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V ~~:: ef7iXHJ MM Univmisy• POOL LIFE • • • • S EN IO R : LIFEST Y LES : MAY-AUGUST FAM ILY LIFE STYLE S : FUN FO R : ALL AG ES CONTACTS STAFF DIRECTORY CITY CONTACTS Citizen Boards & Committees ............................................... 979.764.3541 I cstx .gov/boardsandcommittees Code Enforcement ..................................................................... 979.764.6363 1 cstx.gov/codeenforcement Community Services ............................................................................ 979.764.3778 1 cstx.gov/commserv Economic Development ........................................................................... 979.764.3527 1 cstx.gov/econdev Fire Department. ............................................................................................ 979.764.3705 1 cstx.gov/fire General Information ............................................................................................. 979. 764.3500 I cstx.gov Human Resources ............................................................................................ 979.764.3517 1 cstx.gov/hr Library ....................................................................................................... 979.764.3416 1 bcslibrary.org Municipal Court .......................................................................................... 979. 764.3683 I cstx .gov/court Neighborhood Services ........................................................................... 979.764.6262 I cstx.gov/neighbor Parks & Re creation .................................................................................... 979.764.3486 1 cstx.gov/parks Planning & Development. .................................................................... 979.764.3570 I cstx.gov/devservices Police Department ..................................................................................... 979.764.3600 I cstx.gov/police Public Communications ...................................................... 979.764.3445 I cstx.gov/publiccommunications Recycling ................................................................................................ 979.764.6229 1 cstx.gov/recycle Sanitation ........................................................................................... 979.764.3690 I cstx.gov/sanitation Utility Customer Service ................................................................................ 979.764.3535 1 cstx.gov/ucs Utility 24-hour Hotline .............................................................................. 855.528.4278 I cstx.gov/utilities Visit cstx.gov/parks for a complete employee directory and staff profiles STAFF DIRECTORY David Schmitz , Direct or of Parks & Re c reation .................................... 979.764.3415 I dschmitz@cstx.gov Amy Atkins , Assistant Director .............................................................. 979.764.3413 I aatkins@cstx.gov J.D. Wood , Tourism Manager ................................................................. 979.764.3410 I jdwood@cstx.gov Kelly Kelbly , Recreati on Manager .......................................................... 979.764.3441 I kkelbly@cstx.gov Stephan Richardson , Parks Operations Manager ............................. 979.764.3486 I srichardson@cstx.gov Rusty Warncke , P rojec t & Asset Manager ............................................. 979.764.3731 I rwarnke@cstx.gov Andrea Lauer , Administrative Support Supervisor .................................... 979.764.5049 I alauer@cstx.gov Jessica Jones , Ringer Library Manager .............................................. 979.764.3625 I jonesj@bryantx.gov Kelli Nesbitt, Marketing Coordinator ..................................................... 979.764.3443 I knesbitt@cstx .gov Gerry Logan , Special Event s Supervisor ................................................. 979.764.3408 I glogan@cstx.gov Gene Ballew, At hletics Supervisor ......................................................... 979.764.3434 I gballew@cstx.gov Dana Albrecht , Southwood Community Ctr. Supervisor ...................... 979.764.3472 I dalbrecht@cstx.gov Vera Vowell , Aquatics Superviso r ......................................................... 979.764.3540 I wowell@cstx .gov Marci Rodgers , Senior Services Supervisor ........................................ 979.764.6371 I mrodgers@cstx.gov Lance Jackson , Lincoln Re creation Cent er Supervisor ......................... 979. 764.3733 I ljackson@cstx.gov Lance Hausenfluck, East D ist rict Supervisor ................................. 979.764.3668 I lhausenfluck@cstx.gov Frank Thompson , West District Supervisor ......................................... 979.764.3728 I fthompson@cstx.gov Robert Rubach , South District Supervisor .............................................. 979.764.3444 I rrubach@cstx.gov Ron Schaefer, Cemetery Sexton ......................................................... 979.764.3738 I rschaefer@cstx.gov 4 I COLLEGE STATION PARKS & RECREATION GUIDE I Summer 2015 UPCOMING EVENTS MAY BRAZOS VALLEY SENIOR EXPO May 20 • 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Brazos Center More info on page 22. EXPLORING HISTORY LUNCHEON May 20 • 11 :30 a.m. Aldersgate United Methodist Church More info on page 36. EVERY HERO HAS A STORY May 30 • 9-11 a.m. Larry J. Ringer Library More info on page 27. POOLS OPEN May 30 • 12 p.m. Adamson Lagoon, Cindy Hallaran & Thomas Pool More info on page 17. STARLIGHT MUSIC CONCERT May 30 • 6-10 p.m. Wolf Pen Creek Amphitheater More info on page 37. JUNE W.A. YARROW SPLASH PARK OPENS June 1 • 10 a.m. W.A. Tarrow Park More info on page 17. ANIME & MANGA WEEKEND June 6 & 7 • 2-4 p.m. Larry J . Ringer Library More info on page 27. MOVIES IN THE PARK June 12 • 6:30-10 p.m. Veterans Parks & Athletic Complex More info on page 28. AUTHOR VISIT June 15 • 3:30-5 p.m. Larry J . Ringer Library More info on page 28. PRAISES AT THE PAVILION June 15 • 6 p.m. W.A. Tarrow Pavilion More info on page 43. EXPLORING HISTORY LUNCHEON June 17 • 11:30 a.m. Aldersgate United Methodist Church More info on page 36. FREEDOM WALK June 18 • 9 a.m. Lincoln Recreation Center More info on page 43. FREEDOM FEST June 18 • 6-10 p.m. Wolf Pen Creek Amphitheater More info on page 43. 