Games 8 mo- 4 yrsSamantha Craig & Rose Fabbiano

A gym-play-based program with parents/caregivers/daycare provider par-ticipation. Make new friends in family fun social program with toddler toys, interactive areas, games, crafts and sing-a-longs. Parents are required to supervise their own children. No drop ins, registration only. Wed 9:00am - 11:00am Mar 30 - Jun 1$50/10 sessions 49621Fri 9:00am - 11:00am Apr 1 - Jun 3$50/10 sessions 49622

Mommies in Motion 16+ yrs Toni Durbin

Stroller fitness at Douglas Park. Total body fitness class for moms with their babies or toddlers in strollers. All levels welcome! This program is held outdoors, please dress accordingly. Thu 10:35am - 11:35am Apr 14 - May 5$38/4 sessions, $11/drop-in 49688Thu 10:35am - 11:35am May 12 - Jun 2$38/4 sessions, $11/drop-in 49689Thu 10:35am - 11:35am Jun 9 - Jun 30$38/4 sessions, $11/drop-in 49690

Baby Sign Language 0-24 moInto Yoga with Sheri Kauhausen

Did you know that babies understand and can communicate long before they are able to speak? Using songs and games, learn basic American Sign Language (ASL) hand gestures to facilitate communication with your hear-ing child. Bring your baby to class. Sleeping babies welcome.Mon 12:30pm - 1:15pm May 16 - Jun 20*$64/5 sessions (*no class May 23) 49582

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Sportball Parent and Child 2-3 yrsSportball Limited Sportball Parent and Child programs introduces children to eight core sports. Parent participation required. Tue 11:00am - 11:45am Apr 5 - May 10$94/6 sessions 49784Tue 11:00am - 11:45am May 17 - Jun 21$94/6 sessions 56370Tue 1:15pm - 2:00pm Apr 5 - May 10$94/6 sessions 49785Tue 1:15pm - 2:00pm May 17 - Jun 21$94/6 sessions 56372

Sportball Multi-Sport 3.5-5 yrsSportball Limited Sportball Multi-Sport introduces preschool children to eight core sports of the Sportball methodology. Parent participation optional. Tue 11:50am - 12:50pm Apr 5 - May 10$94/6 sessions 49783Tue 11:50am - 12:50pm May 17 - Jun 21$94/6 sessions 56371

Kick It Up Soccer Saturdays 1.5-7 yrsRon WayDribble, pass, shoot and score! An intro to soccer through games and drills. Parent participation encouraged. Classes held outdoors at Douglas Park field.Sat 8:30am - 9:00am 1.5-3 yrs Apr 9 - Jun 4*$66/8 sessions (*no class May 21) 49667Sat 9:00am - 9:30am 1.5-3 yrs Apr 9 - Jun 4*$66/8 sessions (*no class May 21) 49668Sat 9:30am - 10:15am 3-4 yrs Apr 9 - Jun 4*$80/8 sessions (*no class May 21) 49669Sat 10:15am - 11:00am 4-5 yrs Apr 9 - Jun 4*$80/8 sessions (*no class May 21) 49670Sat 11:00am - 11:45am 4-6 yrs Girls Apr 9 - Jun 4*$80/8 sessions (*no class May 21) 49673Sat 11:45am - 12:30pm 3-5 yrs Apr 9 - Jun 4*$80/8 sessions (*no class May 21) 49671Sat 12:30pm - 1:15pm 5-7 yrs Apr 9 - Jun 4*$80/8 sessions (*no class May 21) 49672

Kick It Up Soccer Sundays 1.5-7 yrs Ron Way

Dribble, pass, shoot and score! An intro to soccer through games and drills. Parent participation encouraged. Classes held outdoors at Douglas Park field. Sun 8:30am - 9:00am 1.5-3 yrs Apr 10 - Jun 5*$66/8 sessions (*no class May 22) 49674Sun 9:00am - 9:30am 1.5-3 yrs Apr 10 - Jun 5*$66/8 sessions (*no class May 22) 49675Sun 9:30am - 10:15am 3-4 yrs Apr 10 - Jun 5*$80/8 sessions (*no class May 22) 49676Sun 10:15am - 11:00am 4-5 yrs Apr 10 - Jun 5*$80/8 sessions (*no class May 22) 49677Sun 11:00am - 11:45am 5-7 yrs Apr 10 - Jun 5*$80/8 sessions (*no class May 22) 49678

Provide your contact details with the Front Desk or

douglasparkcc@vancouver.ca

To donate or get involved please follow

The Douglas Park playground is part of the city’s playground renewal program for 2015-16.

This creates an opportunity for the community to fundraise and provide input on the design of a new playground. In order to ensure the new

playground is as diverse and fun as the current program the association will be contributing funds and we have set a fundraising goal for the

playground committee of $300,000.

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Senior Star Tappers 8-12 yrsVancouver Performing Stars

This beginners introduction to tap will include a fun warm-up and children will begin to learn the fundamental steps of this exciting form of dance! Children will demonstrate what they have learned for parents on the last day of class. Sun 11:00am - 11:45am Apr 10 - Jun 12*$89/9 sessions (*no class May 22) 49779

Glee Club 8-12 yrsVancouver Performing Stars

Step into the shoes of a star! This is a fun and energetic class designed to train young performers singing and dance technique while creating their own Glee Club! An informal presentation will take place on the last day of the program. Sat 12:00pm - 1:00pm Apr 9 - Jun 18*$99/9 sessions (*no class May 21 and Jun 11) 49644

Drama Bugs 9-12 yrs Rebecca Salters

In this fun filled class we will use drama games, movement, improvisation and character creation to create and direct your own performances in class, build confidence and make new friends. Apr 7 FREE sample class. Thu 6:00pm - 7:00pm Apr 7 - Jun 16$80/10 sessions 50857

Mini Ballet 3-4 yrsVancouver Performing Stars

Introduce your child to the world of ballet. These classes develop coordi-nation, musicality and fluidity of movement while having fun. Increased ballet technique is expected at each progressive level. Appropriate dance shoes and attire please. Child must be able to attend class alone. Children will dance for parents on the last day of class.Fri 3:45pm - 4:30pm Apr 8 - Jun 17*$99/10 sessions (*no class May 20) 49682

Junior Ballet 5-7 yrsVancouver Performing Stars

Introduce your child to the world of ballet. These classes develop coordi-nation, musicality and fluidity of movement while having fun. Increased ballet technique is expected at each progressive level. Appropriate dance shoes and attire please. Children will dance for parents on the last day of class.Fri 4:30pm - 5:15pm Apr 8 - Jun 17*$99/10 sessions (*no class May 20) 49664

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Sing A Little Song 0-5 yrs Jennifer Hershman

Simple songs to encourage singing. This class offers some movement and dance, and your child will be introduced to a wide range of percussion instru-ments. Drop-ins welcome. Parent participation required. Mon 9:15am - 10:00am Apr 4 - May 16*$48/6 sessions, $9/drop-in (*no class Apr 25) 49782

Baby and Me Music 0-2 yrsJennifer Hershman

Simple songs to introduce your baby to music. Enjoy percussive instru-ments, finger puppets and storytime. Drop-ins welcome. Mon 10:15am - 11:00am Apr 4 - May 16*$48/6 sessions, $9/drop-in (*no class Apr 25) 49581

Dance with Me Toddler 1-3 yrsLisa Sars

Parents and toddlers will move and groove to music. Simple movements, songs and colorful props will be used. Parent participation required.Wed 9:30am - 10:15am Apr 13 - Jun 15$70/10 sessions, $8/drop-in 49623

Fairy Dance 3-5 yrsLisa Sars

A light hearted class teaching the elegant fairy dance. Please come in a costume and bring a water bottle. Wed 10:25am - 11:10pm Apr 13 - Jun 15$80/10 session, $9/drop-in 49638

Yoga Dance 3.5-5 yrsLisa Sars

Children are guided through imaginative movement and music exercises exploring the energies of the animals, shapes and tools in Hatha. Please wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle.Wed 11:20am - 12:05pm Apr 13 - Jun 15$80/10 sessions, $9/drop-in 49801

Mini Hip Hop 3-4 yrsVancouver Performing Stars

Learn the basic style of hip hop dance in this high energy program. Discov-er new and exciting moves while learning fun and challenging choreog-raphy. Beginners welcome! Classes held at Tapestry Community Rooms, 2821 Heather St. *see page 38Wed 4:00pm - 4:45pm Apr 13 - Jun 8$89/9 sessions 49683

Junior Hip Hop 5-7 yrsVancouver Performing Stars

Learn the basic style of hip hop dance in this high energy program. Discov-er new and exciting moves while learning fun and challenging choreog-raphy. Beginners welcome! Classes held at Tapestry Community Rooms, 2821 Heather St. *see page 38Wed 5:00pm - 5:45pm Apr 13 - Jun 8$89/9 sessions 49665

Music and Movement 2-3 yrs Vancouver Performing Stars

Join your child in this high energy class full of singing and dancing. We will learn simple songs and beginner dance movement to help build your child’s self-confidence and coordination. Parent or guardian participation is mandatory. Sat 9:30am - 10:15am Apr 9 - Jun 18*$89/9 sessions (*no class May 21 and Jun 11) 49691

Mini Performing Stars 3-4 yrsVancouver Performing Stars

Dance and sing their favourite show tunes! Performers will develop rhythm, characterization, coordination and musicality through movement and song. Students must be able to participate without an adult.Sat 10:30am - 11:15am Apr 9 - Jun 18*$89/9 sessions (*no class May 21 and Jun 11) 49684

Junior Performing Stars 5-7 yrsVancouver Performing Stars

Learn all the essential skills to be a dynamite musical theatre performer! We’ll explore oldies, modern hits, Disney and Broadway. Sat 11:15am - 12:00pm Apr 9 - Jun 18*$89/9 sessions (*no class May 21 and Jun 11) 49666

Mini Star Tappers 3-4 yrsVancouver Performing Stars

This beginners introduction to tap will include a fun warm-up and children will begin to learn the fundamental steps of this exciting form of dance! Sun 9:15am - 10:00am Apr 10 - Jun 12*$89/9sessions (*no class May 22) 49685

Junior Star Tappers 5-7 yrsVancouver Performing Stars

This beginners introduction to tap will include a fun warm-up and children will begin to learn the fundamental steps of this exciting form of dance! Sun 10:15am -11:00am Apr 10 - Jun 12* $89/9 sessions (*no class May 22) 49663

Parent and Tot Ballet 1.5-2 yrs Vancouver Performing Stars

Introduce your little ones to the world of dance. Classes are designed to encourage little dancers to join in and have fun while dancing with mom or dad.Fri 3:15pm - 3:45pm Apr 8 - Jun 17*$85/10 sessions (*no class May 20) 49697

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Mixed Media Art Camp 6-12 yrsSarah HayesTry various media, art supplies and get creative.Mon - Thu 4:00pm - 6:00pm Mar 21 - Mar 24$66/4 sessions 34436

Cartooning Spring Break Camp 6-12 yrsYoung Rembrandts

At Young Rembrandts Cartooning workshop, students will learn the essential skills they need to create exciting cartoon characters with expressive faces and dynamic poses. Thu 9:00am - 12:00pm Mar 17$30/session 38086Thu 9:00am - 12:00pm Mar 24$30/session 38087 Red Cross Babysitting Training 11+ yrsFirst Aid Hero

Exploring the Business of Babysitting - Creating Safe Envi ronments - Safely Caring for ages 0-12 yrs - First Aid Skills. Please bring a lunch for the day. Regis-ter early, spaces limited.Sat 8:30am - 3:30pm Mar 19 $63/person 34546

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performance or class demonstration on the Community Day Main Stage.

Douglas Park Pottery Club members will show and sell their handmade items, unique pieces of both functional and deco-rative porcelain, and stoneware. Studio members are available during sale hours to answer your questions. Cash or cheques only, cannot accept debit or credit cards.

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Clay Play 3-5 yrsMeg Hubert

Children’s creativity, fine motor skills and socializing are encouraged through playful exploration with clay. The focus is on play versus product. Work the child wishes to keep will be fired, then glazed or painted. Please bring a smock. Tue 10:15am - 11:15am Apr 5 - Jun 7$85/10 sessions 49620

Clay Club 6-12 yrsMeg Hubert

Join us for afterschool clay social. Class, personal creativity and ideas guide the pottery projects and techniques to make them real. Please bring a smock. Tue 3:30pm - 5:00pm Apr 5 - Jun 7$105/10 sessions 56710

Clay Club 6-12 yrsRochelle Davidson

Join us for afterschool clay social. Class, personal creativity and ideas guide the pottery projects and techniques to make them real. Please bring a smock. Thu 3:30pm - 5:00pm Apr 7 - Jun 9$105/10 sessions 49619

Parent & Child Pottery Rochelle Davidson

A fun, creative class where children and parents focus on process, explora-tion and experimentation in clay. Please bring a smock. Sat 10:00am - 11:30am Apr 2 - Jun 25*$165/11 sessions (*no class May 21 and Jun 11) 49776

Cartooning 6-12 yrsYoung Rembrandts

Learning to draw can be fun, especially when we create silly characters, funny expressions and drawing sequences that tell a joke! Our students will learn the essential skills they need to illustrate exciting cartoon im-agery that is filled with dynamic characters and expressive personalities. Mon 3:55pm - 4:55pm Apr 4 - Jun 13*$150/10 sessions (*no class May 23) 49643

Mixed Media Art 6-12 yrsSarah Hayes

Experiment with all forms of art materials and techniques including paint-ing, sculpting, fabric art, paper mache, pastels and more. Wed 3:30pm - 5:00pm Apr 13 - Jun 22$110/11 sessions 49686

Art & You 6-10 yrsKelly Jimenez

This is a fun and liberating class! Children will participate in, individual and group art activities for free flow of imagination, originality and unique expression through drawing, painting, clay, movement and drama. Activi-ties are designed to foster confidence and self-esteem. All supplies includ-ed. Dress for a mess.Sat 1:00pm - 2:15pm Apr 2 - Jun 4$96.00/10 sessions 56227

Design and Build 3-6 yrsSarah Hayes

A class for the budding architect or engineer! Create imaginative structures and forms using paint, glue, wood, boxes and lots more! Wed 9:30am - 10:30am Apr 6 - Jun 15$99/11 sessions 49624

Storytime Art 3-6 yrsSarah Hayes

Come and join Sarah for an exciting story and then make an art project centred around the tale. Dress for a mess as you will be painting, gluing, constructing and more. Wed 10:45am - 11:45am Apr 6 - Jun 15$99/11 sessions 49786

Art Around the World 3-6 yrsSarah Hayes

Each week children will learn about a different country and create art from that culture. Come and join Sarah in making masks from Africa, lanterns from China and much more. Wed 1:00pm - 2:00pm Apr 6 - Jun 15$99/11 sessions 49578

Dinosaur Digs 3-6 yrsSarah Hayes

Create and investigate those creatures from a long time ago! Using avariety of materials including paint, paper, cardboard tubes, boxes, glue,feathers and lots more, your child will have fun making dinosaurs whilstlearning about them.Wed 2:15pm - 3:15pm Apr 6 - Jun 15$99/11 sessions 49625

YOGArt 3-5 yrsHana Hermanek

YOGArt is a playful, introductory class for children to explore the world of yoga and art. Children will practice nature and animal poses as well as re-laxation and breath awareness activities. Parent participation not required.Thu 10:00am - 11:00am Apr 7 - Jun 9$80/10 sessions, $9/drop-in 49802Thu 1:00pm - 2:00pm Apr 7 - Jun 9$80/10 sessions, $9/drop-in 49803

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Children, spend a creative afternoon painting a handmade pot to be cherished forever or gifted to a parent or family member. Pots are crafted and provided by Douglas Park Pottery instruc-tors and students. All pottery is food, dishwasher and micro-wave safe. Please pre-register.$22 per pot 37844

Pots 4 Parents ALL AGESSun May 1 11:00am - 2:30pm

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Traditional Kung-Fu 6+ yrs Sifu Marquis Lung (Tue) and Jason Chu (Fri)

Learn traditional forms, weapon forms, sparring and self-defence. Gain physical and mental strength, develop self-confidence and discipline. Classes are taught in partnership with Marquis Lung Traditional Kung Fu Academy. A member fee for the Northern Shaolin Lung Chi Cheung Asso-ciation is included in program course fee. This class meets twice a week on Tuesdays and Fridays. Please visit session or contact Sifu Marquis Lung (Master Instructor) for appropriate skill level prior to registration. Youth and adults are welcome to join. www.northernshaolin.comBeginner Tue 4:30pm - 5:45pm / Fri 4:30pm - 5:45pm Apr 5 - Jun 28*$207/24 sessions (*no class Jun 17) 55908IntermediateTue 4:30pm - 6:00pm / Fri 4:30pm - 6:00pm Apr 5 - Jun 28* $231/24 sessions (*no class Jun 17) 55909AdvancedTue 4:30pm - 6:30pm / Fri 4:30pm - 6:30pm Apr 5 - Jun 28* $243/24 sessions (*no class Jun 17) 55907

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Floor Hockey 6-15 yrsRon Way

Fun recreational indoor hockey. Safety goggles provided and mandatory.No wood hockey sticks. Composite or plastic blades only. Sat 1:35pm - 3:05pm Apr 9 - Jun 4*$32/8 sessions, $4/drop-in (*no class May 21) 56373

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0 - 15 yrs The Douglas Park Community Centre is excited to help you plan an unforgettable birthday party! Party activity, refreshments and dining can be hosted in our room spaces. Choose from either the Gymnasium or Douglas Lounge packages.

