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Summer-Fall 2009 Eagan Parks & Recreation 0007 Summer/Fall 2009 o .fi(~pt .www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Table of Contents For Everyone Teens (Ages 12-19) Welcome to Summer Caponi Art Park .......................................8 Club Oasis 55 Value . . . right outside your door. Community Groups ................................7 Eagan Art House.............................61-64 Eagan Art House .............................14-16 Skating Lessons................................10-11 Don't let summer slip away without Eagan Fun Run ........................................5 Tennis ...............................................52-54 discovering some of the value Eagan Parks & Recreation offers in all areas Eagan Market Fest ...............................1-4 Adults of the City. Did you know that E-TV Classes ............................................9 Golf Lessons 13 Adult Sports 57 there is a stocked fishing lake within mile of nearly every household Holz Farm ................................................6 Adult Trips 61 one July 4th Funfest ........................................6 Eagan Art House 61-64 in Eagan? The City's water quality Puppet Wagon 16 Eagan Men's & Women's Chorus...... 60 staff works year-round to make sure Skating Lessons ................................10-11 Fitness BootcamP 60 that all residents have healthy natural Private Tennis Lessons 12 Golf 58 waters in which to fish, kayak, canoe Skating Lessons ................................10-11 or simply enjoy the view from an Tennis ................................................58-59 adjacent trail. Many of the larger Preschool (Ages 0-6) lakes have informational kiosks that Eagan Art House 20 55 plus/Seniors offer information about the City's Eaganetts 24 Little Mates at Cascade Bay 21 General Information............................ 65 water quality efforts. Take a walk Health & Wellness 68 to explore this wonderful value! Parent/Child Classes .......................20-21 Preschool Camps 26 55 Alive Classes.................................... 66 Preschool Classes ............................17-19 South Metro Senior Expo................... 66 As a department, we strive to be Preschool Open Gym 21 Tennis 69 innovated through new programs and services. Our entire staff would Skating Lessons ................................10-11 Summer in the Park 5&6 yrs old 28 Registration appreciate any suggestions you may T-Ball ...............................................23,25 Information ......................................70-71 have to improve our value to the Tenors Lessons 22 Recreation Hotline .........................59, 59,71 community. Please feel free to call Registration Form 72 me at 651-675-5500 or email web- Youth (Ages 6-12) master ci ofeagan.com with your Adapted Programs 27 suggestions and recommendations. Camps 30-34, 39-41 Eagan Art House .............................46-51 r 7 City Juh Seydell Johnson Eaganettes 24 ~ ~ Director of Parks & Recreation Fishing WorkshoP/Clinic ....................40 of Golf ...................................................43-45 Mad Science of Minnesota 34 Skating Lessons ................................10-11 Data Privacy Act Summer in the Park (SIP) ..............28-29 In accordance with the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act, the Parks & T-Ball 25 Recreation Department hereby informs you that the personal information we are Tennis Lessons & Camps ...............41-43 requesting of you and/or your child or guardian on our registration form is now con- sidered private. Private data is available to you and to City staff who need to have this Cascade Bay 35 information to perform their duties, but not to the public. While you may choose to Little Mates 21 withhold this data, the consequences could be that the City's recreation staff may not be able to complete your registration and/or you may not receive updated program Eagan Community Center ..............36-37 information, such as schedule changes. Fitness Bootcamp 60 . Eagan Parks & Recreation periodically takes pictures of participants in our classes, Fitness Memberships 37 during special events and in the parks. Please be aware that these photos may be used Room Rentals 36 in the City's brochures, pamphlets, or cable presentations. If you or your family mem- bers do not want to be photographed or published you must give us written notice. Eagan Civic Arena 38 Skating Lessons ................................10-11 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Eagan Market Fest 2009 "Community at its Best" Wednesdays, July 1- September 16 4:00 - 8:00 pm a Eagan Community Center Download a flyer, concert schedule & weekly activity newsletter at Jww.cityofeagan.com/marketfest Farmers Market (produce & specialty foods) Artisan Booths r Free Youth Art Projects Free Concerts & Entertainment In, Free Games & Activities Cooking Demonstrations (some weeks) Playground +11 a~ = Kowalski's Concession Stand • : III •3. ~ ~ ~ _ In Partnership with nrn + C I CITY & COUNTY CREDIT UNION • July 1 - Mark Starey & The Whiskey Roses, 4:00 - 7:00 pm 1420 Yankee Doodle Road • July 8 - Jazz vocalist, Thomasina, 4:00 - 5:00 pm & The Grand Big Band with 7h ImNIeeC vocalist Chad Magnuson, 6:00 - 8:00 pm • July 15 - Radio Disney Games & Music with lots of prize giveaways, 5:30 - 6:30 pm ThisvTpek and Will Hale & The Tadpole Band, 7:00 - 8:00 pm CGiiSpGT~76YS • July 22 - Blue Drifters Bluegrass Quartet, 5:00 - 8:00 pm • July 29 - Teen Battle of the Bands, 5:00 - 8:00 pm Ent# Il^nAArr lAtA ITCll • August 5 - Big Bob & The High Rollers, 5:30 - 8:00 pm t visit www.ciiyofeagan.com/marketfes • August 12 - Lehto & Wright, 5:30 - 8:00 pm to download the Vendor Prospectus & • August 19 - Eagan Dance & Martial. Arts Showcase, 4:00 - 8:00 pm Application for Vendor Consideration • August 26 - Thomasina's Jazz Band, 5:30 - 7:30 pm or questions call 651-675-5525 or email • September 2 @ Cascade Bay Water Park, Jay Walker & The Misdemeanors, kohillips&ci ofeagan.com. Submitted 4:00 - 8:00 pm applications are not guaranteed accep- tance into the market Final vendor • September 9 - Velvet Tones Choir, 5:30 - 6:45 pm decisions are made by the Market Fest • September 16 - TBA, 6:00 - 7:15 pm Coordinator and are based on many factors laid out in the vendor packet. 1 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Eagan Market Fest Grand Opening Celebration Wednesday, July 1 • 4:00 - 8:00 pm Central Park Festival Grounds & Eagan Rotary Band Shell i ,•!f at the Eagan Community Center For All A;~,-- ' Join us for the Grand Opening of the 3`a Annual Eagan Market Fest Event: 'ZZV ~,`'`•'Jl ``i~~i, • Musical Concert featuring Mark Starey & The Whiskey Roses, 4:00 - 7:00 pm °4~~ ~ • Farmer's Market - Produce, Specialty Foods & Artisan Booths (over 45+ vendors ,►~-,sii`~,~i/~Fy, Vii., , yN\ \ • FREE Eagan Market Fest Shopping Bag - while supplies last. ' • Kid's Art Project at the Eagan Art House Tent • NEW! Kowalski's Concession Stand Featuring Summer Favorites & Healthy Snack/Dinner Options • Playground & Walking Trails • Kid's Games and Activities Make an evening of it and bring your chairs/blankets and invite your family and friends. Visit www.ci~Lofeagan.com/marketfes t to download a flyer & concert schedule. Business Night at The Eagan Market Fest ~~~~Z+~ntzS~Q~7 ~p~u Q nr~ • ~na+4~~ p~elr GzsS,~'iv~~ ~c~nuna~c In addition to Market Fest's regular produce, specialty food and artisan booths, our Business Night at Market Fest will feature dozens of local Eagan businesses and non-profit associations showcasing their products and services. Many Business Night booths offer free giveaway items and contest sign-ups. • d 4:00 - 5:00 pm - Jazz vocalist, Thomasina who will sing a selection of jazz selections I reminiscent of Billie Holiday ~r t ` 6:00 - 8:00 pm - The Grand Big Band Lti featuring vocalist Chad Magnuson (Rat Pat Jazz Sounds of the 60's) f ` dy Business Night Vendor ej We are currently taking applications for Business Night vendors. This is a great way to gain exposure for your business or organization. The cost is $25 to participate (electric- ity is limited and is an additional $10). The business must be located in Eagan and other stipulations do apply. If interested, download the Business Night application and poli- ties at www.ci ofeagan.com/marketfest or call 651-675-5525. 2 AiN AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Eagan Market Fest Theme Nights Visit www.cityofeagan.com/marketfest for detailed weekly schedule Family Night at Eagan Market Fest family Night Essay Contest Wednesday, July 15.4:00 - 8:00 pm for Youth 5-13 Years old ' ~M a, ~r~• is Eau,- ~ z ~ DPIdl1np to 11~1111f1f 1, h0' Tonight we celebrate family! Invite your family, grand parents, friends and neighbors for an eve- p ning of activities to bring people together. Shop the Farmer's Market, take part in the evening of We want to know your favorite way to family activities and play together! Rain or shine. spend time together as a family. Essay's should begin with "My favorite way to 4:00 - 4:30 pm Thumbbody Children's Book Reading & Thumbprint Crafts spend time with my family is....". Chil- dren ages 5-13 years old as of July 6 4:00 - 5:00 pm Holz Farm Pedal Tractors 4:00 - 7:00 pm Lawn Games for the Entire Family may enter by typing or handwriting no more than a 150 word essay with an 8 4:00 - 8:00 pm Free Kid's Art Project 1/2" x 11" color drawing (crayons, col- 4:00 - 7:00 pm Free Family Photo (invite grandparents too! ored pencils, markers, etc. may be used 4:30 - 5:00 pm .......................................................Puppet Wagon Show - Eagan Parks & Recreation depicting the activity in their essay. 5:00 - 5:30 pm Kowalski 's Kid Friendly Snack Solutions Chef Demo & Tasting 5:30 - 6:30 pm .................Radio Disney Inflatable Trivia & Music with lots of prizes to giveaway Essay & drawing should list the child's 6:45 pm "Family Togetherness" Essay Winners Announced name, age (as of July 6), address, 7:00 - 8:00 pm Will Hale & The Tadpole Band (kid's music with air guitar fun phone number and email (if avail- able) and mail or drop off to: Eagan Parks & Recreation Dept, Attn: Fam- ! r ily Essay, 3830 Pilot Knob Rd, Eagan, MN, 55122 (Mon - Fri, 8 am - 4:30 pm) or you can also drop it off at the Eagan Community Center during open hours. Submissions must be received _ 7~A! ~r, ~ a by July 6 at 4:30 pm. Entries will be posted at Family Night at Market Fest on July 15. Winners in the following categories (5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-13) will be announced at Family Night at the Eagan Market Fest on stage at 6:45 pm. All entries will receive a ribbon and ' winners will receive a special prize. I Fw+'.. Did you know In two years, the Eagan Market Fest event has become one of our fastest growing free community events attracting more than 20,000 attendees over 12 weeks. 3 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Eagan Market Fest Theme Nights Visit www.cityofeagan.com/marketfest for detailed weekly schedule Preventative Health & Wellness Night Eagan Gives Back - WC Tonight celebrate healthy living! Community • Ask The Nutrionist • Fitness Demos Involvement Night • Free Health Screenings . i V1 a~~7 ~i mar ow t • Chef Demos featuring Kowalski s Eagan Executive Chef Tonight we celebrate living in Eagan! Oldie's Music Night • ECC Fitness Center Tours Come and learn how you can become ~1~~ • Cooking Contest (see below more involved. 'Ned, August 5 • 4-8 r, • Local Health Organizations Booths We're turning back the clock to celebrate the • Eagan Food Drive benefitt ng good of times. Join us for one of the most y Dakota Woodlands - Please bring a popular Market Fest theme nights. healthy tooling canned/boxed food item to donate. • Youth and adult community involve Wednesday, July Entertainment featuring the oldie's sounds ment opportunities. of Big Bob & The Highrolllers • Entertainment: Teen Battle of the • Outdoor Dance Area (show us your moves Calling all amateur cooks! Prepare your Bands. • Classic Car Show (vote for your favorites) favorite healthy recipes for judging at • Living Longer & Stronger information for the Eagan Market Fest event For rules baby boomers & 55 plus adults visit www.ci~Lofeagan.com/marketfes t • Hula Hoop Contest or pick up the rules at Market Fest s • $1 Rootbeer Floats Information Booth beginning July 1. Be Green at Eagan Market Fest Categories include: Kid's Snacks (ages :Eagan Market Fest Car Show Registration 5-13); Summer Salads; Veggie Side Dish & Salsas. Top winner in each cat- dVednesday, August 1 Attendees will vote on "Best Paint Job", "Best egory receive a Market Fest prize pack Engine" & "People's Choice Winner". The and I" place ribbon. Judging will take join us and learn about all you can do to pro- winner of each category will receive a ribbon place July 22 between 6-7:00 pm, the tect the enviroment. Experts will be on hand & framed award certificate. Limited to the first winner announced on stage at 7:30 pm. to talk about gardening, recycling, water quality 75 registered vehicles. Please include make, and forestry. Visit www.ci ofeagan.com/mar- model & year of vehicle with your registration. ketfest for a detailed event schedule. CLASS # I:5oD Entertainment featuring Lehto & Wright Wednesday August 5 (Celtic & Folk). Times 4:00 - 8:00 pm III11~~~...~nte Environmentally friendly landscape & lawn (Cars should be in place by 3:45 pm and care information. will be displayed in the order they arrive Rain garden, recycling, composting and Cost FREE • a~ water quality information. Location........... Central Park's Festival Grounds Free kid's recycled art project. Eagan Community Center, 1501 Central Pkwy Register b Friday, July 31 or until full 4 AiN ANNF=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 _agan Fun Run - May 16 ~us for this popular Eagan event. Runners, put on your running shoes and run in the first Ground Pounder's race of the season. tt3uE The Eagan Fun Run features a: IIL xdt I1LIIt ;13tllf~ ~ • 2-mile timed race, starts at 8:00 am - $20 day of event • 5-mile timed race, starts at 9:15 am - $20 day of event Americ • 1/2 mile non-timed youth dash, starts at 9:40 am - Free 6 - • 2 & 5-mile combo (run both races), $29 day of event the Beau ~t Saturday ..............................................................................................................................................May 16 Concert & Times .....................................................................................................................Check-in 7:00 - 7:45 am Celebration Location .............................................Northview Park Athletic Complex, 980 Northview Park Road L 1-Y- featuring the 566t" Air force v f * Registration After May 7 Band of h Midwest - IF & Day of the Event Jr After May 7 at 4:30 pm, you can reg- ister the day of the race. Day of the Everyone is invited to join us at the race registration begins at 7:00 am. Eagan Rotary Band Shell for an inspir- T-shirt sizes are not guaranteed for ing evening. The 566`h Air Force Band race day registrants. of the Midwest from Peoria, IL will be showcasing their 40-member concert I 5 band with patriotic vocals, sing-a-longs, solos and instrumentals. The Eagan ~p^ni~n Ds~uas,la Rn fnyA¢11 Rotary Band Shell features grass seating 1 t, ? _ ~ x: so pack up your chairs and blankets, Ground Pounders is a collaborative running series. To qualify for end of season picnic basket and friends/family. Ground Pounders Awards you must run a minimum of three Ground Pounder races in your category. To download a Ground Pounders flyer visit www.ciiyofeagan.com/ Friday Ju y 10 Festivities begin 6:30 pm sgecialevents or for information on registering for these races contact the parks and Concert begins 7:00 pm recreation departments for the cities listed. Sponsored by: Life Wellness Center and Runner's Gate. Cost FREE (first come, first serve seating) Eagan Fun Run Saturday, May 16 Location Central Park's Eagan Rotary Band Shell Farmington Dew Run .....................................................................................Saturday, June 20 Eagan Community Center Apple Valley Freedom Days Fun Run Saturday, July 4 1501 Central Parkway Lakeville Pan-O-Prog Run Saturday, July 11 Rosemount Run for the Gold Saturday, July 18 ` Burnsville w/Savage Beat The Heat Race Saturday, August 8 I Did you know In 2008; 5,775 games were played on City managed athletic fields (2,821 Youth/2,954 Adult). 5 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Historic Holz Farm Eag an's July and Friends of the Form 4tnFunfest Take a nostalgic walk into the past at Holz Farm, a 1940's era family farm acquired by the City of Eagan in 1995 to actively preserve the rich farming history of the area. The farm is located in in Eagan's the southeast corner of Eagan, alongside Holz Lake, at 4665 Manor Drive. Currently, the eight acres owned by the City are used for educational, historical, and entertainment activities. In 1996, f'P-ntral Park efforts began to preserve and protect the house, barn and outbuildings that are examples of the 1940's era. A Master Plan for the site was completed in 2003. As of June 2007, the farmstead Celebrate as Eagan's July 4h' Funfest has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places. hosts "Summer Under the Stars and Stripes" a patriotic themed parade! On Lone Oak Days Old Fashioned Holiday July 2, the Miss Eagan Funfest Ambas- sador Coronation leads the festivities. Saturday, September 2 On July 3, the Funfest grounds open Sunday, Septem " The Friends of the Farm invite you to get into featuring a carnival, vendors "Sweet the holiday spirit early as they as celebrate their Siren" as stage entertainment and much 10th Annual Old Fashioned Holiday event more! July 4 begins with the parade, Visit Holz Farm on two beautiful fall days for at Holz Farm. There is no admission fee, all Funfest grounds and "The Dweebs" on some 1940's era fun! Hop onto the wagon for events are free. You'll enjoy experiences such stage leading up to one of the largest a hayride, milk a virtual cow, see the farm ani- as caroling, hayrides, and live reindeer. Also, mals and ride a pony. Participate in the pie eat- regional fireworks displays! Join in the enjoy holiday cookies as they were prepared 1h ing contest, listen to music, play old-fashioned on the farm in the 1940's with hot cider and a celebration with Eagan's July 4 Fun- games and enjoy picnic style food over 2 fun warm heart. Craft activities, a bonfire, smores fest by enjoying of the many events! filled days. and more! Bring your camera; Santa loves this event too and has stopped by every year, and Interested in becoming a Miss Eagan he always has candy canes to share. Funfest Ambassador? Young women ages 9-23 are encouraged to visit the website for complete details! eaganamb assador&e aeanfunfest.org. There are various programs & events throughout the year at Holz Farm that need Check out the redesigned website, energetic volunteers. If you are interested, call Eagan Parks & Recreation, 651-675-5500. beautifully designed and easy to navigate; find applications for involve- ment, photos & information on all your Eagan's July 4`h Funfest favor- ites! New parade, vendor, ambas- Friends of the Farm, a non-profit land stewardship organization staffed by volunteers, is dedicat- ites! and sponsorships applications sador ed to cultivating an appreciation of farm life. This group was formed to help preserve and restore Holz Farm. Friends of the Farm plans and conducts a wide variety of activities and events that are www available e n online, , visit us today at provide educational, entertaining, historical and cultural perspectives appealing to a wide range of interests and ages. Help is needed in the areas of education teaching, farming knowledge, tour Volunteer opportunities are available guides, grounds maintenance, painting, clean-up days, interpretation of 1930's and 1940's farm at each of the Funfest venues. Funfest implements and planning of special events. continues to thrive due to the dedicated work of our volunteer forces! For If you are looking for a rewarding experience with other committed volunteers who believe in information please contact volunteer preserving our heritage, educating students of all ages, connecting the past with the present, eaganf~nfest.org. Tell us your interests; building community pride, and providing a historical resource for the ever-changing world around we have a position specific to you! us, we would like to hear from you. For more information, contact Eagan Parks & Recreation at 651-675-5500, TTY 651-454-8535 or visit our web site at www.ci~Tofeagan.com 6 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Heartsaver CPR F iqn c Trnnhv Trop Parrh join more than 45,000 District 196 residents and participate in fun and lifelong learning! On Arbor Day, the City of Eagan From Early Childhood Family Education Parks Department Forestry Division and Adult Basic Education (ABE) to Project Sponsored by the Eagan Fire Department, this will officially kick-off the 2009 City of Explore, Aquatics and Enrichment classes, class will teach you CPR for adults, children Eagan - Trophy Tree Search. Eagan your friends and neighbors enjoy Community and infants. It will also discuss how to handle residents are invited to "search out" Ed programs. Visit wwwdistrict196.org/ce choking, a brief introduction to the AED and and nominate their big tree in hopes anytime to browse and register for enrichment basic first aid information. This class is geared of becoming not only the largest tree opportunities or call 651-423-7920. toward anyone who cares for infants and/or of that particular species in Eagan, children, new or expecting parents, babysitters, but maybe even the largest tree in the ~D 197 Community Educatic," neighbors, or anyone else who wants to learn state. Winners from Eagan's search CPR and basic first aid information. Upon will be entered into the Mn DNR Min- West St. Paul • Mendota Heights • Eaga= completion of the class, all participants will nesota Big Tree Registry to see how r Heights t J ~ they stack up with other large trees in receive a Heartsaver CPR card that is good for the state. Watch for more information Do you want a safe and engaging environment two years. The class is taught by members of in both the City newsletter and on the for your child? Do you want to learn a new your Eagan Fire Department who are certified City web site. So, start looking for your skill or brush up on an old one? If so, Com- as instructors for the American Heart Associa- large tree, it could be a "trophy". munity Education is right for you! The com- tion. bined Community Eduation program for the school districts offers a wide range of oppor- CLASS # tunities for all ages and abilities. To view our Monday current catalog, visit wwwisd197.ore. June 1 Times 5:30 - 9:30 pm Eagan Participates r For more information or to register, visit Cost $31.25/person wwwcelearn4every.org or call 651-403-8313. Project BudBurst Location ...............................Fire Admin Building 3795 Pilot Knob Road 'T,;~ Wnteem Neer"'," "s a Register by ..................................Monday, May 25 Beginning in spring 2009, the City of Eagan Parks Department Forestry Division will begin asking for assistance from residents in the Physical inactivity is a significant health imple Steps collection of plant growth events that will be problem that is on the rise. To address entered into the nation-wide Project BudBurst this concern, Dakota County Public r r `ha ie R program. Health is partnering with the County and City Park and Recreation agencies join "Simple Steps," Dakota County's popular Project BudBurst is a national field campaign for the do the parks campaign. The walking program! In 2008, more than 1,400 for citizen scientists designed to engage the purpose of the campaign is to make people participated, with many reporting that public in the collection of important climate citizens aware of the many parks, trails, they lost weight, reduced their stress, and change data based on the timing of leafing and recreational facilities and programs increased their energy. All you need to do is flowering of trees and flowers. Participants take throughout the County that provide a find at least one friend, relative, neighbor or careful observations of the phonological events variety of opportunities to be such as the first bud burst, first leafing, first physically coworker to walk with at least once each week. active and practice healthy lifestyles. The program is free - register online at www flower, and seed or fruit dispersal of a diversity From hiking to biking, softball to soc- of tree and flower species, including weeds and dakotacount _.Lus, search for "Simple Steps". ornamentals. The citizen science observations cer, playgrounds to paddling; your local Receive a guide full of tips to get you started are reported to the national Project BudBurst parks have something for everyone. and keep you motivated. You'll also get maps database. Watch for more information in both Do it now, Do it for you, Do the parks! of interesting places to walk in the county, the City newsletter and on the City web site. notices of special events, and special rewards for participating. Registration began April 1. for facility & Athletic Meld Reservations call 651-615-5500 or visit our web site at www.cityofeagan.comlparks. 7 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Ca oni Art Park & Learning Center r t . www.caponiartpark.org All programs are FREE. Donations are greatly appreciated to help make these programs ° 8 possible. Visit us at wwwcaponiartpark.org for program updates and the most current ~ y~- schedule of events. hummer Performance Series family fun Tuesdays in the 5r91nt[irp Oardep in the Theater in the Woo:'n 'T' 11 17, . a As Join us in the beautiful natural surroundings of - Come to Caponi Art Park every Tuesday this summer for a unique interactive cultural activity held Caponi Art Park's Theater in the Woods out- door amphitheater for family-friendly entertain- each week. Programs are free with a $2/person suggested donation to help make these programs possible. Childcare groups should call for space availability and fees. ment featuring the area's finest performances. Events are free with a $4/person suggested Tuesdays .................................................................................................June 2 - August 25 donation to help make these programs possible. Times 10:00 am Minnesota Sinfonia Soul of Russia: Story, Dance & Games June 2 Sunday, June 14 ........................................6:30 pm All-American Folktales June 9 (Rain date: July 19, 7:30 pm) "The Adventures of Katie Tomatie" Puppet Show June 16 Shakespeare's Sword Play June 23 Dakota Valley Summer Pops Orchestra Arabic Caravan: Dancing through the Middle East June 30 Sunday, July 12..........................................6:30 pm The Norwegian Hardanger Fiddle ....................................................................................................July 7 (Rain date: July 19, 6:30 pm) Latin American Dance & Culture .................................................................................................:.July 14 Wayang Kulit: Shadow Puppets of Java, Indonesia ....................................................................July 21 Ticket to Brasil: Bossa Nova & Brazilian Dragons, Flutes & Monkeys: Ancient Chinese Folklore & Music ............................................July 28 Jazz Two Truths & a Tall Tale with Story Stick Art Activity August 4 Sunday, July 26 ...............ate:............ 16, 6:30 pm TJump, Sing & Explore: Discovering the Natural World ........................................................August 11 (Rain dAugust 16, 6:30 pm~ Making Music with Nature .........................................................................................................August 18 Beyond Ballroom Dance Company Presents European Holiday: Folk Dances of Past & Present ..............................................................August 25 The Book of Love Sunday, August 9 ......................................6:30 pm (Rain date: August 16, 6:30 pm) Come for a summer evening of comedy, tragedy & romance as locally established theater Zeitgeist New Music companies present Shakespeare in a truly fitting setting, the Theater in the Woods. Events Sunday, August 23 ....................................6:30 pm are free with a $4/person suggested donation to help make these programs possible. (Check website for rain location Taming of the Shrew presented by Chameleon Theatre Circle Friday, June 26 6:30 pm Spring Open House The Tempest presented by Cromulent Shakespeare Co. Saturday, June 27 6:30 pm join us in celebrating Spring with the season opening of Caponi Art Park. Park open 9:00 am to dusk; seasonal and art-related activities Poets in the Park Teen Poetry Slam, Check out page 55 for deta~u.lti scheduled from 11:00 am - 4:00 pm. 8 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 r Ira r T e V eogan television Have you ever dreamed of producing your own TV show? Now is the time to learn how at E-TV, Eagan's own television station. You'll learn how to take your vision and make it a reality, promote your cause or just have fun! We have classes on studio production, field production, non-linear editing, special effects and more. Best of all, once you learn how to produce your show, it will be broadcast on one of the E-TV channels to the entire city! And kids, be sure to sign up for "E-TV's Video Camp" this summer for 4 days of hands- on fun in a real television studio, see page 56 for details. For more information on this and everything else E-TV has to offer, go to wwweagan-tv.com or call 651-848-4696. E-TV is located at 610 Opperman Drive, DLL-S500, Eagan, MN 55123. E-TV Intro to Single Camera/field E-TV Mobile Studio Production ' Production, 7 \ The Super Bowl ...The Oscars ...The Olym- ~ ~ If you want to go "On Location", this class will pics....all are produced using mobile produc- give you all the building blocks for successful tion trucks. This hands on course will intro- duce you to all aspects of remote production videography. From lighting to composition, you'll learn what you need for professional using E-TVs 4 camera Remote Production Intro to E4 Eagan Tele° w for looking videos. Truck. Adults & Children 1 CLASS # Times 6:30 - 9:30 pm Want to have your own television show? Learn Mon & Tues July 6 & 7 Cost ......................................................