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For Everyone Eagan Community Center Welcome to Winter in Eagan!
Babysitting/Latchkey Clinic ................11 EA.N.tastic Saturdays 34
Some of the best value in family entertain-
Community Partners 12 Fitness 35 ment is closer than you think. Eagan offers
Eagan Art House Classes 8-9 Mission Possible 35 an extensive network of parks, trails and
E-TV Classes 10 Preschool Open Gym.......................... 34 outdoor ice rinks that are free to use and
EA.N.tastic Saturdays 34 Wedding Workshop.............................. 34 just waiting to be explored by you and your
Holz Farm ................................................1 family this winter. If you'd rather stay cozy
Little Sweetheart Princess Ball 11 Eagan Civic Arena inside, consider visiting the Eagan Civic
Outdoor Rinks .........................................3 Arena Softball 36 Arena for some indoor ice time or the
Skating Lessons (Vinter2 & Siring) ....4-7 Birthday Party Information 36 Eagan Community Centex for fitness and
Tubing Hill ................................................2 Home & Leisure Show........................ 36 fun at very reasonable rates. I challenge you
Visit with Santa ........................................1 Skating Lessons (Vinter2 &Siring) ....4-7 not to hibernate on the couch this winter
Volunteer Opportunities 13 but rather to get some fresh air, try a new
Cascade Bay activity and spend some time getting to
Preschool 0-6 know your neighbors in Eagan.
(Ages ) 2011 Season Pass Information........... 37
Eagan Art House Classes ....................18 Private Rentals & Groups 37
Parent/Child Classes 17 As a department, we value our residents
Summer Employment 37 and strive to be innovative through new
Preschool Classes ............................14-18
programs and services. Our entire staff
Preschool Dance Classes 18 Registration would appreciate any suggestions you may
Preschool Open Gym 34 Information 38-39 have to improve the curriculum currently
Preschool Open Play 15 Recreation Hotline 39 offered. Please feel free to share your sug-
Skating Lessons (Vinter2 & Sping) ....4-7 Registration Form 40 gestions and recommendations by visiting
www.cityofeagan.com/ci6zensUportcenter
Youth (Ages 6-12) or call 651-675-5500.
Adapted Programs 20
Babysitting/Latchkey Clinic 11,,
Eagan Art House Classes 19 ,x
Skating Lessons (6Y inter 2 & Sp ng) 4-7 City E Juh Seydell Johnson
Director of Parks & Recreation
Teens (Ages 12-19)
Bring the Noise 20
Club Oasis 20
Eagan Art House Classes 21 Data Privacy Act
Skating Lessons (Vinter2 & Sping) ....4-7 In accordance with the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act, the Parks & Recre-
ation Department hereby informs you that the personal information we are requesting
Adults of you and/or your child or guardian on our registration form is now considered pi-
Adult Sports 22 vate. Private data is available to you and to City staff who need to have this informa-
Adult Trips 22 tion to perform their duties, but not to the public. While you may choose to withhold
Eagan Art House Classes ...............23-26 this data, the consequences could be that the City's staff may not be able to complete
Skating Lessons (Vinter2 & Siring) ....4-7 your registration and/or the participant may not receive updated program information,
such as schedule changes.
55 plus/Seniors Eagan Parks & Recreation periodically takes pictures of participants in our classes, dur-
Current Activities 27 mg special events and in the parks. Please be aware that these photos may be used in
Defensive Driving Courses 28 the City's brochures, pamphlets, or cable presentations. If you or your family members
Health & Wellness Classes .............28-33 do not want to be photographed or published you must give us written notice.
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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
the southeast corner of Eagan, alongside Holz Lake, at 4665 Manor Drive. Currently, the eight
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acres owned by the City are used for educational, historical, and entertainment activities. In 1996, '
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`.
has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Volunteer for friends of the farm
Join Friends
There are various programs and eventsw
throughout the year at Holz Farm that need
Friends of the Farm, a non-profit energetic volunteers. If you are interested, call
land stewardship organization staffed Eagan Parks & Recreation at 651-675-5500.
by volunteers, is dedicated to cultivat-
ing an appreciation of farm life. This
group was formed to help preserved fashioned Holiday
and restore Holz Farm. Friends of the f
Farm plans and conducts a wide variety Sunday, December 5 Visit
of activities and events that provide ■
educational, entertaining, historical and AM Partner: 1416th
cultural perspectives appealing to a Celebrate the Christmas E N i 5 YS
wide range of interests and ages. Help Holiday at this old Visit with Santa and his merry elves
is needed in the areas of education/ fashioned, 1940's era sponsored by the Eagan 55 plus/
teaching, farming knowledge, tour event at Holz Farm. There is no admission Seniors on Sunday, December 12
guides, grounds maintenance, painting, fee, all events are free. You'll enjoy experiences from 1:00 - 3:00 pm in the Lone Oak
clean-up days, interpretation of 1930's such as hayrides, a bonfire, s'mores, organ Room. Not only will Santa be posing
and 1940's farm implements and plan- music, craft activities and live reindeer. Also, for pictures and collecting holiday wish
ning of special events. enjoy holiday cookies as they were prepared lists, but the seniors will be serving up
on the farm with hot cider and a warm heart cookies and cider too! Everyone is wel-
If you are looking for a rewarding Santa is anxious to hear from those that are come to this fun annual event.
experience with other committed naughty or nice, bring your camera! Most
volunteers who believe in preserving activities are held outdoors and in the barn, Sunday ...............................December 12
our heritage, educating students of dress for the weather! Times ...............................1:00 - 3:00 pm
all ages, connecting the past with the Cost ...................................................Free
present, building community pride, Location Lone Oak Room
and providing a historical resource .4,. Eagan Community Center
for the ever-changing world around
us, we would like to hear from you.
For more information, contact Eagan
Parks & Recreation at 651-675-5500, (heck out page 34
TTY 651-454-8535 or check out
www.ci , ofeagan.com for U.N.tastic Saturdays at the
Eagan Community Center!
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The Trapp Farm Park Tubing Hill is located on Wilderness Run Road between Dodd Road and Lexington Avenue will open Friday, December 17,
weather permitting. It generally takes a solid base of 6-8 inches of snow to open the facility. Approximately 75 tubes designed for winter tubing are
available. To ensure the safety of all guests, you may not bring any of your own inner tubes, sleds, toboggans or other sledding devices during regu-
lar hours in the designated tubing area. Participants must be able to walk up the hill as tow ropes are not available at this facility.
Trapp Farm Park is a very busy site and birthday parties, presents, food or group events will not be allowed in the shelter during regular hours.
However, groups and/or parties are encouraged to reserve the facility for their event by calling Eagan Parks & Recreation at 651-675-5500.
• Residents: $5.25/person
Reservations can be made to have • Non-Residents: $6.25/person • $2.75/person
• Children under 42" in height are
exclusive use of the Trapp Farm Park free when accompanied on a tube
Tubing Hill. This is perfect for groups ">a gui"
by a paid adult
minimum parties. You must have a • Monday - Wednesday from 5:30 - 7:30 pm $22.50 for a 10 visit punch card
mmum of 20 people to schedule a Reservations will not be accepted for
reservation. payment of $105 for December 27, 28, 29, January 17 Regular Hours
residents and $ $125 for non-residents or February 21 Thursday 4 - 8 pm
is required to hold your reservation. Friday 4 - 8 m
Please call Eagan Parks & Recreation at Saturday ..........................10 am - 8 pm
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651-675-5500 to schedule your reserva- Sunday ..............................12 pm - 8 pm
tion. • Use of approximately 75 tubes.
• Heated shelter building accommodating Holiday Hours
approximately 30 adults. Fri, Dec 24 .....................10 am - 4 pm
• Staff to assist with your reservation. Sat, Dec 25 CLOSED
ieryatlUfl GUI~C~IfI Mon, Dec 27 ...................10 am - 8 pm
Tue, Dec 28 10 am - 8 pm
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• A payment of $105 for residents or $125 Wed, Dec 29 10 am - 8 pm
for non-residents is required to hold your • Must be made at least 5 days or more prior Thur, Dec 30 10 am - 8 pm
reservation and will cover the rental fee for to the scheduled reservation. Fri, Dec 31 10 am - 4 pm
20 people. The balance can be paid on site • No refund will be issued for cancellations Sat, Jan 1 ..........................12 pm - 8 pm
the day of the event, if you have more than made less than 5 business days prior to the Mon, Jan 17 10 am - 8 pm
20 people. scheduled reservation. Fri, Jan 28 10 am - 8 pm
• Full payment may be made in advance, but • If your reservation is cancelled due to Fri, Feb 11 10 am - 8 pm
no refunds will be given if not all guests are weather conditions, you may reschedule your Mon, Feb 21 10 am - 8 pm
able to attend the event. reservation or receive a full refund.
• Reservations must be made and paid at least
seven days in advance.
• Outside food and beverages are allowed
only during the time your group has Eagan Parks & Recreation encourages you to call the Recreation Hotline at 651-675-
exclusive use of the facility. 5511, select option 1 for Today's Activities, then option 2 for Outdoor Ice Rinks and
• No alcoholic beverages are allowed during Tubing Hill. The Hotline is typically updated one hour prior to opening times and
reservations or public hours. throughout the day if weather and site conditions change. Sites may be closed and
• The tubing hill is subject to weather related programs cancelled, if any of the following weather and ice conditions occur:
closings, so please call the Recreation
Hotline 651-675-5511 one-half hour prior • The temperature is -10 degrees or colder.
to your reservation to be sure the site will • The wind-chill index is -15 degrees or colder.
be open for your reserved time. • Snow or ice has accumulated to the point where it cannot be cleared by City staff.