Birthday Parties are available on Sun Apr 3, 10, 17, 24, May 1, 8, 15, 29, Jun 5, 19, 26.Only one Playtime Party or Hockey Party can be booked per date. Birthday Party information sheet, event tips and FAQs avail-able at Main Office. In-person registration only.

Gymnasium Playtime Party includesGymnasium for indoor activity, playtime or sports, Gym Stage to host up to 30 seated guests, party leader to assist with set-up and take-down, party clean-up and safety monitoring. Soccer balls, basketballs, soft activity balls, 2 goal nets, hula-hoops, parachute and plasma scooters included. 12:00pm - 3:00pm (includes setup and take down) Fee: $150

Gymnasium Hockey Party includesGymnasium for indoor activity or sports, Gym Stage to host up to 30 seated guests, party leader to assist with set-up and take-down, party clean-up and safety. Plastic hockey sticks, safety gog-gles and goalie equipment (2 sets) and 2 goal nets included. 12:00pm - 3:00pm (includes setup and take down) Fee: $175

Douglas Lounge Party includesDouglas Lounge room to host up to 50 seated guests, party lead-er to assist with room set-up and take-down, and party-clean-up. User group is responsible for own activity. 12:30pm - 3:30pm (includes setup and take down) Fee: $125

Button MakerAdd a 3” inch button maker to your party event. Includes custom button-making service, a staff operator and all supplies. Just pro-vide your image and we’ll have the buttons ready for your event. See party package for specific details (up to 5 images). Fee $75

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Bricks 4 Kids - Angry Birds & 6-10 yrs Bad Piggies Enter into the physics world of Angry Birds® and Bad Piggies®…the Bricks 4 Kidz way! Campers will be challenged to engineer and destroy a level from the popular game of Angry Birds. Set your birds to flight by launching them on catapults and slingshots to destroy pigs. Build a working launcher to create things to knock down.Wed 3:45pm - 4:45pm Apr 6 - May 4$75/5 sessions 49609

Bricks 4 Kids - Jurassic Brick Land 6-10 yrsPut on your hiking boots and camouflage…you’re about to enter Jurassic Brick Land! Campers will build a world that comes to life with gentle Bron-tosaurus, ferocious Velociraptor, terrifying T-Rex, and more! Project stations include traditional brick figures, motorized technic models, art mosaics with LEGO®, games, creative building and more.Wed 3:45pm - 4:45pm May 11 - Jun 8$75/5 sessions 49607 Bricks 4 Kids - Space Adventures 6-10 yrsInspired by NASA and Star Wars, Bricks 4 Kidz® Space Adventures class is packed full of models that will make your imagination blast off! Learn about real-life space exploration and build models related to the NASA space program. All models are motorized, and utilize gears, axles, levers, and other simple mechanisms to transfer motion. Sat 1:15pm-2:15pm Apr 9 - May 14$89/6 Sessions 49608

SOCIAL Friday Night Fun 11-13 yrs Oliver Hack

Guys and girls, spend Friday evenings at Douglas Park with friends! Play, air hockey, board games, socialize, hangout and have fun! Activities are held in the Laurel Room.Fri 6:00pm - 8:30pm Apr 1 - Jun 24FREE 50876

Friday Night Swimming 8-10 yrs Rebekah Stewart and Paul Page

Get a ride to the local pool every Friday night and splash around with our great youth staff.Fri 6:00pm - 8:30pm Apr 1 - May 6$30/6 sessions 50880Fri 6:00pm - 8:30pm May 13 - Jun 24$35/7 sessions 50882

Art Attack - Girls Only 10-12 yrsCommunity Youth Worker

This multi-media art group will try several different mediums of art, from painting, beadwork, fimo and various forms of construction. Registration is required as space is limited.Sat 1:00pm - 3:00pm Apr 2 - Apr 30$25/5 sessions 50892Sat 1:00pm - 3:00pm May 28 - Jun 25$25/5 sessions 50901

Run Club 9-13 yrsJoin our youth staff for a run once a week as we train to participate in the BC Children’s Hospital - RBC Run for the Kids; Raising money for children’s cancer research and children’s mental

health (100% of the money raised goes directly to the research). Fees in-clude your registration in the run and snacks and drinks on every run day. We run rain or shine. Meet at our outdoor basketball court. RBC Run For Kids - June 2nd 2016Thu 3:15pm - 4:15pm Apr 7 - Jun 2$30/9 sessions 52189

Open Gym 9-13 yrsPaul Page

Open gym! Shoot some hoops in our half court gym, organize a game of dodgeball or stick on some tunes and just move around. This is a super-vised space. After this come and join us for snack time – make a healthy snack to tie you over until dinner time.Fri 3:00pm - 4:20pm Apr 1 - Jun 24*FREE (*no class Jun 17) 52089

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After open gym - register for snack time. Make a snack with the youth staff to enjoy before heading home for the weekend (or before traveling off to our next spectacular program!)Friday 4:20pm-5:30pm Apr 1 - Jun 24*FREE (*no class Jun 17) 53479

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Yu-Gi-Oh, Magic, Chaotic, & Pokeman Cards are the world’s most popular card games, played by all ages. The players “battle” it out with different strategies. Not only is it fun it also trains us to think and react creatively. Sat 1:00pm - 3:00pm Jr’s 8-12 yrs Apr 2 - Jun 25*FREE (*no class Jun 11) 50887Sat 1:00pm - 3:00pm Sr’s 13-18 yrs Apr 2 - Jun 25*FREE (*no class Jun 11) 50888

Magic the Gathering (Sealed Tournament)Sat 1:00pm -3:00pm Apr 9$20/1 session 56445

Magic the Gathering (Draft Event)Sat 1:00pm - 3:00pm May 14$30/1 session 56446

Magic the Gathering (Modern Tournament)Sat 1:00pm - 3:00pm Jun 4$5/1 session 56448

Girls Just Wanna Have Fun 8-11 yrsRebekah Stewart

Just the girls; every week we will do a different activity from DIY mani/pe-di’s, swimming, movies and baking. Discuss current topics around grow-ing up a girl and how to navigate positively within your circle of friends.

Tue 6:00pm-8:00pm Apr 5 - May 10$45/6 sessions 50903Tue 6:00pm-8:00pm May 17 - Jun 21$45/6 sessions 50907

Skateboarding FUNdamental Skills 8-12 yrsJeff Cole

Level One - BeginnersLevel I focuses on key fundamentals such as foot placement, pushing, proper safety, terminology, and some basic tricks. Helmet is mandatory. Safety padding is recommended.Sun 9:30am - 10:45am Jun 5 - Jun 19 $48/3 sessions 52099

Level Two - Inter/Adv.Level II focuses on tricks, ollies, kick flips and ramp tricks. Level II requires basic level of board control and ability either through Level I completion or an assessment by Jeff. Helmet is mandatory. Safety padding is recom-mended. Sun 11:00am - 12:15pm Jun 5 - Jun 19$48/3 sessions 52106

Drop-In Sk8 with Jeff Cole 10-13 yrsWe will skateboard until the end of October. Launch ramps, fun boxes, grind rails and benches! Helmets are required. No program on rainy days. We will also visit some popular skate boarding parks once a month. No drop-in May 20 and May 23.Mon 3:00pm - 5:00pm Apr 4 - Jun 27Fri 3:00pm-5:00pm Apr 1 - Jun 23FREE 52096

YOGArt 3-5 yrsHana Hermanek

YOGArt is a playful, introductory class for children to explore the world of yoga and art. Children will practice nature and animal poses as well as re-laxation and breath awareness activities. Parent participation not required.Thu 10:00am - 11:00am Apr 7 - Jun 9$80/10 sessions, $9/drop-in 49802Thu 1:00pm - 2:00pm Apr 7 - Jun 9$80/10 sessions, $9/drop-in 49803 Kids Yoga 6-12 yrsHana Hermanek

Yoga will be explored through energetic flows and relaxation time. Each class will incorporate individual, partner and group activities, music and yoga games!Thu 3:30pm - 4:30pm Apr 7 - Jun 9$90/10 sessions, $10/drop-in 49679Hana Hermanek loves helping people explore their creativity through art, music and movement. Her classes permit the imagination to soar, integrating the ideas of her students into the class design of the day. She has a back-ground in yoga, music, and environmental education.

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Explore and cook a variety of recipes, meals and desserts. Bring an extra container to take home goodies. Please notify instructor of any dietary concerns.Thu 6:30pm - 8:30pm Apr 14 - Jun 16$118/11 sessions 50873

Baker’s Dozen 9-12 yrsRebekah Stewart

It’s all about the sweet stuff. Bake cookies, cobblers and tasty creations. Bring an extra container to take home goodies. Please notify instructor of any dietary concerns. Mon 3:30pm - 5:30pm Apr 4 - Jun 13* $90/10 sessions (*no class May 23) 50874

Fishing for Beginners 13-16 yrsPaul Page

Join the CYW for some Saturday afternoon fishing at locally stocked lakes. Learn about using bait, types of fish in local waters and fishing sustainably. Sat 9:00am - 2:00pm Jun 4 - Jun 25 $60/4 sessions 52174

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RECREATION, ARTS, LEARNING, LEADERSHIP, & YOUTH Join our R.A.L.L.Y. leader for an afterschool pre-teen program. R.A.L.L.Y. is suitable for intermediate Grade 4 to Grade 7 elementary school students.

Weekly themes include: leadership, teamwork, goal-setting, group discussion, critical thinking, multimedia, creative arts and recreation. Light snacks are provided. Full-time fees include Pro-D day and Non-Instructional day activities. Please contact starla.bayley@vancouver.ca for program details.

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Sr. Council 13-18 yrsThe Douglas Park Youth Council promotes youth program planning. They help with community projects, special events, fundraising and address youth issues. Each year the council finds a social or environmental issue that they spend some of the meeting addressing and finding ways they can help. Meetings are recorded for volunteer hours. Come to meetings and meet other fellow youth in the community and have fun. The youth council consists of an annually elected Executive and is supervised by the Community Youth Worker and other Douglas Park Youth Staff.Wed 6:00pm - 7:30pm Apr 6, 20, May 4, 18, Jun 1, 15FREE 52085

Jr. Council 10-12 yrsThe Jr. Council meets weekly on Wednesdays after school. The group works on organizing one large activity each season and touches on extra community issues both globally and locally. A great introduction to com-mittees and how things, in groups, get done.Wed 4:00pm - 5:00pm Apr 6 - Jun 15FREE 52086 CWYC (City Wide Youth Council) 13-17 yrsJust as the name implies, this council is constructed of youth from all across the city and meets at City Hall. Each community centre has two rep-resentatives from their Sr. Council that works with other youth from across the city on one of four committees; Youth Week, Fundraising, Global Issues and Social Activities. This council meets the second Wednesday of each month from 6:00pm-8:00pm.

Douglas Park Youth Councils – If any of the below councils sound interest-ing to you or you would like to have additional information please contact your Community Youth Worker - Starla Bayley at starla.bayley@vancou-ver.ca or 604-257-6951

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Pro-D Days Pre-teen Outtrips

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Are you ready to spend your Pro-D Days in an exciting way? Come and join the R.A.L.L.Y. participants on these amazing outtrips.

Have fun and make friends!

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Community Leadership 13-17 yrsDo you ever feel that you have so much more to offer the world but are not given the opportunity because of your age? Work with the Community Youth Worker to make those ideas and feelings come to reality. Focus on building the ground work to getting those ideas out of your head into the real world. The group leadership program will see you working collabora-tively with the others in the group to get tangible results in the community, from your ideas. Location: Tapestry Community Rooms, 2821 Heather St. *see page 38Tue 5:15pm - 6:30pm Apr 12 - Jun 14$75/10 sessions 51858

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All event proceeds support the Douglas Park Playground Renewal. The youth volunteer operated café in the main lobby serves hotdogs, sandwiches, hot soup, light snacks and drinks!

This is a Special Event - Pre-Teen Dance being organized by our RALLY Leadership students. Youth staff will be on site to ensure all participants have a fun and exciting experience. Ticket price include one beverage and a bag of chips. All money raised from the dance will go to the Doug-las Park Playground Fund. Tickets are $7 (*drop-in only)

Pre-Teen Dance Gr.5-7Jun 24, 2016 Fri 7:00pm - 9:00pm

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This coming spring come and join the Senior Youth Council with their annual Benefit Concert. This year all the money raised will go support Vancouver’s Covenant House.

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Where Does Your Sponsorship Support Go?Your sponsorship provides Douglas Park Community Association the opportunity to:

• Provide a free festival for the community• Promote community programs, partners and the community• Support volunteer recruitment, training, retention and recognition

Possible Sponsorship Opportunites include• Sponsoring the Main Stage, an inflatable or a carnival game• In kind donations (ie) donate tents, tables, complimentary service, etc...• Monetary donations or gift certificates

The Benefits of Sponsorship• Shaping consumer attitudes toward your company by supporting a local community event• Heightening your community visibility through distribution of event information• Showcasing your company’s social/community responsibility• Increasing your public exposure

Media Exposure• Event published on several online web listings including popular event websites • Social media engagement through #douglasparkcc and facebook.com/douglasparkcc• Company/organization logo on all event marketing materials

Sponsorship OpportunitiesDouglas Park Community Day is an excellent opportunity for local businesses to celebrate their community.

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We look forward to hosting this event and bringing our community together.Follow us! DOUGLASPARKCC Visit our website! www.douglasparkcc.org

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DOUGLAS PARK COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION 2015-2016 BOARD OF DIRECTORSBack row L-R: Gordon Gram, Jodi MacAuley, Amanda Magee, Christine Coleman, Chris Lowe, Dale Leibel, Alan Davies

Front row L-R: Cynthia Lau, Anne Tickle, Saskia Battersby, Melanie Tanqui-lut, Manuel Farrales

Not pictured: Larry Frank, Celeste Munger, Joyce Saben

The purpose of the Douglas Park Community Centre Association is to im-prove the quality of life of Douglas Park Community residents through recreation pursuits.