6 I COLLEGE STATION PARKS & RECREATION GUIDE I Summer 2015 WILD THINGS ZOO FAR I June 20 • 10 a.m. Larry J. Ringer Library More info on page 28. JULY MOVIES IN THE PARK July 10 • 6:30-10 p.m. W.A. Tarrow Pavilion More info on page 28. EXPLORING HISTORY LUNCHEON July 15 • 11:30 a.m. Aldersgate United Methodist Church More info on page 36. GAMES OF TEXAS July 30-Aug. 3 Bryan-College Station Facilities More info on page 13. AUGUST EXPLORING HISTORY LUNCHEON Aug. 19 • 11:30 a.m. Aldersgate United Methodist Church More info on page 36. LOOKING FOR MORE? For more information on upcoming events check out : cstx.gov/calendar SUMMER CAMP SCHEDULE (CONTINUED) using LEGO® MINDSTORMS NXT & EV3 robots. Participation will allow youth to have fun whil e developing problem-solving skills as they design, build and p rogram robots to accomplish specified tasks. Part icipants will receive at-shirt at t he end of camp. Ages 10-15 I $35 I July 6-10 I M o n.-Fri. 1-4 p.m. I Lincoln Recreation Center ANGRY BIRDS I JULY 21 Campers will engage in a golden egg hunt, slingshot b irds , and smash an evil pig pifiata. Campers need to bring a snack and drink. Ages 6-13 I $25 I July 21 I Tue. 1-5 p.m. I S o uthwood Community Center BASKETBALUAGILITY JULY 6-10 I JULY13-17 Basketba ll speed , agility, strength and endurance training with an individual -focused, goal-oriented p rog ram that develops and en hances physical and mental performance. Part icipants will be provided a positive training envi ronme nt that enables them to become better athletes. Ages 4-5 I $35 I July 6-10 I Mon.-Fri. 9-10:15 a.m. I Southwood Community Center Ages 6-13 I $35 I July 6-10 I M o n.-Fri. 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. I Southwood Community Center Ages 4-5 I $35 I July 13-17 I M o n.-Fri. 9-10:15 a.m. I Lincoln Recreation Center Ages 6-13 I $35 I July13-17 M o n.-Fri. I 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. I Lincoln Recreation Center CAMP HALF BLOOD JUNE 22-24 Calling all Percy Jackson fans and any other adventurous folk who want to engage in fun obstacle courses, b u ild catapults, practice archery skills, and e ngag e in sword fights with monsters. To prepare for our adventure, w e will create our own personalized shields, learn dueling techniques an d follow clues on a quest to save the world! Campers need to bring a snack and a drink. Ages 6-13 I $35 I June 22-24 I M o n.-Fri. 1-5 p.m. I S o uthwood Community Center 10 I COLLEGE STATION PARKS & RECREATION GUIDE I Summer 2015 CHEER CAMP JUNE 22-26 I JULY13-17 Show us your s p iri t and join us for an introduction to cheerleading basics. We 'll explore jumps, arm motions, basic tumbling, cheers, and learn b rief dance routines. Ages 4-5 I $35 I June 22-26 I Mon.-Fri. 9-10:15 a.m. I Lincoln Recreation Center Ages 6-13 I $35 I June 22-26 I M o n.-Fri. 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. I Lin coln Recreation Center Ages 4-5 I $35 I July13-17 I Mon.-Fri. 9-10:15 a.m. I Southwoo d Community Center Ages 6-13 I $35 I July 13-17 I M o n.-Fri . 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. I Southwood Co mmunity Center DISC GOLF CAMP JUNE 8-12 Introduction of disc golf t hro ugh act ivities and play. Skill development includes shots, putting, r ules and etiquette. Equipment is provided. Ages 4-5 I $35 I June 8-12 I Mon.-Fri. 9-10:15 a.m. I Southwood Community Center Ages 6-13 I $35 I June 8-12 I Mon.-Fri. 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. I Southwood Co mmunity Center FOODS AROUND THE WORLD JUNE 15-19 Chef it Up to Go will take kids on a cu li nary adventure! We focus on a few countries each day, p reparing fun foods and drinks from that region , in clud ing p izza and tiram is u in Italy, fried rice in China, apple pie parfaits from t he good ol ' USA, and so much more. 1 00 percent peanut and tree nut free. Ages 6-13 I $45 I June 15-19 I M o n.-Fri. 1-5 p.m. I Southwood Community Center FOOD WARS JULY 6-10 Each day will feature a new and different food battle. Battle foods may include cupcakes, food art, snacks, lunch items and other fun foods. Each team will be given secret ingredients and instructions to create the featured item for that day. Battles are completed in a certain t ime frame, then the fun begins! Pri zes and fu n for all. Ages 6-13 I $45 I July 6-10 I M on.-Fri. 1-5 p.m. I Southwood C o mmunity Center FOOTBALUAGILITY JUNE 8-12 I JUNE 15-19 Football speed, agili ty, strengt h and endurance training wit h an individual-focused, goal-oriented program that develops and enhances physical and mental performance. Participants will be provided a positive training environment t hat enables t hem to become better athletes. Ages 4-5 I $35 I June 8-12 I Mon.-Fri. 9-10:15 a.m. I Lincoln Rec reation Center Ages 6-13 I $35 I June 8 -12 I M o n.-Fri. 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. I Lincoln Recreation Center Ages 4-5 I$35I June15-19 I M o n.-Fri. 9-10:15 a.m. I So uthwood C o mmunity Center Ages 6-13 I $35 I June 15-19 I Mon.-Fri. 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. I Southwood Community Center FROZEN I JULY 22 Make snowballs in July using science -and have a snowball fight! Campers need to bring a snack and drink. Ages 6-13 I $25 I July 22 I Wed. 1-5 p.m. I Southwood Community Center FUTURE FASHIONISTA JUNE 15-19 An introductory course into the glamorous life of fashion design and production . Learn how to create a fabulous product from conception to completion while getting great advice from industry professionals. Camp concludes with a showcase and field trip. Will need shoe size when registering. Ages 10-13 I $35 I June 15-18 I M o n.-Thu. 1-4 p.m. I Lincoln Recreation Center GOLF CAMP JUNE 1-5 I JULY 6-10 Golf skills instruct ion with an emphasis on t he fundamentals of putting , chipping, pitching, full swings, and general golf knowledge . The athletic skills needed to hit golf balls are presented and developed in a fun , active way. Eq uipment is provided. Ages 4-5 I $35 I June 1-5 I Mon.-Fri. 9-10:15 a.m. I Southwood Community Center Ages 6-13 I $35 I June1-5 I M o n.-Fri. 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. I Southwood Community Center Ages 4-5 I $35 I July 6-10 I Mon.-Fri. 9-10:15 a.m. I Lincoln Recreati o n Center Ages 6-13 I $35 I July 6-10 I Mon.-Fri. 