• Warm temperatures cause dangerous melting (ice rinks and tubing hill).
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The outdoor ice rinks are scheduled to open for the season on December 17, weatherpermitting. Eagan Parks & Recreation reserves several rinks for
youth and adult programs that are held throughout the winter. Winter schedules will be posted at each location as well as on www.cilyofeagan.com.
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Each site includes a staffed shelter building, Each site offers a hockey rink and a pleasure The following sites offer a pleasure rink or
2 hockey rinks and 1 pleasure rink. Hockey rink, but no staff on site. Hockey sticks are hockey rink, but do not have a shelter building
or staff on site. Both Pilot Knob and Wood-
sticks are not permitted on the pleasure rink. not permitted on pleasure rink. haven only have end boards for hockey rinks.
• Bridle Ridge Park, Elrene Road at • Carnelian Park, Carnelian Lane at
Blackhawk Road Highview Park: Skyline Road & Pilot Knob
Northview Park Road Road. Pleasure rink only. Lights accessible by
• Goat Hill Park, Lexington Avenue north west o Park, Covington Lane a user button on the light pole next to the rink
of Wilderness Run Road west of J ohnny Cake Ridge Road with lights going off at 9:00 pm.
• Quarry Park, Coachman Road north of -
Pilot Knob Park: Towervdew Road west of
Yankee Doodle Road
r.., Pilot Knob Road. Pleasure rink and hockey
• Rahn Park, Sandstone Drive across from rink with lights accessible by a user button on
Rahn Elementary School This site includes a staffed shelter build- the light pole next to the rink with lights off at
• Sky Hill Park, Blue Cross Road at 9:00 pm.
Blackhawk Road mg and a large skating surface. Clearwa-
ter is located on Pilot Knob Road north Woodhaven Park: Gold Trail east of Cedar
Class A Hours: of Cliff Road. This site is a skating facil- Grove Parkway. Pleasure rink and hockey rink.
Monday - Friday 4:00 - 8:00 pm ity only. Hockey sticks are not permitted
on the ice. Lexington Park: McKee Street east of Lex-
Saturday .................................10:00 am - 8:00 pm ington Ave. Pleasure rink and hockey rink with
Sunday ..........................................12:00 - 8:00 pm Clearwater Hours: lights accessible by a user button on the light
Monday - Friday 4:00 - 8:00 m pole next to the rink with lights going off at
P 9:00 pm.
eeke~nd Rink Mai11te11sm, Saturday .................10:00 am - 8:00 pm
Ice rinks will no longer be cleaned and flooded Sunday ...........................12:00 - 6:00 pm Bur Oaks Park: Rolling Hills Drive & High-
on the weekends. However, should there be a way 149. Pleasure rink only.
significant snowfall, the snow will be removed Slater Acres Park: Slater Road & James
to prevent the ice from melting underneath. Street. Pleasure rink only.
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Friday, December 24 10 am - 4 pm 10 am - 44 pm
Saturday, December 25 CLOSED CLOSED
Monday, December 27 10 am - 8 pm 10 am - 8 pm
Tuesday, December 28 10 am - 8 pm 10 am - 8 pm
Wednesday, December 29 10 am - 8 pm 10 am - 8 pm
Thursday, December 30 10 am - 8 pm 10 am - 8 pm
{ Friday, December 31 10 am - 4 pm 10 am - 4 pm
Saturday, January 1 12 pm - 8 pm 12 pm - 8 pm
Mon, Jan 17 (Martin Luther King) 10 am - 8 pm 10 am - 8 pm
Fri, Jan 28 (Quarry, Mahn, Sky Hill only) 10 am - 8 pm 10 am - 8 pm
Fri, Feb 11 (Quarry, Rahn, Sky Hill only) 10 am - 8 pm 10 am - 8 pm
Mon, Feb 21 (President's Day) 10 am - 8 pm 10 am - 8 pm
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Skating School Registration Information
..a~ Space will be available on a first-come first-serve basis until class is full. We reserve the right to limit class size and
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enrollment. Full payment must accompany the registration form. Classes with 1-2 skaters that have not been can-
celled will receive a 15-minute private/semi-private lesson with the remainder practice time. 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
fil 1 A,
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
to learn to skate. This class will focus on they
skating basics for the child. Adult must have No refunds are issued after classes begin.
Skaters who have passed Pre-Alpha level or some skating experience Refunds will be considered on a case-by-case
who have mastered the skill of a one foot basis for skaters ages 3 and under. There are
glide on each foot and are comfortable moving i=ockey Skills NO make-up lessons. A $5 processing fee is
charged for cancelling out of a class.
backwards. Helmet, shin pads and elbow pads are manda-
tory. Full hockey gear is suggested. Sticks and
pucks are not to be used as the focus is on
Skaters who have passed Alpha level or who skating skills, speed and edge control. Skaters Confirmations WILL NOT be sent. You
have mastered the skill of forward crossovers must have passed Beginner Level 3 to be eli- can assume that you are in the class(es) you
in both directions and can stop. gible for this class. registered for unless you receive a call to the
Parents: If your skater is just starting he/she contrary.
Skaters who have passed Beta level or have needs to register for a Beginner skating class.
mastered the skill of backward crossovers in Particpants MUST be able to skate on their Recommended Attire
both directions and can do t-stops. own and have knowledge of gliding and stop-
ping. No sticks or pucks will be used. We strongly suggest snowpants, helmets and
gloves/mittens, especially for skaters ages 6 &
Hockey Skills 1 & 2: Skaters must have under. We also recommend that newer skaters
Skaters who have passed Gamma level or have passed Beginner Level 3.
mastered the skill of forward outside three start in figure skates. The longer and flatter
turns on each foot and the 7 step mohawk Hockey Skills 3 & 4: Skaters must have blade assists in learning to balance quicker.
combination. passed Alpha or Hockey Skills Level 2. Skate & helmet rental is available at the Civic
Arena.
Hockey Skills 5: Skaters must have passed
Beta or Hockey Skills Level 4.
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Wiatet C 67ikai ii LeSSO IS January 10 - February 10 (Register Dec 16 - Jan 5)
F' Jan 11- Feb 15 (6 classes) Jan 13 -Feb 17 (6 classes)
Tuesday classes will be held concurrently with a 12:00- 5:15-6:00 pm $60/skater
1:30 pm open skating session. Class participants receive Must have previously enrolled in Winter 1 session.
free admission before/after class when wearing their CLASS # 7s~~ Team Compulsory
class name tag. The 30 min class also includes a compli-
mentary punch card for six add'1 open skate sessions.
6:00-6:45 pm $72/skater
12:45-1:15 pm $66 skater Includes 10 min power & 20 min skill instruction
CLASS # . v.;.. Beginner 1 CLASS # 7s: x 1 Freestyle 1
CLASS # ,606 Beginner 2 CLASS # 16ra Freestyle 2
CLASS # ;if,97 Beginner 3 CLASS # 169 ryi Freestyle 3
Jan 10 - Feb 14 (6 classes) CLASS # 'j8 3 ......................................Adults CLASS # 6:s Freestyle 4
6:15-6:45 pm $66/skater
Includes open skate punch card. 1:15-1:45 pm $66/skater
............................Be CLASS # y 6:45-7:30 pm $72/skater
Beginner 1 ..............................Beginner 1
CLASS #
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Includes 15 min power & 30 min skill instruction.
CLASS # 1687 Beginner 2 CLASS # ~'M0 Beginner 4
CLASS # T Freestyle 5
CLASS # 16876 Beginner 3 CLASS # 101 Pre-Alpha
CLASS # 1692 Freestyle 6
CLASS# .Beginner 4 CLASS# 102 ..................................Alpha
CLASS # 169=° Freestyle 7
CLASS # Beginner 7 & Up CLASS # ti74: Beta
CLASS # 169.. Freestyle 8
CLASS # . Hockey Skills 1 & 2 1:15-1:45 pm $99/Fair, $66/add'1 child CLASS # 169 Freestyle 9
For the beginner adult and the beginner child together. CLASS # 16923 • Freestyle 10
6:45-7:15 pm $66/skater CLASS # ....................Adult-Child Pair
Includes open skate punch card.
CLASS # :o Y a Beginner 1 S
CLASS # Beginner 2 Jan 15 - Feb 19 (6 classes)
CLASS # .................................Beginner 3 9:30-10:00 am $60/skater
CLASS # i=< Pre-Alpha Jan 12 - Feb 16 (6 classes) For skaters in levels Beta - Freestyle 1.
CLASS # i e~ ........................................Alpha
9:45-10:15 am $66/skater CLASS # ; .................Intro Synchro Team
CLASS # ` s" Hockey Skills 3-5 CLASS # h ..=.............Intro Jr Synchro Team
Includes open skate punch card. must have taken Intro to Synchro)
7:15-7:45 pm $66/skater CLASS # Beginner 1
Includes open skate punch card. CLASS # "_c +,h6 Beginner 2 10:15-10:55 am $90/skater
CLASS # 1688845 f Adult CLASS # ` Beginner 3 Includes 15 min private lesson & 25 min practice.
CLASS # 16 ......................Beginner 7 & Up CLASS # s ........................Intro to Privates
CLASS #
Pre. Alpha 10:15-10:45 am $66/skater
CLASS # Beta 10:15-10:55 am $54/skater
CLASS # ` Gamma Includes open skate punch card. 6 Sessions! For contract ice only. Practice for
CLASS # Delta CLASS # Beginner 4 Alpha- Freestyle levels.
CLASS # Contract Ice
CLASS # 16909 ....................Pre-Alpha
7:15-7:45 pm $99/Fair, $66/add'1 child CLASS # 16910 ...........................Alpha More skating classes on pages 6 & 7!