$30/person all about what you can do at E-TV in this Times 6:30 - 9:30 pm Location ...........................................E-TV Studios 2-hour course that introduces participants to Cost ......................................................$30/person CLASS # all areas of television product on. This class is Location ...........................................E-TV Studios a pre-requisite to all other E-TV courses. Re ster b Tuesday, June 30 Mon & Tue June 1 & 2 Y Register b Tuesday, May 26 Times 7:00 - 9:00 pm Cost ..............................................................FREE CLASS # ! Location ...........................................E-TV Studios r!. Mon & Tue ....................................July 27 & 28 Register by Monday, July 20 CLASS # Monda y "June 8 E-TV Studio Production Register by ....................................Monday, June 1 Every video you shoot will need to be edited to tell the story you want to tell. Adults children 12°x' CLASS # J,1)!n This class will teach you the basics of y Director ...Producer ...Cameraman and Monday July 13 non-linear eding using Apple Final Cut more! You'll learn all the aspects of studio pro- Register by Monday, July 6 Pro. duction using E-TV's multi-camera HD studio. CLASS # "4199 CLASS # CLASS # Monday ..................................................August 10 Thursdays............................ July 9 & 16 Mon &Tue July 20 & 21 Register by ...............................Monday, August 3 Times 6:30 - 9:30 pm Times 6:30 - 9:30 pm Cost $30/person Cost $30 /person Location ...........................E-TV Studios Location E TV Studios L-i Y IIU fall IU ~f is Register b Thursday, by Y July 2 Register by................................... Monday, July 13 see page 56 for details! 9 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Circe#in r K GSCCHTO~OL Space will be available on a first-come, first-serve basis until class is full. We reserve the right to limit class size and enrollment Full payment must accompany the registration form. Classes with 1-2 skaters that have not been cancelled will receive a 15-minute private/semi-private lesson with the remainder practice time. All NEW skaters must also become individual mem- bers of the Ice Skating Institute (ISI). The annual fee is $13, includes a quarterly magazine, membership card, a $5,000 excess accident insurance policy along with the opportunity to compete, test, and perform at local and national events. Once your membership has expired, a membership renewal card will be mailed to your home. It is your responsibility to renew your membership. For more information on skating lessons, please contact the Skating School Coordinator at 651-675-5453. Note: If you are new to the program, place your skater in a lower level than you think, as each skater is evaluated the first day of lessons. ISI Class Descriptions Be ,ginner 1-4 (Ages family DIVOW141 Age 6 and under should sign up for Beginner Full ice is used for this class. Skaters are The first two family members (living at the Level 1 unless they have passed into a higher grouped according to their ISI Freestyle level. same address pay full price; each additional level class. Each ISI Freestyle level has required elements family member (living at the same address that must be mastered & then skated to music. pays 1/2 price. The discount applies to only ONE class fee if the additional family mem- Skaters age 7 & up with no skating experience. ber is taking multiple classes. NO family dis- Our adult classes are divided according to counts are available on ISI individual member- ability and needs. ships. Discount not available on-line. Beginning skater ages 7 and up who can skate comfortably forwards unassisted or skaters that Refunds, Cancellations and Make-up have passed the Beginner Level 4 class. Designed for the adult and the beginner child po. to learn to skate. This class will focus on the skating basics. No refunds are issued after classes begin. Refunds will be considered on a case-by-case Skaters who have passed Pre-Alpha level or w ~dQ)K;key k basis for skaters ages 3 and under. There are who have mastered the skill of a one foot NO make-up lessons. A $5 processing fee is glide on each foot and are comfortable moving Helmet, shin pads and elbow pads are manda- backwards. tory. Full hockey gear is suggested. Sticks and charged for cancelling out of a class. pucks are not to be used as the focus is on skating skills, speed and edge control. Skaters Skaters who have passed Alpha level or who must have passed Beginner Level 3 to be eli- gible for this class. Confirmations WILL NOT be sent. You have mastered the skill of forward crossovers can assume that you are in the class(es) you in both directions and can stop. Parents: If your skater is just starting he/she registered for unless you receive a call to the needs to register for a Beginner skating class. contrary. Particpants MUST be able to skate on their Skaters who have passed Beta level or have own and have knowledge of gliding and stop- mastered the skill of backward crossovers in ping. No sticks or pucks will be used. both directions and can do t-stops. We strongly suggest snowpants, helmets and Hockey Skills 1 & 2: Skaters must have passed Beginner Level 3. gloves/mittens, especially for skaters ages 6 & under. We also recommend that newer skaters Skaters who have passed Gamma level or have Hockey Skills 3 & 4: Skaters must have start in figure skates. The longer and flatter mastered the skill of forward outside three passed Alpha or Hockey Skills Level 2. foot and the 7 step mohawk blade assists in learning to balance quicker turns on each f combination. Hockey Skills 5: Skaters must have passed Skate & helmet rental is available at the Civic Beta or Hockey Skills Level 4. Arena. 10 ANNF=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Summer Skating Lessons: July 9 - August 24 (Registration begins May I I - June 30) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - SUMMER - ISI Membership $13 - CLASS # 15111 19 I3 'S Ti UFSI ; S THURSDAYS July 13 - August 24 (No class August 3) July 14 - August 18 July 9 - August 20 (No class August 6) 5:30 - 6:00 pm $60/skater 12:45 - 1:15 pm $60/skater 5:45 - 6:15 pm $72/skater Includes open skate punch card. CLASS # (i Freestyle 1 , CLASS # 15057 Beginner 1 Includes open skate punch card. CLASS # 151 Freestyle 2 CLASS # 15063 ..................................Beginner 2 CLASS # )n,11 ..............................Beginner 1 CLASS # Freestyle 3 CLASS # 15068 Beginner 3 & 4 CLASS # Beginner 2 & 3 CLASS # Freestyle 4 CLASS # 15074 .......................Beginner 7 & Up CLASS # ..............................Beginner 4 CLASS # Freestyle 5 CLASS # 15080 ...........................................Alpha CLASS # ...................Beginner 7 & Up CLASS # _ Freestyle 6 CLASS # 15083 Beta CLASS # ......................................Adults CLASS # f.................................. Freestyle 7 CLASS # 15091 ..................Hockey Skills 1 & 2 12:45 - 1:15 pm $90/adult-child pair CLASS # Freestyle 8 Includes open skate punch card for each skater. For 5:30 - 6:00 pm $90/adult-child pair 6:15 - 6:45 pm $60/skater the adult and child to learn to skate together. Includes open skate punch card for each skater. For e # Adult/Child Includes open skate punch card. the adult and child to learn to skate together. CLASS # 15060 Beginner 1 CLASS # Adult/Child CLASS # 1506-.................................. Beginner 2 1:15 -1:45 pm $60/skater CLASS # 17,P'4 ..........................Beginner 3 & 4 6:00 - 6:30 pm $60/skater Includes open skate punch card. CLASS # .......................Beginner 7 & Up Includes open skate punch card. CLASS # Beginner 1 & 2 CLASS # Alpha CLASS # Beginner 1 CLASS # Beginner 3 & 4 CLASS # Beta CLASS # 1506 Beginner 2 & 3 CLASS # ),-,078 Pre-Alpha CLASS # `i.................. Hockey Skills 1 & 2 CLASS # 15071 Beginner 4 CLASS # a <-81........................................... Alpha r 1 r CLASS # 15077 Pre-Alpha CLASS # Beta 6:15 - 6:45 pm $90/adult-child pai CLASS # 15086 Gamma CLASS # J - ; Gamma Delta Includes open skate punch card for each skater. For CLASS # 15089 ............................................Delta the adult and child to learn to skate together. CLASS # 15093 ..............Hockey Skills 3, 4 & 5 CLASS # Adult/Child CLASS # ` fro s Adult 6:45 - 7:15 pm $60/skater 6:45 - 7:30 pm $72/skater Includes open skate punch card. CLASS # ...Beginner 1 Includes 15 min of instruction and 30 min practice. CLASS # Beginner 2 & 3 CLASS # " f: 1........... Intro to Private Lessons For skaters in levels CLASS # { Beginner 4 Gamma, Delta, & Freestyle 1-10 CLASS # Pre-Alpha 6:45 - 7:30 pm $42/skater CLASS # Gamma Practice ice for figure and basic skills skaters alpha August 3 - 6 CLASS # .Delta level and above. 8.30 am - 4:45 pm CLASS # Hockey Skills 3, 4 & 5 CLASS # Contract Ice CLASS # Adult --i iOfi August 6 6:00 - 7:30 pm fall skating lessons More details available soon at i our fall Discover brochure, wwweagancivicarena.com. available in August. 11 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Private semi-Private 4 Tennis Lessons Looking for more personal attention or practice in a specific area? Private tennis instruction is available for the student wanting individual assistance. Semi-private instruction works great for f two or three people wanting more personal instruction, but willing to share an instructor. Fol- lowing your registration, an instructor will be identified that best suits your needs, and will then work with the student(s) to set up dates, times and locations for instruction. Please note that r weekday mornings and afternoon availability is limited. The tennis instruction package consists Uptedl sports of four, one-hour sessions. Participants may choose to add additional packages at any time. Semi-private participants must register together and have no more than three people. Volunteers Wanted Volunteer instructors are needed for this fabu- Dates ........................Lessons will occur between lously rewarding program. Your volunteer June 15 and August 71 -e + time is very valuable to the youth in the pro- Location Eagan - iv l gram who face developmental and physical dis- Re ster by Frida-` ~ Y, July 17 abilities. Volunteer staff will assist and coach in a variety of social, developmental and athletic Private Lesson Package" skills in a fun and safe environment. All vol- CLASS # 1507;7 unteers receive disability awareness training Cost ....................................................$100/person , and how to make accomodations for youth four one-hour sessions (1 student, 1 instructor Yr~ _ with disabilities. Semi-Private Lesson Package Programs are held year-round, typically on CLASS # 1~LaO Sunday afternoon and evenings for 1-2 hours Cost $140/four one-hour sessions (2 students, 1 instructor), $36/ea. add'1 student a week for 6-8 weeks at a time per sport This is a great opportunity for high school or col- col- lege students who seek a career in teaching Looking for more Tennis? or special education or for anyone interested Check out Pee Wee Lessons on page 22, in working with youth. A background check Youth Tennis Lessons/Camp on pages 41-43 is required to be accepted into the program. Teen Tennis on pages 52-54 Please call 651-675-5525 for information or Adult Tennis on page 58 and 55 plus/Seniors on page 69 send an email to kohillips&ci ofeagan.com. fI,itt AA Nfitl Enjoy a trip to the boundary Waters this summer! • 19r'Annual Who Done it Hike, Saturday, September 12 at 10:00 am • Halloween Hodgepodge, Sunday, October 25, 3:00 - 7:00 pm `eck out our webslte at ww.cityofeagan.com for Watch for more details in our fall Discover brochure! inily & first timers, women only and birding & forest ecology trips. 12 ANNF=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Group Golf Group Golf Lessons Lessons at at Parkview Golf Club Mendota Classes include grip and set up fundamentals; putting, chipping, pitching and full instruction and analysis, an introduction to the rules and etiquette of the game, a visit about flexibility and 4 strength issues for the game. Juniors (ages 8-17) are welcome with a sponsored adult participat- Hei ght~: ing in the class. Fee includes instruction and a VIP card that includes 2 for 1 green fees and range balls. Rain dates will be filled with indoor instruction. For weather related information, please call c a r i Parkview Golf Club at 651-994-8000 x1. Ages Cost $75/person Enjoy three one-hour lessons cover- Location ........................................................................................Parkview Golf Club, 1310 Cliff Road ing grip, stance, and swing techniques. You will work on putting, chipping and CLASS # '.4~18 CLASS #'147,24 the full swing. Juniors ages 6-15 must Tue & Thur .............................May 19, 21, 26, 28 Wednesdays June 17, 24, July 1, 8 attend with an adult ages 16 & up. Stu- Times 5:30 - 6:30 pm Times.............................................. 5:30 - 6:30 pm dent to teacher ratio is 6:1. Students Register b Friday, May 8 Register b Friday, June 5 will need a putter and at least four other clubs. Participants will receive CLASS # CLASS # coupons for two free rounds of golf. Tue & Thur ...................................June 2, 4, 9, 11 Wednesdays August 12, 19, 26, Sept 2 Rained out lessons will be rescheduled. Times 6:45 - 7:45 pm Times.............................................. 5:30 - 6:30 pm For weather related questions, please Register by Friday, May 22 Register by Friday, July 31 call Mendota Heights Par 3 at 651-454- 9822 CLASS # CLASS # Tue & Thur June 16, 18, 23, 25 Saturdays May 9, 16, 23, 30 Cost ......................................$55/person Times.............................................. 5:30 - 6:30 pm Times 9:00 - 10:00 am Times 6:10 pm Register by Friday, June 5 Register by Friday, May 1 Location.......... Mendota Heights Par 3 CLASS # CLASS # 1695 Dodd Road Tue & Thur ..............................July 14, 16, 21, 23 Saturdays................................... June 6, 13, 20, 27 CLASS # Times 5:30 - 6:30 pm Times 9:00 - 10:00 am Re ster b Frida , July 3 Re ister b Frida , Ma 29 Mondays June 1, 8, 15 Register by .....................Friday, May 22 CLASS # 3CLASS # Tue & Thur ........................August 11, 13, 18, 20 Saturdays....................... July 11, 18, 25, August 1 CLASS # Times 5:30 - 6:30 pm Times 9:00 - 10:00 am Mondays June 22, 29, July 6 Register by Friday, July 31 Register by Friday, July 3 Register by Friday, June 12 CLASS # CLASS # Wednesdays ......................May 20, 27, June 3, 10 Saturdays August 8, 15, 22, 29 Times 6:45 - 7:45 pm Times 9:00 - 10:00 am Register by Friday, May 8 Register by Friday, July 31 i..k[' ,ti i1°, n L li .'u JY.I£tlj is CY ..~.,.2[t:`I~. In ~of-. mation on local attractions and events, as well as coupons, are available outside their office doors. 13 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 151 Annual Eagan Art Festival 1 June 27 • 9:00 am - 5:00 pmr June 28 • 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Artisans • Entertainment • Food • Art Activities • Free Admission _ ■ y,,+re-x Saturday, June 27 EA ^ A l~ r 10:00 - 10:45 am The Teddy Bear Band yH, `j 11:15 am - 1:15 pm............ Paula Lammers, jazz 1:45 - 3:45 pm Eelpout Stringers, Folk ST~ 1lHL FE Sunday, June 28 10:30 am - 12:30 pm Clint Hoover & Poppa John Kohlstad 11:20 am .....................Festival Award Ceremony the Date! 11:35 am Clint Hoover & Poppa John Kohlstad EAGAN ART HOUSE 12:45 - 1:30 pm ..........................Matt the juggler ext 3gan Art Festival 2:00 - 4:00 pm ......................Century Brass Band 9Pf ° Book Fair The Eagan Art House Presents: Saturday, July 4 • Kinetic Art at the Children's Art Tent • "Art ...Be a Part" activities at the Art Experience Tent Sunday, July 5 • Art Demonstrations a yare Barnes & Noble, Eagan • Community Art Project 1291 Promenade Place These art activities are made possible in part with funds provided by the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council through agrant from the McKnight Foundation and an appropriation by the Minnesota Legis- Just visit Barnes & Noble during business lature. hours on these two days to help support the arts. A portion of the proceeds from sales, For more information visit www.eaganartfesfival.org including the Cafe, will benefit the Eagan or www.ciiyofearan.com/eaganarthouse. Art Festival and the support of the arts in our community. Please present voucher or mention the Eagan Art Festival when making your purchase. Download voucher at New Again Art Sale at the Eagan Art House wwweaganartfestival.or Sa ,pqf ®9 (_)rl m ® .(1r rr^ In addition, a wish list of books for the Eagan • Gently used and much loved artwork on sale. Art House library will also be available during • Picture frames. the book fair. Books may be purchased at this • Re-purposed items for creative proejcts. 0 time to support the Eagan Art House. For a r6 C3 • Find something great that s new to you! IQ wish list of books or for more information, visit www.ci ofearan.com/eaganarthouse or For more information, call Julie at 651-686-9134. call 651-686-9134. d 14 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Harvest of Art Garden Art Sculpture Go Green "A Commun1ty Art Exhibit" 44111+s, CllildreFl 1,0+ Celebrate the planet by building your own gar- den art sculpture out of reclaimed and found objects. Search through your basement and Exhibit Opening & Awards Presentation garage for items to make into something new. Sunday August 30 Instructor will provide all tools for this project Times 1:00 - 4:00 pm and guide you through design to completion. ' Location Eagan Art House - Bring metal, wood or plastic items for your A creation. Bring work gloves if you have them. Exhibit Locations: Call the Eagan Art House for more informa- • August 30 - All Artwork on Display at the Eagan Art House tion. Children under 12 must register with an • Week of August 31 - October 21 - Various locations in Eagan. Check the web site for adult Class meets at the Eagan Art House. detailed information www.ci~Lofearan.com/eaganarthouse. Cost $35/person Exhibit is open to all South of the River Artists. Pre-registration is required. Instructor Mel Benkert CLASS # Ages 8-18CLASS # Cost $15/person (up to 2pieces of artwork) Saturday June 6 Register by .............................Monday, August 10 Times.............................................. 1:30 4:00 pm y Register by ...................................Monday, June 1 CLASS # Ages 19+ Cost $20/person (up to 2pieces of artwork) CLASS # Register by .............................Monday, August 10..4_ Thursday July 16 Times 6:00 - 8:30 pm IMPORTANT: The Artwork Information Form must accompany your registration. Register b Friday, July 10 Please log on to www.ciiyofearan.com/eaganarthouse to download the form and to review complete exhibit guidelines. Contact the Eagan Art House at 651-686-9134 for more information. ~Je Dye Fun ;adults & children 7 Create fabulous, colorful designs on fabric! Celebrate Art at the Eagan Art Houses,. Bring up to 3 pre-washed 100% cotton items, such as t-shirts, scarves, hats, etc. Professional Sunday, August 30 dyes ensure that your creation will last, even after washing. All dying supplies included in fee. Children under 12 must be registered with • Opening of Harvest of Art Exhibit an adult. Please register all those attending. • Raku Pottery Firing (fire your own piecesr available for purchase CLASS # • Forgotten Treasures Pottery Sale Saturday ......................................................May 30 Times 1:00 - 3:00 pm • Hands On Art Activities • Fun for All Ages! Cost ......................................................$25/person Location Eagan Art House For more information, visit www.ci~Lofeagan.com/eaganarthouse or call 651-686-9134. Instructor ................................................Jill Powell Register by ..................................Tuesday, May 26 15 AiN ANNF=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 n yl~ A51% '4 Sharing Men G V d.l Meet the characters and enjoy a good show Monday through Friday, every week! The puppets Kids, bring your Grandma or Grandpa or will perform a show at 7 different parks every week, beginning June 15 and run through August a special friend for a day at the Eagan Art 14. Puppet shows are held in Eagan's Parks, bring a snack and stay after to enjoy free art projects, House to work on a creative memory col- the playground and meet other families! The puppet wagon always provides fun, entertaining and lage together. Bring photos, memorabilia, interactive shows with singing and dancing for the whole family. trinkets or other small items that you want to include. Also bring a bag lunch to enjoy in Puppet shows are free of charge and run approximately 15 minutes in length, all planned around Patrick Eagan Park. Please register the child a theme for the week. Arrive on time and bring a lawn chair or blanket. Puppet shows start for each pair. Additional children welcome, promptly at the scheduled time! In the event of inclement weather puppet shows will be can- but not available for on-line registration. Call celled and not rescheduled, call the Recreation Hotline at 651-675-5511 for up to date informa- the Eagan Art House with more information, tion. 651-686-9134. Mondays 10:00 am Monday Evenings........................... 7:00 pm Times ......................................10:00 am - 2:00 pm Location Trapp Farm Park, Location Central Park Bandshell Cost $49/child-adult pair 841 Wilderness Run Rd 1501 Central Parkway $23/each add'l child Instructor ................................................Jill Powell Tuesdays ........................................10:00 am Tuesday Evenings 7:00 pm Location........ Quarry Park, 3340 Coachman Rd Location ..................................Thomas Lake Park CLASS # ; IT53,5 4425 Pilot Knob Road Saturday ........................................................June 6 Wednesdays 10:00 am Location Moonshine Retreat Center Location...... Sky Hill Park, 3590 Blue Cross Rd Register b Monday, June I Thursdays ...10:00 am I l CLASS # Location .......................O'Leary Park, Corner of I Friday July 17 Duckwood Trail &Duckwood Drive Location ....................................Eagan Art House -=Y _ d Register by ...................................Monday, July 13 Fridays ...........................................10:00 am I Location .......................................Blackhawk Park Parent/Child 1629 Murphy Pkwy Pottery ovin Reereat~ gaet Wagon Rent. Spend an afternoon together creating with Invite us to your next neighborhood block party, birthday party or just a backyard bar- clay. You'll learn about the properties of clay, beque! Parks & Recreation will rove into your neighborhood or location of choice with handbuilding, glazing and firing. All supplies all the fun and games. The party will include a puppet show, which can be customized for included. Dress appropriately. Children under a birthday or special person, art project, yard games and music and movement all led by 11 must be accompanied by an adult. Please our recreation staff. Each party will last an hour and a half, and accomodates up to 25 register all those attending. people, $150. CLASS # Party rentals are available in the afternoon, evenings and weekends starting in mid June Thursday July 2, 9, 16, 23, August 6, 13 until mid-August, based on staff availability. To schedule a Roving Recreation Party, please Times 1:30 - 3:30 pm call Holly at Eagan Parks & Recreation at 651-675-5520. Cost ....................................................$110/person Location Eagan Art House Instructor ..............................................Grace Pass Register by Friday, June 26 16 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Preschool Class Sites The City of Eagan Parks & Recreation Department welcomes you and your preschooler to a wide selection of quality preschool programs. Eagan Preschool Program's focus is _ on the social development of children ages two through five years old. Participants will W- IT, V benefit by developing their social skills through play, art projects, stories, songs, games, and outside play. Participants also have the opportunity to develop their independence, self-help and sharing skills and learn to follow directions. Teachers are experienced instructors committed to offering your preschooler a positive experience and providing support for your child's first school years. The program has been serving the community since 1978 and continues to provide quality programs and new opportunities for 91,90 Elrene R, participants. Each year new classes begin in January, March, June and September. East on Wescott Road to Elrene Road, south on Elrene. The park entrance is on left, directly across from Northview Park Road. Pease Note Eagan Community • Due to the popularity of our preschool program, classes tend to fill up quickly. Wait lists will 1501 [ mere! .parVvl be maintained in a manner that accommodates participants new to the program. • A scholarship fund is available for participants under age 18 to provide financial assistance for Pilot Knob Road, north of Yankee Doodle Road to • Eagan residents to participate in Eagan Parks & Recreation sponsored programs. The scholar- Central Parkway. Lefton Central Parkway. Follow ship covers 50% of the program fees with a maximum of $200 per year per participant. A road to Community Center entrance on the right scholarship form must be completed at the time of registration and submitted to Eagan Parks & Recreation, 3830 Pilot Knob Road. In addition, time payments are also available to pay for Goat Hill Park Shelter Building any youth programs offered by Eagan Parks & Recreation. A staff member will work with you to set-up a payment schedule that fits your needs. For additional information, please contact " Eagan Parks & Recreation at 651-675-5500 or www.ciiyofeagan.com and search scholarships. Lexington Avenue south pastLexington-Diffley • Equal Access Policy: The City of Eagan is committed to providing equal access to its pro- Athletic Fields and Kensington Trail. Turn right grams, facilities and employment without regard to race, creed, color, sex, national origin or at wood sign at entrance for Goat Hill Park, follow handicap. driveway up to parking lot The shelter building • Participants enrolled in more than one preschool class per session may experience program- is at the far end of the parking lot. (On west side ming duplication between classes. of Lexington Avenue between Diffley Road and Wilderness Run Road. Rahn Park Shelter Building n.__.zFS- Sandstone "w • Children who are completely toilet trained and able to use the bathroom Diffley Road to Rahn Road, south on Rahn to independently. Children are required to wear underwear; pull-up type diapers are Shale Lane. Right on Shale Lane, left on Sand- not allowed. stone Drive. The park is on right side of Sand- • Children who are the appropriate age stated in the class description. stone, across from Rahn Elementary School. • Just for 5's (and some 4's, too! class is for children that are the appropriate age to enter The shelter building is adjacent to hockey rinks. kindergarten in the fall of 2010. • Preschool Fun For Us and Wiggles & Giggles classes are for children who are the age Sky Hill Park Shelter Building stated in the class description and accompanied by a parent or guardian; toilet training is J590 Blue y s Road not required. Diffley Road to Blackhawk Road, north on Black- hawk to Blue Cross Road. Right on Blue Cross Road. The park is on right side of Blue Cross Road. 17 AEEF=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Tiny Tots Fun with 3's N. Fun with 3's is a class designed to meet the Tiny Tots class participants will experience the benefits of multi-age groupings. At pre- needs of three year olds and introduce them to school, children participate in a calendar and weather activity, as well as learn about our preschool. Having fun and learning through weekly theme through singing songs and listening to a story. Your preschooler will also play; the children will work on following direc- enjoy free-play time, working on an art projects, playing with friends, eating snacks, par- tions, adjusting to the preschool environment ticipating in show and tell time and playing ou and successful separation from parents. This is our most basic introductory class, low teacher CLASS # CLASS # to child ratios and lots of TLC will be provid- Mon & Wed June 15 - August 12 Mon, Wed, Fri........... Sept 14 - Dec 18 ed! Free-play time, art projects, singing songs, Times 9:30 - 11:30 am (No class Oct 16, Nov 6, 11 & 27) snack time and a short group time with a story Cost ................................