The Douglas Park Community Centre is operated jointly by the Board of Parks and Recreation and the Douglas Park Community Association. The Association is a registered non-profit organization whose Board of Direc-tors play a significant role in determining the type of programs and ser-vices offered. Over the years, we have renovated the centre, expanded the preschool and out-of-school care programs, as well as invested in facility improvements.

We continue to seek new Board Members and com-munity members that would like to become involved. Participate in ex-panding program services, organizing events, fund-raising, facility and park improvement and address-ing community needs.

If you would like to become more involved please contact 604-257-8130 (press #1) or douglasparkcc@vancouver.ca

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The Douglas Park playground is part of the city’s playground renewal program for 2015-16.

This creates an opportunity for the community to fundraise and provide input on the design of a new playground. In order to ensure the new

playground is as diverse and fun as the current program the association will be contributing funds and we have set a fundraising goal for the

playground committee of $300,000.

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Douglas Park Tennis Club 7-16 yrsGord Hauka Tennis

Tennis Club is designed to give children the opportunity to try ten-nis in a safe, supportive, extracurricular setting. With tennis sized right for age and ability, it’s easier and more fun than ever for kids to play - even if they’ve never picked up a racquet! The Club is open to players of all skill levels ages 7-16 yrs. Players may choose be-tween the one day or two days per week options. Instruction and low key competition are part of both days. Coach-es will divide the players into ages and skill levels during the first sessions. The Club format provides the opportunity for to players develop skills and competition at their own pace. Parents will be encouraged to take part in the classes and in or-ganizing competition between other Gord Hauka’s Kids Tennis Clubs from Vancouver community centre programs. Classes held at Queen Elizabeth Park Tennis courts (QE). www.gordhaukastennis.com

Once Per Week Sat 9:30am - 11:00am Apr 23 - Jun 11*$86/7 sessions (*no class May 21) 56279

Twice Per Week Sat 9:30am - 11:00am Apr 23 - Jun 11* Wed 4:00pm - 5:30pm $160/14 sessions (*no class May 21) 56280(note: due to BC High School Tennis Tournament, the May 28 QE class will be relocated to Heather Park)

Tennis Kids 5-6 yrsGord Hauka Tennis

Tennis Kids will provide players with the fundamentals in a safe, support-ive Progressive Tennis cooperative coaching model. Instruction and low key competition are part of the program and parents are encouraged to take part in classes. Classes held at Queen Elizabeth Park Tennis courts (QE). www.gordhaukastennis.comSat 11:15am - 12:00pm Apr 23 - Jun 11*$86/7 sessions (*no class May 21) 56278Wed 4:00pm - 4:45pm Apr 27 - Jun 8$86/7 sessions 56295(note: due to BC High School Tennis Tournament, the May 28 QE class will be relocated to Heather Park)

Tennis 16+ yrsGord Hauka Tennis

Our 10 hour tennis program is designed to develop all the fundamentals of the game. Weekly themes for techniques and tactics whilst developing your match skills with a great bunch of people. Coaches will assess skills and organize the class into appropriate groups. www.gordhaukatennis.com Beginner and Novice level courses work on serving, forehand, backhand and volleying. Novice Plus and Intermediate level courses increase pace, improve place-ment and consistency.Classes are held at Queen Elizabeth Park Tennis courts (QE) or Heather Park Tennis courts (HP). Beginner Level 1.0-1.5 Thu 6:00pm - 8:00pm HP Mar 31 - Apr 28 $120/5 sessions 56252Sat 1:00pm - 3:00pm QE Apr 30 - Jun 4*$120/5 sessions (*no class May 21) 56253(note: due to BC High School Tennis Tournament, the May 28 QE class will be relocated to Heather Park)Tue 6:00pm - 8:00pm HP May 17 - Jun 14 $120/5 sessions 56254Novice Level 2.0-2.5 Thu 6:00pm - 8:00pm HP Mar 31 - Apr 28 $120/5 sessions 56255Sat 1:00pm - 3:00pm QE Apr 30 - Jun 4*$120/5 sessions (*no class May 21) 56256(note: due to BC High School Tennis Tournament, the May 28 QE class will be relocated to Heather Park)Tue 6:00pm - 8:00pm HP May 17 - Jun 14 $120/5 sessions 56257Tennis Novice Plus Level 2.5-3.0 Tue 6:00pm - 8:00pm HP Mar 29 - Apr 26 $120/5 sessions 56258Sun 10:00am - 12:00pm QE May 1 - Jun 5* $120/5 sessions (*no class May 22) 56259(note: due to BC High School Tennis Tournament, the May 28 QE class will be relocated to Heather Park)Thu 6:00pm - 8:00pm HP May 19 - Jun 16 $120/5 sessions 56260Tennis Intermediate 3.0-3.5 Tue 6:00pm - 8:00pm HP Mar 29 - Apr 26 $120/5 sessions 56261Sun 10:00am - 12:00pm QE May 1 - Jun 5* $120/5 sessions (*no class May 22) 56262Thu 6:00pm - 8:00pm HP May 19 - Jun 16 $120/5 sessions 56263

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Queen Elizabeth Tennis Club Join us for doubles tennis and lots of fun. Our playing days are Tues-day and Friday evenings at the tennis courts at Queen Elizabeth Park. Basic knowledge of play is required. For more information and to register, visit www.qetennisclub.caTue/Fri 5:00 pm - Dusk May 2016 - Sep 2016 $70/season

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Ahoy, Landlubbers!! Adventure Week Aug 8 - Aug 12Get ready for adventure on the high seas, complete with treasure maps and ship building! Of course, if castles and crowns are more your pace, we will have that too!AM $105/5 days 54954PM $105/5 days 54955

Cirque du Summer! Circus Week Aug 15 - Aug 19Lions, and tigers, and bears, oh my! Children will spend this under the Big Top practicing their tumbling, balancing, and even juggling. There is sure to be lots of sensory fun for everyone, from cotton candy painting and popcorn experiments, and parachute play to designing clown hats!AM $105/5 days 54958PM $105/5 days 54968

Splish, Splash! Water Week Aug 22 - Aug 26Let’s wrap up the summer with all things WATER! We’ll dive in and ex-plore under the sea, experiment with water science and turn the class into a seashore paradise. Don’t forget bathing suits and towels, as we are sure to get wet this week!AM $105/5 days 54969PM $105/5 days 54970

Our Douglas Park Summer Spectacular program for children to participate in developmentally appropriate, stimulating activities and out trips. These fun-filled, challenging programs give children a chance to socialize with friends while experiencing many crafts, games, sports, science and adven-ture activities.All children must have completed Kindergarten in order to be eligible to register in the 5-7 year old program. No exceptions will be made, due to School Age Care Licensing regulations. Proof of age may be required if questionable.

For all ages the times and fees are as follows:Short Day 10:00am - 4:00pm $170Extended Day 8:00am - 5:30pm $200

Summer Spectacular Daycamp

These spaces are limited and on a first come, first registered basis. If only full day spaces are available when you register, you must pay the full day rates. Please Note: Week 5 is a four-day camp (due to the Statutory Holiday). Short Day $140 & Extended Day $170Please bring a swim suit, towel, hat, sunscreen, lunch, water-bottle and 2 snacks to camp everyday (no nuts please).

REFUND POLICY: Minimum 2 weeks written notice from the start day of the week of the camp you are withdrawing from in order to get a refund minus a $5 admin fee per week, per child. Anything less than 2 weeks notice is non-refundable. Written notice can be emailed to rosie.laforges@vancouver.ca

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Born 2009 to 2010 : 5-7’s Camp(must have completed Kindergarten)

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To Infinity, and Beyond! Space Camp Jul 4 - Jul 8To start our summer off, we will be travelling to the far reaches of the gal-axy and discovering all we can about space. Be prepared for rocket ship building, constellation exploring and maybe even some aliens! AM $105/5 days 54929PM $105/5 days 54940

Bon Appetit! Little Chefs Week Jul 11 - Jul 15Not only will we have fun baking and cooking with age appropriate reci-pes, we will travel around the world as well! Pizza in Italy, crepes in France and much, much more. Pack your bags, and your appetite too!AM $105/5 days 54931PM $105/5 days 54936

If You Go Out In The Woods! Camping Week Jul 18 - Jul 22Sleeping bags, tents, and s’mores, oh my! If you can’t make it out to nature this summer, we will bring it to you. Your little camper will go on nature scavenger hunts, sing songs around the (indoor, flameless!) campfire andlearn how to build their own lantern!AM $105/5 days 54939PM $105/5 days 54930

Reading Rainbow! Book Week Jul 25 - Jul 29This week, we will dive headfirst into the world of books and literature. We will rediscover some favorites, like Dr.Seuss, Pete the Cat and Eric Carle. A new book or author each day, with fun art and activities to enhance the experience!AM $105/5 days 54942PM $105/5 days 54946

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VAFC Soccer Skill Development 5-12 yrsVancouver Athletic FC (VAFC) formerly DP Soccer Club are partnering with Douglas Park CC this summer to provide an opportunity for current club members to come out to play with their friends and neighbours from the community to develop their skills in preparation for the 2016/17 soccer season; for which registration is also now open at vafc.ca

and play starts in September. All coaching under the direction of VAFC Head Coach Steve Weston. Emphasis is on development of fundamental individual technical and ball control skills such as dribbling; passing & receiving; moving and shooting. Regardless of age, all players will be as-sessed and placed in the appropriate skill development group to match their ability. Players will be constantly assessed and may be moved be-tween groups at any time. Please dress for outdoor weather and bring: sun hat, waterbottle, cleats, shinpads and soccer socks.Kids Start 5-7 yrsMon - Fri 9:30am - 12:00pm Jul 4 - Jul 8$120/5 sessions 56585Junior Development 8-10 yrsMon - Fri 9:30am - 12:00pm Jul 4 - Jul 8$120/5 sessions 56586Youth Development 11-12 yrsMon - Fri 9:30am - 12:00pm Jul 4 - Jul 8$120/5 sessions 56587

Coerver Coaching Soccer Camp 6-14 yrsCoerver Soccer The COERVER method teaches the technical and creative skills needed by the soccer player of tomorrow. Fee includes an Adidas Coerver jersey. Formore information, pick up a brochure or call 604-219-0792 . Held out-doors at Douglas Park Field. Please dress accordingly.Mon - Fri 9:00am - 12:00pm Aug 22 - Aug 26$120/5 sessions 56281

Sportball with Friends Daycamp 3-8 yrs Sportball classes are high-energy, fun and creative. Children participate in the skills and games of eight different ball sports. Camps also incorporate arts and crafts, music, co-operative games, snack time and theme days. Classes held outdoors at Douglas Park Field. Please dress accordingly. Mon - Fri 9:30am -10:45am 3-5 yrs Jul 4 - Jul 8$97.50/5 sessions 56590Mon - Fri 1:00pm - 4:00pm 6-8 yrs Jul 4 - Jul 8 $195/5 sessions 56591Mon - Fri 9:30am - 10:45am 3-5 yrs Jul 18 - Jul 22 $97.50/5 sessions 56592Mon - Fri 1:00pm - 4:00pm 6-8 yrs Jul 18 - Jul 22 $195/5 sessions 56593Mon - Fri 9:30am - 10:45am 3-5 yrs Aug 8 - Aug 12$97.50/5 sessions 56594Mon - Fri 1:00pm - 4:00pm 6-8 yrs Aug 8 - Aug 12$195/5 sessions 56595

Summer Art Campswith Sarah Hayes

Design and Build 3-6 yrsA class for the budding architect or engineer! Create imaginative structures!Mon - Fri 9:15am - 10:30am Jul 25 - Jul 29$75/5 sessions 49989 Scientifically Speaking 3-6 yrsAn exciting class where children learn the basics of science.Mon - Fri 10:45am - 12:00pm Jul 25 - Jul 29$75/5 sessions 49990 Mixed Media Art 3-6 yrsGet creative using various art materials and techniques.Mon - Fri 12:15pm - 1:30pm Jul 25 - Jul 29$75/5 sessions 49988 Mixed Media Art 7-12 yrs Express yourself with all forms of art materials. This class encourages creativity and fun.Mon - Fri 1:45pm - 3:45pm Jul 25 - Jul 29$90/5 sessions 49992 Story Time Art 3-6 yrsEnjoy classic children stories and inspired art related projects.Tue - Fri 9:15am - 10:30am Aug 2 - Aug 5$60/4 sessions 49580 Mixed Media Art 3-6 yrsExpress yourself with all forms of art materials. This class encourages creativity and fun.Tue - Fri 10:45am - 12:00pm Aug 2 - Aug 5$60/4 sessions 49611 Design and Build 3-6 yrsA class for the budding architect or engineer! Create imaginative structures!Tue - Fri 12:15pm - 1:30pm Aug 2 - Aug 5$60/4 sessions 49579 Fabric Art Camp 7-12 yrsUse fabric and a variety of materials to make summertime projects.All materials provided.Tue - Fri 1:45pm - 3:45pm Aug 2 - Aug 5$72/4 sessions 49687

Tennis SummerKids Camp

6-16 yrs Gord Hauka Tennis

Summer Kids Camps are a great way to introduce or further develop rec-reational tennis for kids. The goal is for players to gain confidence and abilities in singles and doubles play through a combination of games and instruction. Players will learn the fundamentals of play. Classes are held at Queen Elizabeth Park Tennis courts. www.gordhaukatennis.com

6-8 yrsMon - Fri 10:00am - 12:00pm QE Jul 4 - Jul 8 $86/5 sessions 56282Mon - Fri 10:00am - 12:00pm QE Jul 18 - Jul 22 $86/5 sessions 56283Mon - Fri 10:00am - 12:00pm QE Jul 25 - Jul 29 $86/5 sessions 56284Tue - Fri 10:00am - 12:00pm QE Aug 2 - Aug 5 $70/4 sessions 56285Mon - Fri 10:00am - 12:00pm QE Aug 15 - Aug 19 $86/5 sessions 56286Mon - Fri 10:00am - 12:00pm QE Aug 29 - Sep 2 $86/5 sessions 56287

9-16 yrsMon - Fri 10:00am - 12:00pm QE Jul 4 - Jul 8 $86/5 sessions 56288Mon - Fri 10:00am - 12:00pm QE Jul 18 - Jul 22 $86/5 sessions 56289Mon - Fri 10:00am - 12:00pm QE Jul 25 - Jul 29 $86/5 sessions 56290Mon - Fri 10:00am - 12:00pm QE Aug 15 - Aug 19 $86/5 sessions 56291Mon - Fri 10:00am - 12:00pm QE Aug 29 - Sep 2 $86/5 sessions 56292

Tennis Kids Summer Daycamps

9-16 yrsGord Hauka Tennis

Camps activities will include lots of tennis, swimming outing to Hillcrest Pool, field games, Frisbee golf and basketball. Please bring a lunch, snacks and water provided. Daycamp program is held out-doors at Queen Elizabeth Park Tennis courts, please dress according-ly. www.gordhaukatennis.comMon - Fri 10:00am - 4:00pm QE Jul 11 - Jul 15 $250/5 sessions 56293Tue - Fri 10:00am - 4:00pm QE Aug 2 - Aug 5 $200/4 sessions 56294

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Our 10 hour tennis program is designed to develop all the fundamentals of the game. Weekly themes for techniques and tactics whilst developing your match skills with a great bunch of people. Coaches will assess skills and organize the class into appropriate groups. www.gordhaukatennis.com Beginner and Novice level courses work on serving, forehand, backhand and volleying. Novice Plus and Intermediate level courses increase pace, improve place-ment and consistency.Classes are held at Queen Elizabeth Park Tennis courts (QE) or Heather Park Tennis courts (HP).