For the beg adult & beg child together. Includes
CLASS # ' ...............................Beta
open skate punch card for each participant.
CLASS # Adult-Child Pair n
10:15-10:45 am $99/pair, $66/add'1 child 5 ring Ice W lflr
7:45-8:30 pm $90/Skater For beg adult and beg child together. Includes
Includes 15 min of instruction and 30 min practice. open skate punch card for each participant. Saturday, May
CLASS # .:...........Intro to Private Lesson CLASS # Adult-Child Pair;00 & 6.30
7:45-8:30 pm $54/skater
6 Sessions! Practice ice for figure skaters Alpha- l°' E [,'rd Deadline - Jeff
Freestyle levels. Lfls[ pi dt;~~l;i ~s3 l€a`d ~J
CLASS #"n ~ Contract Ice
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Saturdays continued February 28 - April 9 (Register February 11-23)
Jan 15 - Feb 19 (6 classes)
11:00-11:30 am $66/skater 14 nn(1, ak" esdz
Includes 10 min power & 20 min skills instruction. Feb 28 - April 4 (6 classes) March 1- April 5 (6 classes)
CLASS # r' Beginning 1 Tuesday classes will be held concurrently with a 12:00-
CLASS # Beginning 2 6.15-6:45 pm $66/skater
1:30 pm open skating session. Class participants receive
CLASS # Beginning 3 Includes open skate punch card.
~ free admission before after class when wearing their
_ CLASS # Beginning 4 CLASS # x ..............................Beginner 1
class name tag. The 30 min class also includes a compli-
CLASS # ................Beginning 7 & Up CLASS # `p .....................Beginner 2
_162 ..................................Beglririer 3 mentary punch card for six add'1 open skate sessions.
CLASS # : . Pre-Alpha CLASS #
CLASS # Hockey Skills 1 & 2 CLASS # A63.................................. Beginner 4 12:45-1:15 pm $56 skater
CLASS # 164 .......................Beginner 7 & Up CLASS # 16'5( Beginner 1
11:30 am-12:00 pm $66/skater CLASS # °":a ..............Hockey Skills 1 & 2 CLASS # 169~,2 Beginner 2
Includes open skate punch card. CLASS # 169F . Beginner 3
CLASS # 16935 ..................................Beginner 1 6:45-7:15 pm $66/skater CLASS # :13x5'=4.......................................... Adults
CLASS # 169 .................................Beginner 2 Includes open skate punch card. 1:15-1:45 pm $56/skater
CLASS #
Beginner 3 CLASS # Beginner 1
CLASS # ..................................Beginner 1
CLASS # .......................................Alpha CLASS #
.....................Beginner 2 CLASS # 169` Beginner 4
CLASS # Beta CLASS # Beginner 3 CLASS # 169, Pre Alpha
CLASS # Pre-Alpha CLASS # 69 Pre Alpha CLASS # 169r Alpha
CLASS # .................Hockey Skills 3 & 4 CLASS # a `170........................................... Alpha CLASS # x.............................................
Beta
CLASS # f~s"=~`y1 ......................Hockey Skills 3-5
12:00-12:30 pm $66 skater 1:15-1:45 pm $99/pair, $66/add'1 child
Includes open skate punch card. 7:15-7:45 pm $66/skater For the beginner adult & beginner child together.
CLASS # Adult Includes open skate punch card. CLASS # 169-'¢1111 Adult-Child Pair
CLASS # ........................................Alpha CLASS # Adult
CLASS #
Beta CLASS # Beginner 7 & Up
CLASS Gamma CLASS #
Pre Alpha
CLASS # ....................................Delta CLASS #
CLASS # .................Beginner 7 & Up Beta March 2 - April 6 (6 classes)
CLASS # t<>176 .......................................Gamma
CLASS # 1,r6977 ............................................Delta 9:45-10:15 am $56/skater
12:00-12:30 pm $99/pair, $66/add'1 child Includes open skate punch card.
For the beg adult & beg child together. Includes
open skate punch card for each participant. 7:15-7:45 pm $99/pair, $66/add 1 child CLASS # 16... Beginner 1
CLASS # Adult Child Pai For the beg adult & beg child together. Includes CLASS # Beginner 2
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open skate punch card for each participant CLASS # ' Beginner 3
CLASS # ....................Adult-Child Pair
12:30-1:15 pm $72/skater 10:15-10:45 am $56/skater
Includes open skate punch card. 7:45-8:30 pm $90/skater Includes open skate punch card.
CLASS # Freestyle 1
CLASS Freestyle 2 Includes 15 min of instruction and 30 min practice. CLASS # Beginner 4
CLASS Freestyle 3 CLASS # x:<<' .........Intro to Private Lesson CLASS # ~ . ...................Pre-Alpha
CLASS # Freestyle 4 CLASS # ....................Alpha
CLASS # 7'45-8:30 pm $54/skater CLASS # Beta
Freestyle 5
CLASS # Freestyle 6 Practice ice for figure skaters Alpha-Freestyle levels.
CLASS # Freestyle 7 CLASS # Contract Ice 10:15-10:45 am $99 [pair
CLASS # Freestyle 8 $66/add'1 child
CLASS # Freestyle 9 For the beg adult & beg child together.
CLASS # Freestyle 10 Includes open skate punch card for each
participant
CLASS # Adult-Child Pair
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Feb 28 - April 19 (Register February 11-23) Recreation Hotline
b51-615-551
The Recreation Hotline is available 24
March 3 - April 7 (6 classes) March 5 - April 9 (6 classes) hours a day. The following menu of
5:15-6:00 pm $60/skater 10:15-10:55 am $54/skater topics has been set up so that residents
Must have previously enrolled in Winter 2 session. Practice for skaters Alpha - Freestyle levels. can quickly hear specific information:
CLASS # Team Compulsory CLASS # . ; r_'!' Contract Ice
11:00-11:30 am $66/skater #1 Today's Activities
6:00-6:45 pm $72/skater Current day's scheduled activities,
Includes 10 min power & 20 min skills instruction.
Includes 10 min power & 20 min skill instruction. includin adultsports, outdoor ice
CLASS #
Freestyle 1 CLASS # 1701=1 ..................................Beginner 1 g CLASS # Freestyle 2 CLASS # 17015 Beginner 2 rinks & tubing hill, programs,
CLASS # ' 16 Beginner 3 special events & trip bus schedule.
CLASS # i77 Freestyle 3
CLASS # .~17 Beginner
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CLASS # 176(. Freestyle 4 CLASS # ,.r 18....................... Beginner 7 & Up #2 Upcoming Activities
CLASS # 19 Pre-Alpha Information about activities that
6:45-7:30 pm $72/skater CLASS # ,a<E; ..................Hockey Skills 1 & 2 will happen in two or three weeks.
Includes 15 min power & 30 min skill instruction.
CLASS # Freestyle 5 11:30 am-12:00 pm $66/skater #3 Cascade Bay
CLASS # Freestyle 6 Includes open skate punch card Information on today's activities,
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CLASS # 170f Freestyle 7 CLASS # 1'17............................. Beginner 1 upcoming events, daily fees,
CLASS # 170G Freestyle 8 CLASS # ,,)22.................................. Beginner 2 Captain's Course, directions,
CLASS # Freestyle 9 CLASS # .~'7')23.................................. Beginner 3 season pass and birthday & group
CLASS # r, ° Freestyle 10 CLASS # ,,`;024........................................... Alpha reservations.
CLASS # 25 Beta
CLASS # 26 Pre Alpha #4 Civic Arena
CLASS # " ..............Hockey Skills 1 & 2 Information on public skating,
March 5 - April 9 (6 classes) adult open hockey, directions,
9:30-10:00 am $60/skater 12:00-12:30 pm $66/skater skate school, upcoming events,
For skaters in levels Beta - Freestyle 1. Includes open skate punch card. and adult leagues.
CLASS # 1711A' Intro Synchro Team CLASS # u';% Adult
CLASS # i701J Intro Jr Synchro Team CLASS # ~ - ,29 ...................................Alpha #5 Community Center
must have taken Intro to Symhm) CLASS # x_ ii30 Beta Information on fitness member-
CLASS # ; 7i 31 Gamma ships and classes, birthday parties,
10:15-10:55 am $90/skater CLASS # :1332 ............................................Delta
CLASS # °7033 .......................Beginner 7 & U group reservations, rental spaces
15 min private lesson & 25 min practice. p
and holiday hours & directions.
CLASS #!'01 ..........................Intro to Private
12:00-12:30 pm $99/pair, $66/add'1 child
For the beg adult & the beg child together. Includes #6 Registration Information
. open skate punch card for each participant. Current status of recreation
CLASS # '7,' program registration and quarterly
r Adult-Child Pair
brochure delivery.
12:30-1:15 pm $66/skater
. n , #7 Shelter Building and Facility
- CLASS # A:,?~ Freestyle 1
CLASS # I a36 Freestyle 2 Reservation Information
CLASS # 037 Freestyle 3 Information on how to reserve a
CLASS # ~.t`138 Freestyle 4 facility.
CLASS # ,39 Freestyle 5
CLASS # r ,340 Freestyle 6 #8 Youth Athletic Association
CLASS # 41 Freestyle 7 Information
CLASS # ss^v42 Freestyle 8
CLASS # "Is'C,43 Freestyle 9
CLASS # Freestyle 10
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Eagan Art Festival 0 ► Is
Saturday, June am
Artist applications available the end of January.
For more information go to www.eaganartfestival.org.
Empty bowls is a national
movement joining food pantries, the arts com-
munities and local citizens to help fight hunger.