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. I Lincoln Recreation Center HARRY POTIER MAGIC I JULY 20 Muggles will make potions, learn how to duel, play a game of Quidditch and meet several magical animals . Come to class dressed as your favorite Harry Potter character. Campers need to bring a snack and drink. Ages 6-13 I $25 I July 20 I Mon. 1-5 p.m. I Southwood Community Center IMPROV-A-GANZA THEATRIC CAMP JULY 20-24 L earn the basics of acting through fun and creative theater games, scene and character development, movement, improvisation and more! Ages 6-15 I $35 I July 20-24 I M o n.-Fri. 9 a.m.-12 p.m. I Lincoln Recreation Center JEWELRY DESIGN JULY 22-26 A fun and informative introduction to designing and fashioning leather-crafted and bead jewelry. Ages 13-15 I $40 I July 22-26 I Mon.-Fri. 9-11 :30 a.m. I Linco ln Recreation Center Ages 10-12 I $40 I July 22-26 I Mon.-Fri. 1 :30-4 p.m. I Lincoln Recreation Center 979 .764.3486 I parks@cstx.gov I COLLEGE STATION PARKS & RECREATION GUIDE I 11 SUMMER CAMP SCHEDULE (CONTINUED) KIDS KITCHEN CHEMISTRY JULY 13-17 A yummy camp for boys and g irls who like science and fun foods. Make homemade ice cream, cotton candy, rock candy and secret fizzy and fun concoctions while discovering the secrets of Kitchen Chemistry. Ages 6-13 I $45 I July 13-17 I Mon.-Fri. 1-5 p.m. I Southwood Community Center MIME PRAISE DANCE JULY 13-17 Learn the concepts and techniques of portraying a character through body movement (miming) while perform ing to gospel or inspirational music. The camp will also include how to apply miming makeup, improv and probing sessions. All camp participants wil l receive at-shirt and makeup. The camp will conclude with a showcase of performances. Ages 6-15 I $35IJuly13-17 I Mon.-Fri. 1-4 p.m. Lincoln Recreation Center MYTHBUSTERS I JULY 24 Come join us to experience our own version of Mythbusters: Can a lemon really light up a battery? Can you create a geyser w ith a bottle of soda? Use the principles of science to confirm or debunk the myths. Campers need to bring a snack and drink. Ages 6-13 I $25 I July 24 I Fri. 1-5 p.m. I Southwood Community Center OUTDOOR WILDERNESS SURVIVAL DAY CAMP JUNE 1-5 I JUNE 22-26 I JULY 20-24 Join us for a week-long outdoor survival adventure day camp! We w ill teach outdoor survival skills and p lay games to in crease each camper's awareness of the outdoors. Campers should bring a water bottle, snack and arrive with sunscreen on each day. Activities are conducted in a safe environment. Campers need to bring a snack and drink. Day 1: Explore Indian and pioneer culture. Learn to find and build shelter, discover ways to keep from 12 I COLLEGE STATION PARKS & RECREATION GUIDE I Summer 2015 getting lost, and search for and identify ed ible and med ic inal w il d p lants. Day 2: Discover how to find and purify water for drinking, make a fire by friction, track animals, and make Indian hunting tools. Day 3: Learn how to make rope, survival baskets, bows and arrows , and primitive an imal traps and snares. Also learn how to throw spears. Day 4: Learn outdoor woodsmen skills to enable us to better observe w il dlife. Pract ice fire building skills and how to light a campfire w ith only one match. Day 5: Make soap and toothpaste out of native plants and learn t he techniques needed for campfire cooking. Week ends with a final rev iew and graduation when each camper rece ives an Indian arrowhead . Ages 6-13 I $135 I June 1-5 I Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-12 p.m. I Stephen C. Beachy Central Park Ages 6-13 I $135 I June 22-26 I Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Stephen C. Beachy Central Park Ages 6-13 I $135 I July 20-24 I Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-12 p.m. I Stephen C. Beachy Central Park PROJECT WILD JUNE 8-12 An invitation to explore and understand the fasc inating world of wildlife. Engage in hands-on activities such as Grasshopper Gravity, Bearly Growing, Oh Deer, M icrotrek Treasure Hunt, Birds of Prey and much more! Campers need to bring a snack and drink. Ages 6-13 I $35 I June 8-12 I Mon.-Fri. 1-5 p.m. I Southwood Community Center SECRET AGENT LAB JUNE 1-5 Calli ng all investigators to help us solve a mystery crime scene! Campers w ill hear from local detectives, use crime scene invest igation tool kits and explore science whil e building forensic science skills. Campers need to bring a snack and drink. Ages 6-13 I $35 I June 1-5 I Mon.-Fri. 1-5 p.m. I Southwood Community Center Register: Now-June 5. Participants receive a shirt. Ages 12-18 I June 8-25 I $140 I Mon. -Thu. 7-8 p.m. I Bee Creek Ages 12-18 I July13-30 I $140 I Mon. -Thu. 7-8 p.m. I Bee Creek ADULT BEGINNER TENNIS JUNE 9-JULY 28 Adult Beginner Tennis is a fun, active introduction to the game of tennis. Players will learn basic tennis strokes, scoring , and strategy. Participants will also engage in fun games each session to increase their enjoyment of the sport. Register: Now-June 5. Participants receive a shirt. Ages 16+ I June 9 -July 28 I $70 I Tue. 6-7 p.m. I Bee Creek COMPETITNE ADULT DRILL TENNIS JUNE 14-JULY 26 Competitive Adult Drill Tennis is for players who have received prior instruction by a tennis professional on the basics of tennis strokes, and who are interested in playing in tournaments or leagues. Each stroke will be covered through fun , active, live-ball drills and match play. Strategy and on-court tactics also w ill be discussed and integrated into drills. Register: Now-June 5. Participants receive a shirt. Ages 16+ I June 14 -July 26 I $90 I Sun. 2-3:30 p.m. I Bee Creek ADULT SOFTBALL LEAGUE SUMMER-MAY 26 I FALL-SEPT 8 The Men 's and Co-ed Slowpitch Softball Le ague is offered in the fall, spring and summer. Divisions include Men 's Competitive, Men 's Recreation , Co- ed Competitive, Co-Ed Recreation and Co-ed Sub o Homerun. Nights of plays are determinded by registered division. Includes an 8-game round-robin and a single elimination tournament. Register: Now-May 10 Late Registration ($20 late fee): May 11-15 Summer I Ages 16+ I Play begins May 26 $390/team I Veterans Park & Athletic Complex Register: July 13-Aug. 21 Late Registration ($20 late fee): Aug. 24-31 Fall I Ages 16+ I Play begins Sept. 8 $390/team I Veterans Park & Athletic Complex ADULT KICKBALL LEAGUE SUMMER-MAY 26 I FALL-SEPT 8 The Co-ed Kickbal l Le ague is offered in the