$260/child OR Times 9:30 - 11:30 am will be part of the daily schedule. New 3 year 2 installment payments of.. $130/each Cost ................................$399/child OR olds welcome, and children that turn 4 during (1st payment due at registration, 2°d 3 installment payments of $133/each the year can continue all year with classmates! payment due by July 17. Available through (1" payment due at registration, 2°d mail in registration only. If paying by payment due by Sept 17, 3`d payment CLASS # :w check, post date 2°d check and include with due Nov 10. Available through mail in Tuesdays June 16 - August 11 original registration. If paying by credit registration only. If paying by check, Times .............................................9:30 - 11:00 am card, the 2°d payment will be charged post date 2°d and 3`d check and include Cost $120/child July 17.) with original registration. If paying by Location ...........................FCC Kids Kare Room Location.......... Rahn Park Shelter Bldg credit card, the 2°d and third payment Register by Friday, June 5 Register by Friday, June 5 will be charged according to the dates listed above.) CLASS # J CLASS # Location Bridle Ridge Park Thursdays June 18-August 13 Tue & Thur.......... June 16 - August 13 Register b Wed, Sept 9 Times .............................................9:30 - 11:00 am Times ...............................1:00 - 3:00 pm Cost $120/child Cost ................................$260/child OR CLASS # Location................................... Rahn Park Shelter 2 installment payments of.. $130/each Tue & Thur Sept 15 - Dec 17 Register by....................................... Friday, June 5 (1" payment due at registration, 2°d (No class Oct 15, Nov 26) payment due by July 17. Available through Times .............................9:30 - 11:30 am CLASS # f7 mail in registration only. If paying by Cost ................................$339/child OR Thursdays.................................. Sept 17 - Dec 17 check, post date 2°d check and include with 3 installment payments of $113/each (No class Oct 15 & Nov 26) original registration. If paying by credit (1" payment due at registration, 2°d Times .............................................9:30 - 11:00 am card, the 2°d payment will be charged payment due by Sept 17, 3`d payment Cost $147/child OR July 17.) due Nov 10. Available through mail in 3 installment payments of $49/each (1st pay- Location........... FCC Kids Kare Room registration only. If paying by check, ment due at registration, 2nd payment due by Register by Friday, June 5 post date 2°d and 3`d check and include September 1, 3rd payment due November 10. - A! with original registration. If paying by Available through mail in registration only. If - 4A credit card, the 2°d and third payment paying by check, post date 2nd and 3rd check will be charged according to the date and include with original registration. If pay- tJ i i " listed above.) ng by credit card, the 2nd and third payment pope AW Location ....................Bridle Ridge Park will be charged according to the date listed Register b Wed, Sept 9 above.) Location ...........................FCC Kids Kare Room Register by Wed, Sept 9 18 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Wacky Wednesdays An excellent addition to your current preschool schedule or a great way to enhance your pre- schooler's week with a 1-day preschool class! Participants will have the opportuniaty to have fun` j, while learning through play. Children will enjoy free-play time, theme of the week, calendar and weather, work on an art project, play with friends, eat a snack, participate in "sharing bags", and play outside. LASS # CLASS # ~=rida Friends Wednesdays June 17 - August 12 Wed... Sept 16 - Dec 16 (No class Nov 11) y Times .............................................9:30 - 11:30 am Times 9:30 am -12:00 pm - Cost .......................................................$120/child cost $177/child OR Location Goat Hill Park 3 installment payments of $59/each (V pay- Thank Goodness Its Friday! Participants will Register by Friday, June 5 ment due at registration, 2" payment due by have the opportunity to have fun while learning Sept 1, 3`dpayment due Nov 10. Available through play! Friends will enjoy free-play time, CLASS # '43'?O through mail in registration only. If paying by theme of the week, calendar and weather, work Wednesdays June 17 - August 12 check, post date 2nd and 3`d check and include on an art project, play with friends, eat a snack, Times .............................................9:30 - 11:30 am with original registration. If paying by credit participate in "sharing bags", play outside and Cost $120/child card, the 2°d and third payment will be charged have a turn with take home book boxes. Location ...........................ECC Kids Kare Room according to the date listed above. Register by Friday, June 5 Location......................................... Goat Hill Park CLASS # ! • Register by ...............................Wednesday, Sept 9 Fridays June 19 -August 14 Times .............................................9:30 - 11:30 am Cost .......................................................$120/child • Location Goat Hill Park Just r 1 Register by Friday, June 5 CLASS # - Fridays June 19 - August 14 Is your child going to kindergarten in the fall of 2010? Just for 5's class prepares chil- Times .............................................9:30 - 11:30 am dren for that transition into Kindergarten. The children will explore a new letter and Cost $120/child number each week, create an alphabet book, learn about the calendar, and share with Location Bridle Ridge Park classmates during show and tell time. Each child enjoys a turn as the class V.I.P. (very Register b Friday, June 5 important person. Musical Barb visits the class every other week to provide the stu- dents with musical learning experiences! Children will also play outside everyday. FALL SESSION Fridays Sept 18 - Dec 18 Mon, Tue, Thur ............................................Sept 14 - Dec 17 (No class Oct 15 & Nov 26) (No class Oct 16, Nov 6, 27) CLASS # 9:30 am - Noon CLASS # ..........................9:30 am - Noon CLASS # . . ...................................................................................................1:00 - 3:30 pm CLASS # ? ? 1:00 - 3:30 pm child OR Cost $165/child OR Cost $435/per 3 installment payments of $145/each (15 payment due at registration, 2°d payment due 3 installment payments of d $55/each (lst pay- ment due at registration, 2° payment due by by Sept 17, 3` payment due Nov 10. Available through mail in registration only. If Sept 17, 3`d payment due Nov 10. Available paying by check, post date 2°d and 3`d check and include with original registration. If through mail in registration only. If paying by paying by credit card, the 2°d and third payment be charged according to the date listed check, post date 2°d and 3`d check and include above. with original registration. If paying by credit Location .................................................................................................................Goat Hill Park card, the 2°d and third payment will be charged Register by ............................................................................................Wednesday September 9 according to the date listed above. Location Goat Hill Park Register by Wed, Sept 9 19 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Wiggles and Preschool Giggles Fun For Us Bring your little toddler or preschooler and set _ V 400 your inhibitions aside! This class will be full Spend a morning going to preschool... of fun as children and parents participate in together. Art Projects, stories, songs, bubbles, hula hoops, balloons, parachute, bean- play time and a snack are all planned. bags, instruments, and listening and dancing to for you and your children. Activi- music. ties are geared for children of varying Jung at r` ages, come ready to help your child CLASS # adapt and engage at their level. Parent Tuesdays ...............................June 16 - August 11 participation, engagement and interac- This first art class for 3 year olds will explore Times .............................................9:30 - 10:30 am tion makes each class a success. New art in fun, age appropriate ways. Learn about Cost $75/child for spring session only: large move- color, shapes, texture and more. Lots of $90/each add'l child living at the same address ment time in the gym will be included hands-on creative experiences for the budding Location .................................................Rahn Park in our classes 2 times a month, along artist. A great beginning class for new pre- Register by Friday, June 5 with a special story time visit form the schoolers. New projects each session. Wescott Library! Babies underage 1 CLASS # 1 `5'S by class start date are welcome, free of Cost $37/child Tuesdays' ..............................June 16 - August 11 charge; inform Parks and Recreation Location Eagan Art House Times ...........................................10:35 - 11:35 am upon registration if bringing a baby. • Cost .........................................................$75/child CLASS # 1 $10/ each add'l child living at the same address Location........... ECC Kids Kare Room Tue & Thur ...........................................July 14, 16 Location .................................................Rahn Park Register by....................... Friday, June 5 Times 9:30 - 11:30 am Register by Friday, June 5 Register by..................................... Tuesday, July 7 CLASS # Thursdays. .........June 18 - August 13 CLASS # 1 p Times ...........................10:00 - 11:30 am Mon & Wed ..........................................July 27, 29 Cost $90/child Times 9:30 - 11:30 am s jrl $20/ea add'1 child in family Register by Monday, July 20 living at same address CLASS # CLASS # Tue & Thur .....................................August 11, 13 Fridays June 19 - August 14 Times 9:30 - 11:30 am Times ...........................10:00 - 11:30 am Register by............................... Tuesday, August 4 • L Cost $90/child 51' $20/ea add'1 child in family t living at same address a on pages 46 & 47. Did you know The average cost for a new playground structure found in a typical neighborhood park has risen to nearly $30,000. 20 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Little Mates at cascade Bay ~~s Start Smart sn; Looking for a stress-free introduction to Cascade Bay for your preschooler? Children 0-6 years old will be able to discover the sprays and bubblers of Shipwreck Cove and let sand squish Come prepared to participate with your through their toes in Sandpiper Beach. Little Mates will have an opportunity to play and explore child in this active class. The first week before the park opens to the public, when Cascade Bay opens the gates in the morning to adults of class is a parent/teacher meeting, and preschoolers enrolled in the class. Only Shipwreck Cove and Sandpiper Beach will be open children should begin attending with during this time. Each session requires that participants exit the facility before the general public their parents the second week of class. is admitted at 11:00 am. Pre-registration is required for all participants! No refund will be given Start Smarts goal is to develop a child's for rain days. a, basic interest in sports, to increase their self confidence and to help them find NOTE: Maximum of 2 children per adult Don't success in sports. Parents work with wait too long to register for Cascade Bay's most their children in a supportive environ- popular class! Space is limited, so classes fill fast! ment to learn all the basic skills for Registration not available on-line. sports without the fear of competition. ' Start Smart also teaches parents how to Cost $8/child for Season Pass holders be positive sports parents and how to $14/child for non-Season Pass holders teach their child basic sports skills by s working in groups through stations of Times .............................................9:45 - 10:45 am the skills. Age appropriate equipment Register by Wed before session begins' aR - by Koosh R is used in teaching basic Mondays & Thursdays sports skills, and each participant will CLASS # ..................................June 8 - 25 keep their equipment at the end of the CLASS # 14550 ........................June 29 - July 16 course. All equipment and curriculum CLASS # 14551 July 20 - August 6 is developed by NYSCA, America's CLASS # I~',;5~ ...........................August 10 - 27 leading advocate for positive and safe sports for children. This is not an Tuesdays & Fridays Saturdays & Sundays "observation" class, only the participant CLASS # 14-,53 ..................................June 9 - 26 CLASS # 14557.......................... June 20 -July 5 and the participating parent need to CLASS # 14554 ........................June 30 -July 17 CLASS # 14555................................. July 11 - 26 attend. CLASS # 14555 July 21 - August 7 CLASS # ........................August 1 - 16 CLASS # 14556 ...........................August 11 - 28 Cost $115/child-adult parr Location .....................Trapp Farm Park Register by Friday, June 5 Preschool ®~e11 Gym for /4,eS 1-5 CLASS # $3/child (Children under the age of I are not charged Tuesdays June 16 - August 4 Times ...............................6:00 - 6:45 pm The last day of Preschool Open Gym for the school year will be Friday, June 12. How- (Rain make up date August 11) ever, join us on Saturdays from 9:30 - 11:30 am (skip 5/16 & 7/25) for the same great program. The last Saturday of the summer will be August 29. Regular Monday - Friday CLASS # ' hours will resume on Wednesday, September 9. Tuesdays June 16 - August 4 Times ...............................7:00 - 7:45 pm (Rain make up date August 11) purchase a 10-visit punchcard for $30.~ 21 AEEF=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 - - Pee Wee Tennis Lessons Introduce your child to the lifelong game of tennis with our indoor pee wee program. '771 Success is the name of the game with kid friendly equipment and plenty of active skill development games to improve their large motor skills and hand-eye coordination. This "ftilC:P~`' 1" is a non-competitive, basic program that will inspire kids to play later in life. Children must be completely toilet trained and able to use the bathroom independently. Children are required to wear underwear; pull-up diapers are not allowed. Little SportieNtCost .................................................................................................................................$50/child Location ............................................................................................................FCC North Gym Sport Sa®l LPl _ Register by Wed before class begins CLASS # " CLASS # Participants will have the opportunity to Mon - Fri ............................June 15 - 19 Tue & Thur............. July 21, 23, 28, 30, get moving! Participation, fun, team work Times 9:00 - 9:45 am August 4 and exercise will be the focus of this class. Times ...............................6:00 - 6:45 pm Tennis shoes and socks must be worn to class. CLASS # A variety of skills that teach introduction to Mon - Fri ............................June 15 - 19 CLASS # sports, and large movement activities will be Times ...........................10:00 - 10:45 am Mon - Fri............................ August 3 - 7 part of this class. All participants will receive Times 1:00 - 1:45 pm a little sporties t-shirt, please indicate size CLASS # Mon, Wed, Fri....... .June 22, 24, 26, 29, • en registering. wh July 1 Gym Games and Sports Sampler Times ...............................5:00 - 5:45 pm Wednesdays ..................................June 17 - July 8 CLASS # Cost $35/child bt 774 Mon, Wed, Fri........ June 22, 24, 26, 29, , - N- CLASS # 14584 .......9:30 10:15 am July 1 41 `4mkSS-*1+%5 F U L I . ......10:30 - 11:15 am Times ...............................6:00 - 6:45 pm Location ..................................ECC Central Gym Register by Friday, June 5 CLASS # ' :o Mon -Fri............................. July 13 - 17 Nets Goals and Balls Sampler Times ...............................1:00 - 1:45 pm Wednesdays July 15 - August 5 Cost $35/child CLASS # ' 9:30 10:15 am CLASS # r. ' b~ aui Vuii~i~~ai i ~eiii~u~ Laiii~3 CLASS # ........................10:30 - 11:15 am Mon - Fri... ...................July 13 - 17 Location FCC Central Gym Times ...............................2:00 - 2:45 Pm for ages 5-8 on page 41! Register by Friday, July 3 CLASS # Tue & Thur .............July 21, 23, 28, 30, More preschool classe August 4 coming in our fall Discovi Times ...............................5:00 - 5:45 pm brochure, available in Aug 22 www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Fun with 4's and 5's A perfect class for children that still enjoy Preschool and are not yet ready for Summer in the Park for 5 and 6 year olds see page 26! Each class children will participate in a calendar and weather activity, as well as learn about our weekly theme through singing songs and listening to a story. Participants will have the chance to keep their letters and numbers fresh by working on a few activities each week! Participants can also look forward to having the opportunity to enjoy free-play time, work on an art project, play with friends, eat a snack and play outside. CLASS # 1 Mon, Tue, Thur ................................................................................................................June 15 - Aug 13 Times 9:30 am - Noon Cost .......................................................................................................................................$270/child OR T-Ball c- I2 installment payments of $135/ea (1st payment due at registration, 2nd payment due by July 17. Available through mail in regis- Aoes tration only. If paying by check, post date 2nd check and include with original registration. If paying by credit card, the 2nd payment will be charged July 17.) This basic instructional program is for Location .................................................................................................................................Goat Hill Park boys and girls who are 4 or 5 years Register by Friday, June 5 old and can separate from parents • with ease. The basics of T-Ball will be taught through drills that are repeated Evening ■ 'Ball e~~• daily. This program is designed to Ages introduce your child to the basics of 4 & 5 1R/It~l ~lal baseball and softball. Bring your glove This basic instructional program is for boys and girls who are 4 and older 5 years old with a and a water bottle to each class. All parent. Children with their parents guidance as their coach, will learn the basics of the game participants are guaranteed a t-shirt if through repeated drills practiced between parents and children. The Fundamentals of T-ball will registered by May 22. Indicate t-shirt be the emphasis of this class including throwing, fielding, catching, batting, running the bases and size on registration form. Choose from good sportsmanship. FUN instruction in a non-competitive atmosphere is the goal, and games youth extra small 2-4, or youth small will be played on the last few days of class. Bring your gloves and a water bottle to each class. 6-8. In case of rain, T-ball will be All participant pairs will be guaranteed t-shirts when registered by May 22. Indicate t shirt size on canceled and only 1 rain make up is registration form, choose from youth extra small 2-4, youth small 6-8, adult small-extra large sizes. scheduled. For class cancellation infor- In case of rain, T-Ball will be canceled and only one make up day is scheduled. For class cancel- mation, call the Recreation Hotline at lation information, call the recreation Hotline at 651-675-5511. This is not an "observation" 651-675-5511. class, only the participant and the participating parent need to attend. CLASS # Times .....................................................................................................................................6:00 - 7:00 pm ; Location Bridle Ridge Park hockey rink Mon & Wed June 15 -August 5 Register b Frida 5 Times .............................9:30 - 10:15 am Re y y,June Cost $90/child ChAs S # ~ f4 i'I Ca, I CLASS # Location Northview Athletic Field 6 Mon June 15 -July 27 (Make up Aug 3) Tue & Thur................................ June 16 -July 30 Register by Friday, 5 June Cost $40/child-adult pair (Make up date August 4) Cost $75/child-adult pair Wed June 17 -July 29 (Make up Aug 5) Cost $40/child-adult pair 23 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Eaganettes Parade Camp Dancers of all abilities learn the latest dance moves, dance-line steps and other cho- reographed routines set to popular hit music. Participants will improve their rhythm, coordination, flexibility and creativity in this active class. Choreography will be designed to perform while marching in the July 4th Parade. This exciting 2 week camp will be taught by experienced dance staff and will be packed with fun while dancing. Partici- pantswill be divided into dance teams by age groups on the first day of camp, encourag- ing group and team building. A mini recital/dress rehearsal will be held on Friday, July 3 for the parents. Parent volunteers are needed to help in the parade, information will be handed out at camp. All participants will receive a tshirt and pom poms to wear in the parade, indicate tshirt size when registering. Choose from youth extra small 2-4, youth Eaganettes small 6-8, youth medium 10-12 or youth large 14-16. Recital Camp CLASS # Mon - Fri June 22 -July 3 -pr'o's 4- Parade on Saturday, July 4 Dancers of all abilities learn the latest Times 9:30 - 11:30 am dance moves, dance-line steps and other cho- Cost $150/child reographed routines set to popular hit music. Location ECC North Gym Participants will improve their rhythm, coor- Register by Friday, June 12 dination, flexibility and creativity in this active class. Each Camp day will follow a different CLASS # R theme, and a letter will be mailed to campers Mon -Fri June 22 -July 3 d with all the hot details, so sign up early! Chore- Parade on Saturday, July 4 ography will be based on the daily themes, and Times ...............................1:00 - 3:00 pm campers can help with some of the steps. This Cost $150/child camp will be taught by experienced dance staff Location ECC North Gym and be packed with fun while dancing. Partici- Re ister b Friday, June 12 S& V g by pants will be divided into dance teams by age J EAGNNFiTES groups on the first day of camp, encouraging group and team building. A mini recital will be held in the gym on Friday, July 17 for parents and friends. New for 2009, all participants will receive a tshirt and pom poms to wear in the recital, indicate size when ordering. Choose from youth extra small 2-4, youth small 6-8, youth medium 10-12 or youth large 14-16. CLASS # Mon - Fri .............................................July 13 - 17 Times .............................................9:30 - 11:30 am Cost $60/child Location ....................................ECC North Gym Register ~`w~ ~ac~w~ a~~a~b'4'~ . o • _ltsi ~3 iu,. ~.ilw.i<<~~i~.i 11 l.aS ~L.S'il Lt'a~.i,iu~ ~.ul.~. i.'~_ y• Wednesday, July 8 for 30 years in Eagan parks. 24 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 NIP Evening T-Ball This basic instructional program is for boys and girls who are older 5 and 6 years old with a parent Children with their parents guidance as their coach, will learn the basics of the game through repeated drills practiced between parents and children. The Fundamentals r WOW t~ of T-ball will be the emphasis of this class including throwing, fielding, catching, bat- Ling running the bases and good sportsmanship. FUN instruction in a non-competitive atmosphere is the goal, and games will be played on the last few days of class. Bring your T -Ball gloves and a water bottle to each class. All participant pairs will be guaranteed t-shirts when registered by May 22. Indicate t-shirt size on registration form, choose from youth extra small 2-4, youth small 6-8, adult small-extra large sizes. In case of rain, T-Ball will be canceled and only one make up day is scheduled. For class cancellation information, This basic instructional program is for boys call the recreation Hotline at 651-675-5511. This is not an "observation" class, only the and girls who are older 5 or 6 years old. participant and the participating parent need to attend. Class is held in the hockey The basics of T-Ball will be taught through rink. drills that are repeated daily. This program is designed to introduce your child to the basics CLASS # : CLASS # c ``............6:00 - 7:00 pm of baseball and softball. Bring your glove and Mon June 15 - July 27 CLASS # ............7:15 - 8:15 pm a water bottle to each class. All participants (Make up date August 3) Mon & Wed June 15 -July 29 are guaranteed a t-shirt if registered by May Times ...............................7:15 - 8:15 pm (Make up date August 3) 22. Indicate t-shirt size on registration form, Cost $40/child-adult pair Cost....................... $75/child-adult pair Choose from youth extra small 2-4, youth Location Bridle Ridge Park Location............................ Sky Hill Park small 6-8. In case of rain, T-ball will be can- Register by Friday, June 5 Register by....................... Friday, June 5 celed and only 1 rain make up is scheduled. For class cancellation information, call the CLASS # Recreation Hotline at 651-675-5511. Wed June 17 -July 29 (Make up date August 5) Cost $90/child Times 7:15 - 8:15 pm , Location Northview Athletic Field 6 Cost....................... $40/child-adult paid Register by Friday, June 5 Location.................... Bridle Ridge Park t Register by Friday, June 5 CLASS # w Mon & Wed June 15 - August 5 CLASS # (Make up August 3) Tue & Thur June 16 -July 30 Times ...........................................10:30 - 11:15 am (Make up date August 4 ) , ~q~k _ Times ...............................7:15 - 8:15 pm $75/child-adult parr ~ + sx~,~~+ v CLASS # ;...'s Cost....... r E 4+~ Tue & Thur June 16 - August 6 Location.................... Bridle Ridge Park (Make up August 4) Register by Friday, June 5 Times .............................................9:30 - 10:15 am CLASS # Tue & Thur June 16 - August 6 (Make up August 4) Times ...........................................10:30 - 11:15 am 25 ANNF=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Mini Camp Mondays Preschool Camps are for children ages stated in the descriptions. Participants must be J toilet trained and able to use the bathroom independently. Children are required to wear underwear, pull up type diapers are not allowed. Each camp day learn about our A sample of preschool with a short weekly theme through singing songs and listening to a story, have the opportunity to time commitment! Children will enjoy enjoy free-play time, work on an art project, play with friends, and eat a snack. play time, art activities, snack time as well as games and activities centered around the camp theme. Sign up for .i w ~?I 'amp °m m one or all classes. Pre-registration is pre- Participants will have the opportunity to take Is that a fire truck or an ambulance? Do you f erred to plan according for appropriate staff- a trip around the world, right here in Eagan! know 2 ways out? STOP, DROP, & ROLL! ing and supplies. Learn about different countries, their languages, Preschool Safety Camp will teach children Times 9:30-11:30 culture and food. Maps, globes and atlases will about fire safety, fire prevention, personal safe- Cost...... $12/child or $90/child for all be used, and children can bring any of these to ty and how to play it safe in everyday situations. (discounted fee not available online camp to share with each other. Special community helpers will visit and talk Location ECC Kids Kare Room about the different areas of safety and share Register by....... one week prior to class CLASS # 14=x73 Ages 4-6 their special tools of the trade. Mon - Thur July 20 - 23 Cost $50/child Our Family bring a family photo Times 1:00 - 3:00 pm Location.................................... Bridle Ridge Park CLASS # June 15 Cost $50/child Register b Friday, July 31 Location Goat Hill Park Music and Melody Register by Friday, July 10 CLASS # 446 25 Ages 3 - early 5 CLASS # June 22 - - - Mon - Thur....................................... August 3 - 6 Times .............................................9:30 11:30 am Proud to be an American _°WWool Day CLASS # June 29 Day camp for preschoolers! Campers will CLASS # '!