My Dream for the arts in Eagan 1 v: r:
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Join us as the Eagan Art House, the Eagan Art Festival, Dakota County Regional Chamber of ~.t~rstiay, larch 3 Commerce and other partners as we begin a 2 year journey to map
out the future of the arts in IA0 am - 1.00 pm
Eagan. What are your dreams? ~~,)unt Calvary Lutheran Church
1. Complete our Survey Monkey questionnaire. See www.cityofeagan.com/eaganarthouse for
more information. • Pick out a handmade ceramic bowl.
2. Be a part of a community dialogue. • Make a free will donation.
3. Participate in an informal interview • Enjoy a simple meal of soup and bread.
• Take home your bowl - now empty - as a
For more information, call Julie at 651-686-9134. In January, call 651-675-5521. This activity is reminder that there are empty bowls in our
community and that you have done
made possible, in part by funds provided by the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council through an something to help fill them.
appropriation by the Minnesota Legislature.
The Eagan Art House is pleased to offer
the community ways to participate in Empty
Bowls:
• Family Bowls Workshop, see page 9 for
Fun, creative activities for gids and boys ages 5 and up. Call 651-675-5504 for details. details.
• Additional Pottery Open Studio time,
Birthday Parry Themes: see page 25 for details.
• Flower Power, Fairies • Drop off location for your bowl donations.
• Princesses & Dragons, too! Donations accepted on Wednesdays, 6:30 -
- 9:00 pm through March 1.
• Animal Adventures
• Young Artists For more information about Empty Bowls
• New! Clay Creations (Ages 8 & up) or the Eagan Resource Center go to
• Tie-Dye Fun (Ages 9 and up) wwweagamc.org. For more information about
• Beading Bonanza (Ages 10 & up)the Eagan Art House or local artist involve-
ment in Empty Bowls, call 651-686-9134.
• Or we'll custom design a party just
for your child. , rof lw . ~ ! phor~ 19 unber for the Eagan Art Heir X
I 4A I
~MBLIIII' ginning in January, please (al
1-615-5500 to reach the Eagan Art house,
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Bowls Workshop Re-Mix
Adults & Children P with
Spend family time together to create beautiful
Recycle a parr of old shoes and turn them
handbuilt bowls and help hungry people in our into a work of art. You'll paint and embel-
community, too. You are invited to donate one lish your shoes with fun colors, patterns and
bowl to Empty Bowls project. Keep a bowl beads. All painting supplies provided. Bring a
and give one away! All supplies are provided. pair of shoes. Children 12 and under must be
Children under 12 must be registered with "
registered with an adult. Class fee is for one
an adult. Class fee is for one adult and one adult and one child. Additional fee per child
child. Additional fee per child are listed below is listed below Please register the child for the
Please register the child for the pair. All sup pair. To register additional children, call 651-
plies and firing included. Dress for messy 675-5500. ~,,,ollage Glass
activities.
CLASS # Jrnaments
CLASS #
Saturday .................................................January 15
Saturdays....... h all Adult
January 8 - 29 Times.............................................. 2:00 - 4:00 pm
Times 2:00 - 4:00 pm Cost $28/adult-child pair Create beautiful one of a kind holiday
Cost $90/adult-child pair $10/each additional child ornaments using collage techniques.
$30/each additional child Location Eagan Art House Choose designs and images from deco-
Location Eagan Art House Instructor..................................... Dina O'Sullivan rative paper and embellish for a lovely
Instructor Peter Jadoonath Register b Friday, January 7 gift for someone special. All supplies
Register by Friday, December 31 provided. Children 12 and under must
be registered with an adult. Class fee is
for one adult and one child. Additional
fee per child is listed below Please reg-
r®~j ister the child for the pair. To register
additional children, call 651-675-5500.
Express your affection for your loved ones with beautiful handmade cards. Fine paper, CLASS # r
stamps, paint and embellishments help you to create unique pieces of artwork to give Saturday ............................December 11
as gifts. All supplies provided. Children 12 and under must be registered with an adult. Times 9:30 - 11:30 am
Class fee is for one adult and one child. Additional fee per child is listed below Please Cost $28/adult-child pair
register the child for the pair. To register additional children, call 651-675-5500. $10/each additional child
Location Eagan Art House
CLASS # Instructor Dina O'Sullivan
Saturday February 5 Register by Friday, Dec 3
Times 2:00 - 4:00 pm
Cost $28/adult-child pair J ~10
$10/additional child
Location Eagan Art House
Instructor Dina O'Sullivan 4 Kids Holiday Gift Workshop,
Register by Friday, January 28
check out page 19 for details!
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E-TV Intro to Non-Linear Editing
EE-TV 1 ea an television
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F „ T~~~V1~I~Af1 Every video you shoot will need to be
~ P P edited to tell the story you want to tell.
Have you ever dreamed of producing your own TV show? Now is the time to learn This class will teach you the basics of
how at E-TV, Eagan's own television station. You'll learn how to take your vision and non-linear editing using Apple Final
make it a reality, promote your cause or just have fun! We have classes on studio pro Cut Pro.
• duction, field production, non-linear editing, special effects and more. Best of all, once Times ...............................6:30 - 9:30 pm
you learn how to produce your show, it will be broadcast on one of the E-TV channels Cost ......................................$30/person
to the entire city! For more information on this and everything else E-TV has to offer, Location ...........................E-TV Studios
go to www.eagan-tv.com or call 651-848-4696. E-TV is located at 610 Opperman
Drive, DLL-5500, Eagan, MN 55123. CLASS #
Mon & Tue ................December 6 & 7
Register by Friday, Dec 3
Intro to E-TV Eagan Television CLASS #
F.-TV Intro to
Mon &Tue ..........Jan 31 & Feb 1
Want to have your own television show? Want geld Productio, Register by .......................Friday, Jan 28
to promote your cause? Learn all about what
you can do at E-TV in this 2 hour course that CLASS #
introduces participants to all areas of television If you want to go "On Location", Mon & Tue ...................March 14 & 15
production with E-TV. This class is a prereq- this class will give you all the build- Register by .................Friday, March 11
uisite to all other E-TV courses. ing blocks for successful videography.
From lighting to composition, you'll
Times 7:00 - 9:00 pm learn what you need for professional
Cost .............Free looking videos. IV Studlo Production
Location ...........................................E-TV Studios
Times ...............................6:30 - 9:30 pm
CLASS # a7a Director... Producer... Cameraman... and more!
Monday ..................................................January 10 Cost $30/person
You'll learn all the aspects of studio produc-
Re ister b Friday, January 7 Location E-TV Studios
g by lion using E-TV's multi-camera HD studio.
CLASS # i ' CLASS# Times 6:30 - 9:30 pm
Monday February 28 Mon & Tue .................Nov 29 & 30
y Y Register b Friday, Nov 26 Cost $30/person
Register by Friday, February by
y y Location E-TV Studios
CLASS #
Mon & Tue ............January 24 & 25 CLASS #
Register b Friday, an 21 Mon & Tue December 13 & 14
by J Register b Friday, December 10
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CLASS #
Mon & Tue ..................March 7 & 8 CLASS # ...{Ft
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Register by Friday, Mon & Tue February 7 & 8
Friday, March 4
Register by ...............................FridaY January 29
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CLASS # i Mon & Tue March 21 & 22
Register b Friday, March 18
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Little Sweetheart
Princess Ball
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Once upon a time in a land far away a little girl dreamed of tiaras, sparkles and danc-
ingthe night away. Celebrate with your little girl at the Little Sweetheart Princess Ball.
Girls along with their dad's, uncles, grandfathers or other adult male role model will
enjoy dancing and activities planned to create wonderful memories as the room will
be transformed into a magical world of sparkles and fantasy. Girls typically wear their
favorite princess costume or dress and men a coat or shirt and tie. Don't forget your
cameras for photos to remember the evening. This event fills up very quickly, so please
don't wait to register if you are interested in attending.+
This event is hosted by S.O.R.R. (South of the River Recreators) which includes the Tome Alone
parks & recreation departments of Eagan, Rosemount, Farmington, Lakeville, Burns- 'lt nt c For ■ Youth
ville, Apple Valley & Savage. If you can't make it to the February 11 dance there is
another SORR dance scheduled for February 18 for (Apple Valley, Burnsville & Savage
residents) which you can get information by calling Apple Valley Parks & Recreation at Do you have a child that is home alone after
952-953-2300. school or for periods of time? Are you a teen
interested in babysitting for extra money? This
Cost of the Ball includes: .IM ' jrd ~l ' clinic will prepare you and build self confidence
• Princess invitation mailed to the adult to give d to handle situations which may arise. This
to their girl one week prior to the Ball l one-day clinic emphasizes caring for children,
• Princess Tiara - first aid, personal safety, and fire safety. Guest
• A photograph keepsake W speakers from the police and fire departments
• DJ and dancing to kid friendly tunes will be in to share their experiences and exper-
• Decorating a valentine cookie snack tise. Program fee includes a light lunch.
• Creating "Princess" crafts
• Light refreshment snacks & lemonade - CLASS # i
(we recommend eating dinner before coming) Saturday February 5
Times ........................................9:00 am - 1:30 pm
CLASS # " $30/adult-child pair Cost ......................................................$20/person
CLASS # $10/each additional child Location Fire Administration Building
Friday ...........................................................................................................Februar 11 (Station #6), 3795 Pilot Knob Road
Times 5:30 - 8:00 pm (photos from 5:15 - 6:30 pm, dance begins at 5:30 pm) Register by Friday, January 21
Location .......................................................Rosemount Community Center Banquet Room
13885 South Robert Trail > . 1k, Purchase your
Registration by Tuesday, February 1 2011 Cascade
Ray Season
l ne parKs anct trans are awesome. Y neY `'ASS.
appreciate the beauty of nature. Than. y.;. a page 37
-Eagan Resident :r details!