fall, spring and summer. Teams can choose either Monday or Wednesday nights to play. Includes an 8-game round-robin and a single elimination tournament. Register: Now-May 10 Late Registration ($20 late fee): May 11-15 Summer I Ages 16+ I Play begins May 26 $390/team I Veterans Park & Athletic Complex Register: July 13-Aug. 21 Late Registration ($20 late fee): Aug. 24-31 Fall I Ages 16+ I Play begins Sept. 8 $390/team I Veterans Park & Athletic Complex ADULT VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE FALL SEPT 8 The Co-ed Volleyball Le ague is offered in the fall and spring. Teams may choose either Tuesday or Thursday nights to play. Divisions include Recreat ional , Intermediate and Power. Incl udes an 8-game round-robin and a double elimination tournament. Register: July 13-Aug. 21 Late Registration ($20 late fee): Aug. 24-31 Fall I Ages 16+ I Play begins Sept. 8 $21 O/team I CSISD Middle Schools NFL FLAG FOOTBALL NFL Flag Foot ball provides players a fun and exciting opportunity to engage in non-contact, continuous action while learning lessons in teamwork. Format is an 8-game round-rob in. Each player should accumulate a minimum of one full half of playing time for each game they attend. 979.764.3486 I parks@cstx.gov I COLLEGE STATION PARKS & RECREATION GUIDE I 15 ATHLETICS (CONTINUED) Players will be provided a N FL reversible logo jersey and one set of flags . Participants can choose either Monday/Wednesday or Tuesday/Thursday n ights of play. Regis t er: July 13-Aug. 28 Ages 6-12 I Practice beg ins Se pt. 14 I $70 Stephen C. B eachy C entral Park START SMART SPORTS SEPT 28 Start Smart Sports introduces 4 -6 year-olds to sports through a step-by-step approach that builds confidence and self -esteem in a fun , positive environment. As the program progresses and children show improvement, the skills are altered so t hat each child remains challenged. Parents w ill get t o s p end quality t ime wit h their child while learning how t o properly teach and support them in sports. Teams wi ll not play games , on ly scrimmages. Session is six weeks and participants can choose either Monday or Tuesday nights. Register: July 13-Aug. 28 Flag Football I Ages 4-5 Sessi o n b egins Sept. 28 I $50 Stephen C. B eachy C en t ral Park GIRLS VOLLEYBALL SEPT 28 The Girls Volleyball League in t roduces players to volleyball while providing a safe, fun environment t o learn the basic premises of t he game t hrough practices, teaching f undamental ski ll s, sport et hics and league competit ion. Format is an 8 -game round-robin. Players are guaranteed to p lay at least half of each match . Nights of play are Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. Register: July 13-Aug. 28 Ages 8-14 I Practice begins Sept. 28 I $60 CSISD Middle Sc hools CHALLENGER SPORTS JUNE 3-AUG 5 I SEPT 20-NOV 15 In coll ab oration with P roject Sunshine, Chall enger Sports provides a recreat ional program for special 16 I COLLEGE STATION PARKS & RECREATION GUIDE I Summer 2015 needs individuals and teaches them b owling, soccer and team sports. B owling ramp s are available for children who need help rolling the ball. Register: Now-June 10 Bowling I Ages 3+ I June 3-Aug. 5 I $15 Wed. I 2-4 p.m. I Grand Statio n Entertainment Register July 13-Sept . 10 Soccer I Ages 3+ I Sept. 20-Nov. 15 I $15 I Sun. 4-5:30 p.m. I Stephen C. Bea c hy Ce ntral Park ATHLETIC INFORMATION TEAM SIDELINE Check for schedules and results : teams ideline.com/collegestatio n BE A VOLUNTEER Coach yout h & challenger sports: cst x .g ov/sp o rtsvolunteer ATHLETIC FIELD STATUS Check for closures on game day: c st x .gov/fi elds tatus ATHLETIC PARTNERS T he Ci t y of Coll ege Stat ion partners with these organizations to provide youth with a variet y of athletic leagues. Please contact these organizations directly for details and registration information: BCS Soccer League .................................. bcssoccer.com Brazos Valley Futbol Club ............................. bvfutbol.com Brazos Valley Tennis ........................ brazosvalleytennis.org College Station Little League .... collegestationlittleleague.com Brazos Valley Juniors ........ eteamz.com/brazosvalleyjuniors Brazos Val ley Tennis ......................... brazosvalleytennis.org Brazos Valley Youth Soccer Association ..... cssoccer.com Brazos Valley Girls Softball ................................ bvgsa.org College Station Soccer Club ........................ cssoccer.com Dallas Texans Aggie land ........................ texanssoccer.com Texas Team Junior Golf ............................... texasteam.org AQUATICS {CONTINUED) YOUTH JUNIOR LIFEGUARD Youth learn water rescues, non-certified CPR/First Aid, facility operations and more. Course includes a whistle, lanyard , four-week pool pass and lunch for the last class. Re gis t e r: No w through first ses s ion day. Ages 9-11 I June 1-25 I $75 I Mon. & We d. 5:30-7:30 p .m. I Ada m son L a g o on Ages 9-11 I July 6-29 I $75 I M o n. & Wed. 5:30-7:30 p .m. I A dam son L agoon Ages 12-14 I June 1-25 I $75 I Tu e. & Thu. 5:3 0-7:30 p .m . I Ada m son L agoon Ages 12-14 I July 6 -29 I $75 I Tu e . & Thu. 5:3 0-7:30 p .m . I Ada m son L agoon TSUNAMI SWIM TEAM The goal of the summer swim team is to introduce participants to competitive swimm ing. Dual meets are held against teams from su rround ing areas. Qualifi ed swimmers will also have the opportunity to partic ipate in the TAAF Games of Texas. Participants must be able to swim the le ngth of a 25-yard pool (any stroke), and be registered in the CSISD or live in a city that does not have a swim team. Purchase of team sw im s u it is optional but encouraged. Reg is tration forms must be accompanied with entry fee and a copy of b irth certificate. If the swimmer partici pated in Ts unami in 2000 or later, a copy of their birth certificate is already on file. Fee will be waived for age 15-18 swi mmers who compete in at least three meets and vo lunteer with the team for two hours per w eek. A 50 percent fee reduction for participants whose parents work as stroke and turn judges at three or more meets. Regis t er: Now -July 10 Ages 4+ I Pract ice thro u g h July 31 I $150 M o n.