-I t:26 Ages late 5-7 Float or Sink and Science Fun spend time on hikes, learning outdoor "surviv- Mon - Thur August 3 - 6 CLASS # July 6 al" skills, and nature games and craft activities. Times 1:00 - 3:00 pm Each Camp day will begin inside the building, Fun & Fitness (wear tennis shoes, socks and activities will take place inside and outside (amp CLASS # July 13 in the park. Campers should pack a lunch Nate J everyday. Tents will be set up on one of the AHOY MATEY! Little pirates will have a Fun in the Sun will spend time outside camp days, weather permitting. Parent vol- grand time at this camp! Treasure maps, trea- CLASS # July 20 unteers will be needed to help with the set up sure chests, parrots and messages in a bottle and take down, details will be sent out in the will be part of the camp, like real pirates. Beary Fun (wearpj's, bring stuffed anima camp letter. Campers can bring compasses Participants are welcome to dress in the pirate CLASS # July 27 and any other camping items they want to theme, but you won't walk the plank if you share with the group! don't! 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, Blast off! (wear tennis shoes, socks) CLASS # Ages 4-6 CLASS # 146-2`1 Ages 3-5 CLASS # ......................August 3 Mon - Thur......................................... July 27 - 30 Mon - Thur...................................... August 10-14 Times ........................................9:30 am - 1:30 pm Times 9:30 - 11:30 am Trucks, Trains & Tractors Cost $90/child Cost......................................................... $60/child CLASS # ....................August 10 Location Bridle Ridge Park Location Bridle Ridge Park Register by Friday, July 17 Register by...................................... Friday, July 17 26 ANNF=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Adapted Bowling (for Youth with Physical & Developmental Disabilities) ' .i Ap 4`3 Bowling is a lifetime sport and children with disabilties can learn the basics of bowling etiquette, rules and other skills in a safe and fun environment Please be aware that the noise level is higher with this program than some of the other apapted programs due to 7% the location and type of program. A bowling ramp is available for students needing acco- modations. Cedarvale lanes has bowling balls available and weekly shoe rental included in Adapted Art the program. Don't wait to register as we need a minimum number of kids registered for the program start. Fa t{~ 1 I e r 'J Day < Z w _1,4CLASS # r Sundays July 12 - August 16 Project k - Times ...............................4:00 - 5:00 pm es 7-1 Cost $45/person Location Cedarvale Lanes Create a special project for your father or 3883 Cedar Grove Parkway grandfather to share with them on Father's Register by Wednesday, July 8 Day, the following day. You'll create a one-of- f a-kind art piece. Small class size with an expe- rienced art instructor and our adapted staff will be present to lend a hand. All supplies included and your project will be ready to take home with you at the end of class. This class is geared for children with developmental and/ or physical disabilities to work on fine motor skills and encourage creativity. Class is taught by Eagan Art House & Adapted Instructors. Volunteer instructors are needed for this fabulously rewarding program. Your vol- CLASS # unteer time is very valuable to the youth in the program who face developmental and Saturday ......................................................June 20 physical disabilities. Volunteer staff will assist and coach in a variety of social, devel- Times ...........................................10:00 - 11:00 am opmental and athletic skills in a fun and safe environment. All volunteers receive dis- Cost $12.50/person ability awareness training and how to make accomodations for youth with disabilities. Location ....................................Eagan Art House Register by ..................................Tuesday, June 16 • Programs are held year-round, typically on Sunday afternoon and evenings for 1-2 hours a week for 6-8 weeks at a time per sport. This is a great opportunity for high school or college students who seek a career in teaching or special education or for IVIOre adaptive classes anyone interested in working with youth. A background check is required to be coming in our fall Discover accepted into the program. Please call 651-675-5525 for information or send an email brochure, available in August. to kphillips@cityofeagan.com. Did you know Did you know Eagan Parks & Recreation offers sports development programs for youth with disabilities throughout the year. 27 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Summer in the Park (SIP) Children ages 5 & 6 (as of June 15, 2009) are invited to a program designed specifically for their needs. The program is an introduction to the Summer in the Park program Play outside this summer! This popular pro- with emphasis on the needs of 5 & 6 year olds. Games, crafts and theme days are all gram is for children who have completed kin- part of this fun program. Children will play outside as much as possible. Come and dergarten through age 12 and offers a variety enjoy the great outdoors in our beautiful Eagan parks. We are here for you of activities for all involved. Games, crafts and theme days are all part of this fun program. Cost $30/child CLASS # Grab a friend and join us in learning lifelong Register by ....................Monday, June 1 Tue & Thur................ June 16 - July 16 games in our beautiful Eagan parks! Times 9:00 - 11:30 am CLASS # Location .....................Trapp Farm Park Dates June 15 -July 16 Mon & Wed June 15 -July 15 Times 9:00 - 11:30 am CLASS # Cost ........................$35/person for 3 days/week Location Trapp Farm Park Tue & Thur................ June 16 -July 16 $40/person for 4 days/week Times ...............................1:00 - 3:30 pm Location Goat Hill Park Register by ..................................Monday, June 1 SIP SIP Cascade Bay Cascade Bay Summer Park $35/Person $40/person Skateville with pass with NO Pass Bowling Movie Fun Finale Location 3 days/wk 4 days/wk $10/person $8/person $15/person $12.75/person $14/person $10/person CLASS CLASS CLASS CLASS CLASS CLASS CLASS CLASS Bridle Ridge # 14649 # # # # #44694 # Captain Dodd # 14650 # 14655 # 14665 # : 575 # 14685 # 14695 # 14705 Geo. Ohmann # 14651 # 14656 # 14666 # - `,76 # 14686 # 14696 # 14706 Hidden Corner # 14652 # 14657 # 14667 # !577 # 14687 # 14697 # 14707 Holz Farm # 14653 # 14658 # 14668 # 78 # 14688 # 14698 # 14708 Northview # 14644 # 14659 # 14669 # r-679 # 14689 # 14699 # 14709 Rahn # 14645 # 14660 # 14670 # >80 # 14690 # 14700 # 14710 Ridgecliff p # 14646 # 14661 # 14671 # 4681 # 14691 # 14701 # 14711 Sky Hill # 1,1647 # 14662 # 14672 # X82 # 14692 # 14702 # 14712 Walnut Hill # 14648 # 14663 # 14673 # ",683 # 14693 # 14703 # 14713 28 ANNF=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , Summer in the Park Sites Summer in the Park Field Trips Ate) Bridle Ridge Park Have fun with your friends! These trips are for youth who are signed up for Summer in Mon - Thur June 15 - July 16 the Park for 6-12 year olds. Trips are supervised by Summer in the Park staff. Buses will Times 9:00 - 11:30 am pick up at Summer in the Park locations between 12:30 - 1:00 pm. Buses return between 3:45 - 4:30 pm depending on the trip. Register early as space is limited on field trips Capt. Dodd Park and registrations cannot be accepted after the deadline. Call the Recreation Hotline Mon -Thur June 15 -July 16 Times 9:00 - 11:30 am at 651-675-5511, option 1, after 3:00 pm on the Tuesday before a field trip for specific bus times by location. George Ohmann Park Mon - Thur June 15 -July 16 Times ............................9:00 - 11:30 am, - BY~a go Bowling! Join us for an afternoon Hidden Corner Park of bowling fun at Cedarvale Lanes in Eagan. Mon - Thur June 15 -July 16 Children will be bused from their Summer in Times 9:00 - 11:30 am{ the Park location. All participants must wear p wHty socks. g 1 Holz Farm Park Mon - Thur June 15 -July 16 y Thursday....................................................... July 2 Times .............................9:00 - 11:30 am Cost................................................ $12.75/person Register by .................................Monday, June 29 f.1-day site) Watedle in Burnsville Northview Park Come and skate the afternoon away. This Moyle fup Mon - Wed .................June 15 -July 15 trip is designed for children who have skated Enjoy an afternoon matinee of a popular G or Times ...............................1:00 - 4:00 pm before. You may bring roller blades or skate PG rated movie. Movie selection will not be rental is available. Fee includes admission, available until 1-2 weeks prior to trip. Popcorn, Rahn Park skate rental, beverage, transportation and Mon - Wed June 15 - July 15 pop and the movie ticket are all included. supervision. Times ...............................1:00 - 4:00 pm Thursday July 9 Thursday June 18 Ridgecliff Park Cost ......................................................$14/person Cost ......................................................$10/person Register by Mon - Wed June 15 -July 15 Re ster b Monday. June 15 Monday, July 6 Times ...............................1:00 - 4:00 pm by ~~lr Sky Hill Park Mon - Wed ................June 15 -July 15 Summer is half over so lets celebrate b having Times ...............................1:00 - 4:00 pm Make a big splash as we venture to Eagan's by aquatic facility Cascade Bay! Children will a party. Entertainment, food, games and fun Walnut Hill Park be bused from their Summer in the Park site. are all included. Grab a friend and join the fun! Mon - Wed June 15 -July 15 Thursday June 25 Thursday...................................................... July 16 Times ...............................1:00 - 4:00 pm Cost $8/person with Season Pass Cost $10/person $15/person without Season Pass Location Eagan Register by .................................Monday, June 22 Register by ..................................Monday, July 13 29 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Holz Farm Cheerleading Camp Camp Experience the 1940's lifestyle that was once a - way of life for most Americans. The Friends This cheerleading camp will teach basic vv of the Farm and Eagan Parks and Recreation cheerleading and dance skills and work _ invite you to Holz Farm to go back in time for on jumps, stunts and cheer technique. a authentic farm experience. Participants will Students will learn a short routine to learn through active participation about farm be performed for family and friends at life in the kitchen as well as outside and in the 11:00 am on Thursday. A t-shirt is pro- i if iu ~J g it 1 4 barn. There will be a live farm animals to pet vided for all participants. This camp is and learn about, a hayride with a tractor histo- taught by the Planet Spirit, Inc. Cheer- Camp ry lesson, as well as tours and demonstrations. leading Coaches. Some 1940's era farm games and activities will It! q , also be planned. Participants should dress Planet Spirit is a cheerleading, dance, Beat the afternoon heat in our Air- in comfortable, farm appropriate clothing, tumbling and stunting training facility conditioned park shelter buildings. This overalls are encouraged!!! All particiapnts will with many classes, programs and teams. camp will promote children's creativity receive a Holz Farm tshirt when registered by Planet Spirit also holds many cheerlead- and imagination. Campers will use a July 1, indicate size when registering. ing camps and provides cheerleading variety of craft supplies to create their CLASS # choreography nationwide. own projects. Please join us for a week of fun filled activity. Dress to get Mon - Wed ..................................July 27 - 29 CLASS # ` messy! Times ............................................9:00 am - Noon Mon - Thur......................... July 27 - 30 Cost ......................................................$38/person Times 9:00 am - Noon CLASS # ' Location .......................................Holz Farm Park Cost $60/person Mon - Thur......................... July 20 - 23 Register by Friday, July 17 Location....... ECC Center North Gym Times ...............................1:00 - 4:00 pm Register by Friday, June 26 Cost $50/person Location Bridle Ridge Park Register by .......................Friday, July 10 Exploring the Outdoor- Mon S T#ur......................... July 27 - 30 ol sT Times ...............................1:00 - 4:00 pm Cost $50/person Discover the great outdoors with Eagan Parks & Recreation and Dakota County Parks. Hik- Location Goat Hill Park ing, outdoor games, nature activities and crafts will be explored along with a visit from a Dakota Register by .......................Friday, July 17 County Parks Naturalist. Camp is held at Camp Sacajawea in Lebanon Hills Regional Park. A more detailed letter will be sent to you prior to camp. CLASS # U Mon - Thur ........................August 3 - 6 Mon - Thur July 20 - 23 CLASS # Ages 6-9 Times 1:00 - 4:00 pm Cost ......................................................$60/person Times 9:00 am - Noon Cost $50/person Location ......................................Camp Sacajawea Location Rahn Park Lebanon Hills Regional Park CLASS # Imo11_"- Ages 10-14 Register by .......................Friday, July 24 Register by Friday, June 26 Times.............................................. 1:00 - 4:00 pm 30 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Eagan Youth Safety Damp A Dahg~ y It's the 19th Annual Safety Camp. We have three full days of learning and fun planned. Learn at the Farm about electrical dangers, fire safety, bike safety and much more. In addition to learning, we will have fun recreation breaks throughout the day. Members of the Eagan Fire, Police and Parks & Recreation Deapartments are co-sponsoring this exciting camp which campers are sure to remem- Have you ever wondered what a day on ber for a long time. Lunch, snacks and beverages will be provided each day. A t-shirt is included. the farm in the 1940's was like? The Camp will be held rain or shine. - Friends of the Farm invite you to Holz Farm to go back in time for a authentic CLASS # ' farm experience. Participants will learn Mon - Wed July 20, 21, 22 r _ A.~ ~I" through active participation about farm Times ........................................8:30 am - 4:00 pm life. There will be a live farm animals Cost .....................................................$42/person ; A4 .,vgt to pet and learn about, a hayride, trac- Location .....................................Trapp Farm Park $ 0, for history lesson, picking rocks, rope Register b Friday, June 26 G making, corn grinding and farm games and activities. Participants should bring their own bag lunch, for the noon sup per break, and dress in comfortable farm appropriate clothing. Don't worry Scrap Booking ao won't have to clean up after the Kids Favorites am Times ......................10:00 am - 2:00 pm Cost $15/person Damp Location ................................Holz Farm Do you want to get your pictures in order and Ages 6-1 ~ looking nice? Join us to explore scrapbooking CLASS # and experiment with organizing your photo Friday June 26 collection. Leaders will assist campers in the Re aster b Friday, June 19 friend and come to this action packed by creation of one special page each day, with camp. This camp offers kids a chance time for independent work. This is a great CLASS # to explore a variety of summer fun in opportunity to share your skills in scrapbook- Friday August 14 sports, games, ing and new friends! Beat the afternoon heat Re aster b Friday, August 7 and much more. Play your favorite by in our air-conditioned park shelter building. Summer in the Park games plus a whole lot more. Say goodbye to your CLASS # summer vacation with some outdoor Mon - Thur July 27 - 30 fun. - Times 1:00 - 4:00 pm Cost ......................................................$50/person CLASS # Location Sky Hill Park ills 511 Mon -Thur August 17 - 20 Register b Friday, June 26 son Times 9:00 am - Noon Cost ......................................$40/person V r~~ Location Bridle Ridge Park l 1111 t Register by ...................Friday, August 7 33. AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Eaganettes Eaganettes Recital Camp ParaffQ ramn Dancers of all abilities....learn the latest dance moves, dance-line steps and other choreo- Dancers of all abilities learn the latest graphed routines set to popular hit music. Participants will improve their rhythm, coordi- dance moves, dance-line steps and other cho- nation, flexibility and creativity in this active class. Each Camp day will follow a different reographed routines set to popular hit music. theme, and a letter will be mailed to campers with all the hot details, so sign up early! Participants will improve their rhythm, coor- Choreography will be based on the daily themes, and campers will help with some of the dination, flexibility and creativity in this active steps. This camp will be taught by experienced dance staff and will be packed with fun class. Choreography will be designed to per- while dancing. Participants will be divided into dance teams by age groups on the first day form while marching in the 4th of July Parade. of camp, encouraging group and team building. This exciting 2 week camp will be taught by experienced dance staff and will be packed A mini recital will be held in the gym on Friday, July 17 for parents and friends at 11:00 with fun while dancing. Participants will be am. New for 2009, all participants will receive a t-shirt and pom poms to wear in the divided into dance teams by age groups on the recital, indicate size when ordering. Choose from youth extra small 2-4, youth small 6-8, first day of camp, encouraging group and team youth medium 10-12 or youth large 14-16. building. CLASS # A mini recital/dress rehearsal will be held on Mon - Fri.. July 13 - 17 Friday, July 3 for the parents. Parent volunteers Times 9:30 - 11:30 am are needed to help in the parade, information Cost ......................................$60/person will be handed out at camp. All participants Location .................................ECC Gym will receive a t-shirt and om oms to wear in Register b dnesdaR "'u P P by Wednesday, July 8 the parade, indicate t-shirt size when register- ing. Choose from youth extra small 2-4, youth v small 6-8, youth medium 10-12 or youth large 14-16. CLASS # Mon - Fri ......................................June 22 - July 3 Times .............................................9:30 - 11:30 am Fun & Fitness Camp Parade on Saturday, July 4 Cost .......................................................$150/child Location.......... Eagan Community Center Gym b Friday, This week is filled with fun food facts and good exercise habits. Join us on this fantastic Register by Fry, June 12 journey of building healthy bodies. Games, exercises and much more! CLASS # v 4734 Mon - Fri... .June 22 - July 3 CLASS # Parade on Saturday, July 4 Mon - Thur July 27 - 30 Times 1:00 - 3:00 pm Times 9:00 am - Noon ~ 4k4 Cost ......................................$50/person. Cost $150/child Location.......... Eagan Community Center Gym Location Sky Hill Park Register b Friday, June 12 Register by Friday, June 26 32 AEEF=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Sports Snorkeling . Mania Camp Leave the chaos of life on land and explore the underwater world at Cascade Bay! Basic snorkel- ing skills including proper mask and snorkel use will be practiced and enforced through water exploration activities. This two-day camp is for 7-12 year olds and snorkel and mask are included! Come outside and kick, hit, catch, dribble and throw while playing sports Times ....................................................................................................................................8:30 - 10:30 am and games. At this active camp chil- Cost .............................................................................................................................................$30/pers on dren will play and learn many types Location Cascade Bay Waterpark of games & sports skills. Camp will include instruction, drills, contests, CLASS # 1<?° CLASS # " `301 games and team building competi- Thur & Fri July 9 & 10 Mon & Tue ......................................July 27 & 28 tions. If you like teamwork and have Register by .....................................Monday, July 6 Register by.............................. Wednesday, July 22 enthusiasm for active games, this camp t _ k CLASS # is for you. Y Mon & Tue August 17 & 18 Times 9:00 am - Noon Register by........................ Wednesday, August 12 i Cost $50/person r CLASS # Location FCC Center Gym ~ Register b Friday, June 26 Mon & Tue ...........................August 24 & 25 Register by ........................Wednesday, August 19 - VT 1W CLASS # Mon - Thur July 20 - 23 CLASS # Mon - Thur July 27 - 30 Puppeteer Camp CLASS # Mon - Thur August 10 - 13 Become a Puppeteer! Do you want the opportunity to become a junior puppeteer? This camp will give participants the opportunity to write a play, make a few simple puppets, _ practice with music and sound equipment, and perform a puppet show! The camp par- ticiapnts will showcase their accomplishments with a special show on Friday afternnon at 3:00 pm Trapp Farm Park, everyone will be invited! CLASS # Mon - Fri... ..................August 3 - 7 Times ...............................1:00 - 3:00 pm Cost $60/person Location .....................Trapp Farm Park Register b Monday, July 20 seeds produced the prior fall, fall dandelions are from spring seed fall treatment is best. 33 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 'Ile Mad Science is a science education entertainment company whose goal is to provide children with fun, entertaining & educational activi- ties that instill a clearer understanding of what science is really about & how it affects the world around us. Mad Science strives to spark the imagination & curiosity of children everywhere. They are part of a franchise system that has 140 locations worldwide. They have been operating in Minnesota for over 9 years. All Mad Science programs are led by highly trainedprofessional instructors equipped with cove-inspringgear. Red Hot Robots raq Chemworks Try your hand with some super solutions and join us for a week of fun and learn all explore the chemistry of everyday life. Camp about the science of robotics. Dis- is bubbling over with classic experiments and cover the science behind gears and crazy concoctions with spectacular hands-on how robots use sensors to explore the activities with real tools, stunning demonstra- world around them. Learn about arti- tions and your own set of labware to take ficial intelligence and build your very home.. own remote controlled OWI Robotic Arm Edge. ~~,cret Age,,, t CLASS # 7 Mon - Thur .........................................July 27 - 30 CLASS # Times ............................................9:00 am - Noon Mon -Thur ..............................July 6 - 9 This popular camp is back again! Cost $121/person Times 9:00 am - Noon Sharpen your under-cover skills, then Location Trapp Farm Park Cost ....................................$156/person use spy technology to listen in on Register by..................................... Friday, June 26 Location Sky Hill Park secret conversations. Take home your Register b Friday, June 19 Spyglasses. Send and retrieve top secret messages with your own Code p Kit. Use a laser beam to identify voic- science Kaleidoscope Camp es. Build a secret safe; then attempt to " fPl 1 -7 Rocket Blast defeat several security systems. All of these activities will take place in this Have fun learning about animals, ani- ~ff-c~ 7- mation, chemistry and engineering. fun camp for boys and girls. Grab a This action packed week focuses solely on friend and join the fun. Help build a giant geodesic dome in rockets & rocket flight. Learn about model the classroom. Mix different chemicals rocket design, building, aerodynamices, pro- CLASS # to create sidewalk chalk, bath fizzers, pulsion, launching, safety, recovery & repair. Mon - Thur....... July 20 - 23 chromatography t-shirt, tootsie rolls, Take part in daily launches. Take home your Times ............................9:00 am - Noon and ice cream. own rockets & an abundance of model rocket Cost ....................................$121/person knowledge. This class is a blast for boys &girls. Location Sky Hill Park CLASS # ` Mon -Thur August 10 - 13 Register b Friday, June 26 by Fr CLASS # 3=i =,":-d Re Times ............................9:00 am -Noon Mon - Thur .........................................July 13 - 16 Cost $121/person Times ............................................9:00 am - Noon Location Trapp Farm Park Register by .......................Friday, July 17 Cost ....................................................$121/person Location Sky Hill Park Register by Friday, June 19 34 iscover r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , Cascade Bay's 1 Sela Preview - open to the olibli aSC June 6&7 10th Birthday .aM,~oe~4.<<F~,Ea.Ea~axM. a u~~~V~V' 3V'~SV(~ ' June 12 - August 30 2E gRE:C r2E Cascade Bay Opens it's a for the Season ~ August 31 September 7* ~Birthday Part. 11 am - 5 pm (No morning activities) on June 12! *Pending staff availability r August 13 Check website for updated s Visit the schedules & hours of operation 5,00-7;00 pm 1 website 1 ,1 a following information: be date- G Sa • Classes & Camps Season Passes • Swim Lessons Spend your summer at Cascade Bay, with a season pass. Includes unlimited visits, spe- 'AO join Cascade Bay's- • Season Passes cial newsletter and priority entrance if we're birthday celebrat at capacity. Available at the Parks & Recre- • Upcoming Events Department or the Eagan Community Radio Disney will host a fun-filled show with Center. music, entertainment and games for the guest of • Groups & Birthday Party honor; Captain C. Breeze. Everyone is invited to Reservations the BIG BASH so make sure you reserve the date now so you don't miss the fun. Additional party • Private Rentals Cascade Bay will host information will be available at wwwcascadebav. Market Fest, September 2! com. birthday • Captain's Course • 10" Birthday Celebration Watch the website for special deals throughout the summer! Summer Birthday? Classes & Camps Morning Activities Celebrate your day at the Bay! Custom- Register to take a class at Cascade Bay! To Stay active this summer by dropping in for ize your party package, which may include register and see full class descriptions, visit one of our morning activities: swimming, miniature golf or a special meal www.cascadebaom. • Lap Swim option. Call our Group Coordinator at 651- . Little Mates 0-6), a e 21 • 675-5504 to begin planning your special day. (ages p g Water Aerobics • Snorkeling (ages 7-12), page 33 • Water Walking - walk against the current • Red Cross Guard Start (ages 11-14), pg 56 of the lazy river! • Red Cross Lifeguarding (ages 15+), pg 56 • Swim Lessons - register online 35 iscover Eagan Commun'Ity Center s. Mon - Fri ............................5:45 am - 9:45 pm The Eagan Community Center is the Saturday ...................................8:00 am - 8:00 pm perfect spot for your graduation cel- Sunday ....................................10:00 am - 8:00 pm ebration, whether you're looking for indoor or outdoor spaces. The Oaks o r banquet facility is an ideal spot - over- Saturday, July 4 ........................8:00 am - 4:00 pm =.looking Central Park and providing a Monday, Sept 7 ......................................CLOSED I spacious, elegant atmosphere. Or, if i activity is what you prefer, The Oasis is fully stocked with a stage, pool The Eagan Community Center will be closed for the following table and air hockey. dates: August 31 - September 7. The building will reopen at Our catering options mean that you don't have to worry about a thing. Call 5:45 am on Tuesday, September 8. the ECC today to book your graduation party, 651-675-5550. ~rInnles Grn in Reprvatinpc The Eagan Community Center is Now is the time! Reserve your next field trip at The Blast. Group rates located on a 60-acre park; lush with are available. Please contact the Facility Operations Coordinator for flowers, trees and three distinct more details: 651-675-5561. Bonus gym time available - for $20 your outdoor ceremony locations. Each j group can add the use of one gymnasium during your field trip and we ceremony area overlooks the beauti- ful 1" 2 Central Park pond and fountain. , Options for group lunches are as follows: With our versatile space, indoor back- - 1) Hot dog package includes hot dog/chips/beverage for $3/person up options are available. Call Melissa _ plus an hour in a party room. for more information 651-675-5550. ' 2) Pizza package includes 1 slice of pizza and beverage for $3/person plus an hour in a party room. 3) Groups can bring bag lunches and rent a party room for $16/hour/ room. Whether you are planning a book club gathering or a national corporate conference, the Eagan Community Preschool Open pen Gym for Ages 1-5 Center is the place to meet. There are a variety of spaces to accommodate $3/child Children under the age of 9 are not charged groups of three or 350. With separate h.. - The last day of Preschool Open Gym for the school year will be Friday, However, join us on Saturdays from 9:30 - 11:30 am (skip 5/16 spaces for breakout sessions, flexible I ' SeJuneptem12.ber 9. room configurations, audio visual & 7/25) for the same great program. The last Saturday of the summer will equipment, and multiple food and - ~ be August 29. Regular Monday -Friday hours will resume on Wednesday, beverage options, everything you need is here. C Visit www.eagancommuniiycenter.com for more informations ' ` 36 1 Member Pnmarv Each Additional A medically supervised exercise class for those who have experienced Enrollment Fee* $69 $10 each a cardiac event or who have been told by their doctor to begin exer- Resident/Corporate $35 $30 each cise to reduce your risk for heart disease. Class meets Mon/Wed/Fri Non-resident $40 $40 each from 10:45 am -Noon. Contact Lorene Brown MS, RN, CNS at 612- 242-1878 for more information. All membersh ps are based on a month-to-month agreement through automatic withdrawal of a credit card, checking or savings account. *To receive the discounted enrollment fee of $90 for additional household members, you must DIV f i tw5 P1,ES nP T.r add the members to the primary account within one week of initial enrollment. Purchase a 7 day pass to the fitness center that includes group fitness classes. A great option for out of town guests or a 1 week trial! • BlueCross BlueShield • Definity Health (Target & Medtronic • Health Partners • Medica Pass is valid any time except 4:00 - 7:00 pm, Monday through Friday • UCare Rates Daily Pass $2/day 7 Day Pass $5 30 Day Pass $20 Body (ompositioo Analysis: 60 Day Pass $40 Using a clinical grade biolectrical impedence scale, this is a non-intrusive & 90 Day Pass $60 accurate way to measure your lean to fat ratio. A printout and the ablity to track your progress over time is provided . 