Beginner Level 1.0-1.5 Tue & Thu 6:00pm - 8:00pm HP Jul 5 - Jul 19 $120/5 sessions 56265Sun 10:00am - 12:00pm QE Jul 10 - Aug 14 $120/5 sessions (*no class Jul 31) 56266Tue & Thu 10:00am - 12:00pm HP Aug 9 - Aug 23 $120/5 sessions 56267

Novice Level 1.0-1.5 Tue & Thu 6:00pm - 8:00pm HP Jul 5 - Jul 19 $120/5 sessions 56268Sun 10:00am - 12:00pm QE Jul 10 - Aug 14 $120/5 sessions (*no class Jul 31) 56269Tue & Thu 10:00am - 12:00pm HP Aug 9 - Aug 23 $120/5 sessions 56270

Novice Plus Level 2.5-3.0 Wed 6:00pm - 8:00pm HP Jul 6 - Aug 3 $120/5 sessions 56271Sat 10:00am - 12:00pm QE Jul 9 - Aug 13 $120/5 sessions (*no class Jul 30) 56272

Intermediate Level 3.0-3.5 Wed 6:00pm - 8:00pm HP Jul 6 - Aug 3 $120/5 sessions 56274Sat 10:00am - 12:00pm QE Jul 9 - Aug 13 $120/5 sessions (*no class Jul 30) 56275

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Skateboarding FUNdamental Skills 8-12 yrsJeff Cole

Level I focuses on key fundamentals such as foot placement, pushing, proper safety, terminology, and some basic tricks. Helmet is mandatory. Safety padding is recommended.

Level One - BeginnersMon 4:00pm - 5:15pm Jul 11 - Jul 25 $48/3 sessions 55964 Mon 4:00pm - 5:15pm Aug 8 - Aug 22 $48/3 sessions 55965

Level II focuses on tricks, ollies, kick flips and ramp tricks. Level II requires basic level of board control and ability either through Level I completion or an assessment by Jeff. Helmet is mandatory. Safety padding is recom-mended.

Level Two - Inter/Adv. Fri 4:00pm - 5:15pm Jul 8 - Jul 22 $48/3 sessions 55966Fri 4:00pm - 5:15pm Aug 12 - Aug 26 $48/3 sessions 55967

Drop-In Sk8 10-13 yrsJeff Cole

We will skateboard until the end of October. Launch ramps, fun boxes, grind rails and benches! Helmets are required. No program on rainy days. We will also visit some popular skate boarding parks once a month. No drop-in July 1, July 4 and July 29. Aug 1.Mon 2:00pm - 4:00pm Jul 11 - Aug 29Fri 2:00pm - 4:00pm Jul 8 - Aug 26FREE 55963

Summer Leadership Program 11-14 yrs

Weekly ThemesJul 4 - Jul 8 (M-F) Money Management $150/week 52966

Jul 11 - Jul 15 (M-F) Multi-Media $150/week 52968

Jul 18 - Jul 22 (M-F) Environment $150/week 52970

Jul 25 - Jul 29 (M-F) Science & Technology $150/week 52971

Aug 2 - Aug 5 (T-F) Health & Fitness $120/week* 52972

Aug 8 - Aug 12 (M-F) Brain Games $150/week 52974

Aug 15 - Aug 19 (M-F) Activism $150/week 52975

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Friday Night Fun 11-13 yrsWorried about losing touch will all your school friends over summer? Why not arrange to come and hang out at Douglas Park Every Friday night and do fun things together. Organize activities and games outside or just chill in the gym on rainy days. All nights are supervised by our amazing youth staff!Fri 6:00pm - 8:00pm Jul 8 - Aug 26FREE 52953

Friday Night Swimming 8-10 yrsGet a ride to the local pool every Friday Night and splash around with our great youth staff.Fri 5:45pm - 8:00pm Jul 8 - Aug 26$40/8 sessions 52906

Card Club 8-18 yrsKelvin Chan

Yu-Gi-Oh, Magic, Chaotic, & Pokeman Cards are the world’s most popular card games, played by all ages. Sat 1:00pm - 3:00pm Jr’s 8-12 yrs Jul 2 - Aug 27FREE 52905Sat 1:00pm - 3:00pm Sr’s 13-18 yrs Jul 2 - Aug 27FREE 52904 Post-Secondary Tours 16-19 yrsNot sure what is in store after High School? Come hang out with us for a week as we travel around to many of the various Colleges and Universities and learn about what they specialize in, where is all the student services, what are the extra circulars and more!Mon - Fri 10:00am - 5:00pm Aug 15 - Aug 19 $75/5 sessions 52183

Fishing for Beginners 13-16 yrsTBA

Join the CYW for some Saturday afternoon fishing at locally stocked lakes. Learn about using bait, types of fish in local waters and fishing sustainably. Sat 9:00am - 2:00pm Jul 9 - Jul 23$45/3 sessions 55968

Red Cross First Aid First Aid Hero Babysitting Training 11+ yrsExploring the business of babysitting, creating safe environments, safely caring for ages 0-12 yrs, first aid skills. Bring lunch and a yoga mat.Sat 8:00am - 4:00pm Jul 9$63 + GST 56772Sat 8:00am - 4:00pm Aug 27$63 + GST 56773

CPR C & AED 14+ yrsDuring this course infant, child, and adult choking, Cardio Pulmonary Re-suscitation and Automated External Defibrillation lifesaving techniques.. Bring lunch and a yoga mat.Sat 8:00am - 4:00pm Jul 16$65+GST 56769

Health Care Provider CPR & AED 14+ yrsThis course is designed to meet requirements for physicians, nurses, para-medics, and those in the health care field interested in knowing CPR C skills and Bag Valve Mask. Bring lunch and a yoga mat.Sat 8:00am - 4:00pm Jul 16$65+GST 56770

Emergency First Aid & CPR C/AED 14+ yrsOne day course learn how to deal with life threatening emergencies. Em-phasis on Airway, Breath and Circulation and critical interventions. Bring lunch and a yoga mat.Sat 8:00am - 4:00pm Jul 16$85+GST 56766

Standard First Aid & CPR C/AED 14+ yrsTwo day course will learn emergency response, airway-breathing-circula-tion, respiratory, cardiac arrest, head and spine injuries, wound care and medical emergencies. Bring lunch and a yoga mat.Sat 8:00am - 4:00pm Jul 16 and Jul 23$130 +GST 56767

Traditional Kung-Fu 6+ yrs Sifu Marquis Lung (Tue) and Jason Chu (Fri)

Learn traditional forms, weapon forms, sparring and self-defence. Gain physical and mental strength, develop self-confidence and discipline. Classes are taug ht in partnership with Marquis Lung Traditional Kung Fu Academy. A member fee for the Northern Shaolin Lung Chi Cheung Asso-ciation is included in program course fee. This class meets twice a week on Tuesdays and Fridays. Please visit session or contact Sifu Marquis Lung (Master Instructor) for appropriate skill level prior to registration. Youth and adults are welcome to join. www.northernshaolin.comBeginner Tue 4:30pm - 5:45pm / Fri 4:30pm - 5:45pm Jul 5 - Aug 12$104/12 sessions 55913IntermediateTue 4:30pm - 6:00pm / Fri 4:30pm - 6:00pm Jul 5 - Aug 12 $116/12 sessions 55912AdvancedTue 4:30pm - 6:30pm / Fri 4:30pm - 6:30pm Jul 5 - Aug 12 $122/12 sessions 55911

Piano Lessons - Private 6+ yrs Learn piano from a qualified, experienced instructor. All ages and adult stu-dents welcome. Students enrolled in summer piano lessons are not eligible for Fall 2016 piano lesson pre-registration.

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Mon 2:00pm - 6:00pm Jul 4 - Jul 25$88/4 sessions 56596 - 56603

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Fri 3:00pm - 7:00pm Jul 15 - Aug 5$88/4 sessions 56604 - 56611

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Street Hockey Camp 6-15 yrsRon Way

Boys and girls, come and play street hockey with coach Ronnie! Bring your lunch, water and sunscreen. Classes are held outdoors rain or shine on the basketball courts, please dress accordingly. Safety goggles will be provid-ed and mandatory. ABS composite hockey sticks will be provided. This is a popular program, registration is encouraged to avoid disappointment. Participation maximum 36 children. Drop-in $25 *Please do not bring your own sticks, wooden hockey sticks are not per-mitted. **Parents/guardians, waiver form must be completed, no exceptions. Please arrive early to complete forms, or pick up forms from Front Office in advance. Mon/Wed/Fri 9:00am - 1:00pm Jul 4 - Jul 8$75/3 sessions, $25/drop-in 56612Mon/Wed/Fri 9:00am - 1:00pm Jul 11 - Jul 15$75/3 sessions, $25/drop-in 56613Mon/Wed/Fri 9:00am - 1:00pm Jul 18 - Jul 22$75/3 sessions, $25/drop-in 56614Mon/Wed/Fri 9:00am - 1:00pm Jul 25 - Jul 29$75/3 sessions, $25/drop-in 56615Wed/Fri 9:00am - 1:00pm Aug 3 - Aug 5$50/2 sessions, $25/drop-in 56616Mon/Wed/Fri 9:00am–1:00pm Aug 8 - Aug 12$75/3 sessions, $25/drop-in 56617Mon/Wed/Fri 9:00am - 1:00pm Aug 15 - Aug 19$75/3 sessions, $25/drop-in 56618Mon/Wed/Fri 9:00am - 1:00pm Aug 22 - Aug 26$75/3 sessions, $25/drop-in 56619

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Make-A-Musical! Daycamp 7-14 yrsVancouver Performing Stars

Work with your castmates to create a mini-musical from brainstorming plot and characters to writing music and designing costumes. In just one week, we will build a show from scratch out of our cast members ideas! Daycamp held at Tapestry Community Rooms, 2821 Heather St. Mon - Fri 9:00am - 3:00pm Jul 18 - Jul 22$225/5 sessions 56636

Dance-A-Story Camp 3-5 yrsVancouver Performing Stars

Dance your way to the ballet! In this fun filled dance camp children will discover the magic behind classic story ballets through story time, arts & crafts, music, and dancing. All children must be able to participate with-out an adult present. Daycamp held at Tapestry Community Rooms, 2821 Heather St. Mon - Fri 10:30am - 12:00pm Aug 15 - Aug 19$85/5 sessions 56637

Dance Fusion Camp 6-10 yrsVancouver Performing Stars

If you love to move and groove, join us for an exciting dance challenge this summer! We’ll work together as an ensemble, dig into various dance styles and technique, challenging routines creative choreography. Dayca-mp held at Tapestry Community Rooms, 2821 Heather St.Mon - Fri 1:00pm - 4:00pm Aug 15 - Aug 19$145/5 sessions 56638

Drama Bugs Juniors Camp 9-12 yrsRebecca Salters In this fun filled camp will help to build confidence and make new friends. We will use drama games, movement, improvisation and character cre-ation to create and direct a short performance that will be presented on the last day. Daycamp held at Tapestry Community Rooms, 2821 Heather St. Mon - Fri 2:30pm - 4:30pm Aug 22 - Aug 26$99/5 sessions 56641

Welcome to NEW Summer Daycamps at Tapestry Community Rooms!

Douglas Park Community Centre is exited to schedule summer daycamps at Tapestry Com-munity Rooms at 2821 Heather St. (at West 12th Avenue). Conveniently located nearby the Cambie Corridor, City Square Shopping Centre and the heart of medical and professional services. We have an exciting variety of weekly summer programs, ranging from performing arts, drawing, science and technology. Children have the opportunity to learn, acquire new skills, make friends, and have fun. We look forward to seeing you this summer!

SUMMER CAMPS @ TAPESTRY COMMUNITY ROOMS

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Jr. Robotics Bricks 4 Kids

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Magic Camp John Kaplan

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Drawing-Fashion Runway-Royal Princesses Young Rembrandts

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Dance-A-Story CampVancouver Performing Stars

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Jurassic Brick LandBricks 4 Kids

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Magic Camp John Kaplan

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Drawing-Monsters, Creatures & Creeps Young Rembrandts

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Dance Fusion Camp Vancouver Performing Stars1:00pm - 4:00pm 6-10 yrs

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Magic Day Camp 7-12 yrsJohn Kaplan

Youngsters will be taught how to do mind-boggling magic tricks and be able to astound their family & friends. They’ll see live presentations of magic, learn principals of sleight-of-hand, misdirection techniques, how to practice and perform magic. Daycamp held at Tapestry Community Rooms, 2821 Heather St. Mon - Fri 9:00am - 11:30am AM Camp 7-9 yrs Aug 15 - Aug 19$120/5 sessions 56639Mon - Fri 1:00pm - 3:30pm PM Camp 10-12 yrs Aug 15 - Aug 19$120/5 sessions 56640

Drawing 6-12 yrsFashion Runway - Royal Princesses Young Rembrandts

Join us for 5 days of beautiful medieval pageantry! Students will draw por-traits showcasing medieval headwear and clothing. They will learn basic figure drawing and illustrate medieval-themed fashion accessories. Dayca-mp held at Tapestry Community Rooms, 2821 Heather St. Mon - Fri 9:00am - 12:00pm Aug 22 - Aug 26$145/5 sessions 49612 Drawing 6-12 yrs Monsters, Creatures and Creeps Young Rembrandts

Learn to draw and cartoon a variety of characters and even complete a large composition using pastels. If we can imagine a monster, we’ll draw it! They will learn how to draw amazing cartoon characters with humorous expressions and animated poses. Daycamp held at Tapestry Community Rooms, 2821 Heather St.Mon - Fri 12:30pm - 3:30pm Aug 22 - Aug 26$145/5 sessions 56577

Important Tapestry Daycamp Information for Parents• Register directly with Douglas Park Community Centre at 604-275-8130 (press #1) on online via vancouver.ca• The facility will be open 30 minutes prior to the scheduled daycamp start time.• There is no parking lot or drop-off access. Please adhere to residential parking rules.• Incase of emergency please contact Douglas Park CC Tap-estry staff direct line: 604-875-5401 or the centre Communi-ty Centre Main Office: 604-257-8130 (press #1)• ALL Tapestry Daycamp programs are specialized pro-grams. No refunds and no prorated refunds. Please see “Refund and Withdrawals” on page 45 for more information.