-Fri. I Practice t i m es v a ry Ada m son Lagoon 18 I COLLEGE STATION PARKS & RECREATION GUIDE I Summer 2015 POOL PROMOTIONS JUNE 1 I BACK TO POOLS DAY Beach-themed p arty with games from 2-4 p.m. at Adamson Lagoon. JUNE 3 I AQUATIC HONOR ROLL NB CSISD honor roll gets in free at all pools. Must bring report card. JUNE 4-AUG. 6 (excludes July 2 & 30) FAMILY SWIM NIGHT T hursday nights are Family Swim N ight from 7:30-9:30 p.m. at Adamson Lagoon. Famil ies receive half-price admission. JUNE 10 I CSISD SCHOOL T-SHIRT DAY Get half-price admission with CSISD shirt at Adamson Lagoon. JUNE 21 I HAPPY FATHER'S DAY Happy Father's Day! Dads get in free at all pools. JUNE 17 I SHIPWRECKED LAGOON Dress like a p irate and get in free from 2-4 p.m. at Adam son Lagoon. JUNE 24 I TREASURE HUNT Fun p irate games from 2-4 p .m . at Adamson Lagoon. JULY 4 I INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION Games every hour, duck derby, noodle races from , 12-6 p.m. at Adamson Lagoon. JULY 8 I PIRATE DAY Dress like your favorite p irate character and get in free from 2-4 p .m. at Adamson Lagoon. JULY 15 I TWO CAN SWIM Bring in two can ned goods to receive half-pri ce admiss ion from 2-4 p.m. at Adamson Lagoon. All food items will go to the Brazos Vall ey Food Bank. JULY 22 I DOUBLE DIP DAY Receive free ice cream with admission from 2-4 p.m. at Adamson Lagoon. JULY 29 I CHRISTMAS IN JULY Christmas pictures with Santa and ornament decorating from 2-4 p.m. at Adamson Lagoon. SWIM LESSONS It is important to review all sections of the Swim Parent Handbook before enrolling your child in lessons. To determine swi m lev el, ask y ourself "Can my child perform all of the skills listed in this class?" If the answer is yes, then enroll your child in the next level. If the answer is no, then that is the level in w h ich they shou ld enro ll. View handbook on li ne at cs tx.gov/sw i m . Registratio n open s M ay 4 at rectrac .cstx.gov or visit Stephen C. Beachy Cent ra l Park Office, located at 1000 Krenek Tap Rd . in Colle ge St ation , Monday-Friday from a a.m. - 5 p .m . Session I Session II Session Ill Session IV SessionV* June 2-12 June 16-26 June 30-July 10 July 14-24 Aug. 4-14 ADAMSON LAGOON TU E.-F RI., TU E.-FRI. TU E.-FRI., TU E.-FRI. TUE.-FRI., TUE.-FRI. TUE.-FRI., TUE.-FRI. TUE.-FRI., TU E.-FR I. •(NO 11 OR 11 :30 AM. CLASSES OFFERED SESSION V) Pa re nt & Child I 6-35 mos. 1-V I 10, 10:30, 11 , 11 :30 a.m. 30 min. I $40/$ao Pa r e nt & Presch ool I 3-5 yrs. 1-V I 9:30 a.m. I 30 min. I $40/$ao Presch ool I 3-5 yrs. 1-V I a , a:30-1 1 :30 a.m. I 25 m in. I $40/$aO L e v e l 1 I 6+ yrs. 1-V I a, 9, 10, 11 a.m. I 45 m in . I $45/$90 L e v e l 2 I 6+ yrs. 1-V I a, 9 , 10, 11 a.m. I 45 min. I $45/$90 L ev e l 3 I 6+ yrs. 1-V I a, 9, 10, 11 a.m. I 45 min. I $45/$90 Le v el 4 I 6+ yrs. 1-V I a, 9 , 10, 11 a.m. I 45 min. I $45/$90 Junio r Beginner I 12+ yrs. 1-V I a a.m. I 45 min. I $45/$90 A d ult B e g i nne r I 16+ yrs. 1-V I a a.m. I 45 min. I $45/$90 Wa t e r Saf e ty Ins t. Aide I 12+ yrs. 1I10 a.m. I 2 hrs. I FRE E CINDY HALLAHAN POOL Presch ool I 3-5 yrs. 1-V I a, a:30-11 :30 a.m. I 25 min. I $40/$aO Le v e l 1 I 6+ yrs. 1-V I a, 9, 10, 11 a.m. I 45 min. I $45/$90 Le v e l 2 I 6+ yrs. 1-V I a, 9, 10, 11 a.m. I 45 m in. I $45/$90 Le v e l 3 I 6+ yrs. 1-V I a , 9 , 10, 11 a.m. I 45 min . I $45/$90 Le v e l 4 I 6+ yrs. 1-V I a, 9, 10, 11 a.m. I 45 min . I $45/$90 Pa r e nt & Child I 6-35 mos. 1-V I 6:15 p.m. I 30 min. I $40/$aO Presch ool I 3-5 yrs. 1-V I 6, 6:30, 7 , 7:30 p.m. I 25 m in . I $40/$aO Le v e l 1 I 6+ yrs. 1-v I 6:3o, 7:3o p.m. I 45 min. I $45/$90 Le v e l 2 I 6+ yrs. 1-V I 6:30 , 7:30 p.m. I 45 m in . I $45/$90 Le v e l 3 I 6+ yrs. 1-v I 6:3o, 7:3o p.m. I 45 m in. I $45/$90 THOMAS POOL Pa r e nt & C hild I 6-35 mos. 1-V I 6:15 p.m. I 30 min. I $40/$aO Pa r e nt & Presch ool I 3-5 yrs. 1-V I 6:15 p.m. I 30 min. I $40/$aO Presch ool I 3-5 yrs. 1-V I 6, 6:30, 7 , 7:30 p.m. I 25 m in . I $40/$80 Le v e l 1 I 6+ yrs. 1-V I 6:30 , 7:30 p .m . I 45 m in . I $45/$90 Le v e l 2 I 6+ yrs. 1-V I 6:30 , 7:30 p.m. I 45 m in . I $45/$90 979 .764.3486 I parks@cstx.gov I COLLEGE STATION PARKS & RECREATION GUIDE I 19 AQUATICS (CONTINUED) Level 3 I 6+ yrs. 1-V I 6:30, 7:30 p.m. I 45 min. I $45/$90 Level 4 I 6+ yrs. 1-v I 7:3o p.m. I 45 min. I $45/$90 ADULT WATER FITNESS These classes provide enjoyable and effective exercise to increase cardiopu lmonary capacity, streng th and flexibility. Ages 15 and older, physically fit, pre-natal, post-natal, post- operative, those with arthritis, those with muscle injuries or sedentary individuals are invited to join. Ages 15+ I June 1-Aug. 21 I Mon.-.Fri 9-10 a.m. I Cindy Hallaran Pool $50 for 25 exercise sessions. Passes can be purchased at any time and are good only for the 2015 season. Participants must submit required l1ealth history form on the first day of class. AMERICAN RED CROSS LIFEGUARD TRAINING PROGRAM Are you at least 15 years old and looking for a great summer job or challeng ing career? Get lifeguard certified! Through videos, group discussion and hands-on practice, you will learn patron rescue, surveillance skills, first aid and CPR/AED. Part icipants will receive a two-year CPR/AED certification and two-year lifeg uarding certification. Register: Now-May 21 I Course length: 25 hours, 20 minutes I Course Fee: $150 QUALIFICATIONS • Candidates must be at least 15 years old and pass certain swimming requirements. To work for the City of College Station, candidates must be at least 16 years old. • Candidates must be of mature and dependable character. 20 I COLLEGE STATION PARKS & RECREATION GUIDE I Summer 2015 • Candidates must swim 300 yards continuously, using these strokes in the following order: 100 yards of front crawl using rhythmic breathing and a stab ili zing , propellant kick. Rhythmic breathing can be performed either by breathing to the side or to the front; 100 yards of breaststroke using a pull , breath, kick and glide sequence; 100 yards of either the front crawl or breaststroke. The 100 yards may be a combination of front crawl or breaststroke (no t ime requirement). • Starting in the water, candidates must swim 20 yards using the front crawl or breaststroke, surface dive 7-10 feet, retrieve a 10-pound object, return to the surface, swim 20 yards back to the starting point while maintaining two hands on the object and exit the water without using a ladder or steps, within 1 minute, 40 seconds. • Candidates must attend every session at the t imes listed by the facility. Attendance does not guarantee lifeguard cert ification. Candidates must pass written and practical exams. You may download a li feguard manual or purchase required books from redcrossstore.org. SCHEDULE Be prepared to enter the water on all days. Class 3 Fri. I May 8 I 5-10 p.m. CSISD Natatorium Sat. I May 9 I 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Southwood Community Center Sun. I May 10 I 9 a.m.