1 MM 3_ l,t Available at the ECC - $75 for 10 classes A comprehensive assessment that will put more meaning into your fitness plan and provide you with baseline measurements to evaluate the effective- ness of your program over time. Using top industry software, you will recieve detailed reports indicating your fitness scores compared to population norms. .#~e~ a~,r•IAC You can schedule a Certified Personal Trainer to work with you at the Monday & Thursday Bootcaconvenience of your own home, workplace or favorite local park! Call rna=h'' the Fitness Coordinator at 651-675-5557 for more details. ! Join others on Monday mornings or Thursday evenings for a challening, yet REWARDING workout Classes will be held outdoors utilizing the ammeni- Meet with one of our Nutrition Coaches to begin your journey ties and landscape that Central Park/Eagan Community Center has to offer. towards a healthier eating lifestyle! Call 651-675-5557 for more infor- Dress accordingly, bring a water bottle, and be ready to sweat. A Certified Fit- mation. ness Instructor will be teaching the class. For details check out page 60! 37 iscover Ea an Civic Arena n Pro Shop Summer adult hockey leagues now forming. ! l~ Interested teams should contact Mark Vaughan, ~ through summer. 651-675-5592; it - ofeagan.com for The Civic Arena Pro Shop offers a variety of league registration information. products of services including: Skate Sharpening, $3.50/pair ~1dr Skate Rental, $2/pair Birthday Parties Broken Composite Sticks - bring them to us and we'll fix them. Celebrate your next birthday with the Civic Arena! Equipment Washing - drop off your gear Choose from a variety of party packages perfect for and it will be ready the next day. Eagan Civic Arena all ages. Parties may include skating, indoor turf/ kickball or arena softball. Call 651-675-5592 to 651-675-5590 reserve your party. { Visit our j website for the ~y following information: • Public Skating • Skating Lessons • Upcoming Events Summer Wfino 5mr, • o Stop by the Civic Arena to pick up infor- • Equipment Washing mation regarding upcoming summer camps and clinics. Opportunities • Advertising Looking for summer skating lessons? • Skate t Rental Check out pages 10 & 11. • Skate Sharpening • Arena Softball 38 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Camp Adventureland ; C s w Join us for a week of outdoor adventures. This camp gives children the opportunity to explore what is happening in the outdoors through biking (participants must be able to ride their bike and have a helmet, hiking, fishing and other activities. Blackhawk Park provides a great atmosphere for outdoor exploration. Campers should bring a bag lunch and beverage each day. Activities are held outdoors, so dress for the weather. A letter with more details will be sent prior to the 9 r F' i ± Cam camp. 44 t 21 # # P~'i Age s ' CLASS # Back for another year is Dodgeball Mon - Thur July 27 - 30 F i , Times ........................9:00 am - 3:00 pm Camp! If you can't get enough of playing dodgeball, then this camp is Cost $68/person - Location Blackhawk Park for you. We will spend the morning Register by Friday, June 26 playing all kinds of dodgeball. We may have to take a break once in a while, but the main focus is Dodgeball. So, if you love Dodgeball, grab a friend and join the fun :;Simple Snacks Volleyball CLASS # Mon - Thur July 20-23 for Kids Camp FUNdamentals Times 9:00 am - Noon Cost ......................................$43/person Location Bridle Ridge Park join us as we make all kinds of snacks..... Learn to play the exciting and challenging game Register by Friday, June 26 Healthy snacks, snacks for the weekend, after- of volleyball while making new friends. This school snacks, daytime snacks, bedtime snacks, clinic is aimed at developing and improving CLASS # and much more. We will make and taste at your game while in a fun and supportive envi- Mon - Thur ........................August 3 - 6 this fun camp. Recreational breaks will also be ronment. Focus will be on teamwork, serving, Times 9:00 am - Noon taken to play games and burn off energy. spiking, and "bumping". All levels of play are Cost $43/person Please note: Many different food items are welcome and each participant will receive a Location Sky Hill Park used in this camp. Children with food allergies t-shirt. Register by Friday, June 26 are not recommended for this camp. CLASS # CLASS # 14742 Mon - Thur August 3 - 6 Mon - Thur August 3 - 6 Times.............................................. 1:00 - 4:00 pm Times ............................................9:00 am - Noon Cost..................... $107/person (includes t-shirt Cost ......................................................$52/person Location Eagan Community Center Location Blackhawk Park Register by................................... Monday, July 27 Register by Friday, June 26 39 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Hip Hop Free Youth g Dance Camp Fishing Dancers of all abilities learn the latest dance & Lakes moves. This hip-hop camp is offered to ages Workshop ~z 1 10-14 and no dance experience is required! In this camp you will learn different styles of Ars hiphop dance and two to three short dances. Spend a fabulous day outdoors in F=ree How t nature learning the ins and outs of ■ Amini-performance of the dancers moves will be presented in the gym at 11:30 am on Thurs- fishing for youth anglers. Your child, Fishing lin, under the experienced instruction of day, the last camp day, all parents invited! 1,9es 9-13 Eagan's water resource staff will learn CLASS # 14j5# how to fish, identify fish and fish habi- Beginning & experienced youth anglers spend Mon - Thur .........................................July 20 - 23 tat, collect water samples and water a fabulous evening outdoors fishing Eagan's Times ............................................9:00 am -Noon bugs, trace the path of water runoff local lakes. Eagan's enthusiastic and experi- Cost ......................................................$70/person from your home, and learn why car- enced water resource staff will teach children Location.......... Eagan Community Center Gym ing for our local water environment is how to fish and where to go fishing. Register Register by Friday, July 10 so important to a healthy community. for one clinic or a few and meet other youth Kids will leave with knowledge on how as you learn together. The evening begins to rig a fishing rod, reels, and how to with check-in from 5:15 - 5:30 pm, followed handle bait and tackle. In the case by an evening of fishing fun. Instructors will Team of rain or severe weather the day of provide fishing rods, reels, tackle and bait. the event, please call the Recreation Parent volunteers are encouraged to stay and Challenge Hotline at 651-675-5511 between help. Call the recreation hotline at 651-675- 8-9:00 am to see if the class is can- 5511 in case of inclement weather for a class Ae celled. update. Camp Cr a ql®1 Participants should bring their own bag Times 5:30 - 7:30 pm lunch, old towel, sunscreen and a fish- Fire up that competitive spirit and build Cost FREE ing rod if they have one. Some rods teamwork with your buddies! Grab a are available at the class. A beverage CLASS # friend and get ready to compete in a will be provided. Parent volunteers are variety of team challenges: athletic, cre- encouraThursday July 9 ive, artisitc, fun and just plain wacky. ged to stay and help' Instruc- Location Trapp Farm Park (Schwanz Lake at _ tors: City of Eagan's Water Resource Register by Monday, July 6 Discover the value of good sportsman- Staff ship and the importance of belonging CLASS # to ateam. CLASS # Thursday August 13 Saturday June 13 Location...... Blackhawk Park (Blackhawk Lake CLASS # ` Times 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Register b Monday, August 10 Mon -Thur................... August 10 - 13 (Check-in 9-90:00 am) Times 9:00 am - Noon Cost ...............................................FREE CLASS # Cost $40/person Location... Thomas Lake Park Pavilion Location Blackhawk Park Thursday ..........................................September 10 Regi ster by Tuesday, June 9 Location ..................................Thomas Lake Park Register by .......................Friday, July 10 Register by .........................Monday, September 7 40 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 J . : , QuickStart ~eP quickstort tennis the new waY to play .emis f fit; { Tennis Camps for kids 10 and under Hey kids! There is no better time to start playing tennis than now! QuickStart tennis is a new and exciting format for learning the game of tennis. USTA (United States Tennis Association) created this new format that caters directly to young beginning tennis players. To make it easier for the youngsters to learn, the QuickStart tennis format changes the net Daya11i size, the court size, the balls, the rackets and even the scoring system to make it easier for younger players. The program is designed to help children succeed but also focuses on Ages 9-' having fun through games, relays and instruction. Spend your day outdoors with Eagan Parks & Participants are asked to wear appropriate shoes, bring their racket and a water bottle. A Recreation and Dakota County Parks for this limited number of rackets will be available for those without one. popular camp for youth. Held on the grounds of Camp Sacajawea in Lebanon Hills Regional Make Ups: One make-up day is scheduled each week in case of class cancellation. The Park, campers will explore the outdoors make-up for each week will be on the Friday of that week at the same time and same through games, hiking, nature, team building location. and much more. On Thursday night, campers will have the opportunity to experience camp- Cost $50/person ing outside in a tent. A letter with more details Location ...................................................................................Rahn Park and Northview Park will be sent to all campers 2 weeks before the camp begins. CLASS # Ages 5-6 CLASS # Ages 7-8 Mon - Thur ........................June 15 - 25 Mon - Thur........................ June 15 - 25 Mon - Thufir ......~.........6 Au Times ...............................1:00 - 1:45 pm Times 2:00 - 3:00 pm August 3 7 Location Rahn Park Location Rahn Park Times ........................................9:00 am - 3:00 pm Register by Wednesday, June 10 Regi ster by Wednesday, June 10 Thurs overnight pick up August 8 at 8:00 am Cost ......................................................$95/person CLASS # Ages 5-6 CLASS # Ages 7-8 Location Camp Sacajawea Mon - Thur........................... July 6 - 16 Mon - Thur......................... ..July6-16 Lebanon Hills Regional Park Times ...............................5:00 - 5:45 pm Times 6:00 - 7:00 pm Register by .....................................Friday, June 26 Location Rahn Park Location Rahn Park Register by Wednesday, July 1 Register by................ Wednesday, July 1 CLASS # Ages 5-6 CLASS # Ages 7-8 family Night Lssay Mon - Thur .........July 27 - August 6 Mon - Thur ...........July 27 - August 6 Times 9:00 - 9:45 am Times 10:00 - 11:00 am Location Northview Park Location....................... Northview Park I, for ages 5-1' Check out page ) for detar Register by Wednesday, July 22 Register by.............. Wednesday, July 22 Did you know If the wood boards used for City park benches and picnic tables were laid end-to-end they would span in excess of 4 miles. 43. ANNF=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Tennis Lessons Tennis Lessons Location Northview Park Lessons provide an opportunity to develop and practice basic tennis skills. Youth will Mon - Fri ............................................June 15 - 19 practice a new skill, learn correct techniques for various proficiencies, review a previ- Cost $35/person/week ously learned skill and participate in games to help reinforce skills taught. Registering Register by Wednesday, June 10 for the appropriate class will increase the opportunity for success of all participants. CLASS # 1476 9:00 am - Squirts Participants should wear appropriate clothing, bring water and a racket (a limited CLASS # 14767 :.........................10:00 am - Stars number of rackets will be available for those without). Lessons are held Monday through Friday for 55-minutes. Location ...............................Bur Oaks Park Mon - Fri ............................................June 22 - 26 Cost $35/person/week Mass Uescriptiori Register by Wednesday, June 17 CLASS # ,1 .....................10:00 am - Squirts For the beginner with little or no tennis expe- One day is scheduled for each week in case of CLASS # .........................11:00 am - Stars rience. Recommended for ages 6-8. class cancellation. Must be at least 6 years of age by the first day Location Sky Hill Park of class. Morning Class Make Ups: Mon - Fri ............................................June 22 - 26 • 9:00 am lessons will be made up at 1:00 pm Cost $35/person/week on the Friday of that week, same location. Register by Wednesday, June 17 i4uie U~'iu 0-) • 10:00 am lessons will be made u at 2:00 m p p CLASS # .......................1:00 pm -Squirts A great follow up to the Squirts class. Remind- on the Friday of that week, same location. ers, match play and more specific skills are • 11:00 am lessons will be made up at 3:00 pm addressed. Recommended for ages 6-8 who on the Friday of that week, same location. have been in Squirts. Location Northview Park Afternoon Class Make Ups: Mon - Fri ......................................June 29 - July 3 Lessons will be made up the following Mon- Cost $35/person/week day, same time, same location. Register b Wednesday, June 24 For beginner players with little or no tennis Evening Class Make Ups: CLASS # G' a'.7 .......................9:00 am -Squirts experience. Recommended for ages 9-11. Lessons will be made up the Wednesday fol- CLASS # 147Cu .........................10:00 am - Stars Must be at least 9 years of age by the first day lowing the last class, same time, same location. of class. Location ......................................Rahn Park Mon - Fri July 6 - 10 For the Stars layer looking for a little player Cost $35/person/week advancement and some match play. Recom- Re ster b Wednesday, by We y, July 1 mended for ages 9-11 who have been in Stars. CLASS # 1476' ....................9:00 am - Squirts+ " CLASS # 147' ......................10:00 am - Squirts i CLASS # ......................11:00 am - Stars+ For youth ages 12-14 interested in learning 1.r" - - about the game of tennis. Participants must be 4 , Location Oak Chase Park 12 years of age by the first day of class. Please see page 52 in the Teen section for details. Mon -Fri ..............................................July 6 - 10 Cost $35/person/week Register by ......................WednesdaY July 1 .21 For Junior tennis lessons/camps _Zm ~ CLASS # T tV72 .......................9:00 am - Squirts check out pages 52-54! CLASS # l .........................10:00 am - Stars 42 AEEF=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Tennis Lessons continued Junior Week F Location ............................Woodhaven Park Instructional Mon - Fri August 3 - 7 Series 3 _ - Cost $35/person/week ? Register by ..............................Wednesday, July 29 parkview _ CLASS # ...............9:00 am - Stars+ CLASS # 8: ..........10:00 am - Squirts+ Golf Club i Location Northview Park The first two weeks covers the basics Location Northview Park Mon - Fri....................................... August 10 - 14 of swing, short game, and necessary Mon - Fri .............................................July 13 - 17 etiquette and rules to lathe Cost $35/person/week play game. Cost $35/person/week Re .ster b Wednesday, July 29 Following that you will meet at the Register b Wednesday, July 8 Y , Y CLASS # j )"NSF ..................9:00 am -Squirts driving range for awarm-up and CLASS # 14774 10:00 am - Star+ CLASS # f. 786.........................10:00 am - Stars instruction. You will then play some CLASS # 14775 ..................11:00 am - Squirts+ holes with an accomplished junior that guides and encourages good play. Fee includes instruction, a gift Location Oak Chase Park item and a VIP card that includes 2 Mon - Fri .............................................July 20 - 24 Sveninir~ Tq for 1 green fees and range balls. For Cost $35/person/week weather related information, please Register b Wednesday, July 15 lesson, call Parkview Golf Club at 651-994- CLASS # ; ....................9:00 am - Squirts+ 8000 x1. CLASS # . ......................10:00 am - Stars+ Cost $145/person Location Sky Hill Park Register by....................... Friday, June 5 Mon - Fri ............................................July 20 - 24 Location ................Northview Park CLASS # Cost $35/person/week Mon & Wed June 15 - 29 Register b Wednesday, July 15 Mondays June 15 - August 24 Cost $35/person/session Times ...............................1:45 - 3:00 CLASS # _':,=~4 ...........................9:00 am -Stars Pm CLASS # 14779 .....................10:00 am - Squirts Register by............. Wednesday, June 10 CLASS # x.......5:30 pm - Squirts CLASS # CLASS # ...........6:30 pm - Stars Tuesdays June 16 - August 25 • Location Northview Park Times .............................12:15 - 1:30 pm Mon Fri ............................................July 27 - 31 CLASS # . Cost $35/person/week Location Northview Park Wednesdays.......... June 17 -August 26 Register by ..............................Wednesday, July 22 Mon & Wed July 13 - 27 Times ...............................1:45 - 3:00 pm CLASS # 17' -;t . .....................10:00 am - Squirts Cost $35/person/session Register by Wednesday, July 8 CLASS # " Location ...............................Bur Oaks Park CLASS # .......5:30 pm - Squirts Thursdays .............June 18 -August 27 Mon - Fri ............................................July 27 - 31 CLASS # ...........6:30 pm - Stars Times .............................12:15 - 1:30 pm Cost $35/person/week Register by ..............................Wednesday, July 22 CLASS # ' mfSa ..................10:00 am - Squirts+ CLASS # 14782 ......................11:00 am - Stars+ 43 ANNF=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Junior Golf Junior Golf Camp Cam at at Parkview Golf Club Camp Mendota This program is run through the "First Swing for Juniors" by the PGA of America. Classes include grip and set up fundamentals; putting, chipping, pitching and full instruction and analy- He m Its sis, and rules and etiquette preparation for play. Classes are split based on age and ability. Fee + includes instruction and a VIP card that includes 2 for 1 green fees and range balls. Rain out days are made up on Fridays at the same time of the camp. For weather related information, please call Par 4 Parkview Golf Club at 651-994-8000 x1. Cost $90/person Campers will learn putting, chip- Location ........................................................................................Parkview Golf Club, 1310 Cliff Road ping, swing techniques, and receive on-course instruction during four fun- CLASS # .8tJ1 filled days. Each participant will need Mon - Thur June 15 - 18b a golf bag, putter, and at least three Times .............................................9:00 - 10:15 am ' l - size appropriate clubs. Each golfer will Register b Friday. 5 5 by Fry, June receive a coupon for one free round A of golf. For weather related questions, CLASS # please call Mendota Heights Par 3 at Mon -Thur ........................................June 22 - 25 651-454-9822. Times ...........................................10:30 - 11:45 am L Register by Friday, June 12 Times .............................8:00 - 11:00 am Cost ....................................$120/person CLASS CLASS #~is7 Location......... Mendota Heights Par 3, Mon - Thur June 29 - July 2 Mon - Thur......................................... July 27 - 30 1695 Dodd Road Times .............................................9:00 - 10:15 am Times 9:00 - 10:15 am CLASS # Register b Friday. June 19 Register b Friday, July 17 Mon - Thur ........................June 15 - 18 Register by Friday, June 5 CLASS # A,= CLASS # in Mon - Thur July 6 - 9 Mon - Thur....................................... August 3 - 6 CLASS # Times ...........................................10:30 - 11:45 am Times 10:30 - 11:45 am Mon - Thur ........................June 22 - 25 Re ster b Friday, June 26 Register b Friday, July 24 Register b Friday. June 12 g by by CLASS # . CLASS # CLASS # Mon - Thur .........................................July 13 - 16 Mon - Thur................................... August 10 - 13 _ Mon - Thur July 13 - 16 Times 9:00 - 10:15 am Times 9:00 - 10:15 am Register by ........................Friday, July 3 Re aster b Friday, July 3 Register b Friday, July 31 CLASS # CLASS # CLASS # Mon - Thur ........................August 3 - 6 Mon - Thur......................................... July 20 - 23 Mon - Thur................................... August 17 - 20 Register by ......................Friday, July 24 Times 10:30 - 11:45 am Times 10:30 - 11:45 am Register by Friday, July 10 Register by Friday, August 7 44 ANNF=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Junior Golf League Junior Golf at Parkview Golf Club League at Each week warm up with complimentary range balls, meet with the starter to discuss a differ- Mendota ent etiquette or rules and then play nine holes of golf. Fee includes a gift item, VIP card that includes 2 for 1 green fees and range balls, and a Fun Day. Rain checks will be honored for any Heights cancelled dates due to weather. Juniors may make-up missed play dates. For weather related infor- mation, please call Parkview Golf Club at 651-994-8000 x1. Par 3 Cost $160/person - Early Bird (Early Bird classes are held at 6:30 & 6:37 am) Cost ...........................................................................................................................................$185/person Register b Friday, June 5 Golfers are expected to know and fol- low the rules and etiquette of golf. Mondays ........................June 15 - August 24 Thursdays .....................June 18 - August 27 Parents are encouraged to walk or play CLASS # J48'1 6:30 am CfA-SS 4 Uui,1 ........................11:00 am along, especially with younger play- CLASS # 6:37 am EIS `v,: FII1-1,........................ 11:45 am ers. Missed weeks can be made up. For weather related questions, please Tuesdays June 16 - August 25 call Mendota Heights Par 3 at 651-454- CLASS # 1481:5 .......................................6:30 am 9822. CLASS # 14814 6:37 am Cost ....................................$115/person Thursdays .....................June 18 - August 27 Register by....................... Friday, June 5 CLASS # .......................................6:30 am CLASS # 8N6 .......................................6:37 am Fridays June 12 - August 21 _.yy.,.. CLASS # ....................8:46 am CLASS # 8:54 am Mondays ........................June 15 -August 24 ~CiP , ~1 t l a P .:.......................10:15 am . , . ` . , CLASS # ....................9:02 am !`TA-SS 11 22S22 111 FUI ] ........................10:22 am CLASS # 9:10 am C-4mk-S-S-#-H4,FU1 ] .......................10:30 am CLASS # 41........................9:18 am - CLASS # 9:26 am Tuesdays .......................June 16 - August 25 CLASS # - 9:34 am CLASS # 1 i2 .....................................11:45 am CLASS # ....................9:42 am CLASS # ";0_113 ; .....................................12:30 pm CLASS # ~ ....................9:50 am ✓ CLASS # 46 ........................9:58 am Wednesdays ...................June 17 -August 26 CLASS # 14A 9 ...................................12:00 pm CLASS # 47 10:06 am CLASS # CLASS # 3 12:07 pm 48 10:14 am CLASS # 10:22 am CLASS # 10:30 am CLASS # 10:38 am Did you know The Oasis provides a venue for teens to get performance experience and earn money at the `Bring the Noice" events. See page 55 for more information. 45 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Clay & Sculpture Agt 4-5 & 6-°. - A summer favorite! Create a variety of fun projects with clay, paper, found objects and more. Dress for messy activities. Register early... these classes fill quickly. Cost .............................................................................................................................................$93/person - Location Eagan Art House CLASS # 1 Ages 4-5 CLASS # Ages 4-5 CLASS # 14858 Ages 4-5 Mon & Wed June 15, 17, 22, 24 Mon & Wed .............................July 13, 15, 20, 22 Mon & Wed August 3, 5, 10, 12 Times ............................................9:30 am - Noon Times 9:30 am - Noon Times 9:30 am - Noon Register by ....................................Monday, June 7 Register by..................................... Monday, July 6 Register by.................................. Monday, July 27 CLASS # I:.3 Ages 6-11 CLASS # i Ages 6-11 CLASS # y , N,,', Ages 6-11 Mon & Wed June 15, 17, 22, 24 Mon & Wed .............................July 13, 15, 20, 22 Mon & Wed ..........................August 3, 5, 10, 12 Times ............................................9:30 am - Noon Times 9:30 am - Noon Times 9:30 am - Noon Register by ....................................Monday, June 7 Register by.................................... Monday, July 6 Register by................................... Monday, July 27 CLASS # 1 ,°4 r Ages 6-11 CLASS # Ages 6-11 `CI' :.`i Ages 6-11 Mon & Wed June 15, 17, 22, 24 Mon & Wed .............................July 13, 15, 20, 22 Mon & Wed ...........................August 3, 5, 10, 12 Times 1:30 - 4:00 pm Times.............................................. 1:30 - 4:00 pm Times.............................................. 1:30 - 4:00 pm Register by ....................................Monday, June 7 Register by..................................... Monday, July 6 Register by................................... Monday, July 27 Bugs & Butterfl® Nature & Art Explore nature in an artistic way. You'll make your own vegetable dyes, print, paint and Buzz right in to explore the world of crawling more. Dress for indoor and outdoor activities. and flying creatures through art Dress for indoor and outdoor fun. Mon-Thur ...............................................................................................................August 17 -20 Cost $90/person Mon - Thur July 27 - 30 Location Eagan Art House Times 1:30 - 4:00 pm Register by..................................................................................................... Monday, August 10 Cost ......................................................