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Bricks 4 Kids - Jr. Robotics 7-12 yrsJunior Robotics camp offers all the fun of building with LEGO® bricks, PLUS the challenge of computer programming! WeDo software provides an in-troduction into the world of computer-programming and robotics. Dayca-mp held at Tapestry Community Rooms, 2821 Heather St.Mon - Fri 9:00am - 12:00pm Jul 18 - Jul 22$199/5 sessions 56632

Bricks 4 Kids - Stop Motion Animation 7-12 yrsLights, Cameras, LEGO®, Computers, Software and your creativity combine to design, create and film a Stop Action Movie. Students will plan, script, stage, shoot, and produce their own Mini-Movie using Stop Motion Ani-mation. Daycamp held at Tapestry Community Rooms, 2821 Heather St.Mon - Fri 1:00pm - 4:00pm Jul 18 - Jul 22$199/5 sessions 56633

Bricks 4 Kids - Jurassic Brick Land 6-10 yrs We’ll learn about amazing dinosaurs that lived during the Jurassic period. Project stations include traditional brick figures, motorized technic mod-els, art mosaics with LEGO®, games, creative building and more. Daycamp held at Tapestry Community Rooms, 2821 Heather St.Mon - Fri 9:00am - 12:00pm Aug 22 - Aug 26$175/5 sessions 56635

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Teen Pottery 13-18 yrsKate Metten

Each student will develop basic hand building skills and wheel throwing skills and learn decorative techniques while also exploring historical and contemporary ceramics and artists. Clay and glaze are included in the course registration fee. Mon 3:30pm - 5:30pm Jul 4 - Aug 29* $100/8 sessions (*no class Aug 1) 56578

Ceramics with Maggie 19+ yrsMaggie Boyd

This is a project based ceramics workshop. Learn basic ceramic skills to al-low you to create projects out of clay. Combine handbuilding and wheel throwing. Adult students purchase clay from instructor. Mon 6:30pm - 9:00pm Jul 4 - Aug 29* $150/8 sessions (*no class Aug 1) 56730

Handbuilding 19+ yrsMeg Hubert

So many possibilities! In this class we learn a variety of methods for mak-ing functional and sculptural forms. Working with pinched, coiled, and slab techniques we will explore the many ways to produce forms and many surface decoration techniques will be introduced. This class is great for beginners and experienced artists. Adult students purchase clay from instructor. Tue 6:30pm - 9:00pm Jul 5 - Aug 23 $150/8 sessions 56727

Wheel Throwing - Mini 19+ yrsRochelle Davidson

For students comfortable with centering and throwing cylinders and/or bowls who wish to sharpen their throwing skills and forms. Due to the shortness and focus (skill development) of the course, projects will not be fired. Adult students purchase clay from instructor. Thu 6:30pm - 9:00pm Jul 14, 21, 28$63/3 sessions 56724Thu 6:30pm - 9:00pm Aug 4, 11, 18$63/3 sessions 56725

Dog Education - Beginner - Good CanineScott Taylor - Hollywood North Canine Training & Talent

For dogs of any age from puppies to adult. Classes will explore the use of petting, play and food (as reward) in achieving these objectives. Thu 7:05pm - 8:05pm Jul 7 - Jul 28$80/4 sessions, $20/drop-in 56660Thu 7:05pm - 8:05pm Aug 4 - Aug 25$80/4 sessions, $20/drop-in 56661

Dog Education - Advanced - City DogScott Taylor - Hollywood North Canine Training & Talent

Builds on the foundation of the Canine Good Citizen program - advances the reliability of your dog’s off leash heeling and recall. Thu 8:15pm - 9:15pm Jul 7 - Jul 28$80/4 sessions, $20/drop-in 56662Thu 8:15pm - 9:15pm Aug 4 - Aug 25$80/4 sessions, $20/drop-in 56663

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Body Sculpt Melanie Ma

A mid-tempo cardio workout incorporating power moves. A longer sculpt session focusing on building functional strength and inner core stability including the use of free weights and dynabands. Thu 5:55pm - 6:55pm Jul 7 - Aug 25$3.80/drop-in 56735

Fat Burner Melanie Ma

A fun, high energy workout for all levels that burns fat! Learn dance ex-ercises and choreographed combinations. Finishes with strength training using free weights and/or dynabands and a cool-down stretch. Sat 9:05am - 10:05am Jul 2 - Aug 27$3.80/drop-in 56736

Zumba® Perfect for everybody and every body! Each Zumba® class is designed to bring people together to sweat it on.

Elizabeth LeonTue 9:30am - 10:30am Jul 5 - Aug 30$10.47/drop-in 56731Thu 9:30am - 10:30am Jul 7 - Aug 25$10.47/drop-in 56732Roslyn BauyonMon 7:00pm - 8:00pm Jul 4 - Aug 29*$10.47/drop-in (*no class Aug 1) 56733Lesley MarahnaoSat 10:15am - 11:15am Jul 2 - Aug 27$10.47/drop-in 56734

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Pilates - Matwork Pilates Unlimited

Improve core strength and increase flexibility with this non-impact exer-cise. Improve posture, increase range of motion, tone muscles and gently stretch areas of tightness. Level IMon 6:30pm - 7:30pm Jul 4 - Aug 29*$96/8 sessions (*no class Aug 1) 56658 Level IIMon 7:30pm - 8:30pm Jul 4 - Aug 29*$96/8 sessions (*no class Aug 1) 56659

Vinyasa YogaHillary Mastrodicasa

A dynamic and challenging sequence of postures that synchronizes breathwith movement in order to build strength, balance and flexibility. All levelswelcome.Thu 7:30pm - 8:30pm Jul 7 - Aug 11$60/6 sessions, $12/drop-in 56656

Yin Yang YogaHillary Mastrodicasa

This class balances strength building with flexibility for an overall holistic approach to the practice. All levels welcome.Wed 5:30pm - 6:30pm Jul 6 - Aug 10$60/6 sessions, $12/drop-in 56655

Shaktipat MeditationGarner Webber

Learn what the Siddha Yogis of South India have been teaching for mil-lennia and experience states of consciousness you never imagined were possible. Tue 7:00pm - 8:00pm Jul 5 - Aug 9$30/6 sessions 56667

Tai Chi Chuan - 88 Posture Yang TraditionJackson Yiu

Learn the essential elements of Tai Chi and increase one’s core strength, balance, coordination and concentration. The 88 posture Form of Tai Chi is a martial art technique practiced for health and longevity. Tai Chi Qigong exercise is included. Class will be led in English, Cantonese and Mandarin. BeginnerMon/Thu 7:15pm - 8:45pm Jul 4 - Aug 25*$135/15 sessions (*no class Aug 1) 57020Intermediate Mon/Thu 7:45pm - 9:15pm Jul 4 - Aug 25* $135/15 sessions (*no class Aug 1) 57021

OsteoGoKeno Kinoshita

Maintain your physical independence when you strengthen muscles for stability, improve balance and agility with Keno. Wed/Fri 11:30am - 12:30pm Jul 6 - Jul 29$48/8 sessions, $6.67/drop-in 56758Wed 11:30am - 12:30pm Jul 6 - Jul 27$24/4 sessions, $6.67/drop-in 56759Fri 11:30am - 12:30pm Jul 8 - Jul 29$24/4 sessions, $6.67/drop-in 56760

Tap Dance Beginner Allison Berry

Learn some basic tap steps and simple routines. Wed 7:30pm - 9:00pm Jul 13 - Aug 17$60/6 sessions, $10/drop-in 56657

Indoor Hockey 19+ yrsRecreational indoor ball hockey for adults.Tue 7:00pm - 9:00pm Jul 5 - Aug 30$45/9 sessions, $5/drop-in 56665

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NEW DOUGLAS PARK COMMUNITY CENTRE801 West 22nd Ave. Vancouver, BC V5Z 1Z8tel: 604-257-8130 (press #1) fax: 604-257-8532email: douglasparkcc@vancouver.ca website: www.douglasparkcc.orgFollow us at / douglasparkcc

Community Centre Closed: Jul 1, Aug 1, Sep 4 and Sep 5.

SUMMER HOURS OF OPERATION

Monday - Thursday 7:45am - 9:30pmFriday 7:45am - 8:00pmSaturday 9:00am - 3:30pmSunday & Holidays* CLOSED

Office HoursCentre office and Exercise Room close 1/2 hour before scheduled closing time

Effective Jul 1 to Sep 5

EXERCISE ROOM Our exercise room offers stair climbers, stationary bikes, a recumbent bike, an elliptical trainer, weights and a treadmill! With each workout, you are required to pay a drop-in or scan your pass at the front office.

• Lockers are provided for your use while you work out. Please bring your own lock.

EXERCISE ROOM FEESDrop-in $3.803 month pass $601 year pass $18010 visits $35Drop-in Leisure Access Program eligible fee $1.90

Community Centre Closed: Jul 1, Aug 1, Sep 4 and Sep 5.

EXERCISE ROOM - SUMMER HOURS

Monday - Thursday 7:45am - 9:00pmFriday 7:45am - 7:30pmSaturday 9:00am - 3:00pmSunday CLOSED

Effective Jul 1 - Sep 5

We require a minimum number of registrants to run our programs. To avoid the disappointment of a cancelled program, register early and invite your friends to join too!

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Performance in the ParkJoin us for a Douglas Park summertime tradition - family friendly entertainment and music performance in the park.Food is available for purchase at a concession run by the Youth Council. Proceeds go to the Playground Renewal fundraising efforts.Shows begins at 6:30pm.Performances/entertainers are subject to change.

Thursday Evenings

Free Family Fun!Jul 7 to Aug 25

Jointly operated by the Douglas Park Community Association and the Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation

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Jointly operated by the Douglas Park Community Association and the Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation

Follow us at / douglasparkcc www.douglasparkcc.org

Mon to Wed 10:00am - 5:00pmThurs and Fri10:00am - 8:00pmSaturday 10:00am - 3:00pmOpens Monday Jul 4

*Schedule subject to change and weather dependent.Closed Sundays and statutory holidays.

Guitar Lessons - Private 10+ yrsJeff Tacak

Beginner guitar lessons are suitable for children who have little or no guitar experience. The 30 minute private lessons focus on basic understanding of playing the guitar in a safe, fun and friendly environment. We practice with popular songs, including songs selected by the children, to encour-age them to practice and learn the skills required to play. Intermediate and adult students are encouraged to register and improve performance.Children will need to bring their own guitar for the lessons and practice in between lessons. Tue 5:00pm - 8:30pm Apr 5 - Jun 7$185/10 sessions 49646 - 49652Wed 5:00pm - 7:00pm Apr 6 - Jun 8$185/10 sessions 49653 - 49656

Guitar - Beginner Group Lessons 10+ yrsJeff Tacak

For beginners. Learn the basics of the guitar such as tuning, chords, scales and simple songs in all styles. Learn basic music theory as it applies to the guitar. Bring your own guitar.Wed 7:30pm - 8:30pm Apr 6 - Jun 8$120/10 sessions 49645

Jeff Tacak has been teaching guitar lessons at Douglas Park for 6 years and always enjoys meeting new students. He has studied music at Douglas Col-lege and has years of experience playing professionally. Jeff teaches many different styles of music and has an in-depth knowledge of music theory and technique.

Glee Club 8-12 yrsVancouver Performing Stars

Step into the shoes of a star! This is a fun and energetic class designed to train young performers singing and dance technique while creating their own Glee Club! An informal presentation will take place on the last day of the program. Sat 12:00pm - 1:00pm Apr 9 - Jun 18*$99/9 sessions (*no class May 21 and Jun 11) 49644

Piano Lessons – Private 6+ yrs Learn piano from a qualified, experienced instructor. All ages and adult stu-dents welcome. Priority pre-registration for ongoing students. Due to the popularity of weekday afterschool timeslots, new students please contact Front Office for registration and waitlist details.

Emily Lee

Mon 3:30pm - 7:30pm Apr 11 - Jun 20*$220/10 sessions (*no class May 23) 49698 - 49706Wed 3:30pm - 7:30pm Apr 6 - Jun 15$242/11 sessions 49707 - 49714

Taylor Hett

Tue 3:00pm - 9:30pm Apr 5 - Jun 14$242/11 sessions 49734 - 49746Thu 3:00pm - 9:30pm Apr 7 - Jun 16$242/11 sessions 49747 - 49759Sun 9:00am - 1:00pm Apr 3 - Jun 12*$220/10 sessions (*no class May 22) 49760 - 49767

Kelly Kim

Fri 3:00pm - 7:00pm Apr 8 - Jun 17$242/11 sessions 49715 - 49722Sat 9:00am - 1:00pm Apr 9 - Jun 11$220/10 sessions 49723 - 49730

Emily Lee – UBC B.Mus. General Studies, UBC Secondary Music Education Stream. Emily is an experienced pianist and instructor, she has been teaching piano from beginners to advanced level. Royal Conservatory Music Students are welcome for both practical and theory exam preparation. Emily is fluent in English and Korean.

Taylor Hett – VCC Music Degree, Douglas College piano and composition ma-jor. Taylor has taught all ages and experience levels. Taylor enjoys focusing on each student’s needs, abilities and caters each lesson accordingly.

Kelly Kim – UBC M.Mus. Piano Performance, UofA B.Mus. Piano Performance. Kelly has won numerous awards and trophies in numerous competitions including the Vancouver Women’s Musical Society and Performing Arts BC Festival. Kelly is pianist of the Vancouver Island Symphony Orchestra, a piano instructor, chamber pianist and piano accompanist.

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Wheel Throwing - 19+ yrsBeginner and Intermediate Rochelle Davidson

In a focused and creative class, start with coiling & pinching methods, then learn and practice basic wheel techniques. Learn about clay forms, aesthet-ics and notions of beauty. The emphasis is on skill acquisition versus pro-duction through guided repetition. Basic finishing and surface treatments will be covered. Please bring your own smock, sketchbook, ideas and inspi-ration. Adult students purchase clay from instructor. Sat 11:45am - 2:45pm Apr 2 - Jun 25$220/11 sessions (*no class May 21 and Jun 11) 49798

Wheel Throwing - Advanced 19+ yrsRochelle Davidson

For those wishing to increase their skills and ceramic craftsmanship - through focused repetition, individual assignments and personalized in-struction. We cover finishing, surface techniques in response to ability and interest (carving, mishima, scraffitto) and glazing. Pre-requisite: be able to centre and pull cylinders consistently. Adult students purchase clay from instructor. Thu 6:30pm - 9:00pm Apr 7 - Jun 16$206.25/11 sessions 49797

Clay Play 3-5 yrsMeg Hubert

Children’s creativity, fine motor skills and socializing are encouraged through playful exploration with clay. The focus is on play versus product. Work the child wishes to keep will be fired, then glazed or painted. Please bring a smock. Tue 10:15am - 11:15am Apr 5 - Jun 7$85/10 sessions 49620

Clay Club 6-12 yrsMeg Hubert

Join us for afterschool clay social. Class, personal creativity and ideas guide the pottery projects and techniques to make them real. Please bring a smock. Tue 3:30pm - 5:00pm Apr 5 - Jun 7$105/10 sessions 56710

Clay Club 6-12 yrsRochelle Davidson

Join us for afterschool clay social. Class, personal creativity and ideas guide the pottery projects and techniques to make them real. Please bring a smock. Thu 3:30pm - 5:00pm Apr 7 - Jun 9$105/10 sessions 49619

Parent & Child Pottery Rochelle Davidson

A fun, creative class where children and parents focus on process, explora-tion and experimentation in clay. Please bring a smock. Sat 10:00am - 11:30am Apr 2 - Jun 25*$165/11 sessions (*no class May 21 and Jun 11) 49776

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Teen Pottery 13-18 yrsKate Metten

Explore your creative ideas in this project based class. Develop basic hand-building and wheel throwing and surface decoration techniques while looking at historical and contemporary artists for inspiration. Bring a smock! Clay and glaze are included in the registration fee.Mon 3:30pm - 5:30pm Apr 11 - Jun 6* $100/8 sessions (*no class May 23) 49790

Ceramics 19+ yrsMaggie Boyd

This is a project based ceramics workshop. Learn basic ceramic skills to al-low you to create projects out of clay. Combine handbuilding and wheel throwing. Adult students purchase clay from instructor. Mon 7:00pm - 9:30pm Apr 4 - Jun 13* $187.50/10 sessions (*no class May 23) 49614

Handbuilding 19+ yrsMeg Hubert

This is a project based class where you will learn a variety of hand-building and surface decoration techniques for making almost anything you can imagine. Suited for any skill level. Please bring your own smock, ideas, and inspiration. Adult students purchase clay from instructor. Tue 6:30pm - 9:00pm Apr 5 - Jun 14 $206.50/11 sessions 49657

Pottery ClubDouglas Park Pottery Club is an ongoing program for pottery hobbyist to cultivate skill, craft, pottery passions and ex-change ideas with the community’s expanding potters. You can either handbuild and/or work on one of 10 wheels in our sunlit studio. This is a non-instructional program where you work independently and follow studio practice and pro-cedures.