-8 p.m. CSISD Natatorium Class 4 Fri. I May 22 I 5-10 p.m. I CSISD Natatorium Sat. I May 23 I 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Southwood Community Center Sun. I May 24 I 9 a.m.-8 p.m. CSISD Natatorium LIBRA y (CONTINUED) 3rd-4th Grade I Free I Tue. June 2-July 14 12-3 p.m. 3rd-4th Grade I Free I Tue. July 21 & 28 I 4-5 p.m. CHILDREN'S ACTMTIES Children can enjoy special weekly stories, activities and crafts by age level. Children age 2-5 can "Be a Hero! Read," and 6-10-year-olds will enjoy fun Kidtivities. Ages 2-5 I Free I Thu. I June-July I 11 a.m. Ages 6-10 I Free I Thu. I June-July 2 p.m. CHILDREN'S EVENTS Enjoy fun child ren's activities including a magician, juggler, painting and more. Some events have minimum ages, and space is li mited on indoor activities. Receive a free ticket starting 30 minutes prior to each show. No tickets needed for Sports Palooza and Wild About Wildlife. Ages 3+ I Monty the Magician I Free I Tue. June 2 I 10 a.m. All Ages I Matt Tardy the Juggler I Free Tue. I June 9 I 10 a.m. All Ages I Cowboy Bob: Rope Tricks I Free Tue. I June 16 I 10 a.m. Ages 3+ I Pinot's Palette: Painting I Free Tue. I June 23 I 10 a.m. All Ages I Sports Palooza: Outside games I Free Tue. I June 30 I 10 a.m. All Ages I Bug Day I Free I Tue. July 7 I 10 a.m. All Ages I Clue, the Library Game I Free Sat. I July 11 I 2-4 p.m. All Ages I Music Madness I Free Tue. I July 14 I 2-4 p.m. 24 I COLLEGE STATION PARKS & RECREATION GUIDE I Summer 2015 Ages 3+ I Move Your Tale: Improvisation I Free Tue. I July 21 I 10 a.m. & 2 p.m. Ages 5+ I TAMU Chemistry Road Show I Free Tue. I July 28 I 10 a.m. &2 p.m. All Ages I Wild About Wildlife I Free Sat. I Aug. 1 I 9-11 a.m. TWEEN EVENTS We have some programs specifically for tweens. Costumes are allowed at our superheroes p rogram, and we will have lots of fun supplies at our crafts program. Come hang out with other kids your age. 5-7th Grade I Superheroes I Free Fri. I June 26 I 12:30-1:30 p.m. 5-7th Grade I Crafts I Free Fri. I July 10 I 12:30-1:30 p.m. TEEN/TWEEN ICE CREAM PARTY & BOOK SWAP Bring a teen or tween book and trade it for one brought by someone else. Used books are welcome. Make and eat your own ice cream sundae! 5-7th Grade I Free I Fri. I June 19 12:30-1 :30 p.m. TEEN/TWEEN EVENTS Teens and tweens in 5th-12th grade can participate in monthly events designed specifically for them. 5-12th Grade I Lights! Camera! Action! I Free Sat. I May 2 I 2-4 p.m. 5-12th Grade I iTreats I Free Mon. I June 8 I 6-8 p.m. 5-12th Grade I 2015 Wild Summer Olympics Free I Sat. I June 13 I 2-4 p.m. 5-12th Grade I Trapped in the Library for the Darkest Night Ever I Free I Sat. I June 22 6:30-11 p.m. 5-12th Grade I Outside the Xbox I Free Mon. I July 6 I 6-8 p.m. 5-12th Grade I Ready, Se t, Dance! I Free Mon. I July 20 I 6-8 p.m. 5-12th Grad I Color Clash -Bring white T-shirt Free I Sat. I July 25 I 2-4 p.m. TEEN/TWEEN POOL PARTY Final summer program for teens and tweens is our annual Teen!fween Pool Party. Swimming and refreshments are free. Participants must attend at least two Bryan+College Station Public Library System teen or tween programs and have a signed permission s lip. 5-12th Grade I Free I Mon. Aug. 3 I 7:30-9:3 0 p.m. I Adamson Lagoon SERIES OF UNFORTUNATE TEEN CONTESTS Teens and tweens in 5th-12th grade can participate in monthly contests. Entries must be your own work and will be judged on their creativity. Turn entries in at the Youth Services desk by the last day of the month. Include your name, phone number and email. Winners will be contacted. Book Cover Illustration I Due May 31 Pick a published book, design a new cove r and turn in your illustration. The winner will receive a set of colored pencils. Guess the Book Cover I Due June 30 Guess the book by only the cover. Book covers are on sheets available at the library and on the library web site. Tu rn in your answers and you r contact info. A winner will be drawn if there is a tie. Th e winner will get a free book. Art C o mpetiti o n: What is Green? I Due July 31 Draw, paint, sculpt, collage, use colored pencils to express what green means to you. The winner gets a colored pencil set. Matc h S o ngs to a B ook I Due Sept. 30 Make believe you are making a play list for a teen book to be made into a movie. Turn in your list of songs and the title of the book, along with your name and contact information . The winner gets a CD of their choice. ANIME CLUB FOR TEENS Our monthly an ime club meets once a month to watch Japanese animation, rated PG to TV-1 4. Free refreshments are served. Talk about your favorite anime and manga. 5-12th Grade I Free I Thu. May 28, June 25, July 30, Aug. 27 I 4-5:30 p.m. TEEN ADVISORY BOARD (TAB) Tee ns in 7th-12th grade can ap ply to help plan tee n events. Our current selectio n of teen p rograms was largely developed by members of our Tee n Advisory Board. Appli cations are availabl e at the library and on line. Virtual participation is also possible for those who cannot attend meetings b ut would like to give suggestions through email. 7-12th Grade I Free I Mon. June 8 & July 6 I 5-6 p.m. 7-12th Grade I Free I Mon. June 22 I 5:30-6:30 p.m. 7-12th Grade I Free I Sat. July 25 I 1-2 p.m. TEENS PUBLISH Do you love the idea of developing your own novella, short story, graphic novel, ill ustration s, comics, verse work or memoir? Whether you are working on your first project or are ready to move forward with p lacing your work on the shelves , Teens Publish offers real world experience to aspiring writers and illustrato rs. This is a place to take creative work seriously. Bring your own creative tools --pen , paper, laptop, etc. If you need to use a library laptop, ask when you register and bring a USB flash drive with you. Come at the level you are. Learn to polish your work until it is exceptional. Change how you feel about writing and find your voice. Join a community of like-minded individuals to achieve you r creative goals. 