$90/person Location Eagan Art House CLASS # Ages 4-5 CLASS # Ages 4-5 Register by ...................................Monday, July 20 Times............................ 9:30 am - Noon Times 1:30 - 4:00 pm Instructor Kari Wray Instructor............................... Kari Wray CLASS # Ak,61 Ages 4-5 Instructor Kari Wray CLASS # Ages 6-11 CLASS # Ages 6-11 Times 9:30 am - Noon Times 1:30 - 4:00 pm CLASS # AF,,: Ages 6-11 Instructor Grace Pass Instructor............................... Kari Wray Instructor ................................................Jill Powell 46 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Fairy Tale Art with Music Cam Adventure, Create art while using music as a media. Some Creative projects will include making instruments, cre- In this enchanted class, you will draw, sculpt ating paintings and drawings with music and and paint magical creations from your favorites more. A fun class for music lovers. Spend a day at the Eagan Art House stories. A summer favorite. creating fun art projects and exploring CLASS # 1-0-F82 the natural art in Patrick Eagan Park. Mon - Wed August 24 - 26 Tue & Thur............................ June 16, 18, 23, 25 New projects each session. Bring your Cost ......................................................$64/person Times.............................................. 1:30 - 4:00 pm own bag lunch. Wear comfortable Location ....................................Eagan Art House Cost $90/person shoes and clothes. Register by .............................Monday, August 17 Location Eagan Art House Instructor ................................................Jill Powell Times 10:00 am - 2:00 pm CLASS # Ages 4-5 Register by Tuesday June 9 Cost...................................... $28/person Times ............................................9:30 am - Noon Location.................... Eagan Art House Instructor Jill Powell Instructor Holly Landauer CLASS #Ages 6-11 CLASS # Times ............................................9:30 am - Noon Friday June 19 Instructor Shelley Clark Register by..................... Friday. June 12 CLASS # . Ages 4-5 6,►.' CLASS # Times 1:30 - 4:00 pm + Friday July 10 Instructor ................................................Jill Powell Register by......................... Friday, July 3 CLASS # 14870 Ages -11 t ' 1:30 4:00 CLASS # Times.......... p Friday ......................................August 14 Instructor Shelley Clark Register by................... Friday, August 7 Books & Boxes Art & Science s 6_' Home School Art classes Create our own handmade books and boxes This class will combine art and science in creat- y ild hle it,, the Fain Art HousQ with cool paper and fun techniques. You'll ng one of a kind artwork. Learn the science learn about different styles of books as you of how you create your artwork and why it Bring your Home School group or co-op to develop your dimensional design skills. works. the Eagan Art House for one--time work- CLASS # shops or on-going classes. Our instructors CLASS # are also available to teach on-site at your Mon -Wed ......................June 29 -July 1 location. Classes available for kindergarten Tue & Thur June 16, 18, 23, 25 Times ............................................9:30 am -Noon Times ............................................9:30 am - Noon through high school in a variety of mediums Cost ......................................................$64/person and subjects. For more information, please Cost ......................................................$90/person Location Eagan Art House Location Eagan Art House Instructor Jill Powell call Julie at 651-686-9134. Instructor Shelley Clark Re ster b Monday, June 22 Register by Tuesday June 9 47 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Sketching Art Traveler Art in the . n. i i sy utdoors I n d o n 4 Travel around the world exploring artwork from different cultures. You'll keep an art Explore a variety of mediums including pastels, journal of your travels. Discover the wonders of creating art in the pencils, charcoal and colored pencil. You'll CLASS # outdoors. You'll make an original stepping sketch from your imagination as well as subject Mon - Thur June 29 - July 2 stone, paint and draw botanical themes and matter inside and outside. much more. Wear comfortable clothing and Times 1:30 - 4:00 pm shoes for walking. Meet at the Eagan Art Cost $90/person CLASS # "4,S'(' House front garden on the first day of class. Location ....................................Eagan Art House Mon - Thur ..................................June 29 - July 2 Instructor Holly Landauer Times ............................................9:30 am - Noon CLASS # Register by ..................................Monday, June 22 Cost ......................................................$90/person Mon & Wed June 15, 17, 22, 24 Location Eagan Art House Times.............................................. 1:30 - 4:00 pm Instructor ......................................Holly Landauer Cost $90/person Register by ..................................Monday, June 22 Location Patrick Eagan Park Sun Shelter Instructor ......................................Holly Landauer Animals i ~ A Schedule your scout troop for a class Register by ....................................Monday, June 8 I at the Eagan Art House. Pricing and times vary. Call 651-686-9134 for more CLASS # information. Mon & Wed .............................July 20, 22, 27, 29 Discover how animals are expressed in famous Times ............................................9:30 am - Noon artwork. Learn about colors and textures of Available classes: Webelos Artist Cost ......................................................$90/person the animal world as you create your own art- Activity Badge, Boy Scout Art Merit Location Patrick Eagan Park Sun Shelter work. Badge, Boy Scout Sculpture Badge, Instructor ......................................Holly Landauer CLASS # Brownies Colors & Shapes Try-It, Jr. Register by ...................................Monday, July 13 Mon - Thur July 6 - 9 Girl Scout Jewelry, Jr. Girl Scout Visual Times ............................................9:30 am - Noon Arts, Jr. Girl Scout Prints & Graphics, Cost ......................................................$90/person Jr. Girl Scout Drawing & Painting, Jr. ■ ■ Location ....................................Eagan Art House Girl Scout Ceramics & Clay. vat nt1 ng Instructor Shelley Clark Register by ..................................Monday, June 29 Camp v .1~.. fr Paint, paint and more paint Learn about all kinds of painting techniques Fun, creative activities for girls and boys ages 5 and up. Call 651-675-5504 for details. and artist styles. All supplies provided. Birthday Party Themes: CLASS # • Flower Power • Fairies & Princesses... and Dragons, too! Tue - Thur....... ..................July 7 - 9 Times ...............................1:30 4:00 pm • Animal Adventures • Young Artists 3 Cost ......................................$64/person • Tie-Dye Fun (Ages 9 and up) Location..... Moonshine Retreat Center • Beading Bonanza (Ages 10 and up) . .....Instructor ................................Jill Powell • Or we'll custom design a party just for your child Register by ..................Tuesday, June 30 48 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Fiber Art Camp Creative Plus Music Discover the fluid nature of fabric Art and music lovers will enjoy this camp. Each morning you'll explore music through art in this fun camp. Projects include a with an Eagan Art House instructor by making your own musical instruments, painting to painted quilt, batik, fabric collage and music and more. In the afternoon you'll enjoy more musical games and activities together. weaving. Bring a bag lunch. Dress for indoor and outdoor activities. CLASS # CLASS # ` v Mon - Thur July 20 - 23 Mon - Thur ..............................August 10 - 13 z Times ...............................1:30 - 4:00 pm Times 10:00 am - 2:00 pm C ~ . Cost ......................................$90/person Cost $60/person Location Eagan Art House Location............................................ Sky Hill Park 4 Instructor Jill Powell Register by............................. Monday, August 10 Register by Tuesday, July 13 Camp Creative Plus Games ' 0 Enjoy the end of the summer creating and playing in this week long camp. You'll spend the +f w„ mornings making and designing games with an Eagan Art House instructor. In the afternoon you'll get moving with fun outdoor games. Bring a bag lunch. Dress for indoor and outdoor activities. -W " , 3*A CLASS # _-f Mon - Thur August 17 - 20 Times .............................................................................................................................10:00 am - 2:00 pm Cost .............................................................................................................................................$60/person Location Sky Hill Park Indus Uk Register b Monday, August 10 Illustrator Cartooning for Kids Discover the artwork of children's book illus- trators as you learn about their styles and tech- niques. You'll read some favorite books and Create characters from your imagination as you learn fun cartooning techniques. Have even write and illustrate stories of your own. fun sharing your stories with your friends. Instructor: Holly Landauer. CLASS # CLASS # v w Tue & Thur .......................July 21, 23, 28, 30 Mon - Thur August 17 - 20 Times ............................................9:30 am - Noon Times 1:30 4:00 pm Cost ......................................................$90/person Cost $90/person , Location Eagan Art House Location..... Moonshine Retreat Center Instructor Shelley Clark Register by Monday, August 10 n Register by ...................................Monday, July 14 49 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Printing Jewelry Potter's Workshop Adventure Wheel Have fun creating jewelry with colorful beads. Printmaking is a unique art form that Learn how to make bracelets and pendants. Learn to thrown pots on the wheel as combines drawing, paint and inks. Bring a stone, seashell or other item 1" in you gain confience as an emerging pot- The printmaking process allows you diameter to use for a wire wrapping technique. ter. Wear old clothes. All supplies and to make multiple original works of firing included. art Learn about negative and positive CLASS # _:1~'95s Tuesday July 14 space, color layering, and the various Times ...............................4:30 - 6:00 pm Times ............................................9:30 am - Noon printing techniques. Once you try it Location Eagan Art House Cost $25/person you'll be hooked! Instructor Siiri Doan Location Eagan Art House CLASS # ' Instructor Amy Rhone CLASS # Mon - Thur July 13 - 16 Register by..................................... Tuesday, July 7 Mon....... June 15, 22, 29, July 6, 13, 20 Times ...............................1:30 - 4:00 pm Cost $99/person Cost ......................................$90/person Register by.................... Monday, June 8 Location Eagan Art House _ CLASS # Instructor Amy Rhone Mon......... July 27, August 3, 10, 17, 24 Register by Monday, July 6 Kid.. Cost ......................................$86/person for Register by ...................Monday, July 20 Create a unique design out of little Mas d1~~ in.rpieces of glass and stone. Mosaic swing Faces art makes something exquisite out of something plain. Bring a reclaimed Create fanciful masks with paper machie and object from home, such as picture Features a variety of cool materials. You'll also learn frame, tray, flower pot Ages 8+ about the art and history of masks and mask making. CLASS # Learn how to draw eyes, noses and mouths Mon - Wed July 27 - 29 with techniques that really work. You'll also CLASS # : Times 9:30 am - Noon explore different drawing mediums including Tue & Thur ............................August 4, 6, 11, 13 Cost $65/person pencil and charcoal. A great introduction to Times ............................................9:30 am - Noon Location Eagan Art House portrait drawing. Cost .....................................................$90/person Instructor Jill Powell Location Eagan Art House Register by................... Tuesday, July 20 CLASS # 1496: Instructor ................................................Jill Powell Tue & Thur..................................... August 4 & 6 Register b Tuesday, July 28 Times 1:30 - 4:00 pm Cost $49/person Location ....................................Eagan Art House Instructor Shelley Clark Register by ...................................Tuesday, July 28 Did you know The Eagan Art House offers over 120 years of combined experience teaching art. 50 ANNF=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Art in Motion Painting Cartooning Withoiro} for Tweens Brus Draw characters from your imagination a,. and watch your stories come to life. Explore how art moves through study- Manga and anime styles are included in in Alexander Calder and Jackson Pol- this class. All supplies provided. Bring g Express yourself in anon-traditional fashion lock. Sketching, painting and design as you learn about abstract art. Explore color stories you are working on. exercises will stretch your creative mixing, design and how to use alternative muscles in fun, new ways. painting tools to create your artwork. All sup- CLASS # plies provided. Mon July 27, August 3, 10, 17 CLASS # Times ...............................6:30 - 8:30 pm Tue & Thur .............June 16, 18, 23, 25 CLASS # .~9 Cost $86/person Times ...............................1:30 - 4:00 m Location.................... Eagan Art House P Mon & Wed June 15, 17, 22, 24 Cost ......................................$91/person Instructor......................Holly Landauer Times 1:30 - 4:00 pm Location Eagan Art House Register by Monday, July 20 Cost ......................................................$93/person Instructor ...........................Shelley Clark Location Eagan Art House Register by Tuesday, June 8 Instructor.......................................... Shelley Clark Register by ....................................Monday, June 8 Teen Pottery Book Altering :art in Motion for Tweens & Discover various techniques in hand building Teens and throwing on the wheel. This class meets for Teens all the requirements of the Boy Scout Pottery Merit Badge. However, Teen Pottery is not Take an old book and turn it into a work of limited to Boy Scouts. All interested pottery Explore how art moves through study- T students 11 and up are welcome! All supplies ing Alexander Calder and Jackson Pol- art You'll take personal items and turn your & firing included. lock. Sketching, painting and design book into a unique scrapbook. A great way to exercises will stretch your creative remember special events or a year at school. Times 4:30 - 6:00 pm muscles in fun, new ways. Paper, paints and some embellishments pro- vided. Bring an old book, photos, ticket stubs, Location Eagan Art House • Instructor ..............................................Grace Pass CLASS # buttons, etc. Also bring a bag lunch. Mon - Thur July 6 - 9 CLASS # k CLASS # n 4.:,7 Times ...............................1:30 4:00 pm Thur .........................June 18, 25, July 2, 9, 16, 23 Cost $93/person Friday August 7 Cost ......................................................$99/person Location.................... Eagan Art House Times ......................................10:00 am - 2:00 pm Register by Thursday, June 11 Instructor Shelley Clark Cost $50/person Register by ..................Monday, June 29 Location Eagan Art House CLASS # 1 ,)O.8, Instructor ................................................Jill Powell Thur July 30, August 6, 13, 20, 27 Register by................................... Tuesday, July 28 Cost .....................................................$86/person Register by .................................Thursday, July 23 51 ANNF=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Tennis Lessons South of Ages 12-14 Lessons are held Monday through Friday for the River 55-minutes. See class description on page 41. Youth Doubles Tennis CLASS # 1-Vd4 ..............11:00 am -Juniors Location .......................................Northview Park Tournament Mon - Fri ............................................June 15 - 19 Cost $35/person/week Register by Wednesday, June 10 Looking to get some doubles tennis experience? Find out how mentally or Tee4;s strong you are in a fun, but competitive A,ge atmosphere. Each team is guaranteed CLASS # ~<<:,~: ~ ...............2:00 pm -Juniors Learn about different painting tech- Location Sky Hill Park two matches. Tournament format is niques and mediums including acrylic Mon - Fri ............................................June 22 - 26 double elimination or round robin depending on the number of partici- on canvas. Color theory, paint appli- Cost $35/person/week cation and building your design skills Register by Wednesday, June 17 pants per age group. Prizes are award- highlight this camp. You'll leave with - ed to the top team in each category. a finished painting. Instructor: Holly Landauer. Teams will be broken into the following CLASS # na 9:00 am -juniors age categories and competitive abil- CLASS # Location .......................................Northview Park ity. Please indicate an age category on Mon & Wed........... August 3, 5, 10, 12 Mon - Fri .............................................July 13 - 17 your registration: 12 and under, 13-15, Times ...............................1:30 - 4:00 pm Cost.......................................... $35/person/week & 16-18. Age category will be based Register by ................................Wednesday, July 8 on the age of the oldest team member. Cost $93/person Location Eagan Art House - Please bring water & a snack for your- Register by Monday, July 27 ;ranee i self. A team meeting held at 8:30 am. CLASS 9:00 am -juniors CLASS # Location .......................................Northview Park Monday July 6 Mon - Fri .............................................July 27 - 31 Times Team meeting at 8:30 am Cost $35/person/week 711~1fVJ1sd Cost $20/team Register by ..............................Wednesday, July 22 Location Northview Tennis Courts for Ages 15 u Register b Thursday, July 2 CLASS # ~ FctS ................11:00 am -juniors Location .......................................Northview Park Mon - Fri .......................................August 10 - 14 Cost $35/person/week Register by ..............................Wednesday, July 29 Did you know There are 250 trash containers located throughout the park system, all requiring regular servicing. 52 ANNF=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 South of the River f'+ z Junior Tennis Camps Sharpen your tennis skills and stay in shape during the summer. These camps are specially designed for junior high/middle school age tennis enthusiasts as well as high school players. Drills, skills, conditioning, mental performance, game strategy and technique will be the focus for the eight meeting dates. The most important thing is to have fun playing a great game! All campers will receive a t-shirt. Participants are asked to bring their rackets and water. Sign up for both sessions right away and get $20 off the second session. Discount fee not available when registering online.! Make Ups: One day is scheduled for each session in case of class cancellation. The make-up day will be the Friday following the last day of class, same time & location. ~Iouth of the CLASS # Ages 11-14 CLASS # ka Ages 11-14 ~'„liver Youth Mon, Wed, Fri ............................June 15 - July 1 Mon, Wed Fri.. July 13 - August 5 Times 1:00 - 2:15 pm (No class week of July 20) • Cost ......................................................$40/person Times.............................................. 1:00 - 2:15 pm ingles Tennis Location .......................................Northview Park Cost............................................. .....$40/person Register bWednesday, June 10 Location Northview Park Tournament Register by ................................Wednesday, July 8 :1,9S 64F" CLASS # Ages 15-18 Mon, Wed, Fri ..............................June 15 -July 1 CLASS # =-,w Ages 15-18 You can play tennis, but can you handle the Times 2:30 - 3:45 pm Mon, Wed, Fri......................... July 13 - August 5 challenge of tournament play? Find out how Cost ......................................................$40/person (No class week of July 20) mentally strong you are in a fun, but competi- Location .......................................Northview Park Times.............................................. 2:30 - 3:45 pm tive atmosphere. Each player is guaranteed Register by Wednesday, June 10 Cost $40/person two matches. Tournament format is double Location .......................................Northview Park elimination or round robin depending on the CLASS # "49'_)i Ages 11-14 Register by ................................Wednesday, July 8 number of participants per age group. Prizes Mon, Wed, Fri July 13 - August 5 c s S are awarded to the top players in each category. , \4K (No class week of July 20) s{„ Times .............................................9:00 - 10:15 am Players will be broken into the following age ;i categories and competitive ability. Please indi- Cost ......................................................$40/person Location .......................................Northview Park cate an age category on your registration: 12 Register b Wednesday, July 8 ~j and under, 13-15, 16-18. Please bring water and a snack for yourself. A players meeting will be held at 8:30 am and 1st round matches will start at 9:00 am. CLASS # Friday July 10 Times Player meeting at 8:30 am Cost $10/person Location ......................Northview Tennis Courts junior Golf Leagues for ages B-11, see page 44-b for details- Register by ................................Wednesday, July 8 53 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Juni I J1. Team T-T-i= Junior Team Tennis NORTHERN Tennis • Intermediate Advanced Must have junior high or high school team Must have junior high or high school experience and be committed to attending team experience and be committed Junior practice and match days. This program is to attending practice and match days. designed for players who are ranked as a 2.5 to This program is designed for players aam Tennis 3.5 in the NTRP on page 59. who are ranked as a 3.5 or higher in the NTRP on page 59. Beginner Join this team offered in collaboration with the USTA Northern Section if you are look- Join this team offered in collabora- Arra±~ 10-40 in for experience in match settings. To et tion with the USTA Northern Section g g join this team offered in collaboration with the best experience, potential participants if you are looking for experience in area Parks & Recreation Department if you must have experience with a tennis match settings. To get the best experi- playing are a beginner looking for experience in match team. Throughout the summer, teams will ence, potential participants must have settings. Throughout the summer, teams will have a variety of matches in Eagan and other experience playing with a tennis team. have a variety of matches in Eagan and other local communities. The fee includes Throughout the summer, teams will program local communities. The program fee includes t-shirts, entrance into the South of the River have a variety of matches in Eagan and t-shirts, and entrance into the South of the Singles Tournament and entrance into the other local communities. The program River Singles Tournament Volunteers and/ sectional Volunteers and/or parents fee includes t-shirts, entrance into the playoffs. or parents will be needed to help transport will be needed to help transport teams to South of the River Singles Tournament teams to away matches. Parents and players away matches. Parents and players will receive and entrance into the sectional play- will receive further details on matches and further details on matches and transportation offs. Volunteers and/or parents will transportation needs prior to the start of the needs prior to the start of the program. be needed to help transport teams to program. away matches. Parents and players will *Players on the White Stars must remain 14 receive further details on matches and CLASS #r White Stripes and under throughout the entire summer transportation needs prior to the start Mon & Wed ...............................June 15 -July 22 of the program. Times ......................12:15 - 4:00 pm, away matches CLASS # 14~ White Stars, Ages 11-14 1:30 3:30 pm, home matches CLASS # 1 Y Blue Stripes, es 15-18 CLASS # Blue Stars Cost ......................................................$80/person Tue & Thur June 16 -July 30 Location .......................................Northview Park Tue & Thur June 16 - July 30 Times..... 12:15-4:00 pm, away matches Register by ..................................Monday, May 25 Times ..................12:15 - 4:00 pm, away matches 1-3:00 pm, home matches 1-3:00 pm, home matches and T/Th Practices and T/Th Practices Wed Practice ...........White Stars, 2:30 - 3:30 pm Wed Practice ..................1:00 - 2:15 pm Blue Stripes, 1:00 - 2:15 pm Cost ....................................$120/person Location .......................Northview Park Cost ....................................................$120/person Location .......................................Northview Park Register by....................... Friday, June 5 Register by Friday, June 5 54 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 1 Due to extremely low participation during Oasis Teen Center drop-in hours, Eagan Parks & Recreation will be reassessing its recreational programming for teens. Although drop-in hours at the Oasis Teen Room are being discontinued effective June 11, 2009, other teen-focused programs will continue. Please check the City of Eagan's website, wwwci , ofeagan.com for information concerning future teen concerts, events and a ~ programs. Teens may also wish to check out the following agencies providing teen programming Poets in the in Eagan: • ISD 196 & ISD 197 Community Education Park Teen • 2009 Teen Scene Catalog Poetry Slam • Eagan Athletic Association • Southwest Area YMCA Saturday, May 9 p ~a.nn r~ pp 7 t7att1 Pi of the BanG~- Poets in the Park is a spoken word poetry slam competition open to teens •radeS 9-~~.~~ ages 13-19 and held in Caponi Art Park's Theater in the Woods. $150 IN CASH PRIZES! Award-winning n Acoustic, rap, emo- all genres are appreciated spoken word, breakdance and hip- and welcomed! Eagan's Battle of the Bands is hop dance artists to perform. Register the place where bands can battle for first place to compete from 1:30 - 2:00 pm the and a chance to play at Dakota County Fair! day of the slam. Free and open to the For more information and to register, contact public. Visit www.caponiartpark.org the Oasis at 651-675-5498. for details. (Rain location: Oasis Teen Bring the CLASS # Center in the Eagan Community Cen- ter).See page 8 for more offerings at Wednesday July 29 Caponi Art Park and Learning Center. Times ..........................................................5:00 pm (Grades 4 dam' under require adult supervision Cost ...............................................$32/band entry Location .....................Eagan Community Center For Performers: Rotary Band Shell Looking for a venue where you can get Perfor- « `Ing for something new Register by ...................................Monday, July 20 mance experience and earn some cash? Bring the Noise at the Oasis is a place to showcase to do this summer? yourmusic/performance in front of alive [heck out the audience. To book your gig, call the Oasis at Contact each host site for contest details: 651-675-5498 for contract information. • Shakopee @ Huber Performance Area 1,71' =-ot Camp on page 60 For Audiences: June 24, 6:00 pm, 952-233-9507 Date Select Fridays r one of the • Lakeville @Pan-O-Frog Times 7:00 - 9:30 pm July 9, 6:30 pm, 952-985-4615 d~nttix on pages 61-64! Cost $5/person Location ECC Oasis Teen Center • Eagan @ Marketfest July 29, 5:00 pm, 952-675-5498 55 ANNF=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Red Cross Leaders in y Guard Start s~ Train►n Guard Start, today's version of junior lifeguard- must be 93 by July 9) ing, is designed to guide youth into the Ameri- Have fun while developing leadership can Red Cross Lifeguard Training program. skills. This program provides partici- Participants will not receive certifications, but pants opportunities to learn and utilize this course builds a foundation of knowledge, leadership skills while working in vari- attitudes and skills for future lifeguards. ous recreation programs throughout Eagan Parks and Recreation. Partici- Times .............................................8:30 - 10:30 am pants must commit to the 3 days per Cost ............................................