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10 196 Community EducatiQ ~ oni Art Park and Learning. Centc,
Ea► Kamen of a
join more than 45,000 District 196 residents Located on 60-acres of rolling wooded hills in
• Directed by Thera Burtt and participate in fun and lifelong learning! Eagan, Caponi Art Park and Learning Center
Accompanist, Kathy Villiamson From Early Childhood Family Education is a distinctive cultural center offering free pro-
and Adult Basic Education (ABE) to Project grams and educational experiences in an invit-
Eagan Women of Note is a commu- Explore, Aquatics and Enrichment classes, ing, natural setting that seamlessly blends art
~x nity based choir made up of women your friends and neighbors enjoy community and nature. Current hours and events can be
of all ages. This fun group sings a wide Ed programs. Visit wwwdistrict196.org/ce found at wwwcaponiartpark.org.
variety of music and performs at many anytime to browse and register for enrichment
venues, including community events,
opportunities or call 651-423-7920.
church events, and senior centers, as
well as special concerts for Christmas _ The Friends of the Farm provide volun-
and spring. Any woman 18 or over teer service at Eagan's Historic 1940's Holz
who loves to sing is welcome to join. :orthern Dakota County TrAstriC Farm. Contact Paula Nowariak, Eagan
The chorus is open for new members Parks & Recreation at pnowariak@cityofea-
in January and September. Eagan gan.com for more information or go to
Women of Note is sponsored by Serving Residents of the South St. Paul, Inver www.ci ofeagan.com.
Eagan Park & Recreation and District Grove Heights and Vest St. Paul-Mendota
196 Community Education. For infor- Heights-Eagan School Districts.
motion on scheduling a performance, Do you want a safe and engaging envi- Many youth sports opportunities in Eagan are
contact Randee at 651-848-8253. For
ronment for your child? Do you want provided by the following community sport
information on joining the group, con-
tact Darlette at 651-683-0742, visit our to learn a new skill or brush up on an associations:
old one? If so, Community Educa-
brand new web site at wwweaganwom- Athlectic Association
hon is right for you! Northern Dakota • Eagan
enofnote.or~ or e-mail eaganwomenof- County TriDisttict Community Educa- wwweaasports.org
note@juno.com.
hon offers a wide range of opportuni- Eastview Athletic Association
ties for all ages and abilities, including: wwweastview-evaa.or~
• Early Learning Programs . Eagan Hockey Association
Falin • Youth Enrichment www.eaganhockey.com
an ~ _9s Ch ~,u 3 Eastview Hockey Association
• School-Age Care
Directed by Kathleen Andrews • Adult Enrichment wwweastviewhockey.ne
Accompanist, Iva Nell Monson • Adult Basic Education
• Adults with Disabilities ~;n Gay`
To all men who love to sing, the Eagan Men's • Older Adult Programs
Chorus invites you to join. All you need is Serves the City of Eagan by encouraging all
the willingness to raise your voice in song. To view our current catalog, please visit forms of horticulture and building community
We are an active member of the Associated www.comed.isdl97.org. For more through education, home gardening, and civic
Male Choruses of America. The Eagan Men's information or to register, visit ~v garden projects. Join us and help serve our
Chorus performs approximately 30 concerts a celearn4ever.or~ or call 651-403-8313. community. For more information contact,
year at senior citizen centers, social and com- egc1972@gmail.com.
munity functions. The Chorus also performs
in concert with the Eagan Women of Note.
Rehearsals are Monday evenings from 7:00-~ an X14
8:30 pm at Peace Church, 2180 Glory Drive in The mission is to benefit our community A community-based organization to develop,
Eagan. For information on joining the group through sponsorship, organization and pro- promote, and encourage participation in
or scheduling a performance, contact Jim motion of Eagan's July 4" Funfest, an annual and appreciation of the creative arts. 2011
Andrews 651-451-7502 or Paul Carlton 651-
452-7557. or visit wwweaganmenschorus.org. community celebration. For more information Eagan Art Festival will be held June 25 & 26.
go to wwweaganfunfest.org. wwweaganartfestival.org
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Ea g an's July
41" Funfest Recreation Opportunities
Consider giving your time and talents through volunteering with the Eagan Parks & Recreation
Volunteers Department Throughout the year, Eagan Parks & Recreation hosts many community special
events that require the assistance of volunteers. Individuals, businesses and social groups are
The Funfest Committee is seeking vol- encouraged to call and find out how you can take part. To volunteer or get information on vol-
unteers with a passion for community. unterring, please contact Kerry Phillips, Recreation Supervisor at 651-675-5500 or send an e-mail
Current opportunities include:
to kphillips@cityofeagan.com.
• Planning Committee: meeting once Volunteer opportunities are open to:
monthly. Individuals children under 14 with supervision of an adult chaperone)
• Event Volunteer/Coordinators: serve
• School clubs and school community service hour requirements
at a traditional favorite such as Church groups
parade, festival grounds & fireworks.
Scout groups
• Communication Planner: create and _ Local businesses and employee groups
manage a plan for event related Social clubs (mom's groups, single groups, etc.)
communication throughout the year. 1
• Community organizations
• Community Business/Group Liaison: Anyone with an interest in volunteering
communicate informational updates
L
between Funfest and your company
or group.
• Sponsorship: provide support to this
large community event. Adapted Youth Sports: Ongoing Sunday nights for 5-7 weeks at a time
Enthusiastic volunteers needed to encourage and work with youth ages 6-12 with disabilities as
We need input from our volunteers, our they participate in a sports-focused program. Committed volunteers needed to encourage partici-
community, our business leaders, and pants, assist with sports drills and make a great experience for the youth in the program. Training
from YOU, those who enjoy and sup- is provided. Trained staff lead the program with help from volunteers. Sports include soccer,
port Eagan Funfest. floor hockey, basketball, softball /t-b all, hiking and bowling.
2010 was not simply a celebration of Santa Visits: Sunday, December 12 (Afternoon)
Eagan's past 150 years, but a time to Volunteers needed to assist with serving holiday snacks and beverages, greeting families, taking
reinvigorate the community with the photos of kids with Santa and other activities.
passion and the vision to begin another
150 years. Eagan's July 4" Funfest draws Senior Holiday Party: Wednesday, December 29
residents and neighboring communities Volunteers needed to work at our Eagan Senior Center at the Eagan Community Center as our
together to celebrate family tradition, 55+ adults celebrate the holiday with a party filled with food, fun and activities. Help work
patriotism, music, entertainment and check-in/registration, serve food or assist with activities.
our historic heritage. Please share your
thoughts or your time. Email: volun- Little Sweetheart Dance: Friday, February 11 (Evening)
teer@eaganfunfest.org or visit ww. This event is a joy to work as we bring dads and their little daughters together for a princess-
eaganfunfest.org for further details. themed celebration event centered around Valentine's Day. Volunteers needed to work activity
stations including photo booth, princess crafts, cookie decorating, assist with the dance & much
more.
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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 +
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 :die Ridge Park Shelter Building
since 1978 and continues to provide quality programs and new opportunities for all
participants. Each year new classes begin in January, March, June and September.
Easton Wescott Road to Elrene Road, south on
Elrene. The park entrance is on left, directly across
from Northview Park Road.
fair Community
• Due to the popularity of our preschool program, classes tend to fill up quickly. Wait lists will
be maintained in a manner that accommodates participants new to the program.i ~~~tta~ Parltuu,
• 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. Left on 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
• 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.cityofeagan.com and search scholarships. Lexington Avenue south past Lexington-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.)
Eagan Parks & Recreation uses these guidelines to define an Park Shelter Buili in
5 Sandstone xDrvv
• Children who are the appropriate age stated in the class description. Diffley Road to Rahn Road, south on Rahn to Shale
• Children who are completely toilet trained and able to use the bathroom Lane. Right on Shale Lane, left on Sandstone Drive.
independently. Children are required to wear underwear; pull-up type diapers are The park is on the right side of Sandstone, across
not allowed. from Rahn Elementary School. The shelter building
• Bright Beginnings and Let's Play! Music Together classes are for children who are the is adjacent to hockey rinks.
age stated in the class description and accompanied by an adult. Toilet training is not
fan Art House
required for the parent/child classes and additional siblings are welcome, see each class
fee structure for details. '81 Lexington Avenim
• Just for 5's (and some Ts, too!) class is for children that are eligible to attend Between Wescott Road and Diffley Road on
kindergarten in the fall of 2011. Lexington Avenue.
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Preschool Tiny Tots
Open Play with 3s
2-
A Fr, P, 3 In our traditional preschool class, Tiny
Fun with 3's is a class designed to meet the Tots class participants will experience
Drop in and spend the morning playing needs of three year olds and introduce them to the benefits of multi-age groupings. At
together in our Kids Kare Preschool preschool. Having fun and learning through our preschool, children participate in a
Classroom, Open Gym and the Blast! play! Activities will be centered around our theme based curriculum that incorpo-
Activities are ongoing, so come and theme based curriculum, the children will work rates daily calendar and weather time,
go as you choose. Activities and toys on following directions, adjusting to the pre- singing songs, creating art projects,
are geared for children of varying school environment and successful separation listening to stories, and large and small
ages, come ready to help your child from parents. This is our most basic introduc- group activities. Your preschooler will
adapt and engage at their level. Par- tory class, low teacher to child ratios and lots also enjoy free-play time, meet and play
ent participation, engagement and of TLC will be provided! Free-play time, art with friends, eat a snack, participate
interaction makes each visit a success. projects, singing songs, snack time and a short in show and tell time and play actively
Babies under age 1 are welcome, free group time with a story will be part of the outside. Bring weather appropriate out-
of charge. daily schedule. New 3 year olds welcome... door snow clothes and foot wear daily
this is the class for you and friends that turn 4
Mondays January 10 - March 14 may remain in the class all year long! CLASS
.