979.764.3486 I parks@cstx.gov I COLLEGE STATION PARKS & RECREATION GUIDE I 25 LIB A y (CONTINUED) You will complete one polished piece by the end of the eight-week program. Reg istration is required. The program will be led by author Molly Blaisdell, who also writes as Cece Barlow. 7-12th Grade I Free I Wed. June 3, 10, 17, 24 & July 8, 15, 22, 29 I 2:30-5 p.m. ADULT SUMMER PHOTO CONTEST: HEROES Photographers ages 18 and up are invited to enter up to three photos in our summer photography contest. Th is year's theme is heroes. Photos of people requ ire a signed photo release available from the library. No entry fee. Photos should be printed 5x7 and do not need to be matted or framed. Photos will be displayed at the library in early August. Ages 18+ I Free I Entry Dates: June-July AFTERNOON BOOK CLUB The Afternoon Book Club meets once a month to discuss a book. Usually everyone reads the same title, but the July meeting will be an open book club to discuss what everyone is currently reading. Club members also help select books for future meetings. See our website for a list of books we have discussed. Ages 18+ I Free I First Tue May -Aug. I 5:30-7 p.m. LIBRARY READING GROUP The Library Reading Group meets once a month to discuss books. Titles and formats are eclect ic. For a list of titles previously discussed, see our website. This group meets just before closing and stays after hours. If you arrive late, go to the exterior door (front left as you face the building) and knock to be let in. Ages 18+ I Free I 3rd Thurs May-Aug. Meet & Greet I 6:45-7 p.m. I Book Discussion 7-8 p.m. 26 I COLLEGE STATION PARKS & RECREATION GUIDE I Summer 2015 May 21 -"When Books Went to War: The Stories That Helped Us Win World War II," by Molly Guptill M an n ing June 18-"Adventures of Huckleberry Finn," by Mark Twain July 16-"All the Light We Cannot See," by Anthony Doerr Aug. 20 -"Big Mama Didn't Shop at Woolworth's," by Sunny Nash ADULT SUMMER READING PROGRAM Join us for fun prog rams with other adults on Wednesday evenings this June and July. Ages 18+ I Summer Opening Party I Free Wed. I June 3 I 6 p.m. Ages 18+ I Cards for Soldiers* I Free Wed. I June 10 I 6 p.m. Ages 18+ I Movie I Free Wed. I June 17 I 6 p.m. Ages 18+ I Jewelry Guild* I Free Wed. I June 24 I 6 p.m. Ages 18+ I Poetry Workshop* I Free Wed. I July 1 I 6 p.m. Ages 18+ I Superhero Craft* I Free Wed. I July a I 6 p.m. Ages 18+ I Line Dancing* I Free Wed. I July 15 I 6 p.m. Ages 18+ I Movie I Free Wed. I July 22 I 6 p.m. Ages 18+ I Quiz Night* I Free Wed. I July 29 I 6 p.m. *Registration required FREE COMPUTER CLASSES Join us for free beginning computer classes. Topics vary by week and registration is not required. Computer classes will be taught on laptops in the library's front meeting room. Ages 18+ I Computer Basics I Free Fri. I May 1 I 9:30-11 :30 a.m. Ages 18+ I Windows 8 (bring computer) Free I Fri. I May 8 I 9:30-11 :30 a.m. Ages 18+ I Introduction to MS Word Free I Fri. I May 15 I 9:30-11:30 a.m. Ages 18+ I iPad users group (bring iPad} Free I Fri. I May 22 I 9:30-11 :30 a.m. Ages 18+ I Internet I Free Fri. I May 29 I 9:30-11 :30 a.m. Ages 18+ I Internet I Free Fri. I June 12 I 9:30-11:30 a.m. Ages 18+ I Intro to MS Word I Free Fri. I June 19 I 9:30-11:30 a.m. Ages 18+ I iPad users group (bring iPad) Free I Fri. I June 26 I 9:30-11 :30 a.m. Ages 18+ I Internet I Free Fri. I July 10 I 9:30-11:30 a.m. Ages 18+ I Intro to MS Word I Free Fri. I July 17 I 9:30-11:30 a.m. Ages 18+ I Intro to MS Word I Free Fri. I July 24 I 9:30-11:30 a.m. Ages 18+ I Q&A I Free Fri. I July 31 I 9:30-11 :30 a.m. Ages 18+ I Computer Basics I Free Fri. I Aug. 7 I 9:30-11 :30 a.m. Ages 18+ I Internet I Free Fri. I Aug. 14 I 9:30-11:30 a.m. Ages 18+ I Intro to MS Word I Free Fri. I Aug. 21 I 9:30-11 :30 a.m. Ages 18+ I iPad users group (bring iPad} Free I Fri. I Aug. 28 I 9:30-11 :30 a.m. SPECIAL EVENTS LITERACY STARTS AT BIRTH WORKSHOPS Interactive reading readiness workshops focused on games, activities, songs and li teracy tips. Registration required. Parents & Children (to age 5) Free I Fri. I May 1 I 9:30-10:30 a.m. Parents Educators I Free Sat. I May 23 I 9:30-11 :30 a.m. I Mounce Library FAMILY MOVIES Enjoy free movies for the whole family. Call to find out movie titles and ratings. Refreshments are allowed. All Ages I Free I Sat. I May 16 & Aug. 8 2-4 p.m. All Ages I Free I Sun. I July 12 I 2-4 p.m. EVERY HERO HAS A STORY Fire trucks, police cars, rescue dogs, garbage trucks and more. Heroes in our community will be here to meet the community. All Ages I Free I Sat. I May 30 I 9-11 a.m. ANIME & MANGA WEEKEND Learn how to draw anime and manga artwork with guest artist Lee Ann Kurugant i. Bring your anime and manga artwork with you to show others. Watch a J apanese animated movie, rated PG or PG-13. The audience will select whether the movie will be watched with Eng lish audio {dubbed) or with Japanese audio and Eng lish subtitles. All Ages I Anime & Manga Artwork I Free Sat. I June 6 I 2-4 p.m. All Ages I Anime Movie I Free Sun. I June 7 I 2-4 p.m. 979.764.3486 I parks@cstx.gov I COLLEGE STATION PARKS & RECREATION GUIDE I 27 SOUTHWOOD (CONTINUED) BEGINNING LINE DANCE WORKSHOP A free wor kshop for b eg inners. Learn the step s and t erm inology. Ages 55+ I Free I 1st-3rd Mon. I 10:30-11:30 a.m. FOREVERSIZE Forevers ize encourages individuals to adopt healthy lifestyle practic es wi t h helpf ul tips on nutrit ion and exercise. Ages 55+ I Free I M o n./Wed. I 1 :30-3 p.m. BLUEGRASS JAM SESSION If you like t o listen t o B lueg rass music o r play a string instrume nt , this jam session is for you. All levels welcome, including beginners. Ages 55+ I Free I Tue. I 1 :30-3:30 p.m. 42 DOMINOES B eginne r and experienced players are welcomed. A teacher wil l be on hand t each the game t o beginners or those who need a practice game. Ages 55+ I Free I Thu. I 9:30-11 :30 a.m. LEARN TO PLAY 42 All seniors interested in learning how to play t he game are invited to a free learning session each w eek. Ages 55+ I Free I Wed. I 9:30-11:30 a.m. MOVIE & POPCORN Enjoy newly re leased films and popcorn wit h friends for free . No reg istration is requi re d . Open to all o lder adults. Ages 55+ I Free I 3rd Thu. I 1-3 p.m. BRIDGE B eginne rs and exper ienced players are welcomed . Ages 55+ I Free I Fri. I 9 a.m.