$50/pass holders week for the 6 week session. Partici- am N $60/non-pass holders pants will receive further information Apr,p-S 10 ` not available for on-line registration) upon registration. Lights, camera, action! Spend 4-days Location ..........................Cascade Bay Waterpark this summer learning everything about CLASS # television production. From videogra- CLASS # Mon -Thur June 15 -July 16 tephy s editing, from lighting to direct- Mon, Tue, Thur, Fri ................July 27, 28, 30, 31 Times 1:00 - 4:00 pm ing, this day camp will give you a Register by ...................................Monday, July 20 Cost............................... $60/participant taste of every job at a television station. Location.........ECC Oasis Teen Center Best of all, at the end of the week, CLASS # Instructor ...................Loudi Rivamonte you'll produce a show that will actually Mon, Tue, Thur, Fri.......... August 17, 18, 20, 21 Register by ......................Friday, May 29 Register by .............................Monday, August 10 air on E-TV! CLASS # Mon -Thur June 5 18 Red Cross Lifeguarding Times 9:00 am m - 4: 4:00 pm Cost ....................................$100/person I Location ...........................E-TV Studios 610 Opperman Drive in Eagan Become a certified American Red Cross Lifeguard! Cascade Bay instructors teach this four day Register by Wednesday, May 27 course and give onsite training at the outdoor waterpark. Those who successfully complete the course will become certified in American Red Cross Lifeguarding, Waterpark Lifeguarding, First Aid, and CPR and AED for the Professional _ Rescuer. Attendance at all class sessions is ~4 mandatory. CLASS # 931 Mon, Tue, Thur, Fri ................July 13, 14, 16, 17 r Times ........................................7:00 am - 3:30 pm Cost ....................................................$200/person Location ..........................Cascade Bay Waterpark~ Register by .....................................Monday, July 6 ' r- Did you know An average American uses the equivalent of one 100 foot tall, 16 inch diameter, tree every year for their paper and wood product needs. 56 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Teams interested in playing in leagues offered by Eagan Parks & Recreation can visit L'- -r-=Yw wwwci ofeagan.com/adultsports for detailed information. Leagues have varying eligibility and age requirements. In order to register a team, you must complete a registration/roster form and submit full payment to Eagan Parks & Recreation during the appropriate registration dates. Interested in participating in a particular league, but don't have a team? Contact Eagan Parks & Recreation and we can put you on an available players list with your name, phone number, email address and league interest Your information is then distributed to the managers at their league meeting. Although we will distribute your contact information, this does not guarantee that SORR x„.Y a team will contact you. You can contact Eagan Parks & Recreation at 651-675-5500 or email Jonathan Moore at jmoore&ci ofegan.com. Sports .w ortunetioe~4 DDa League offerings CLASS # # of Games Cost 6 i Monday Men's Doubleheaders Upper # ~~,5 12 games $460/team The South of the River Recreators Men's Doubleheaders Lower # 150I'3 12 games $460/team (S.O.R.R.) Group, which consists of Tuesday Co-Rec Upper # 15021,i 14 games $525/team the cities of Apple Valley, Burnsville, Co-Rec Middle # 1502;. 7 games $320/team Eagan, Farmington, Lakeville, Rose- Co-Rec Lower # 15021', 7 games $320/team mount and Savage sponsors the fol- Wednesday Men's Upper # 15023 14 games $500/team lowing leagues. Teams interested in Men's Middle # 150"4 7 games $305/team playing in the following league should Men's Lower # 150"x 7 games $305/team contact the appropriate Parks & Rec- Thursday Men's One-Pitch Upper # 150"a 14 games $500/team reation Department Men's One-Pitch Lower # P,-,t;2- 14 games $500/team Registration Dates Sunday Co-Rec Soccer Returning Teams June 29 - July 2 Cost $745/team New Teams July 6 - 10 To register Savage Parks & Recreation, 952-224-3420 Registration Dates Day League offerings CLASS # # of Games Cost Returning Teams July 24 Sunday Men's 5-on-5 Basketball # 2:5029 8-10 games $545/team New Teams July 31 Tuesday Women's Upper Volleyball # 15033 8-10 games $300/team Women's Lower Volleyball # 1503=' 8-10 games $300/team Men's Volleyball # 15013 8-10 games $300/team Wed Co-Rec Kickball Wednesday Men's 5-on-5 Upper Basketball # 15031 8-10 games $545/team Cost $275/team Men's 5-on-5 Lower Basketball # 150x,'' 8-10 games $545/team To register Apple Valley Parks & Flag Football # 15025 7 games $400/team Recreation, 952-953-2300 Co-ed Recreational Volleyball # 150xti 8-10 games $125/team Re aster b Friday, July 17 Friday Co-ed Upper Volleyball # 15W':? 8-10 games $300/team Co-ed Lower Volleyball # Ix038 8-10 games $300/team Registration Dates Returning Teams July 27 - 30 New Teams August 3 - 7 57 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Women's Golf League Women's singles at Mendota Heights Par 3 Tennis League Register with your friends or register alone and make some new friends. You will enjoy a relaxing Looking for an avenue to play tennis on a round of golf on Mendota Heights's Par 3 course. Rainouts can be made up. For weather related regular basis? It's not only great exercise; it's a questions, please call Mendota Heights Par 3 at 651-454-9822. great way to meet other tennis enthusiasts in a fun atmosphere. The focus is on recreational, Cost ....................................................$120/person singles matches that are played in Eagan. Register by Friday, May 22 v Schedules are created for you, attempting to match you with other players of similar abili- Wednesdays June 3 - August 19 a ties using the National Tennis Rating Program CLASS # 14135 .......................................4:48 pm on page 59. League standings are not kept and `'T ' 36 FUL1 ....................5:04 pm match balls are not provided. Please indicate p Ef~?7 1, 1 5:20 pm level of play and any dates you will be absent C Wi 11 3 A f ~ FUL ................5:36 pm when you register. 39 FU1 5:52 pm x.. 1 c CLASS # 14)40 .......................................6:08 pm CLASS # CLASS # 14941 .......................................6:16 pm Mondays June 8 - August 3 E+A 1-IA}42 FLI y. 6:24 pm Times ..........................................................6:00 Pm C+;A-SS-#-4494-3 FUL 6:32 pm _ Cost $24 person _ E+A:S+#-+494.4 FUIa ...........................6:40 pm Location Northview Park Register by Friday, May 29 Men's Singles Adult Tennis Club Tennis League Ages -1 Enjoy playing tennis, but need a little strategy advice? Individuals and couples looking for great exercise and fun with other adults are encouraged to participate. Class begins Looking for an avenue to play tennis on a with half an hour of instruction from a qualified staff. The remainder focuses on sin- regular basis? Its not only great exercise; it's a gles and doubles match play, where the instructor will be available to answer questions great way to meet other tennis enthusiasts in a or jump in as a player. Please bring a racket, water bottle and wear tennis shoes. fun atmosphere. The focus is on recreational, singles matches that are played in Eagan. Times ...............................7:00 - 8:30 m Schedules are created for you, attempting to similar abili- You with other players of Location Cost North$24/pview Parersonk match ;.w,°tw•:o' ties using the National Tennis Rating Program rapt, r •,;t;i;S;:ra;:` on page 59. League standings are not kept and CLASS # match balls are not provided. Please indicate play and any dates you will be absent Thur ....................June 11, 18, 25, July 2 level of Register b Friday. June 5 , when you register. = z CLASS # S CLASS # Tuesdays June 9 - August 4 Thur July 16, 23, 30, August 6 Times ..........................................................6:00 pm Register by .......................Friday, July 10 Cost ......................................................$24/person Location .......................................Northview Park Register by Friday, May 29 58 AiN AEEF=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 National Tennis Rating Program Recreation Hotline Begin at a 1.5 playing level. Read all categories carefully and then decide which one best describes your present ability. Be certain that you qualify on all points of all preceding levels as well as The Recreation Hotline is available 24 those in the level you choose. When rating yourself assume you are playing against a player of hours a day. The following menu of the same gender and ability. topics has been set up so that residents can quickly hear specific information: #1 Today's Activities 1.5 This player has limited experience and is still working primarily on getting the ball into Current day's scheduled activities, play. including adult sports, outdoor ice rinks & tubing hill, programs, 2.0 This player needs on-court experience. This player has obvious stroke weaknesses but is special events & trip bus familiar with the basic positions for singles and doubles play. schedule. 2.5 This player is learning to judge where the ball is going although court coverage is weak. #2 Upcoming Activities Can sustain a short rally of slow pace with other players of the same ability. Information about activities that will happen in two or three weeks. 3.0 This player is fairly consistent when hitting medium paced shots, but is not comfortable #3 Cascade Bay with all strokes and lacks execution when trying for directional control, depth or power. Information on today's activities, Most common doubles formation is one-up, one-back. upcoming events, daily fees, Captain's Course, directions, 3.5 This player has achieved improved stroke dependability with directional control on season pass and birthday n group moderate shots, but still lacks depth and variety. This player exhibits more aggressive reservations. net play, has improved court coverage, and is developing teamwork in doubles. #4 Civic Arena 4.0 This player has dependable strokes, including directional control and depth on both Information on public skating, forehand and backhand sides on moderate shots, plus the ability to use lobs, overheads, adult open hockey, directions, approach shots and volley with some success. This player occasionally forces errors skate school, upcoming events, when serving. Rallies may be lost due to impatience. Teamwork in doubles is evident. and adult leagues. 4.5 This player has begun to master the use of power and spins and is beginning to handle #5 Community Center pace, has sounds footwork, can control depth of shots, and is beginning to vary game Information on fitness member plan according to opponents. This player can hit first serves with power and accuracy ships and classes, birthday parties, and place the second serve. This player tends to over hit on difficult shots. Aggressive group reservations, rental spaces net play is common in doubles. and holiday hours & directions. 5.0 This player has good shot anticipation and frequently has an outstanding shot or attribute #6 Registration Information around which a game may be structured. This player can regularly hit winners or force Current status of recreation errors off of short balls and can put away volleys, can successfully execute lobs, drop shots, program registration and quarterly half volleys, overhead smashes and has good depth and spin on most second serves. brochure delivery. 5.5 This player has developed power and/or consistency as a major weapon. This player #7 Shelter Building and Facility can vary strategies and styles of play in a competitive situation and hits dependable Reservation Information shots in a stress situation. Information on how to reserve a facility. 6.0 to 7.0 The 6.0 player typically has had intensive training for national tournament competition at the junior and collegiate levels and has obtained a sectional and/or #8 Youth Athletic Association national ranking. Information 7.0 World class player. 59 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 I Lana 11 wi II I,ifIII Fitnesq Root Directed by: Thera Burtt Accompanist: Kathy Williamson join others on Monday mornings or Thursday yr+ Eagan Women of Note is a community evenings for a challening yet REWARDING based choir made up of women of all ages. workout. Classes will be held outdoors utilizing ; This fun group sings a wide variety of music the ammenities and landscape that r and performs at many venues, including Central Park/Eagan Community Center has to 10 community events, church events, and senior offer. Dress accordingly, bring a water bottle, r' centers, as well as special concerts for Christ- and be ready to sweat. Class is held at theL mas and spring. Any woman 18 or over who Eagan Community Center. A Certified -Wo - loves to sing is welcome to join. You do Fitness Instructor will teach class. not need to live in Eagan and no audition is needed - only a love of singing. The chorus Monday Morning Classes Thursday Evening Classes is open for new members at any time. CLASS # CLASS # Mondays June 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 Thursdays ..................June 4, 11, 18, 25 Rehearsals are Monday evenings from 7:00- Times 6:00 - 6:45 am Times 5:45 - 6:45 pm 8:30 pm, September through May, at Peace Cost......... $25/person OR $7.50/class Cost......... $20/person OR $7.50/class Church, 2180 Glory Drive in Eagan. Eagan drop-in rate, payable at Guest Services drop-in rate, payable at Guest Services Women of Note is sponsored by Eagan Park Register b Friday, May 29 Register by Friday, May 29 & Recreation and District 196 Community by Education. For information on scheduling CLASS # CLASS a performance, contact Randee at 651-848- 8253. For information on joining the group, Mondays July 6, 13, 20, 27 Thursdays July 9, 16, 23, 30 contact Darlette at 651-683-0742 or e-mail Times 6:00 - 6:45 am Times 5:45 - 6:45 pm eaganwomenofnotegjuno.com. You can also Cost......... $20/person OR $7.50/class Cost......... $20/person OR $7.50/class check our new web site at wwweaganwom- drop-in rate, payable at Guest Services drop-in rate, payable at Guest Services enofnote.org. Register by .........................Friday, July 3 Register by....................... Friday, July 3 TlFT CLASS # CLASS # Mondays ...........August 3, 10, 17, 24 Thursdays .............August 6, 13, 20, 27 Times 6:00 - 6:45 am Times 5:45 - 6:45 pm k_ Cost......... $20/person OR $7.50/class Cost......... $20/person OR $7.50/class , drop-in rate, payable at Guest Services drop-in rate, payable at Guest Services Register by .......................Friday, July 31 Register by....................... Friday, July 31 ,)11 s Mfenlf fk~~~~r ,Ai, v 11 m w Directed by: Kathleen Andrews • Accompanist: Iva Nell Monson To all men who love to sing, the Eagan Men's Chorus invites you tenor, baritone and bass men to join us. There is no audition and you do not have to be a resident of Eagan. All you need is the willingness to raise your voice in song. We are an active member of the Associated Male Cho- ruses of America and join with other AMCA choruses in at least two major concerts each year. The Eagan Men's Chorus performs approximately 30 concerts a year at senior citizen centers, social and community functions. The Chorus also performs in concert with the Eagan Women of Note. Rehearsals are Monday evenings from 7:00 - 8:30 pm at Peace Church, 2180 Glory Drive in Eagan. For information on joining the group or scheduling a performance, contact Wayne Daugherty at 952-432-4060 or Norm Peterson at 651- 454-6532 or visit wwweaganmenschorus.org. 60 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 First Friday Open Studio Mapping Your Retirement p~ Connect with other artists, work on your own artwork and share ideas. Use the Eagan Art House studio space to spread out and relax. Its the perfect monthly retreat for artists in Mapping your Retirement will help explore all 2-D mediums. Scrapbookers & crafters welcome. Bring your own supplies. You'll have opportunities, challenges and options as you access to some tools. No instructor, just the space to work. Pre-registration is encour- work towards a healthy, productive, and finan- aged. Walk-ins welcome, but please call us to let us know you will be here. Call Julie at the Eagan Art House, 651-686-9134. First Friday Open Studio will not be held in July & dally sound (life) retirement. Sponsored g August Look for fall dates in the next Discover brochure. DARTS and Dakota County's Living Longer & Stronger initiative. Participants will have an Times ......................9:30 am - 12:30 pm CLASS # opportunity to define what retirement means Cost $10/ person Friday June 5 to that individual, the importance of having a Location Eagan Art House Register by.................... Monday. June 1 plan & sharing the plan with others as well as the importance of being flexible and chang- ing course when necessary. Instructor: Maura dm Na lon l L e l o Albrecht. Apostle Lst o CLASS # 4..'3 Tue May 19, June 2, 9, 16, 23 View geology in motion as you explore the amazing Apostle Islands; majestic sea caves, sandy Times 6:30 - 8:30 pm beaches and sunken shipwrecks are just a few things you will behold during your journey on Lake Cost ......................................................$45/person Superior. You will have the opportunity to witness stunning sunsets over the lake while listening (includes workbook and instruction) to the waves crashing on the shore. All trip prices include round trip transportation from the Location ECC Lone Oak Room Twin Cities, boat gas, meals, accommodations (camp or cabin, kayak, snorkel gear, wetsuit, life Register by ................................Thursday, May 14 jacket and US Coast Guard Captained Boat. Instructor: Karen Nicholas. Adventure Tour: Camping 3 nights Geology and Natural History Lite, led by CLASS # 1 G St Thomas Professor: Cabin 3 nights Beginning Thur - Sun. July 9 - 12 CLASS # 1--, Wed - Sat, August 5 - 8 Times 9:00 am CLASS # )5,V ..........Thur - Sun, Sept 24 - 27 watercolor Cost ....................................................$449/person Times 9:00 am Location ..................................Eagan Police Dept Cost $649/person..1+~,w Register by ...............................Wednesday, July 1 Location Eagan Police Dept. Register by (summer)............ Wednesday, July 29 Learn the basics of watercolor in this Adventure Tour Lite: Cabin 3 nights Register by (fall) Wednesday, Sept 16 introductory class. Explore color mix- CLASS # 13i,I:i ing, paint application, color washes and Sun -Wed ................................................Aug 2 - 5 more. Supplies will be discussed at the m Times 9:00 am first class. For a supply list go to www. a Cost ......................................................$549person w c4Lofeagan.com/eaganarthouse. Location .................................Eagan Police Dept.' v Register by Friday, July 24 a CLASS # - Mon ....................June 15, 22, 29, July 6 Geology and Natural History, led by r-- - fir= Times ...............................6:30 9:00 pm St Thomas Professor: Camping 3 nights ! CLASS # i.. _ Cost ......................................$78/person Thur - Sun Aug 20 - 23 Location.................... Eagan Art House Times 9:00 am Instructor Holly Landauer Cost ....................................................$549/person Register by.................... Monday, June 8 Location .................................Eagan Police Dept. Register by ........................Wednesday, August 12 61 ANNF=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Drawing Basics Handmade r.,f & Beyond Card Making - Good drawing skills are building block for Learn about the unique art of printmaking as any artist. Learn techniques that will build you create your own designs. Make one of a _ your confidence and improve your artwork. kind cards that you can send or add to your 1 Explore shading, perpspective, layout as well home decor. Explore color mixing, color layer- as try out different drawing mediums. Check ing, layout and what makes a good design. All www.ci~Lofeagan.com/eaganarthouse for a supplies provided in this workshop. Bring a i*l supply list. bag lunch in Watercolo~x~, CLASS # CLASS # ' Tuesdays ............................June 16, 23, 30, July 7 Tuesday........................................................ June 2 Times 6:30 - 8:30 pm Times 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Cost ......................................................$81/person Cost $41/person Explore the wonder and techniques Location Eagan Art House Location.................................... Eagan Art House of watercolor as you create your own Instructor Eric Menzhuber Instructor Amy Rhone unique artwork. Open to all skill levels. Supplies will be discussed at Register by ....................................Tuesday, June 9 Register by..................................... Friday, May 29 the first class. Visit the web site for a CLASS # '.-S' complete supply lisp wwwci'ofeagan. Tuesdays July 21, 28, August 4, 11 com/eaganarthouse. Instructor: Holly Times 6:30 - 8:30 pm Altered Book Landauer. Cost ......................................................$81/person CLASS # Location ....................................Eagan Art House Instructor Eric Menzhuber Thur J /orkshop June 18, 25, July 2, 9, 23 Times ...............................6:30 - 9:00 pm Register by ...................................Tuesday, July 14 1glts & Teens 14-1 Cost ......................................$95/person In workshop, you will take an old book and Location Eagan Art House transform it into a work of art You'll take Register b Thursday, June 11 personal items and turn your book into a ro by unique scrapbook. This is a great way to CLASS #4 remember special events or a child's school Thur July 30, August 6, 13, 20-~~ years. A great Oft for someone special! Spe- Times ...............................6:30 - 9:00 pm } cialty paper, paints and some embellishments Cost ......................................$78/person provided. Bring an old book, photos, ticket Location Eagan Art House stubs, buttons, fabric, articles or anything Register by Tuesday, July 23 - you'd like to include. Call the Eagan Art House with questions, 651-686-9134. CLASS # 13 8, i Wednesday .............................................July 22, 29 Times 6:30 - 9:00 pm Cost ......................................................$59/person Location Eagan Art House Instructor ................................................Jill Powell Register by ..............................Wednesday, July 15 62 ANNF=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Ceramics r-- Beginning and experienced potters are welcome! Use wheel thrown and hand-built techniques to make sculptural and functional pieces. Enjoy getting ideas from other students in this relaxed and encouraging class. All supplies and fiazng included. Classes are held at the Eagan Art House. CLASS # CLASS # Tuesdays ...............June 16, 23, 30, July 7, 14, 21 Thursdays July 30, August 6, 13, 20, 27 Times 6:30 - 9:00 pm Times.............................................. 6:30 - 9:00 pm zam Cost ....................................................$135/person Cost $122/person Instructor .....................................Peter Jadoonath Instructor Grace Pass Register b Tuesday, June 9 Register b Thursday, July 23 CLASS # < 1°13 CLASS #the Basics Thursdays ...............June 18, 25, July 2, 9, 16, 23 Fridays June 19, 26, July 10, 17, 24 Ceramics Times .............................................9:00 - 11:30 am Times 9:00 - 11:30 am Cost ....................................................$135/person Cost $122/person Instructor ..............................................Grace Pass Instructor Peter Jadoonath Register b Thursda , une 11 Register b Friday, June 12 This class is designed for students who have already had some basic training CLASS CLASS # on wheel throwing and hand-building _ Thursdays ...............June 18, 25, July 2, 9, 16, 23 Fridays.................... July 31, August 7, 14, 21, 28 techniques. We will explore a variety Times 6:30 - 9:00 pm Times 9:00 - 11:30 am of forms and techniques. Choice of Cost ....................................................$135/person Cost $122/person topics will be influenced by student's interests and may include alternative fir- Instructor ..............................................Grace Pass Instructor Peter Jadoonath Register by Thursday, June 11 Register by...................................... Friday, July 24 ing techniques. All supplies and firing included. CLASS 91; CLASS # Tuesdays July 28, August 4, 11, 18, 25 Saturdays................... June 20, 27, July 11, 18, 25 CLASS # Times 6:30 - 9:00 pm Times 9:00 - 11:30 am Mon....... June 15, 22, 29, July 6, 13, 20 Cost ....................................................$122/person Cost $122/person Times 6:30 - 9:00 pm Instructor .....................................Peter Jadoonath Instructors............ Peter Jadoonath/Brian Clark Cost $135/person Register b July 21 Register b Friday, June 12 Location Eagan Art House Instructor Siiri Doan CLASS ''~U• CLASS # ','J'21 Register by ....................Monday, June 8 Thursdays July 30, Aug 6, 13, 27, Sept 3 Saturdays August 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 Times .............................................9:00 - 11:30 am Times 9:00 - 11:30 am CLASS # Mon......... July 27, August 3, 10, 17, 24 Cost ....................................................$122/person Cost $122/person Instructor ..............................................Grace Pass Instructors............ Peter Jadoonath/Brian Clark Times 6:30 - 9:00 pm Register b Thursday, July 23 Register b Friday, July 24 Cost ....................................$122/person Location Eagan Art House Instructor Siiri Doan Register by Monday, July 20 from the soil each day. 63 ANNF=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Painting for Beginning Oil Intermediate Painting Adults & _ & Advanced Teen~~` Learn to paint in oils in this introductory class. Oil Painting You'll learn about supplies, color mixing, paint (Previously application and design and layout Supplies will be discussed at the first class. Check the web This class is for painters who want to site for a complete supply list at wwwci , ofea- improve their skills and take their work Paint in oils, acrylics or pastels. gan.com/eaganarthouse. to the next level. You'll get lots of Weather you are a beginning or advanc- individualized attention in this encour- ing painter, you'll learn techniques to CLASS # aging class. Topics and techniques improve your artwork. This encourag- Wednesdays June 17, 24, July 1, 8, 15 will be influenced by student's inter- ing, self-paced class is the perfect fit for Times 6:30 - 9:00 pm est. Bring any unfinished artwork or all interest levels. Check the web site Cost ......................................................$95/person start something new. Instructor: Eric for a supply list at wwwci ofeagan. Location Moonshine Retreat Center Menzhuber. com/eaganarthouse. Lower Level ` Instructor Eric Menzhuber CLASS # Location..... Moonshine Retreat Center Register by Wednesday, June 10 Wed... July 22, 29, August 5, 12, 19, 26 Lower Level 1 Times ...............................6:30 - 9:00 pm ''Q, I , Cost ....................................$110/person Instructor .............................Laurie Toth .4 1o • Location..... Moonshine Retreat Center Lower Level CLASS # I ) , " 7 4~p" Register b Wednesday, 15 4... - by July Tue June 16, 23, 30, July 7, 14, 21 Times ....................10:00 am - 12:30 pm 1 Cost $110/person Register by ....................Monday, June 8 CLASS # Tue......... June 16, 23, 30, July 7, 14, 21 Times ...............................6:30 - 9:00 pm Intro to Abstract Art Cost $110/person Register by ....................Monday, June 8 This class will give you an overview of abstract art and the artists that have mastered abstraction. CLASS # Learn color mixing, how to paint without a paintbrush & how to let your medium dictate your Tue........... July 28, August 4, 11, 18, 25 piece. You'll learn how to express yourself in a non-traditional fashion. All skill levels welcome, Times ....................10:00 am - 12:30 pm but open minds are a must! Some supplies provided. See www.ci~Lofeagan.com/eaganarthouLe Cost $91/person for a complete supply list. Register by .......................Friday, July 24 CLASS # CLASS # _ CLASS # Wed .......................................June 17, 24, July 1, 8 Wed........................................ August 5, 12, 19, 26 Tue........... July 28, August 4, 11, 18, 25 Times 6:30 - 9:00 pm Times.............................................. 6:30 - 9:00 pm Times 6:30 - 9:00 pm Cost $90/person Cost $90/person Cost ......................................