Fridays January 14 - March 18 Mon & Wed January 10 - March 16
CLASS # t,
Times 9:30 - 11:30 am (skip Jan 17 & Feb 21)
Thursdays January 13-March 17
Cost ............................................$3/child Times 9:30 11:30 am Times......................9:30 am - 12:00 pm
payable weekly at the ECC Cost $159/child OR Cost $348/child OR '
Front Counter 3 installment payments of $53/each 3 installment payments of $116/each
Location..... Eagan Community Center (see Time Payments schedule page 15) (see Time Payments Schedule page 15)
Location ...........................ECC Kids Kare Room Location.................... Bridle Ridge Park
Register by Thursday, January 6 Register by............. Thursday, January 6
CLASS #
Tue & Thur...... January 11 - March 17
P ~in 16mitiAn Times ......................9:30 am - 12:00 pm
Tina P~eer~pnt~ r r~arliila Ind .Nr~~~~'
Cost ................................$348/child OR
Winter 2011 Time Payments Schedule for Fun with 3's, Tiny Tots, just for 5's, 3 installment payments of $116/each
Wacky Wednesdays and Friday Friends classes: 3 installment payments (see class (see Time Payments Schedule page 15)
for specific amount). The 1" payment is due at registration, 2" payment is due by Location Bridle Ridge Park
January 17, 3`d payment is due February 17. Available through mail or in person reg- Register by Thursday, January 6
istration only. If paying by check, post date 2" and 3`d check and include with original
registration. If paying by credit card, the 2" and 3`d payment will be charged according
to the date listed above.
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A scholarship fund is also available for Eagan residents, for participants under age 18
to provide financial assistance for youth participation in Eagan Parks & Recreation pro- V
grams. The scholarship covers 50% of the class fee with a maximum of $200 per year +
per participant. A self qualifying scholarship form must be completed at the time of
registration and submitted to Eagan Parks & Recreation. Please call 651-675-5500 for
additional information.
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Friday - -
Wednesdays Friend
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An excellent addition to your current pre-
school schedule or a great way to enhance TG.LF! Many of us need a one day a
your preschooler's week with a 1 day preschool week preschool option because of our
class! Many of us need a one day a week pre- busy schedules and tight budgets! In
'
school option because of our busy schedules our one day a week traditional preschool ` for 5''s
and tight budgets! In our one day a week tra- class, participants will have the opportu-
ditional preschool class, participants will have nity to have fun while learning through end some 4'$, too!)
fun while learning through play! Activities play! Friday Friends will enjoy free-play
will be centered around our theme based cur- time, calendar and weather activities, ` prekindergarten class
riculum, with components like free-play time, art projects, play with friends, eat a
calendar and weather activities, art projects, snack, participate in "sharing bags",
stories and songs, playing with friends, eating play outside and have a turn with take Is your child eligible to attend kindergarten
a snack, and participating in "sharing bags". home book boxes all focused around next fall 2011? Just for 5's class prepares
Children will play outside everyday and need our theme based curriculum. Children children for that transition into kindergarten.
to bring weather appropriate outdoor snow will play outside everyday and need to The children will learn through a theme based
•
clothes and foot wear each class. bring weather appropriate outdoor snow curriculum and incorporate a new letter each
week, learn about the calendar and weather,
clothes and foot wear each class.
CLASS # create art projects, sing songs, participate in
~ small and large group activities and share with
• Wednesdays.. January 12 -March 16 CLASS # " 9:30 am - 12:00 pm classmates during show and tell time. Each
Times ......................................9:30 am - 12:00 pm CLASS # . ............1:00 - 3:30 pm child enjoys a turn as the class UP (very
Cost $150/child OR Fridays............... January 14 - March 18 important person). Musical Barb visits the
3 installment payments of $50/each Cost ................................$150/child OR class every other week to provide the students
(see Time Payments schedule page 15) 3 installment payments of $50/each with musical learning experiences! Children
Location Goat Hill Park (see Time Payments schedule page 15) will play actively outside every day, so bring
Register by Thursday, January 6 Location......................... Goat Hill Park weather appropriate outdoor snow clothes and
II~~ Register by .............Thursday, January 6 footwear.
CLASS # ,
Mon, Tue, Thur ...............January 10 - March 17
(skip Jan 17 & Feb 21)
Times ......................................9:30 am - 12:00 pm
i ° Cost $405/child OR
3 installment payments of $135/each
(see Time Payments schedule page 15)
~ Location Goat Hill Park
spec page 34 for Clete Register by Thursday, January 6
Did you know It requires approximately 150,000 gallons of water to build and maintain one hockey rink over the
winter, the water returns to the ground in the spring.
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Research shows that all children are musical and that children learn best through play. You can eg~f1 f1 ~f1gS`
nurture the musical growth of your child, regardless of your own musical ability by participat-
ing in Let's Play! Music Together classes. With Music Togethert you and your child will grow -~s 1-5 with in Art
and develop basic music competency in a playful and fun atmosphere. Teacher Cheryl Hornstein Begin your preschool experience with
has been teaching for 5 years and will help both children and adults to find the music maker in us! Each week explore a fun filled
themselves. Each Let's Play! semester includes 10, 45 minute classes, 2 CDs, songbook, and sug- theme with your child through art
gestions for activities to do at home. For more information on Let's Play! Music Together visit projects, painting, sensory activities,
Cheryl's website at www.lpmusictogether.com. Let's Play! Music Together is licensed by Music playdough and open playtime. A snack
Together LLC, www.musictogether.com. and short group/lap time with stories,
songs, fingerplays will be included in
Cost $162/child the last part of the class time. Activi-
$90 each additional child in family living at the same address. Siblings under 8 months ties are geared for children of varying
(by first class start date) and over 6 years old attend free (with a paid first child). ages, come ready to help your child
Please register all children attending class. Online registration is not available for adapt and engage at their level. Parent
families with multiple children attending. participation, engagement and interac-
Location Eagan Community Center lion makes each class a success! Babies
Register by Friday, January 7 under age 1 by class start date are wel-
come free of charge. Please register all
Tuesdays January 11- March 15 children attending.
r
CLASS #a 5:15 6:00 pm
CLASS # 6:15 - 7:00 pm Times 10:00 - 11:30 am
Cost $90/child
Thursdays January 13 - March 17 $20/each additional child living at the
CLASS # .........................9:30 - 10:15 am
same address. Additional child registra-
CLASS # 68,J .......................10:30 - 11:15 am tion feature is not available through
f.
- online registration, but can be accepted
Fridays January 14 -March 18 through our other convenient registra-
tion # 16816808 ..........................9:30 10:15 am lion methods: phone-in, mail in, drop
CLASS #')6812 ........................10:30 - 11:15 am
p box or in person at the Parks & Recre-
ation office.
Saturdays 15 - March 19 ' x
January Register by .............Thursday, January 6
CLASS # ......................9:00 - 9:45 am
CLASS # ...................10:00 - 10:45 am CLASS #
I Mon January 10-March 14
(skip Jan 17 & Feb 21)
Location Rahn Park
Want to know what Music TogetherUR classes are all about? Attend a free demo class
and see how rewarding making music with your child can be! Registration required. CLASS #
Tue January 11 - March 15
Tuesday December 14 Friday.............................. January 7 Location....................... ECC Kids Kare
CLASS # ............5:15 - 6:00 pm CLASS # 9:30 - 10:15 am
CLASS #
Saturday December 18 Wed January 12 - March 16
CLASS # 10:00 - 10:45 am Location ECC Kids Kare
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Little Sportier P' r rt► -
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. ~ Explore texture, color and shapes with your
Four Square
favorite animals friends. Create beautiful proj-
ects with paint, paper, wire and more. All sup-
Sampler
Dazzlers, Leapers plies included. Kindergarteners welcome.
Dodgeball, Kickball, LaCrosse and
~I1~ Thurs .............................................Jan 13 - Feb 17
Floor Hockey Q ~,7L Twirlers nanr~..>' Cost ......................................................$88/person
Location Eagan Art House
Instructor Kari Wray
Participation, fun, team work and Your child will enjoy dancing while working on Register by Thu January 6
exercise will be the focus of this class, balance, posture and grace. All dancers will be
while incorporating all of the 4 fun introduced to ballet, !jazz and creative move- CLASS # I 7~`C) '72
games and sports listed above. Tennis ment dance techniques while improving their
Times .............................................9:30 - 11:30 am
shoes and socks must be worn to class. rhythm and coordination. Participants should
All participants will receive a little wear leotards and dance/ballet shoes or slip- CLASS # 170' ~
sporties t-shirt, please indicate size pers. This class is not an "observation" class,
Times ..............................................1:30 - 3:30 pm
when registering. it is an opportunity for your child to learn
and follow instruction from our talented staff,
CLASS # ..............Ages 3 & 4 while in our care. Parents are welcome to leave
Wednesdays ................Jan 12 - March 2 the building or wait in the lobby. Parents will;~rf of
Times 9:30 - 10:15 am be invited to a mini recital on the last day of
Cost $80/child class, at which time you will be able to observe ` •7 .7
lustrators
~
Location .................................ECC Gym your little dancer! All recital costume pieces
Register b Thur, an 6 are included as part of the fee below - " -
Saturdays Jan 22 - March 12 Favorite children's books are the inspira-
CLASS # Ages 4 & 5 lion for this class. Students will explore
Cost $85/child
Wednesdays ................Jan 12 - March 2 different techniques and mediums of
Location ......................ECC Performance Studio
Times ...........................10:30 - 11:15 am children's book illustrators while they
Register by Friday, January 7
Cost $80/child create their own unique artwork. All
Location .................................ECC Gym LEAPERS.................................. Ages 3 & 4 supplies provided. Kindergarteners
Register by ............................Thur, Jan 6 CLASS # welcome.