-12 p.m. GAME DAY P lay b ridge and othe r board games. B eginners and experie nced p layers are welcomed. Ages 55+ I Free I 1st & 3rd Fri. I 12-3 p.m. 30 I COLLEGE STATION PARKS & RECREATION GUIDE I Summer 2015 BINGO & BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION Celebrat e b irthdays for the month with cake and a game of b ingo. Pri z es will be awarded . Ages 55+ I Free I Last Fri. I 1-2:30 p.m. SPECIAL EVENTS SUMMER DANCE Enjoy an evening of dancing for free with a li ve DJ , light refreshments and door p r izes . Ages 55+ I Free I Thu. I M ay 7 I 7-9 p.m. INS & OUTS OF MEDICARE SEMINAR The Brazos Valley A rea Agency on Ag ing p rovides benefits counselors to assist you wit h health insurance options. L earn the basics of Medicare with Lead B en efi t s Counselor Stacey Urbanczyk. Ages 55+ I Free I Tue . I June 16 I 10-11 a.m. ICE CREAM SOCIAL WITH COLLEGE STATION FIRE DEPARTMENT Cool off with an ice cream sundae and le arn im p ortant saf ety tips with the College Stat ion Fi re Department. Ages 55+ I Free I Wed. I June 24 I 2-3 p.m. WATERMELON SOCIAL WITH COLLEGE STATION POLICE DEPARTMENT T he Colleg e Stat ion Police Department Community En hancement Unit will share safety tips and awareness of the latest scams. Ages 55+ I Free I Wed. I July 15 I 2-3 p.m. CELEBRATE NATIONAL SENIOR CITIZENS DAY & NATIONAL WAFFLE DAY BREAKFAST All seniors are invited to enjoy a fre e waffle b re akfast in celebration of Senior Citizens Day and Waffle Day. Ages 55+ I Free I M o n. I Aug. 24 I 9-10 a.m. COMMUNITY PROGRAMS Ready to learn a new hobby or skill? Join these educational classes geared specifically for seniors at the Southwood Senior Center. Early bird registration will be Saturday, May 2 from 9 a.m. -12 p.m. at the Lincoln Recreation Center at 1000 Eleanor St. Reg ular registration will begin May 4 at rectrac.cstx.gov, or visit the Stephen C. Beachy Central Park Office at 1000 Krenek Tap Road on weekdays from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. No residency restrictions. DRAWING Begi nning drawing class designed to give students a solid foundation in the basics of drawing, including basic theory, perspective and principles for compositions. Basic drawing supplies are required. Progress at your own pace. Ages 55+ I $45 I Mon. June 1-July 6 I 10 a.m.-12 p.m. PORTRAIT DRAWING A great opportunity to explore the art of portrait drawing. Discover your talents while learning to draw portraits. Basic drawing supplies are required. Ages 55+ I $45 I Mon. July 13-Aug. 11 I 10 a.m. -12 p.m. ACRYLIC PAINTING Learn the basic techniques of painting, including base coating , brush care, brushstrokes and more. Experiment with different media and surfaces to practice strokes and techniques. Each class will incorporate different painting subjects. Supply list provided at sign up. Ages 55+ I $45 I Wed. June 3 -July 8 I 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Ages 55+ I $45 I Wed. July 15-Aug. 19 I 9 a.m.-12 p.m. WATERCOLOR I Take this beginner's course and get your brush moving. Focus on basic painting tools and materials, watercolor painting techniques, composition, color theory and the art of watercolor. Supplies will be discussed during the first class meeting. Basic drawing skills are needed for this class. Ages 55+ I $45 I Tue. June 2-July 14 (skip 6/16) I 9 a.m. -12 p.m. WATERCOLOR II A continuation class in the study of watercolor. B ring your basic watercolor supplies to the first class. Ages 55+ I $45 I Tue. July 21-Aug. 25 I 9 a.m. -12 p.m. HELP FOR IPAD USERS Do you have an iPad or similar device you need help in learning how to use? Bring your iPad to learn how to get the most out of technology. Discover the world at your fingertips. Ages 55+ I Free I Mon. I May 11 I 9-10 a.m. Ages 55+ I Free I Tue. I June 9 I 9-10 a.m. Ages 55+ I Free I Tue. I Aug. 11 I 9-10 a.m. COMPUTERS 101 A great learning experience in the world of computers. We will start with the basics and progress to software, email , creating and saving files, editing and p rinting . Ages 55+ I $45 I Mon./Wed. June 8-1719-10:30 a.m. Ages 55+ I $45 I Mon./Wed. Aug. 10-19 19-10:30 a.m. COMPUTERS 102 A continuation for the students of Computers 101 979.764.3486 I parks@cstx.gov I COLLEGE STATION PARKS & RECREATION GUIDE I 31 36 I COLLEGE STATION PARKS & RECREATION GUIDE I S ummer 2015 FACILITY RENTAL {CONTINUED) ADAMSON LAGOON POOL 979. 764.3735 I 1900 Anderson Adamson Lagoon Poo l is an Olympic-size swimming pool with two large water slides and a separate baby pool. Facilities include aquatic offices, bath house and concessions. The tropical atmosphere in this exciting, mini-water park provides a pleasant and safe environment. Pool Reservations (Two Hour) Non-Resident ............................................ $650-$1,200 Resident ......................................................... $325 -$600 Pavilion/Table Reservations Limit 3 tables per pavi lion party: 1 ($20), 2 ($35) & 3 ($50). Must pay fee + admission. CINDY HALLAHAN POOL 979.764.3787 I 1600 Rock Prairie Rd. Cindy Hallaran Pool is a 25-yard, zero-depth swimming pool with a beach entry in the shallow end that gently slopes to an overall depth of 4 feet in the deep end. The shallow pool provides a pleasant and safe environment , espec ially for families with younger children . Pool Reservati ons (Two Hour) Non-Resid ent ................................................ $300-$650 Resident ......................................................... $150-$325 Pavilion/Table Reservations Li mit 3 tables per pavilion party: 1 ($20), 2 ($35) & 3 ($50). M ust pay fee+ admission. THOMAS POOL 979. 764.3721 I 1300 James Pkwy. Thomas Pool is a 25-meter swimming pool that includes a small tube slide and deep en d. Tucked into a quiet neighborhood park, the pool provides a pleasant and safe environment. Pool Reservations (Two Hour) Non-Resident ............................................... $300-$650 Resident ........................................................ $150-$325 Pavilion/Table Reservations Li mit 3 tables per pavilion party: 1 ($20), 2 ($35) & 3 ($50). M ust pay fee+ admission. 979.764.3486 I park s@cstx.gov I COLLEGE STATION PARKS & RECREATION GUIDE I 37