$91/person Location................................... Eagan Art House Location Eagan Art House Register by .......................Friday, July 24 Instructor.......................................... Shelley Clark Instructor.......................................... Shelley Clark Register by Wednesday, June 10 Register by.............................. Wednesday, July 29 64 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Monday through Friday the Lone Oak Room offers a variety of activities and health and wellness programs aimed at keeping adults, 55 plus, active, challenged and independent. Whether you are seeking mind stimulating activities, new friendships through the many social exchanges or classes to improve and maintain strength, balance and energy, there is something for everyone. A calendar of events is always posted in the Lone Oak Room so stop in and check out programs that fit your desired activity level. In addition, please check our 55 plus/Senior programs that are offered off site. U' ~ - Become a member of the 55 plus Eagan Senior Program Advisory Listed below are some of the activities that Board (ESPAB~ go on in the Lone Oak Room. The Eagan While you don't have to be a member to part c- Seniors are always looking for new people to ipate with the Eagan 55 plus/Seniors, member- The ESPAB develops, coordinates and spon- join them so check out our newsletter or visit ship definitely has its benefits! From member sors events and activities for seniors at the www.ciiyofeagan.com for more information: only events such as our annual ice cream social Eagan Community Center. This seven member and annual free pizza party to voting on issues board partners with the City of Eagan Parks & • Art Classes that effect 55 plus/Senior programming, there Recreation to advocate for programming that • Arts & Crafts are numerous reasons to join and support the benefits Eagan seniors. • Book Clubs Eagan 55 plus/Seniors. Stop in the Lone Oak • Nordic Walking Room in the Eagan Community Center for a Save the • Bingo membership form. Your $10 annual member- s Monthly Potlucks ship fee does a lot to support the Eagan 55 Be sure you save the date for the following • M l Celebrations 55 plus/Senior Activiites and watch for more Birthday plus/Seniors so sign up today! information on these and other upcoming • Day Trips events in our July/August edition of News • Cribbage Tournaments from the Front Porch Newsletter or check • Strength/Balance/Yoga p www.ciiyofeagan.com (after June 1) for more • Euchre & 500 Card Games Lone Oak Room's information. • Fit for Life 6th Anniversary • Elegant Eaganites Annual Members Only Ice Cream Social • Quilt Group Party is coming to the Lone Oak Room on • Court Whist Card Games Wednesday, August 26. You must be a paid • Dominoes You are cordially invited to help celebrate member to attend. • Bridge another year of exciting programs for the • Hand & Foot Card Games 55 plus/Senior population. Join us for root Senior Summer Corn Feed is scheduled • Monthly Speakers beer floats, a historical note on the growth of for Wednesday, September 2 at the Central • Themed Celebrations programs in 6 years and a fun trivia game too! Park Pavilion. Lots of food and fun will be • Defensive Driving Courses Come celebrate another year with us or if you part of this annual event. have never visited the Lone Oak Room this is a great chance to come and find out about the 3" Annual New Orleans Jazz Event is man and activities. coming back to the Eagan Community 55 plus Senior Newsle e many programs Center on Sunday, September 27 from e, 1-4:00 pm. Dancing, great music and light Wednesday May 20 refreshments are part of this popular musical To find out more about the variety of dif- Times ..........................................11:00 am - Noon event More information to follow, but mark ferent programs we offer, please call Eagan Cost ...................................................................Free it on your calendar now so you don't miss a Parks & Recreation at 651-675-5500 to receive Location .....................................ECC Oak Room single beat! your free copy of our News from the Front Porch Register by No registration necessary! newsletter today! Mapping your Retirement see page 61. 65 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 55+ Driver Improvement Courses Pops Orchestra The Driver Improvement course is open to the public; however, pre-registration is re- rip and lunch quested. A certified instructor teaches driver safety, confidence and comfort by utilizing - the most up-to-date research in the field, including the latest visual scanning and steering techniques, anti-lock braking (ABS) skills, airbag information, driver distraction, road rage, This popular trip has become a tradition for traffic laws and new vehicle technology. many of our seniors and we invite you to participate this year too! We will be heading to the beautiful Nicollet Island Pavillion on Please Note: all registrations and payments for the driver improvement claseses are a luxury motor coach bus for a morning of handled through the MN Highway Safety & Research Center. Persons age 55 and older coffee, pastries and BEST of all, music from who complete the course qualify for a ten percent discount on their auto insurance pre- the Minneapolis Pops Orchestra. After the miums. First time participants must complete two four hour sessions. Repeat persons are performance we will board the bus and stop required to take a four hour refresher course. For more information or to register please for a leisurely lunch at a local restaurant. Motor call Toll Free 1-888-234-1294. coach transportation is included in the cost of this trip but lunch is on your own. We will Location Eagan Community Center pick a place where the menu price ranges from Lone Oak Room, 1501 Central Pkwy, 651 675-5550 $8-$15 so be sure to bring extra money for To register ....................................................................................call Toll Free 1-888-234-1294 lunch! +r 4 hour Course Dates: r►'~' CLASS # 1 Thursday, May 14... 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Thursday July 9 Tuesday, June 23..... 9:00 am - 1:00 Pm Times ........................................9:00 am - 1:45 pm Tuesday, July 28......9:00 am - 1:00 pm Cost ......................................................$12/person Cost for 4 hour class $18/person. , Location .....................................ECC, upper level Register by ..................................Monday, June 29 8 hour Course Dates: May 27&28 5:30 - 9:30 pm July 29 & July 30 ...........5:30 - 9:30 pm Cost for 8 hour class $20/person - ; Seniors Potluck Summer is here and we are ready to sizzle! Sunshine, food, games and entertainment... South Metro 55 pl uslSenior Expj what more do we need to make a great sum- mer celebration? Our July potluck will be held t outdoors on the patio outside the Lone Oak pli~hls Room. After a few zaney games and entertain- Our 5th Annual 55 plus/Senior Expo plans to be bigger and better in 2009 with more busi- ment, we will partake in a wonderful potluck, nesses and organizations available to share their goods and services with you so be sure you mark picnic style so be sure to bring a dish to share Thursday, October 1 on your calendar for this free, fun and informative event! If you are inter- and come enjoy a slice of summer! In case ested in being an exhibitor at our Expo please contact Parks & Recreation at 651 675-5500 for of inclement weather our potluck will be held more information on registration information. indoors in the Lone Oak Room. Wednesday July 29 Times ......................................10:00 am - 1:00 pm Dri' y ` ,~b~os~'~~ Cost Free City growid'? Location ECC Patio 66 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Heartland Felted Handbag's Tour e gave Jewelry Create a small bag made out of felted wool. Re-Mix You'll use old sweaters that have been felted to D make your one-of-a-kind bag. Felted wool and embellishments included. Supplies included in Clean out our box and bring jewelry very exciting trips. the fee. Instructor: Cindy Olson your old, outdated baubles to make something new. Learn beading and Thursday May 21 ThursdCLASSay .#.....ia.7F....7.............................. design techniques to make necklaces, - 11:30y 21 am pendants, earrings or bracelets. All Times ..........................................12:00 - 12:45 pm Times...........................................10:00 May Cost .................FREE, no registration necessary Cost ........................................................$2/person Location ECC Lone Oak Room Location........................... ECC Lone Oak Room Bring any beads you have on hand. Register by Friday, May 15 Instructor: Kari Wray. To register for one or both trips contact Heartland Tours & Travel at 651-777-7170, CLASS # Website: wwwheartlandtoursandtravel.net and Thursday July 16 let them know you're from the Eagan Seniors. Times ..........................10:00 am -Noon 1. Cost ........................................$2/person Location........... ECC Lone Oak Room Lumberjacks & Miners July 19-21 l a ster y ~ Friday' July 10 by Grand Rapids, Minnesota. join Heartland Re Tours as we go back in time to the logging T + camps and see how the lumberjacks lived at c {N the turn of the century. Lots to do and see on:. our trip up north! Double ................$369/person $32 Trav Ins Mosaic Picture Triple/Quad $349/person $32 Trav Ins J~MIJ ILSt/ Frames Single ...................$459/person + $32 Trav Ins Birdhouses Travel insurance recommended) 5 meals included ages 55 plus/Senig Seattle & Pacific NW Fly Aug 24-Sept 1 Turn a plain picture frame into a piece of art. Including The San Juan Islands, Vancouver Create a unique, one-of-a-kind bird- Use glass, stone, old dishes and more to create & Victoria. Join Heartland Tours as we fly house for your home. Try out fun a mosaic design while you learn about the art to Seattle, Washington and join up with our painting and embellishment techniques of mosaic. Bring a pair of sturdy gloves and deluxe Heartland Motorcoach, Driver and to express your own tastes. All supplies any stones or small memorabilia you'd like to Tour Director waiting to whisk us away to included. This workshop is taught by include. All other supplies included. Work- spectacular, breathtaking adventures. We'll an Eagan Art House instructor. shop taught by an Eagan Art House Instructor. ferry to Friday Island in the San Juan Islands, then to Victoria, and Vancouver BC. CLASS # CLASS # 1 1-ir Thursday June 18 Thursday................................................ August 20 Double $1,999/person $140 Trav Ins Times ..........................10:00 am - Noon Times 10:00 am - Noon Triple/Quad. $1,899/person $140 Trav Ins Cost ........................................$2/person Cost $2/person Single $2,899/person $187 Trav Ins Location........... ECC Lone Oak Room Location........................... ECC Lone Oak Room Travel insurance recommended, 6 meals included Register by Friday, June 12 Register by Friday, August 14 67 AiN ANNF=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 ~Aa14~ 1~11►n,~ ~ar6a~+laR~ /Cp Anyone 55 plus may attend any of the following programs held at any of the three (3) Eagan locations: • Lone Oak Room, Eagan Community Center, 1501 Central Parkway • O'Leary Manor Community Room, 1220 Town Centre Drive • Gramercy Park Cooperative Senior Living at 1669 Yankee Doodle Road kength/Balance/Yoga Watercolor Ages 55 nius/Senior tai phi for Health ;ages 66 nius/Seniors Strength, balance, and yoga exercises will be Ages 55 plus/Samoa " This weekly class allows you to explore water- incorporated to increase stability, flexibility, Health benefits of Tai Chi include color painting while connecting with others range of motion, and functions of daily living. increased flexibility, muscular strength, who share your interests. Learn about color This class will also allow time for purposeful improved balance and enhanced con- mixing and various techniques that will help breathing which is a great way to reduce stress centration. This class is geared towards you succeed as an artist All supplies are pro- and promote the body-mind connection. older adults and welcomes all abilities. vided. Lots of individualized attention. Small class size. CLASS # CLASS # Fridays May 29 - July 17 Mondays June 22 - August 10 CLASS # w4 [t44 Times ...........................................11:00 - 11:45 am Times 1:30 - 2:30 pm Thur........ June 25 - August 27 (skip 7/2, 8/13) Cost ........................................................$8/person Cost........................................ $8/person Times 9:00 - 11:30 am Location ...........................ECC Lone Oak Room Location Gramercy Park Coop Cost $8/person Instructor .......................................Holly Irlbacker Instructor Donna Simmons Location O'Leary Manor Register by .............................Wednesday, May 27 Register by .............Wednesday, June 17 Instructor Amy Rhone CLASS # 11147 Register by Thursday, June 18 Fridays July 24 - August 28 CLASS # 15152 Times ...........................................11:00 - 11:45 am 'r . Thur......... June 25 - August 27 (skip 7/2, 8/20 Cost ........................................................$6/person Times 2:00 - 3:30 pm Location ...........................ECC Lone Oak Room Instructor .......................................Holly Irlbacker Cost $8/person Register by Friday, July 17 a' `r ? Location Gramercy Park Cooperative Instructor ......................................Holly Landauer CLASS # Register by Thursday, June 18 Wednesday June 24 - August 12 Times ...........................................10:00 - 10:45 am r Cost ........................................................$8/person prmg forest QsQ, Location ..................Gramercy Park Cooperative Spring Forest Qigong (chee gong is a simple but effective method for helping you experience Instructor ...........................................Denise King optimal health and wellness. This method is simple and easy to learn regardless of age or ability. Register by Friday, June 19 It is comprised of four parts that all work together; breathing, gentle movements, mental focus and sound. Instructor: Deanne Droll. CLASS # ,01' Wednesdays ..........................June 24 - August 12 CLASS # CLASS # J, <i Times ...........................................11:00 - 11:45 am Saturdays May 16 -June 20 (skip 6/6) Fridays June 19 - August 14 Cost ........................................................$8/person Times.............................................. 1:00 - 3:15 pm Times........................................... ... 1:30 - 3:00 pm Location ........................................O'Leary Manor Cost $12/person Cost $12/person Instructor ...........................................Denise King Location........................... ECC Lone Oak Room Location O'Leary Manor Register by Wednesday, June 17 Register b Friday, May 8 Register b Friday. June 12 68 AiN AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Evening Tennis Nordic ~o - League r Walking Club h Looking to improve your tennis game through match play? An evening senior adult league is Nordic Walking Club for 55 plus and just for you! Seasonal tennis staff will greet seniors! Learn proper technique of you and help organize a weekly inter-squad Nordic Walking while socializing with match or round robin. In addition, they will other participants. $10 annual fee to be available to offer tips or fill in where neces- join the club. Benefits include free use sary. Balls, courts, and staffing are provided, of equipment at any time all year long Tennk but please bring your racket, water, and wear and 6 indoor track walking passes. Club appropriate shoes. meets every Wednesday at 11:30 am Lessor; ~ with first Wednesday of the month at CLASS # ' 11:30 am and 3`d Wednesday at 5:00 pm Drills Wednesdays ............................June 17 - August 5 for instruction and demonstratio. Stop Times 6:00 - 8:00 pm in any Wednesday in the Lone Oak Cost ......................................................$28/person Room at 11:30 am to register for your Explore the tennis world with a variety Location .......................................Northview Park annual membership to be part of the of skills and drills. This program is Register by Friday, June 12 Nordic Walk Club. Dress for the weath- appropriate for the novice and experi- ? er since most days we walk outside. l1 •{8g6y enced player as people will be in small vas'. CLASS # groups working on ability-appropriate Day Wednesdays activities. This is an opportunity to Times ....................11:30 am - 12:30 pm learn technique or work on specific Cost $10/person/annually strokes and stratees. Talented seasonal Location........... ECC Lone Oak Room tennis staff will lead you through this ~i Register any time throughout the year fun, new opportunity! Balls, courts, and l~ staffing are provided, but please bring your racket, water, and wear appropri- ate shoes. This court is a forgiving modular tile surface that is a popular Be it for Life playing surface for the more mature tennis player., Exercise is an essential part of an active lifestyle. Fit for Life classes include light cardio, strength Cost Times ...........................10:30 - and balance training to keep you strong and agile. The class ends with a short stretching period to . $28/person help maintain your flexibility. Please wear comfortable clothing and gym shoes. Location on Pilot Knob Park Instructor: Kate Marsland. Register by Friday, June 18 I CLASS # 4164 - CLASS # Mondays Ju August 10 Tue & Thur June 23 - July 7 Times..................................... ..11:00 11:45am Cost ........................................................$8/person CLASS # Location ECC Lone Oak Room i . - Tue & Thur ..............July 21 - August 4 Re aster b Thursday. June 18 69 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 Registration Information is4ea4s~ep Aa{~ii tai Tj maa P~~rmatag4 fAnP~~ul[ ~~&S. Registration deadlines are established for each A scholarship fund is available for participants Registration fees for programs canceled by class to help provide a positive experience for under age 18 to provide financial assistance for Parks & Recreation will be fully refunded. No recreation program participants by ensuring Eagan residents to participate in Eagan Parks refunds on team activities are possible. appropriate staffing, supplies and facilities to & Recreation sponsored programs. The schol- meet the registration needs. arship covers 50% of the program fees with If you cancel your class before the regis- a maximum of $200 per year per participant. tration deadline, Eagan Parks & Recreation We appreciate your understanding when we A scholarship form must be completed at the will refund your registration fee, minus a $5 are not able to accommodate cancellations, • transfers or registrations after the registration time of registration and submitted to Eagan processing fee. Parks & Recreation, 3830 Pilot Knob Road. ~ deadline. If you cancel your class after the registra- tion deadline, and we are able to fill your Participants must be the appropriate age when In addition, time payments are also available to the class begins. pay for any youth programs offered by Eagan vacancy from will ithessue wait list, rebate Eagan certificate, , & m inus ~ Parks & Recreation. A staff member will work Recreation w a $5 processing fee. Rebate certificates can be with you to set-up a payment schedule that fits used for future recreation programs. your needs. For additional information, please contact Eagan Parks & Recreation at 651- If you cancel your class after the registra- Letters of confirmation are not sent. You can 675-5500 or www.ci~Lofeagan.com and search tion deadline, and we are not able to fill your assume that you are in the class you registered scholarships. vacancy, Eagan Parks & Recreation will issue for unless you receive a call to the contrary. We a rebate certificate, minus a $5 processing fee will call you only if. and any other class costs incurred on your behalf. Rebate certificates can be used for • The class you have requested has reached future recreation programs. its registration limit and you were placed Eagan Parks & Recreation will make every on the waitlist. effort to accommodate your request to trans- If you cancel your class after the class has • Your second choice was processed. fer to another class; however, that may not begun, there will be no refund. • Your registration form is incomplete. always be possible. • Your class is being cancelled. i Equal Access Policy Eagan Parks & Recreation alai! I iSts reserves the right to cancel, Due to facility space and staff limitations, The City of Eagan is committed to provid- postpone, or combine classes many classes have registration limits. When ing equal access to its programs, facilities and and change instructors. classes have reached their maximum registra- employment without regard to race, creed, Programs not meeting the tion, a wait list will be started. color, sex, national origin or handicap. Auxiliary aids for persons with disabilities minimum registration You will remain on the wait list until the class wishing to attend or participate in the City requirements will be begins. If an opening becomes available due of Eagan recreation programs are available canceled and full refunds to a cancellation, it will be offered to the first/ upon request at least 96 hours in advance of will be issued. All participants next person on the wait list until the opening the event If a notice of less than 96 hours is in canceled classes will be is filled. received, the City will make every attempt to notified by provide the aids. However, this may not be Every effort will be made to create additional possible with short notice. Parks & Recreation staff. class sections, and you will be contacted if your registration is able to be accommodated. Once the class begins, if we have been unable to accommodate you, we will return the fee(s) paid. Sign up to automatically receive a-r ates at www.cityofeagan.com/subscriptions. 70 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 e(npneo (fin-line Reaistrop, Recreation Hotline On-line registrations allow immediate registration into most classes. All other registra- tions are processed each day after 2:00 pm on a random basis. The Recreation Hotline is available 24 hours a day. The following menu of 1. Call Parks & Recreation at 651-675-5500 to obtain your Login ID and Account PIN topics has been set up so that residents numbers. These numbers will enable you to register on-line at any time. can quickly hear specific information: 2. Access eConnect on the City's Web site at www.ciiyofeagan.com/econnec . #1 Today's Activities 3. Once you have identified the class you wish to register for, add the class to your Current day's scheduled activities, shopping basket and provide the appropriate credit card information to complete including adult sports, outdoor ice your transaction. rinks & tubing hill, programs, special events & trip bus Please call us at 651-675-5500, TTY 651-454-8535 if you have any questions. schedule. #2 Upcoming Activities Information about activities that Dump Rf,w 7 '~vD~h~,.q Qaagc~a+49f will happen in two or three weeks. Fill out registration form completely. Letters of confirmation are not sent. You can assume that #3 Cascade Bay you are in the class(es) you registered for unless you receive a call to the contrary. Payment can Information on today's activities, be made by check (payable to the City of Eagan, Visa or MasterCard. upcoming events, daily fees, Captain's Course, directions, Mail your registration form & payment to: Registrations may also be delivered season pass and birthday & group City of Eagan in-person to the Parks and Recreation reservations. Parks and Recreation office. Office hours are Monday through 3830 Pilot Knob Road Friday, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm. #4 Civic Arena Eagan, MN 55122 Information on public skating adult open hockey, directions, skate school, upcoming events, You may choose to deposit your registration in the Drop Box located on the south and adult leagues. circular driveway near the Municipal #5 Community Center Center main entrance. Information on fitness member ships and classes, birthday parties, group reservations, rental spaces and holiday hours & directions. ~~,bwo .wl , In accordance with the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act, the Parks & Recre- #6 Registration Information ation Department hereby informs you that the personal information we are requesting Current status of recreation program registration and quarterly of you and/or your child or guardian on our registration form is now considered private. Private data is available to you and to City staff who need to have this information to per- brochure delivery. form their duties, but not to the public. While you may choose to withhold this data, the #7 Shelter Building and Facility consequences could be that the City's recreation staff may not be able to complete your registration and/or you may not receive updated program information, such as schedule Reservation Information changes. Information on how to reserve a facility. Eagan Parks & Recreation periodically takes pictures of participants in our classes, dur- ing special events and in the parks. Please be aware that these photos may be used in the #8 Youth Athletic Association City's brochures, pamphlets, or cable presentations. If you or your family members do not Information want to be photographed or published you must give us written notice. 71 AMMP=W www.cityofeagan.com • 651-675-5500 W I U I Y I ~ Q W ~ ~ O Z U U I O O .2 LU Q N ~ fn ~ I 75 a I H ~ I U I I W N Q ~ ~ > I ~ ~ O I ~ I o I LU • Z ~ o (m LU p c ai LO z LL 7E F= 7E c Q 00 O g no o U d Z U co U w in z W O U L T N LO (n z 0 W 0 .O .'T' 3 Q O O J Q y - -o 000 z z z D U U U C7 a0i - c6 • : O O O 0 w a o Q uS L Q N -O U U i to d J C7 H a w Y J Q z r U N (6 (6 = J W p w w O O W J T LO (6 O 4 _ U W W = Q N O LL) U U .o Cl O c-1 - Q U O 'U N Cm -0 -E i CO ~7- O Ln S Q O N O co ~ z 3 ~ ~ o ~ ~ ~ ~ o Lii m O \ 3c uS Q c¢ r m a o (6 Li 0 Q N t~ y N (6 W O U U Q L W Q (6 Q (6 0 ~ ~ L ~ ~ NO 3 W C7 a Cl O N t~ i 75 U) of N K N N O O O i L N N W O O ~ 0 = O O N D 00 O .L-c6 d a _ 3 Z O H N Vj O <6 c36 IaO _ ~ ~ O j (6 yJ ~ N O Q u) c6 ~ O N ~ ~ i - Q z > N O= 4 Q N Z (6 Q m M - N p U c U_ J O _ F- LLI 12 z p z d ~ N o m c~~ 3~~~~ ' R o in co Q" c v F-- W nv ~i `o <6 .N o O Q ~n O 3 O U W p N U w o L s bq o W Q = Q n u, U U) O N O U j f6 U cn w O -Y a Q m c Q o 'Up 72 Aim Eagan Parks & Recreation is Advisory Parks dedicated to providing a wide range Commission Members Parks & Recreation Staff of recreational opportunities to meet the diverse interests of its Joseph Bari residents. In addition, the safety Phil Belfiori Directoctor o of f Parks l Johnson and Recreation and maintenance of each park's Jennifer Dahlquist infrastructure and amenities remains Laurie Halverson Cherryl Mesko a high priority. Under the guidance Duane Hansen Superintendent of Operations of the City Council, Advisory Parks Dorothy Peterson Commission and dedicated staff, Richard Pletcher Paul Olson Eagan's park system has become a Ryan Zipf Superintendent of Parks benchmark for excellence for other communities. The Eagan Advisory Parks Sonya Rippe Commission is an eight member Recreation Facility Manager citizen's commission appointed by the City Council. The commission Paula m ak Recreation Program Manager reviews all residential development proposals for park dedication, trail Holly Champlin Eagan City of dedication, forestry and water qual- Recreation Supervisor Municipal Center ity/wetlands requirements, reviews 1 recreational programs and activities Loudi Rivamonte Pilot Knob Road and determines long-range plan- Recreation Supervisor Eagan, MN 55122 ning objectives for park acquisition Julie Andersen and development. The Commission Recreation Supervisor Parks & Recreation: meets monthly the Monday prior to 651-675-5500 the second City Council Kerry Phillips 651-454-8535 (TTY) meeting, at 7:00 pm in the Council Recreation Supervisor Chambers. If you have an item that should appear before the Com- Steve Taylor Parks Maintenance Supervisor mission, you may contact Parks & Recreation at 651-675-5500 to Paul Graham coordinate. Parks Operations Supervisor Gregg Hove Forestry Supervisor This official city publication is distributed four times a year as a Mark Vaughan Mayor Campus Facilities Manager public service by the Eagan City Civic Arena & Cascade Bay Council and is prepared under the Mike Maguire direction of the Director of Parks & Recreation. Council Members Your comments and suggestions Paul Bakken are important and can be shared Peggy Carlson in person or by calling 651-675- Cyndee Fields 5500 or TTY 651-454-8535 for the Meg Tilley hearing impaired. City of Eap PRSRT STD a U.S. Postage City of EPAID St. Paul, MN 3830 Pilot Knob Road Permit No. Eagan, Minnesota 55122 4902 ECRWSS Residential Postal Customer Discover Eagan Parks& Recreation - Discover the value . r s We invite our residents to "Discover the Value of Eagan Parks & Recreation" through our campaign to share low-cost opportunities to stay healthy, active and con- nected in the community throughout the year. 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