11:15 am - 12:00 pm
TWIRLERS Ages 4 & 5 Thur March 3 - April 14
CLASS #Ml .........................12:45 - 1:30 pm (skip March 24)
Cost $88/person
DAZZLERS Ages 5 & 6 Location.................... Eagan Art House
CLASS # ,S 1:45 - 2:30 pm Instructor............................... Kari Wray
Register by Thur, Feb 24
TWIRLERS . Ages 4 & 5
CLASS # .................1:30 - 2:30 pm CLASS #
Wed Feb 2 - May 4 (skip Mar 23) Times............................. 9:30 - 11:30 am
Cost $140/child
Location ......................ECC Performance Studio
CLASS #
Register by Wed, Jan 26
Times ...............................1:30 - 3:30 pm
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Kids .
Holiday Gift Matiss -~f
Ades - -
Worksh® Henri Matisse was a printer, sculptor and ~r a w
painter. Learn how he used color, shapes
and layering as you create your own Matisse
This workshop is a great way for kids inspired artwork.
to make their own gifts for their family ,ensationai
4
and friends. The instructor will guide CLASS #
the children through 2 or 3 projects Saturda
y February 5 ,,,,eura
that they can wrap and then give as Times ......................................9:00 am - 12:00 pm
gifts. Shhh! Some details are secret!
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Cost ......................................................$33/person
All supplies provided. Location Eagan Art House
Georges Seurat was a master of color, using
Instructor ................................................Jill Powell dots to create his images on canvas. Learn
CLASS #
Saturday Register by Friday, January 28 how you can make your eye mix colors with
..............................December 4
Seurat's painting techniques.
Times ...............................1:00 - 3:00 pm ~ -
Cost $20/person
CLASS #
Location Eagan Art House Saturday March 12
Instructor ......................Holly Landauer
Times ......................................9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Register by ..................Monday, Nov 29A
A i}- Cost ......................................................$33/person
Location Eagan Art House
Instructor ................................................Jill Powell
Register by ....................................Friday, March 4
Gorgeous Clay & Spring Break
Georgia Art Camp
Sculpture
Earth Adventure
Discover the beauty of Georgia O'Keefe's art-
work. Learn about the bold design and color Create a variety of 3-D projects from
choices that made O'Keefe famous. clay, paper mache and more. Dress for Welcome Spring with art celebrating the Earth.
messy activities. Explore the colors, shapes and textures of your
CLASS # world through painting and drawing with a
Saturday .................................................January 29 CLASS # variety of media and tools. Bring a bag lunch.
Times 2:00 - 5:00 pm Sunday Feb 6 - March 6
Cost ......................................................$33/person (skip Feb 20) CLASS #
Location Eagan Art House Times 2:00 - 4:00 pm Mon & Tue March 21 & 22
Instructor Shelley Shelton Cost...................................... $78/person Times 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Register by ................................Friday, January 21 Location.................... Eagan Art House Cost $72/person
Instructor Amy Rhone Location.................................... Eagan Art House
Register by .............Monday, January 31 Instructor Jill Powell
Register by Monday, March 14
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Adapted Club Oasis
Floor Hockey
Club Oasis, our middle school dance, is
Serving children with autism and i y the place to win prizes, hang with your
friends, and show your dance moves!
other developmental and physical
Fridays .................................Select Dates
disabilities Auaptetl Times ...............................7:00 9:00 pm
Cost ........................................$5/person
Floor hockey is a skill everyone can Saskett, Location Please check each date
learn. Fun large motor games also School ID required to enter
develop hand-eye coordination and p I at n1 n
provide a great social outlet for youth Upcoming Dates:
Friday, Dec 3.......... Eagan Civic Arena
with disabilities. For repeat attendees Itervlng children whii4ULbiii uuu .
Friday, January 7 .............................TBA
you will be able to continue to grow in
Jevelo Friday, February 4 ..........................TBA
disabil~
your skills and for new attendees you'll pmental and oh~s~~al Friday, April 8 .................................TBA
learn the ins and outs of Floor Hock- Friday, May 6 ...................................TBA
ey. Trained staff and volunteers will Dribble, pass, shoot, score! Basketball can be a
spend five weeks teaching the basics lot of fun and provide a social opportunity to
of floor hockey in a safe environment. interact with other youth in a safe, controlled
Participants will receive a certificate of environment where the emphasis is on Basket-
participation. ball skill development, not competition. Youth
with disabilities will work on large motor skills
CLASS # and learn how to play basketball through skill
Sundays ...........................Dec 5 - Jan 16
developing games and drills. Trained staff and ~
(skip Dec 26) volunteers work to encourage your kids in a
Times ...............................5:30 6:15 pm safe environment during the time together. All
Cost $45/person participants receive a participation certificate
Location ECC North Gym during the last session. Many students in the ■
Instructor Eagan Parks & ro ram have autism as well as other develop-
Recreation P g Adapted Staff mental and physical disabilities. Accomoda-
Register by ...........................Wed, Dec 1 lions in drills and during game play are made For Performers: Looking for a venue where
to meet the needs of each student. you can get performance experience? Bring
the Noise at the Oasis is a place to showcase
CLASS # ~7,8' your music /performance in front of a live
` Sundays Feb 13 - March 27 audience. To book your gig, call 651-675-5515
(skip Feb 20) for contract information.
Ad time outdoors wt Times 3:00 - 4:00 pm
Cost ......................................................$45/person For Audiences: All ages welcome (Grades 4
enter at one of our and under require adult supervision)
Location ....................................ECC North Gym ,e rinks or tubing hill" Instructor ...................Eagan Parks & Recreation
b Adapted Staff Fridays .................................................Select Dates
es tl rt' II,$> Register b Wed, Feb 9 Times 7:00 - 9:30 pm
.
' .yp by
Cost $5 /person
Location .....................Eagan Community Center
Oasis Teen Center
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Jr. Girl Scout
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Try out different paints and techniques that Visual Arts
you might not have tried before. The choice
l- is up to you. Instructor will give you direc- Ba dge
lion and tips as she encourages your own self
expresssion. Bring a bag lunch. All supplies
- - - provided. Complete all the requirements to earn
your Visual Arts Badge in one ses-
CLASS # Sion. All supplies included. Call the
Potte
Saturday ..............................................February 26 Art House for more information call
Times ......................................10:00 am - 2:00 pm 651-686-9134.
Learn to throw pots on the wheel as you gain Cost ......................................................$48/person
confidence as an emerging potter. Wear old Location ....................................Eagan Art House CLASS #
clothes. All clay, glazes and firing included. Instructor Shelley Shelton Saturday.............................. February 12
Register b Friday, February 18 Times ...............................1:00 - 4:00 pm
CLASS # T'/N2 Cost ......................................$28/person
Location Eagan Art House
Mondays Jan 10 -Feb 14 CLASS # ' a
Times 4:00 - 6:00 pm Thursday................................................. March 24 Instructor ................................Jill Powell
Cost ....................................................$130/person Times 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Register by .....................Saturday, Feb 4
Location ....................................Eagan Art House Cost $48/person
Instructor Siiri Doan Location.................................... Eagan Art House
Register by Monday, January 3 Instructor.................................... Shelley Shelton
Register b Thursday, March 17 of Scout
CLASS # 17093
CUI ptur@
Tuesdays January 11 - February 15
Times 4:00 - 6:00 pm
Cost ....................................................$130/person,
Location Eagan Art House Complete your Boy Scout Sculpture badge in
~
Schedule your scout troop for a class this workshop. This class is taught by a regis-
Instructor Peter Jadoonath
Register by Tuesday, January 4 at the Eagan Art House. Pricing and tered merit badge counselor. Fee includes all
times vary. Call 651-686-9134 for supplies, clay and bisque firing of sculpture.
CLASS # ;Dress for messy activities. Bring your merit
more information.
Mondays ........Feb 28 - April 11(skip March 21) badge card to be signed.
Times 4:00 - 6:00 pm Available Classes:
Cost ....................................................$130/person CLASS # 170€`
• Webelos Artist Activity Badge Saturday . March 12
Location Eagan Art House
• Boy Scout Art Merit Badge Times ..............................................1:30 - 4:30 pm
Instructor Siiri Doan
• Boy Scout Sculpture Badge Cost ......................................................$35/person
Register by ..........................Monday, February 21
• Brownies Colors & Shapes Try-It Location Eagan Art House
CLASS # • Jr. Girl Scout Jewelry Instructor Peter Jadoonath
Tuesdays ....March 1 -April 12 (skip March 22) - Jr. Girl Scout Visual Arts Register by ....................................Friday, March 4
Times 4:00 - 6:00 pm - Jr. Girl Scout Drawing & Painting
Cost ....................................................$130/person • Jr. Girl Scout Ceramics & Clay
Location ....................................Eagan Art House More art C~~ .
Instructor Peter Jadoonath
Register by ..........................Tuesday, February 22
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A~'~►~~' ~ SORR `i~~~ ► ravel
.tie ~ .4dult Sports nib ai 7 o
pportun►
Experience an "Old World European
Teams interested in playing in leagues offered
Christmas at the exclusive Osthoff Resort in
by Eagan Parks & Recreation can visit pnortunrt►e, .