Pre-requisite – two Douglas Park Pottery courses orassessment by Studio Manager. Studio orientation fee $30.

$175/ Fall Season (Sept 1 2015 to Dec 19 2015)$150/ Winter Season (Jan 2 2016 to Mar 31 2016)$150/ Spring Season (Apr 1 2016 to Jun 30 2016)

$100/ Summer Season (Jul 2 2016 to Aug 31 2016) Above fees includes all firings, glazes and slips. All fees

subject to GST where applicable. Clay must be purchased from Douglas Park CC. Commercial or production pottery is not permitted. Centre closed on statutory holidays. Above

schedule subject to change. See studio bulletin for updates. Please contact the Studio Manager, rochelle.davidson@vancouver.ca

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Handbuildingwith Meg

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Clay is not included in course fees for adult pottery classes. Adult students and pottery club members purchase clay from instructor or Studio Manager. No outside clay permitted.

Clay & Tool Kit Fees

Stoneware: $21 + GST

Porcelain: $28 + GST

Tool Kits: $31 + GST

BatMate 14”: $16 + GST

Douglas Park Pottery Club members will show and sell their handmade items, unique pieces of both functional and decorative porcelain, and stoneware. Studio members are available during sale hours to answer your questions. Cash or cheques only, cannot accept debit or credit cards.

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Rochelle Davidson has a BFA and B.ArtEd from UBC and has worked in clay forover 20 years. She has participated in workshops at ECUAD, Shadbolt, NCECAand MISSA. She has been an Artist in Residence, developed and taught pub-lic school clay programs, and community centre classes. Rochelle has partici-pated in shows, craft sales and East Van Culture Crawl. Maggie Boyd, a recipient of the BC Ceramics scholarship, with a BFA fromNSCAD, she has been working with clay for over ten years. She has led classes in wheel throwing, handbuilding and sculptural installation. Maggie hasworked as a production potter, mold-maker, exhibiting artist , and is excitedto share her fascination with clay.

Meg Hubert is a graduate from Emily Carr in 2005 as a production potter, sculptor and painter. She specializes in light design and one-of-a-kind-mugs. She has taught children and adult classes in wheel throwing and hand-build-ing at her studio and Douglas Park Community Centre.

Kate Metten is currently a Visual Arts student at Emily Carr University. She has studied with the Buschlen Mowatt Scholarship program at Concordia Univer-sity and at Penland School of Crafts. She has been working in clay for ten years and sells her work on commission at local craft shows.

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Wheel Throwing - Mini 19+ yrsRochelle Davidson

For students comfortable with centering and throwing cylinders and/or bowls who wish to sharpen their throwing skills and forms. Due to the shortness and focus (skill development) of the course, projects will not be fired. Adult students purchase clay from instructor. Tue / Thu 7:00pm - 9:30pm Mar 24, 29, 31$63/3 sessions 49799

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Natural Sun Protection SkincareCheryl Theilade

Customize your sun protection - worry free! Look after skin and hair natu-rally by making your own beach and poolside essentials: make and take home a tropical sun lotion with SPF, aloe after sun spray, chamomile hair treatment and a spf lip balm. Recipes on hair rinses and deep conditioners. ALL SUPPLIES INCLUDED IN COURSE FEE.Wed 6:30pm - 9:30pm May 11$38.10/1 session 53163

Pure & Simple SoapCheryl Theilade

Soap from scratch! In class, learn the basics of cold process soap making from scratch! Explore different ingredients, methods and techniques that you can use to create exciting soaps. Also receive a finished soap bar. Rec-ipes for gourmet garden bar, pet soap, laundry soap and herbal shampoo. Please bring hand towel to class. Come to class scent free and bring an apron (or wear appropriate clothing). ALL SUPPLIES INCLUDED.Thu 6:30pm - 9:30pm Apr 28$38.10/1 session 53159

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Flamenco Maria Avila

Flamenco is a dynamic art form originating in southern Spain that is now popular worldwide. This class will focus on basic techniques including flo-reo (hand work), zapateado (footwork), and palmas (clapping). BeginnerTue 6:35pm - 7:50pm Apr 5 - Jun 7$100/10 sessions, $12/drop-in 49641Intermediate (Experience necessary)Tue 8:00pm - 9:15pm Apr 5 - Jun 7$130/10 sessions, $15/drop-in 49642

Nia Jana Birkett

Nia reaches thru dance, beyond fitness and into a magical place - this lyri-cal (dance) routine is deceptively powerful, high-powered workout.Mon 5:10pm - 6:20pm Apr 4 & Apr 11$15/2 sessions 49693Mon 5:10pm - 6:20pm Apr 18 - Jun 13*$86.50/8 sessions, $15/drop-in (*no class May 23) 49692

Tap Dance Beginner Allison Berry

Learn some basic tap steps and simple routines in a fun, relaxed atmo-sphere with a friendly and patient instructor. Returning students will learn new steps. Wed 7:30pm - 9:30pm Apr 20 - Jun 22$136/10 sessions, $15/drop-in 49789

Hula Dancing for EveryoneLehaulani

Come experience Aloha while learning The Hula. This is a fun, gentle low-impact exercise to help strengthen your core and lower back. No coco-nut bras or hula hoops required. Fri 11:00am - 11:45am Apr 1FREE 46272Fri 11:00am - 11:45am Apr 8 - Jun 10$57.14/10 sessions 53569

Little Mountain Step ‘n ClogA recreational and performance group doing traditional English step and clog dancing.Beginner Sat 1:00pm - 2:00pm Apr 16, Apr 30, May 14, May 28, Jun 25$20/6 sessions 49680 IntermediateSat 2:00pm - 3:00pm Apr 16, Apr 30, May 14, May 28, Jun 25$2.25/drop-in 49681

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Dog Education - Beginner - Good CanineScott Taylor - Hollywood North Canine Training & Talent

For dogs of any age from puppies to adult. Classes will explore the use of petting, play and food (as reward) in achieving these objectives. The suc-cessful completion of each level should take clients between 2 and 3 sets of 4 classes at each level.Thu 7:05pm - 8:05pm Apr 7 - Apr 28$80/4 sessions, $20/drop-in 49629Thu 7:05pm - 8:05pm May 5 - May 26$80/4 sessions, $20/drop-in 49630Thu 7:05pm - 8:05pm Jun 2 - Jun 23$80/4 sessions, $20/drop-in 49631

Dog Education - Advanced - City DogScott Taylor - Hollywood North Canine Training & Talent

Builds on the foundation of the Canine Good Citizen program - advances the reliability of your dog’s off leash heeling and recall. To Competitors - partici-pation will lead to success in Agility and RallyO. The successful completion of each level should take clients between 2 and 3 sets of 4 classes at each level.Thu 8:15pm - 9:15pm Apr 7 - Apr 28$80/4 sessions, $20/drop-in 49626Thu 8:15pm - 9:15pm May 5 - May 26$80/4 sessions, $20/drop-in 49627Thu 8:15pm - 9:15pm Jun 2 - Jun 23$80/4 sessions, $20/drop-in 49628

Yoga4Stiff Guys with Kate & KlaraResolve to Evolve! Join Yoga4Stiff? Creator and Director Kate Misurka and Assistant Director Klara Kroupa on a journey to take your yoga practice to a whole new level of awareness. This 2 1/2 hour in-depth workshop will in-clude a yoga practice, discussion breakdown and explanation of the why?s and how?s of incorporating foundation, alignment, and breath into the key yoga poses practiced in our programs Yoga4Stiff Guys and People. We welcome the advanced submission of your questions at info@misurkayo-ga.com. Classes held at Tapestry Community Rooms, 2821 Heather St.Sat 1:00pm - 3:30pm May 7$38.09/1 session 52722

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Zumba® Perfect for everybody and every body! Each Zumba® class is designed to bring people together to sweat it on.

Elizabeth Leon

Tue 9:30am - 10:30am Apr 5 - Jun 21$10.47/drop-in 49804Thu 9:30am - 10:30am Apr 7 - Jun 30$10.47/drop-in 49805Roslyn Bauyon

Mon 7:00pm - 8:00pm Apr 4 - Jun 27*$10.47/drop-in (*no class May 23) 49806Lesley Marahnao

Sat 10:15am - 11:15am Apr 2 - Jun 4*$10.47/drop-in (*no class Jun 11) 49807

Zumba® Toning Elizabeth Leon Perfect for those who want to party, but put extra emphasis on toning and sculpting to define those muscles!

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Fri 1:00pm - 2:00pm Apr 1 - Jun 3$10.47/drop-in 49808Roslyn Bauyon

Sun 10:30am - 11:30am Apr 3 - Jun 5*$10.47/drop-in (*no class May 22) 49809

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Emotional Freedom Techniques WorkshopRon Jordens

Learn an amazing and powerful technique to reduce or eliminate anxiet-ies, fears, cravings, physical and emotional illnesses. EFT is easy to learn, self-applied, used anytime, anywhere. Thu 7:00pm - 9:00pm Apr 14 and Apr 21$60/workshop 49636

Home Buyers Workshop Allan Seltzer & Shelley Cunningham If you are buying a condo, townhouse, or single family home, you will learn everything you need to know. Presented by Allan Seltzer, a licensed Mort-gage Consultant and Shelley Cunningham, a licensed Real Estate Agent. Thu 7:00pm - 9:00pm May 19FREE, pre-registration required 49659

Earthquake Preparedness - SeniorsThis session is specific for Seniors focusing on challenges they may face when preparing for emergencies or disasters. Develop your emer-

gency plan, how to conduct a Hazard Hunt when you live in an apartment or strata.Thu 7:00pm - 8:30pm May 12FREE, pre-registration required 49634

Earthquake Preparedness - Personal & Family

Living in Vancouver, we too could be faced with an earthquake - yet few of us take the steps to ensure we are prepared. This session covers

what is required to develop your family emergency plan, how to conduct a “Home Hazard” Hunt and what to do when an earthquake strikes.Thu 7:00pm - 8:30pm Jun 23FREE, pre-registration required 49633

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Fat Burner Melanie Ma

A fun, high energy workout for all levels that burns fat! Learn dance ex-ercises and choreographed combinations. Finishes with strength training using free weights and/or dynabands and a cool-down stretch. Sat 9:05am - 10:05am Apr 2 - Jun 4*$3.80/drop-in (*no class Jun 11) 49639

Body Sculpt Melanie Ma

A mid-tempo cardio workout incorporating power moves. A longer sculpt session focusing on building functional strength and inner core stability including the use of free weights and dynabands. Thu 5:55pm - 6:55pm Apr 7 - Jun 30$3.80/drop-in 49606

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Yin & Restorative Yoga Phillipa Syme

This class is a calming and meditative, slow-paced and quiet style of Yoga for all ages and body types. We will start with Yin postures that are held for longer periods of time to stimulate the body? deeper connective tissues, and then finish with Restorative postures. Classes held at Tapestry Commu-nity Rooms, 2821 Heather St. *see page 38. Thu 5:00pm - 6:15pm Apr 7Free Trial 53651Thu 5:00pm - 6:15pm Apr 14 - May 19 $62.82/6 sessions 55299Thu 5:00pm - 6:15pm May 26 - Jun 23$52.38/5 sessions 55311 Yoga4Stiff Guys - All LevelsAn all levels yoga series designed for guys who want to improve flexibil-ity, increase strength, and relax the mind and body. Although everyone is welcome, this class pays special attention to parts of men’s bodies that are often least flexible. Classes held at Tapestry Community Rooms, 2821 Heather St. *see page 38.Wed 8:30pm - 9:30pm Apr 6 - May 18$80.00/7 sessions 53720Wed 8:30pm - 9:30pm May 25 - Jun 29$68.57/6 sessions 53721

Vinyasa Yoga Hillary Mastrodicasa

A dynamic and challenging sequence of postures that synchronizes breath with movement in order to build strength, balance and flexibility.Thu 7:30pm - 8:30pm Apr 14 - Jun 23$110/11 sessions, $12/drop-in 49796

Iyengar Yoga - Level I and II Grant Richards

Iyengar yoga classes have an emphasis on body/breath awareness, align-ment, strength, stability, mobility, balance and relaxation. Wednesday class location: Wed class held at Tapestry Community Rooms, 2821 Heath-er St. *see page 38. Wed 7:00pm - 8:20pm Apr 6 - Jun 22$156/12 sessions 49661Fri 9:30am - 10:50am Apr 1 - Jun 17$156/12 sessions, $14/drop-in 49662

Shaktipat MeditationGarner Webber

Learn what the Siddha Yogis of South India have been teaching for millen-nia and experience states of consciousness you never imagined were pos-sible. Learn third eye, introspection and crown meditations. Classes held at Tapestry Community Rooms, 2821 Heather St. *see page 38. Tue 7:00pm - 8:00pm Apr 5 - May 10$30/6 sessions 49780Tue 7:00pm - 8:00pm May 17 - Jun 21$30/6 sessions 49781

Tai Chi Chuan - 88 Posture Yang TraditionJackson Yiu

Learn the essential elements of Tai Chi and increase one’s core strength, balance, coordination and concentration. The 88 posture Form of Tai Chi is a martial art technique practiced for health and longevity. Tai Chi Qigong exercise is included. Class will be led in English, Cantonese and Mandarin. BeginnerMon/Thu 7:15pm - 8:45pm Apr 11 - Jun 20 *$180/20 sessions (*no class May 23) 49787IntermediateMon/Thu 7:45pm - 9:15pm Apr 11 - Jun 20 * $180/20 sessions (*no class May 23) 49788

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Pilates - Matwork Pilates Unlimited

Improve core strength and increase flexibility with this non-impact exer-cise. Improve posture, increase range of motion, tone muscles and gently stretch areas of tightness. Thu class held at Tapestry Community Rooms, 2821 Heather St. *see page 38.Level IMon 6:30pm - 7:30pm Apr 4 - Jun 20*$132/11 sessions (*no class May 23) 49768 Thu 7:30pm - 8:30 pm Apr 7 - Jun 23$144/12 sessions 49769 Level IIMon 7:30pm - 8:30pm Apr 4 - Jun 20*$132/11 sessions (*no class May 23) 49770Thu 6:30pm - 7:30pm Apr 7 - Jun 23 $144/12 sessions 49771

Chi Kung Qigong - Chinese YogaFlorence Chan, Ron Jordens, Hing Tse

Experience a unique combination of meditation, deep breathing and stretch movements. It helps maintain physical and mental health, im-prove balance, and slow down aging. Classes held at Tapestry Community Rooms, 2821 Heather St. *see page 38.Tue 5:30pm -7:00pm Apr 5 - Jun 21$60/12 sessions 49615

Hatha Yoga and Body RollingJennifer Rowbotham

This yoga combines breath and yoga postures (asanas) so the practitioner becomes aware of his/her body, breath and mind. Postures are held for an extended period of time and some partner work is involved. Classes held at Tapestry Community Rooms, 2821 Heather St. *see page 38.Tue 7:45pm - 9:15pm Apr 5 - Jun 21*$126/9 sessions, $16/drop-in (*no class Apr 12, May 10, Jun 14) 49658

Yin Yang YogaHillary Mastrodicasa

This class starts off with a powerful flow to get the mind focused and the body warm, we will move through postures with a focus on alignment and breath using grounding techniques to energize the body up and build strength in that space. All levels welcome.Wed 5:30pm - 6:30pm Apr 6 - Jun 22$120/12 sessions, $12/drop-in 49800

Hatha YogaHana Hermanek

Hatha Yoga moves through gentle postures at a slow pace allowing several breaths to be taken in each pose. Hatha classes will begin with grounding exercise, followed by a variety of poses and stretches.Thu 11:45am - 12:45pm Apr 7 - Jun 9$100/10 sessions, $12/drop-in 56548

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SPORTSIndoor Hockey 19+ yrsRecreational indoor ball hockey for adults. Limited drop-in spaces avail-able. Eye guards are strongly recommended.Tue 7:30pm - 9:30pm Apr 5 - Jun 28$65/13 sessions, $5/drop-in 49660

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Create art from a meditative state of mind, without expectations or judg-ments, free to discover, to explore and experience the power of this liber-ating, enriching and insightful process. This class offers the relaxing and replenishing benefits of meditation with the therapeutic benefits of art making. No experience in meditation or art required. Classes held at Tap-estry Community Rooms, 2821 Heather St. *see page 38.Wed 6:30pm - 8:00pm May 18 - Jun 22$80.28/6 sessions 56230

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This traditional Japanese art uses hand-dyed Japanese paper called Washi.It is torn into different shapes and sizes of paper to glue onto a board toform a picture. It is similar to painting, except it uses paper instead of paint. Mon 6:30pm - 8:00pm Apr 11 - Jun 6*$160/8 session (*no class May 23) 49616

Chinese Calligraphy - Advanced Pansy Poon

Advanced course on the ancient art of Chinese handwriting. Participants need to be right handed. Previous calligraphy class experience recom-mended.Sat 10:00am - 12:00pm Apr 2 - May 28*$96/8 sessions (*no class May 21) 49618Sat 10:00am - 12:00pm Jun 4 - Jul 30*$96/8 sessions (*no class Jun 11) 56666

Sketching & Drawing Edouard Beaudry

Learn and improve your drawing skills with subjects such as life drawing, landscapes and many more. Materials not included, bring rudimentary drawing supplies to the first class. For more on the materials list contact Ed at edouardbeaudry@gmail.com. Classes held at Tapestry Community Rooms, 2821 Heather St. *see page 38. Wed 3:30 - 5:00pm Apr 6FREE Trial 46256Wed 3:30 - 5:00pm Apr 13 - Jun 15$85.71/10 sessions 46257

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Please visit www.douglasparkcc.org for schedule.

* Some activities and programs will be first come first served, up to class maximum participation limit.

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Hatha Yoga & Body Rolling

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The Douglas Park Community Centre offers programs off-site at the Tapestry Community Rooms, 2821 Heather Street. The facility features 2 multi-purpose rooms, suitable for yoga, pilates, health and wellness, dance, meetings and seminars.Look for the icon to indicate programs offered at this facility.

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What evening activities would you like to see offered at Tapestry Community Rooms?

Would you like to offer a course? Get in touch! douglasparkcc@vancouver.ca

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Join us for a Celebration of Summer with a BBQ Picnic strad-dling the international boundaries of Canada and Washington. Spend the day strolling through the Peace Arch International Park’s magnificent gardens, eating fabulous food, enjoying games and FUN at the Peace Arch House.$18.50/1 session 53308

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Come and enjoy the outdoors with a cup of tea and refresh-ments for only a loonie. The afternoon will feature live music.Don’t forget to wear your favorite hat. Hope to see you there! Tea Service at 3pm. Live Music starts 3:30 to 4:30pm. Please register. Jeff Alan T. Jul 19 55056Peter Paulus Aug 23 55114

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Come up to Hillcrest Centre and join other seniors for an after-noon of eating fresh succulent salmon poached then grilled to perfection on the BBQ! There will be a large array of fresh salads and warm rolls to accompany this entree followed by fresh fruit and decadent desserts to enjoy with tea or coffee. Register early as this event sells out every year!$12.00/1 session 53309

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Roaring Through the DecadesFri 12:30pm - 3:00pm Jun 3

Are you ready for a ROARING good time? Join us during Seniors Week for a Roaring 20’s Celebration! Get all gussied up in your flapper dress or dapper tails, and come celebrate in style. There will be a live band playing songs of the era, as well as snacks and refreshments to enjoy. Looking forward to seeing you do the Charleston! Transportation to Killarney will be included.FREE 53643

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We welcome back the “Seniors Acting Up” theatrical troupe which has performed here for the past few years. This cabaret show features new material and consists of group songs from Broadway and popular music as well as songs by individual per-formers. Please register in advance. $2.50/person 55052

Seniors Acting Up Cabaret ShowTue 2:00pm - 4:30pm May 17

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High Tea Mother’s Day Celebrations with Live Music! Join us for an enjoyable afternoon High Tea, entertainment and prizes. Bring your moms, daughters, sons or your special friend to cele-brate. Tea Service: 3:15pm, Live Music: 3:30 - 4:30pm. $5/person 55039

High Tea Mother’s DayTue 3:00pm - 4:30pm May 3

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SENIORS VOLUNTEERSSeniors and Special needs programs are looking for volun-teers to help with the program. If you are interested, please arrange to pick up an application form by calling 604-257-8133 or emailing: luz.ichikawa@vancouver.ca .We are also looking for people to provide entertainment or to speak on topics of interest to Seniors or Special Needs adults.

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Learn to play MahjongTry this popular Chinese Tile Game. No experience necessary. A volunteer and avid player will be teaching the game to those willing to learn. Mahjong keeps the mind sharp and the game keeps you social. Please Register.Tue 1:00pm - 2:30pm Apr 5, 12, May 10, 17 FREE 55272

Steady Feet Level IISabine IseliWed 10:00am - 11:00am Apr 13 - Jun 29$68.57/12 sessions 53728

Stretch and Restorative YogaPhillipa SymeThis is a quiet style of Hatha Yoga for all ages and body types to help you ‘unwind’. The flows are slow and the poses will help you to focus on a deep mind and body connection as well as help you release inner tensions. No previous experience in Yoga is required.Wed 10:30am - 11:30am Apr 6FREE Trial 53641Wed 10:30am - 11:30am Apr 13 - May 25$73.33/7 sessions 53652

Yin & Restorative Yoga Phillipa SymeThis class is a calming and meditative, slow-paced and quiet style of Yoga for all ages and body types. We will start with Yin postures that are held for longer periods of time to stimulate the body?s deeper connective tissues, and then finish with Re-storative postures that will allow deep relaxation. Classes held at Tapestry Community Rooms, 2821 Heather St. *see page 38.Thu 5:00pm - 6:15pm Apr 7FREE Trial 53651Thu 5:00pm - 6:15pm Apr 14 - May 19 $62.82/6 sessions 55299Thu 5:00pm - 6:15pm May 26 - Jun 23$52.38/5 sessions 55311

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Sketching and DrawingEdouard BeaudryLearn and improve your drawing skills with subjects such as life drawing, landscapes and many more. Materials not included, bring rudimentary drawing supplies to the first class. For more on the materials list contact Ed at edouardbeaudry@gmail.com.Classes held at Tapestry Community Rooms, 2821 Heather St. *see page 38. Wed 3:30 - 5:00pm Apr 6FREE Trial 46256Wed 3:30 - 5:00pm Apr 13 - Jun 15$85.71/10 sessions 46257

Plein Air Sketching with Watercolour and InkLori SokolukWatercolor and ink lend themselves perfectly to a compact take-along painting kit, whether you are on vacation, walking Van-couver’s shoreline or sitting in your back garden. Learn how to capture the essence of a scene quickly and easily. Bring home unique, personalized mementoes from your travels. Th/F 9:00am - 2:00pm Jun 9 & Jun 10$83.81/2 sessions 53751

Meditation & CreationKelly JimenezCreate art from a meditative state of mind, without expectations or judgments, free to discover, to explore and experience the power of this liberating, enriching and insightful process. This class offers the relaxing and replenishing benefits of medita-tion with the therapeutic benefits of art making. No experience in meditation or art required. Classes held at Tapestry Commu-nity Rooms, 2821 Heather St. *see page 38. Thu 10:45am - 11:45am Apr 7 FREE Trial 53752Thu 10:45am - 11:45am Apr 14 - May 26*$63.14/6 sessions (*no class May 19) 53427

Understanding DementiaAlzheimer’s SocietyFamily caregivers can prepare for the journey with dementia by understanding the way Alzheimer’s disease progresses. This workshop for caregivers focuses on symptoms and reactions that are likely to arise throughout the different stages of the disease.Tue 11:00am - 12:30pm Jun 7FREE 53635

Nordic Pole Walking & Osteoarthritis WorkshopThis workshop is designed to introduce Nordic pole walking toindividuals with osteoarthritis (OA) as a strategy to maintain orincrease activity. Techniques are taught at a basic level with a fo-cus on take-home activities that can be used immediately. Poles are provided for use during the class. Tue 11:00 - 12:30pm May 31 FREE 53755

OsteoGo with Keno KinoshitaMaintain your physical independence when you strengthen muscles for stability, improve balance and agility with Keno. Wed/Fri 11:30am - 12:30pm Apr 1 - Jun 29*$144/24 sessions, $6.67/drop-in 49694Wed 11:30am - 12:30pm Apr 6 - Jun 29$78/13 sessions, $6.67/drop-in 49695Fri 11:30am - 12:30pm Apr 1 - Jun 17*$66/11 sessions, $6.67/drop-in 49696(*no class Jun 10 and Jun 24)

Steady Feet : AssessmentSabine IseliA 20 minute one on one assessment is a pre-requisite for join-ing the Steady Feet program (cost $10). Wed Apr 69:00am - 9:30am 535839:30am - 10:00am 5364610:00am - 10:30am 5364710:30am - 11:00am 53648

Steady Feet Level ISabine IseliSteady Feet is a balance & mobility program recommended by Doctors and Physiotherapists. This program has a strong focus on fall prevention. Pre-requisite for this program is a completed one time Steady Feet Assessment, please register for a time on April 6th.Wed 11:15am -12:15pm Apr 13 - Jun 29$68.57/12 sessions 53734

Stitch in Time Linda MillerKnit, crochet, tatting and needlework. Come join this self-direct-ed group. Mon 7:00pm - 9:00pm (*no class May 23) Ongoing

Ping-Pong Drop-in Enjoy a friendly game of table-tennis with your friends. Year pass $5. Call 604-257- 8130 (press #1) for same day bookings. Space permitting. Any other times on a first come, first served drop-in basis, no call in reservations.Mon - Fri 9:00am - 1:00pm Ongoing $2/hour

Pancake BreakfastDrop-in and enjoy hot pancakes fresh off the griddle served with butter, syrup, berries and whipped cream! Drop-in $2.50. 1st Tuesday each month.Tue 10:30am - 12:00pm Apr 5, May 3, Jun 7

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Hula Dancing for EveryoneLehaulaniCome experience Aloha while learning The Hula. Take a mini tropical vacation while dancing to classics by Elvis and Don Ho. This is a fun, gentle low-impact exercise to help strengthen your core and lower back. No coconut bras or hula hoops required.Fri 11:00am - 11:45am Apr 1FREE Trial 46272Fri 11:00am - 11:45am Apr 8 - Jun 10$57.14/10 sessions, $7/drop-in 53569

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2:00pm Yoga (on a mat or chair) with Lucy Ichikawa3:00pm Gong’s Healing Sound of Power with Paul Bissonnette3:30pm Refreshments (Douglas Lounge)What to bring: • Comfortable clothing • Yoga mat (If you don’t have one, we will provide one) • Bring a blanket for relaxation, for your own comfort.Note: Please take your shoes off and leave them by the gym entrance door.

Promoting good health and preventing illness is im-portant, so come along or come with a friend and join us to celebrate the present moment.

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Salt Spring Island’s Best Thu 7:45am - 6:30pm $109/person54674

FlyOver Canada Thu 10:30am - 2:00pm $23/person56116

Sea to Sky Gondola + Britannia Mine Museum Tour Tue 8:00am - 6:00pm $149/person54675

Tour to Queen Elizabeth Park and Stanley Park Thu 9:30am - 2:30pm $43/person56122

Sasamat Lake Thu 9:30am - 3:30pm $26/person56120

Hell’s Gate + Bridal Falls + Othello Tunnels Fri 7:00am - 7:45pm $109/person52115

Surrey Heritage Train + White Rock Thrift Store Sat 7:15am - 4:30pm $99/person52127

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Tip toe through the tulip fields at Tulips of the Valley in Agassiz where colours of the season cover over 40 acres of land and the Abbotsford Tulip Festival with 10 acres of Tulip Fields! This tour includes admission fees to Agassiz and Abbotsford Tulip Fields, a stop at Honeyview Farms and lunch at Bow & Stern Restaurant in Abbotsford.

Sightsee and taste the best Salt Spring has to offer with a mix of nature, creativity and fresh food on the island’s best of the best! Browse the funky shops in Fulford Village where lunch is avail-able for purchase at Salt Spring Island Mercantile, Morning Side Bakery or Rock Salt Cafe. Please Note: Additional $16 ferry fee applies to those under the age of 65 and to non BC residents.

FlyOver Canada is an amazing virtual flight ride in which you will “take off” into a huge domed screen to enjoy a breathtaking flight across the country. The motion seating and special effects including wind, scents and mist combine to make you feel as if you truly are flying! The ride takes approximately 8 minutes.The experience requires standing for between 20 and 30 minutes, and ascending and descending stairs. After FlyOver Canada we will go for lunch to nearest restaurant.Note: Bring you compass card or bus ticket, and wear walking shoes. Transportation and lunch are not included. Please regis-ter in advance by Monday, July 4. This tour is only for seniors who are able to walk with no difficulty.

Visit the newly renovated Britannia Mine Museum featuring the Underground Adventure Tour and ride the new $25-million dollar Sea to Sky Gondola! Enjoy lunch on the Squamish River at the popular Watershed Grill featuring grilled salmon, chicken or prawns. At the top of the gondola take afternoon free time to visit the viewing platforms, explore two featured interpretive loop trails, a suspension bridge or relax with a beverage at the new lodge’s restaurant.

Join us and explore our beautiful parks in Vancouver. First we will visit Queen Elizabeth Park and after we will go to Stanley Park to explore the forests, wetlands and seashores on a one hour and half guided Discovery Walk. Connect with our expert naturalists as they explain interesting facts about the ecology of the plants and animals that live in the park. Cost includes: Trans-portation and tour only. Lunch is not included. Please register in advance by Monday, August 22.

Come and enjoy one day retreat at Sasamat Lake in Belcarra Park, located near Port Moody. Sasamat Lake has several facil-ities including walking trails, a beach area, swimming in the lake, a concession stand, and much more. Bring your own picnic and friendship to share. Cost: Transportation only. Lunch is not included. Please register in advance by Friday, July 29.

The Fraser Canyon is filled with natural scenic beauty highlight-ed by Hell’s Gate, Bridal Falls and Othello Tunnels. Begin at Bridal Veil Falls Provincial Park, next visit Hells Gate, located immediately downstream of Boston Bar, then take your breath away on the Hell’s Gate Tram Ride, walk the short suspensionbridge and visit the village for lunch and the museum to enjoy the natural environment and history.

Ride the restored 1910 Interurban Surrey Heritage Train on the original BC Electric Railway and experience the thrill of thrift hunting at White Rock’s best Thrift Stores! Continue to White Rock for lunch at Washington Avenue Grill on Marine Drive’s waterfront and take ample browsing time at WorldServe Thrift Store and Salvation Army Thrift Shop.

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Bridge ClubWith a volunteer instructor, join this casual group for a fun game of bridge. All skill levels are welcome! Tue & Thu 1:30pm - 3:00pm FREE

Scrabble ClubNo instructor, Self-Guided. Let’s have fun making words that you know and learn some new ones. New members are welcome.Tue 1:00pm - 3:00pm FREE

Gentle Movement to MusicLucy Ichikawa This class offers a series of gentle movements to maintain, im-prove, and build strength, flexibility, mobility, and balance. It has been proved that music stimulates the brain, relieves stress, and enhances body movements. Rejuvenate your mind and body. “Every move is a good move” No classes May 10, May 17, and Jun 21. Please Register.Tue 2:10pm - 3:00pm FREE 46153

DinnersJoin us for a delicious full-course dinner. It includes homemade soup, salad, entrée, dessert, & tea or coffee. Call at 604-257-8130 (press #1) by noon on Monday of each week to order your dinner in advance. Tue 5:00pm - 6:15pm $6.50/person

TUESDAY SENIORS PROGRAM AFTERNOON SOCIAL

Young At HeartYoung at Heart meets every Tuesday.

It is an inclusive, drop-in seniors program. It provides recre-ational, social, cultural, and educational activities to support

and connect the seniors to the community. It has been proved that an active life style helps to maintain a healthy mind, body,

spirit and overall well-being.

Young At Heart Newsletter

The Young At Heart Newsletter is published monthly with the current activities and it is available at the centre.

For more information please contact Lucy at 604-257-8133; email: luz.ichikawa@vancouver.ca

You are welcome to drop by and spend a delightful afternoon enjoying games, workshops, movies, special events, socializing, and meeting new seniors. Light refreshments are served. Please check the monthly. Young At Heart Newsletter for the list of ac-tivities and guest speakers. Refreshments are served from 3:00pm to 3:30pm.

GMO’S with David Steele

Sing-Along by Kaye Atkinson

Story Telling by Linda Stender

Anything is possible by Karen Magill

The Influence of Exercise on Cancer Prevention & Recovery by Breanna Walker

HandyDart Info & Compass Card by Linda McGowan

How to choose & use a walker by Florinda Angeles

Music History on Bette Midler by Neil Richie

Stroke Recovery Talk by Tim Readman

Mike’s Critters with Mike Larson

Knowing Your Bladder by COSCO

Security Tips for Seniors by Vancouver Police Department

Knowing Your Province BC by the Vancouver Public Library

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MISSED CLASSES AND CANCELLATIONSMissed classesParticipants are to attend all classes as scheduled for the program in which they are registered. In the event that a participant is unable to attend a scheduled class(es) during the program session, make-up classes or re-funds for the missed class(es) will not be provided.

CancellationsDouglas Park Community Centre reserves the right to cancel or alter any classes, times, costs or locations without notice as required due to insuf-ficient registration, inclement weather, change of policy or availability of facilities or instructors. Full refunds will be issued for course cancellations only.

LEISURE ACCESS PROGRAMThe Leisure Access Program provides low-income Vancouver residents with access to basic recreation programs and services at Park Board facilities at a reduced cost. Upon qualifying, the subsidy is loaded on a OneCard for discounted access to all Park Board pools, rinks, and participating fitness and community centres.

For more information visit:http://vancouver.ca/parks-recreation-culture/leisure-access-card.aspx

Eligible Leisure Access Program patrons are eligible to access Douglas Park Community Centre association programs, up to 50% discount. Some programs, workshops, private lessons and services are exempt. Please en-quire with staff regarding discount eligibility or financial aid.

PARTY ROOM RENTALSPlanning an event, meeting or social party? The Douglas Park Community Centre offers a variety of rental spaces. Our facilities are affordable, clean and located right in your community. We can accommodate events from 10 to 50 people with a variety of room sizes to choose from. Facility room rental rates are based on room type and operating/non-operating hours of availability. For more information contact the Front Office at 604-257-8130 (press #1).

STAFF DIRECTORY Peter Fox …………………………… Supervisor of Recreation Servicespeter.fox@vancouver.ca ………………………………… 604-257-8322 Ingrid Richter ………………………………… Recreation Facility Clerkingrid.richter@vancouver.ca …………………………… 604-257-8322 Ian Su ……………………………………… Recreation Programmer IIian.su@vancouver.ca …………………………………… 604-257-8136 Lorelei Lauten ……………………………… Recreation Programmer IIlorelei.lauten@vancouver.ca …………………………… 604-257-8135 Starla Bayley ………………………………… Community Youth Workerstarla.bayley@vancouver.ca …………………………… 604-257-6951 Lucy Ichikawa ………………………………………… Seniors Workerluz.ichikawa@vancouver.ca …………………………… 604-257-8133Rosie Laforges ……………………………… Licensed Care Coordinatorrosie.laforges@vancouver.ca …………………………… 604-257-8134

Douglas Park Community Centredouglasparkcc@vancouver.ca ………………… 604-257-8130 (press #1)

GENERAL REGISTRATION INFORMATIONDon’t delay, register early to avoid disappointment!

There are several easy ways to register for Douglas Park Community Centre programs and services including online, by telephone, or in-person.

If you wait until the last day to register, courses might get full or great courses could get cancelled. Course availability can be found online or by telephone.

Late registrations will be accepted online or in-person beyond start date for most programs, subject to space availability. In the event that the course you selected is full, you may be placed on a waitlist.

Appropriate program selections and registration are the responsibility of the person registering for the program. Please review confirmation details on your registration receipt. Some programs are held offsite at Tapestry Community Rooms, Emily Carr Elementary School, Edith Cavell Elemen-tary School, Heather Park Tennis Courts and Queen Elizabeth Park Tennis Courts.

Participants may transfer from one program to another if space is available.

Some social programs and exercise/aerobic classes are drop-in only. Please arrive early to allow time for payment. Some drop-in programs and sports programs have maximum capacity participation limits, subject to first-come, first-served. All prices subject to GST where applicable.

REFUNDS AND WITHDRAWALSPrior to the program start dateWithdrawals can be made up to 24 hours prior to the program scheduled second class. Withdrawal/refund requests for all Douglas Park Community Centre programs must be made directly to the Main Office by calling 604-257-8130 (press #1) or in-person. We will process requests as of the date of notification as received by the Main Office. Requests cannot be backdat-ed. Refunds are subject to $5 administration fee.

On or after the program start dateWithdrawal/refund requests received on or after the start date of the pro-gram, regardless of class start time, will be pro-rated as of the date of noti-fication, and cannot be backdated. See below for further details.

Prior to the second class after the program start dateWithdrawal refund requests can be made no later than one business day (24 hours) prior to the second class. A pro-rated credit for the remaining classes can be left on your Registration Account for future program regis-tration use. Refund requests will be pro-rated as of the date of notification and cannot be backdated, and are subject to a $5 administration fee. ** See below for further details.

On or after the second class of the programWithdrawal/refund requests made on or after the second class of the pro-gram, regardless of class start time, will be granted for medical reasons only for the remaining classes of the program and must be accompanied by a doctor’s note. Requests will be processed as of the date of notification and cannot be backdated. Requests (medical reasons) will be pro-rated but are not subject to an administration fee.

** Exceptions: No refunds or pro-rated refunds will be issued for special-ized programs such as Licensed Preschool, School Age Care, RALLY, weekly daycamps, private or semiprivate music lessons.

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Wednesday Social Club

Every Wednesday 3:00pm – 7:00pmThe Wednesday Social Club for people with disabilities has been meeting at Douglas Park Community Centre since 1968. It is a social, recreational, and support-ive environment where people come for friendship and connection. We are very inclusive; all are welcome to come and participate.

The club meets every Wednesday 3:00pm – 7:00pm. We enjoy a variety of activities, including wheelchair floor hockey, games, sing-alongs, crafts, movies, guest speakers, special events, outings, and social dinners. There is no charge to attend this pro-gram, except dinners.

Wednesday Social Club NewsletterThe Wednesday Social Club Newsletter is published monthly providing information on planned activities and it is available

at the centre. For more information please contact Lucy at 604-257-8133; email: luz.ichikawa@vancouver.ca

Wheelchair Floor Hockey with The Vancouver Fire Department Fire FightersCome and join us for this monthly fun game with the Vancouver Fire De-partment fire fighters on the last Wednesday of each month. No hockey for the month of July and August. Wed 6:00pm - 7:00pm

OutingsLet’s get together for this social outing, the third Wednesday of each month, we go out as a group. Pick up a Wednesday Social Club Newsletter for more information at the centre.

Wednesday Social DinnersJoin old friends or make new ones while enjoying a delicious full course dinner. Please call at 604-257-8130 Press #1 by noon on Tuesday of each week to order your dinner.Wed 4:30pm - 5:30pm $6.50/person

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Sing Along by Kaye Atkinson

It is time to talk about cerebral palsy by Dan Chalcraft

Sing Along by Kaye Atkinson

Live Music with Peter Paulus

Square Dance Demo by the Wheeling Eights Square Dance Club

Safety Tips by the Vancouver Police Department

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Adaptive and Chair yoga with Mary-Jo. Come and enjoy moving and stretching in a modified chair yoga program that anyone can do and everybody can benefit from. We will focus on “Aging well with Yoga” and techniques to help with balance, pain management and steadi-ness. All props and equipment supplied. Wed 3:30pm - 4:30pm Mar 2, Apr 13, May 11, Jun 8Wed 6:00pm - 7:00pm Jul 13, Aug 17

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Stroller fitness at Douglas Park. Total body fitness class for moms with their babies or toddlers in strollers. All levels welcome! This program is held out-doors, please dress accordingly. Thu 10:35am - 11:35am Apr 14 - May 5$38/4 sessions, $11/drop-in 49688Thu 10:35am - 11:35am May 12 - Jun 2$38/4 sessions, $11/drop-in 49689Thu 10:35am - 11:35am Jun 9 - Jun 30$38/4 sessions, $11/drop-in 49690

Personal Training

ACHIEVE YOUR FITNESS GOALS• Weight Loss • Strength & Cardiovascular Training •

• Agility & Flexibility Training • And much more •Do you want energy, endurance, strength, flexibility? Certified Per-sonal Trainer Toni Durbin offers private weight training and cardio instruction. Pick up an info sheet from the office. Call 604-257-8130 (press #1) for more info.

Personal Training Cost $60/session Exercise Room Orientation $18.25/session

Work with our personal trainer Toni Durbin to help you achieve your fitness goals. Toni will set you on a personalized program and mon-itor your progress making changes where necessary during your sessions.

Toni Durbin is a BCRPA Certi-fied Personal Trainer, BCRPA Group Fitness Instructor and Pre & Post Natal Fitness Specialist. A mom of two and a sport enthusiast, Toni is committed to enabling and empowering women and men to reach their fitness goals. Toni has been in the fit-ness industry for over 9 years and has been teaching mom & baby group fitness classes for more than 7 years.

EXERCISE ROOM CONSULTS & ORIENTATIONSNot sure how to use all the equipment properly? Information is provided on the operation of the machines and the rules of the weight room. Book a personal consultation with our qualified staff. Visit or call the office at 604-257-8130 (press #1) for an appointment. Cost $18.25

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Monday - Thursday 7:45am - 9:30pmFriday 7:45am - 8:30pmSaturday 9:00am - 3:00pmSunday 9:00am - 3:30pm

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Community Centre Closed: Jul 1, Aug 1, Sep 4 and Sep 5.

EXERCISE ROOM - SUMMER HOURS

Monday - Thursday 7:45am - 9:00pmFriday 7:45am - 7:30pmSaturday 9:00am - 3:00pmSunday CLOSED

Effective Jul 1 - Sep 5

EXERCISE ROOM Our exercise room offers stair climbers, stationary bikes, a recumbent bike, an elliptical trainer, weights and a treadmill! With each workout, you are required to pay a drop-in or scan your pass at the front office.

• Lockers are provided for your use while you work out. Please bring your own lock.

EXERCISE ROOM FEESDrop-in $3.803 month pass $601 year pass $18010 visits $35Drop-in Leisure Access Program eligible fee $1.90

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with Toni 10:35am - 11:35am

Zumbawith Roslyn

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OsteoGo with Keno

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Fat Burnerwith Melanie

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Body Sculptwith Melanie

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Zumba Toning

with Elizabeth 1:00pm - 2:00pm

Zumba Toning

with Roslyn 10:30am - 11:30am

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No classes during special events, statutory holidays and holiday closures. Schedule subject to change.

Zumba® Perfect for everybody and every body! Each Zumba® class is designed to bring people together to sweat it on.Benefits - A total workout, combining all elements of fitness - cardio, mus-cle conditioning, balance and flexibility, boosted energy and a serious dose of awesome each time you leave class.

Elizabeth Leon

Tue 9:30am - 10:30am Apr 5 - Jun 21$10.47/drop-in 49804Thu 9:30am - 10:30am Apr 7 - Jun 30$10.47/drop-in 49805Roslyn Bauyon

Mon 7:00pm - 8:00pm Apr 4 - Jun 27*$10.47/drop-in (*no class May 23) 49806Lesley Marahnao

Sat 10:15am - 11:15am Apr 2 - Jun 4*$10.47/drop-in (*no class Jun 11) 49807

Zumba® Toning Elizabeth Leon Perfect for those who want to party, but put extra emphasis on toning and sculpting to define those muscles!Benefits - Lightweight maraca-like Toning Sticks enhances sense of rhythm and coordination, while toning target zones, including arms, core and low-er body. Elizabeth Leon

Fri 1:00pm - 2:00pm Apr 1 - Jun 3$10.47/drop-in 49808Roslyn Bauyon

Sun 10:30am - 11:30am Apr 3 - Jun 5*$10.47/drop-in (*no class May 22) 49809

FITNESS CLASSES

Fat Burner Melanie Ma

A fun, high energy workout for all levels that burns fat! Learn dance ex-ercises and choreographed combinations. Finishes with strength training using free weights and/or dynabands and a cool-down stretch. Sat 9:05am - 10:05am Apr 2 - Jun 4*$3.80/drop-in (*no class Jun 11) 49639

Body Sculpt Melanie Ma

A mid-tempo cardio workout incorporating power moves. A longer sculpt session focusing on building functional strength and inner core stability including the use of free weights and dynabands. Accommodates all fit-ness levels. Thu 5:55pm - 6:55pm Apr 7 - Jun 30$3.80/drop-in 49606 OsteoGoKeno Kinoshita

Maintain your physical independence when you strengthen muscles for stability, improve balance and agility with Keno. Wed/Fri 11:30am - 12:30pm Apr 1 - Jun 29*$144/24 sessions, $6.67/drop-in (*no class Jun 10 and Jun 24) 49694Wed 11:30am - 12:30pm Apr 6 - Jun 29$78/13 sessions, $6.67/drop-in 49695Fri 11:30am - 12:30pm Apr 1 - Jun 17*$66/11 sessions, $6.67/drop-in (*no class Jun 10 and Jun 24) 49696

NEW

NEW

All prices subject to GST where applicable. All prices subject to GST where applicable.

Aerobics and Zumba classes will no longer be regis-tered programs. Please arrive early prior to class start time for drop-in payment. Effective Aug 20, 10 strip tickets will no longer be sold. Existing strip tickets are still valid, no expiration date.

NEW

Summer

Spring

NEW

S P R I N G . S U M M E R 2 0 1 6

SPECIAL EVENT801 West 22nd Avenue, Vancouver, BC V5Z 1Z8 Tel:604-257-8130 (press #1) www.douglasparkcc.org

Jointly operated by the Douglas Park Community Association and the Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation

Saturday

June 11th

11am - 3pm

Fun for the whole family!If you are interested in being a sponsor for

Douglas Park Community Day please email us at lexine.atrill@vancouver.ca or ian.su@vancouver.ca

Inflatables & Games Class Performances

Program Demonstrations Interactive Stations

Playground Renewal Fundraising ConcessionMain Stage Music & Entertainment

Community Groups

Look for this icon throughout the Spring/Summer brochure

to find out which community centre programs will be showcased with a

performance or class demonstration on the Community Day Main Stage.

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