Wisconsin. Highlights include: 7 meals, local
Wisconsi
www.ciiyofeagan.com/adultsports for detailed
information. Leagues have varying eligibility The South of the River Recreators tours & shopping opportunities and travel and age requirements. In order to register a
(S.O.R.R.) Group, which consists of aboard a deluxe motor coach.
team, you must complete a registration/ roster the cities of Apple Valley, Burns-
y ville, Eagan, Farmington, Lakeville, CLASS # `~`!A`
form and submit full payment to Eagan Parks Cost .............2 Guests in 2-Bedroom Suite $589
& Recreation during the appropriate registra- Rosemount and Savage sponsors the
following league. Teams interested 2 Guest in 1-Bedroom Suite $519
lion dates.
in playing in the following league 4 Guests in 2-Bedroom Suite $499
Interested in participating in a particular should contact the appropriate Parks Register by Wednesday, December 1 league, but don't have a team? Contact Eagan &
Recreation Department.
Parks & Recreation at 651-675-5550 or visit League offering:
www.cityofeagan.com/adultsports and we Thursday Co-Rec Dodgeball Leave the snow behind and visit the glorious
can put you on an available players list with Cost $114/team
Florida sunshine. Trip highlights include city
your name, phone number, email address and Lakeville Parks & Recreation, 952-985-4615 tours of Altanta's Grand Ole Opry, choice of
league interest. Your information is then dis Registration Dates: Epcot, Magic Kingdom, Animal Kingdom
or
tributed to the managers at their league meet- Returning Teams...... November 8 - 30 Universal Studios, sunsets and much morel
• ing. Although we will distribute your contact
information, this does not guarantee that a New Teams December 1 - 15 16 days/15 nights/15 meals and travel aboard
deluxe motor coach.
team will contact you.
CLASS # 7
Cost .................................................Double $2099
LeDuc Mansion Tour & Lunch a~ Triple $1999; Single $2969
Register by Monday, January 3
Emily's Bakery
Washington DC & Williamsburg
Tour this beautifully restored, 1865, fifteen room, buff-colored limestone, impressive Fil 8-173 7011
Gothic Revival Mansion in Hastings. Then it's off to Emily's Bakery for lunch and baked Explore the nation's capitol during cherry
goods on your own. Fee includes transportation, snack and tour costs. blossom time. Tours include; Smithson-
ian Institute, Arlington National Cemetery,
*If you are a member of the Dakota County Historical Society, the tour is free so the fee Jamestown & Monticello and a visit to
is $13/person. Lancaster, Pennsylvania to learn about the
Amish and their unique heritage. 12 days/11
CLASS nights/15 meals and travel aboard deluxe
Date........ Thur. Feb 24 " motor coach.
Times 9:30 am - 1:30 pm
Cost . $18/person v CLASS #
Location ECC Upper Level Cost...... ....................................Double $1799
Register by Thur, Feb 17 Triple $1649, Single $2499
Register by Friday, April 1
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Adventures in
Own Art Watercolor 1 Watercolor 11
Adults & Teens 14+ Adults Teens 1,
Discover the unique beauty of printmaking. Explore the wonder and techniques of water-
Design a printing plate with e-z cut and use color as you create your own unique artwork. Advancing painters will learn tech-
colorful inks to print, layer and compose your This class is designed for beginning painters. niques to improve their skill as water-
own artwork. You can then make multiple Supplies will be discussed at the first class. color artists. Watercolor experience
copies of your artwork using the techniques Visit the web site for a complete supply list: recommended for this class.
you learn in this class. All supplies provided. www.cityofeagan.com/eaganarthouse.
CLASS #
CLASS # 171CY CLASS # Thursdays Jan 13 - Feb 17
Saturdays ..........................................January 8 - 29 Mondays January 10 - February 14 Times 6:30 - 9:00 pm
Times ....................................10:00 am - 12:30 pm Times.............................................. 6:30 - 9:00 pm Cost $115/person
Cost ....................................................$108/person Cost $115/person Location.................... Eagan Art House
Location Eagan Art House Location.................................... Eagan Art House Instructor Holly Landauer
Instructor ............................................Amy Rhone Instructor Holly Landauer Register by............. Thursday, January 6
Register by Monday, January 3 Register by.............................. Monday, January 3
CLASS # ,
CLASS # Thursdays March 3 - April 14
Mondays ....................................Feb 28 - April 18 (skip March 24)
eI nnl n (skip March 21 & 28) Times ...............................6:30 - 9:00 pm
Times 6:30 - 9:00 pm Cost $115/person
Cost ....................................................$115/person Location.................... Eagan Art House
lnterm ray
Location Eagan Art House Instructor Holly Landauer
Drawtn Instructor ......................................Holly Landauer Register by Monday, Feb 28
- Register by ..........................Monday, February 21
This class will help you take your draw-
ing skills
own to the
subject e matter level. your as you elevate +Oop ■ trait Drawing & Oil Painting
your observational and composition
skills.
Learn to draw and paint portraits through observing values, sight-size comparative drawing, and
CLASS # . anatomical construction. Some painting experience helpful.
Wed March 2 - April 13 Check www.cityofeagan.com/eaganarthouse for a supply list.
(skip March 23) .
Times ...............................6:30 - 8:30 pm CLASS #
Cost ....................................$105/person Wednesdays................................. Jan 12 - Feb 16
Location Eagan Art House Times.............................................. 6:30 - 9:00 pm
Instructor .....................Eric Menzhuber Cost $115/person
Register by Friday, February 25 Location.................................... Eagan Art House
Instructor Eric Menzhuber
Register by Wed, January 5
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ceramics tires
AP,1+4'. 4 Yl- Pendants
Beginning and experienced potters are welcome! Use wheel thrown and hand-built ~Ot Teens .14+
techniques to make sculptural and functional pieces. Enjoy getting ideas from other Create one of a kind glass pendants. You'll
students in this relaxed and encouraging class. All supplies and firing included. learn about fused glass, glass selections and
Classes are held at the Eagan Art House. color combinations. Supplies provided for 10
pendants. Your projects will be assembled dur-
CLASS # CLASS # ing this class, then fired on-site. Final projects
Mondays Jan 10 - Feb 14 Mondays Feb 28 - April 11 will be available for pickup within 14 days.
Times ...............................6:30 - 9:00 pm (skip March 21)
Cost ....................................$145/person Times 6:30 - 9:00 pm CLASS #
Instructor Siiri Doan Cost $145/person Saturday December 4
Register by ...............Monday, January 3 Instructor............................... Siiri Doan Times 9:30 - 11:30 am
Register by ...................Monday, Feb 21 Cost $65/person
CLASS # Location Eagan Art House
Tuesdays Jan 11 - Feb 15 CLASS # Instructor............................................... Jill Powell
Times ...............................6:30 - 9:00 pm Tuesdays March 1 - April 12 Register b Tuesday, November 30
Cost ....................................$145/person (skip March 22)
Instuctor Peter Jadoonath Times 6:30 - 9:00 pm
Register by ...............Tuesday, January 4 Cost ...................................$145/person
Instuctor Peter Jadoonath rivets
CLASS # Register by Tuesday, Feb 22 wiles,
Fridays Jan 14 - Feb 18 A
Times .............................9:00 - 11:30 am CLASS # Yoasters
Cost ....................................$145/person Fridays..................... March 4 - April 15 P- Tf~_Pnfz 14+
Instructor Peter Jadoonath (skip March 25)
Register by Friday, January 7 Times 9:00 - 11:30 am This class is an introduction to clay by creating
Cost ....................................$145/person one of a kind tiles. We will focus on decorat-
CLASS # Instructor Peter Jadoonath ing techniques such as stamping, carving, and
Saturdays Jan 15 - Feb 19 Register b Friday, Feb 25 brushwork. No experience necessary.
Times 9:00 - 11:30 am
CLASS # _22
Cost ....................................$145/person CLASS #
Instructor Peter Jadoonath Saturdays................. March 5 - April 16 Saturdays Feb 5 - March 5
Register by Friday, January 7 (skip March 26) Times 1:30 - 4:00 pm
Times 9:00 - 11:30 am Cost $132/person
r i,
Cost ....................................$145/person Location Eagan Art House
Instructor Peter Jadoonath Instructor..................................... Peter Jadoonath
Register b Friday, Feb 25 Register by ................................Friday, January 28
Did you know... Yes it can be too cold to make ice on a rink; the water freezes too quickly and cracks or "pops
off" the existing ice surface about-5E
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Felted r i t Stress-Free
Heart Pins Open Studio Painting
Ad"Its Teens 14+
AdWt & Teens Connect with other artists, work on your own ~'Vorksh o p
Plan a ladies night out at the Eagan Art artwork and share ideas. Use the Eagan Art
House. Create felted heart pins from House studio space to spread out and relax.
raw wool and embellish with beads. A It's the perfect monthly retreat for artists in all Never painted? No worries. This is the
fun way to celebrate Valentines Day. 2-D mediums. Bring your own supplies. No perfect place to give it a try. Try out
No experience necessary. All supplies instructor, just the space to work. Call Julie at acrylic painting in this relaxed, no-pres-
provided. the Eagan Art House to reserve your space, sure environment. You'll learn about
651-686-9134. Open Studio is generally held paints, paint surfaces, how to get started
CLASS # the first Friday of the month. Some exceptions and what to do next. Bring a friend for
Friday February 4 apply a fun night out. All supplies provided.
Times ...............................6:00 - 8:00 pm For more information call the Eagan
Cost $30/person Fridays................................... Dec 3, Jan 7, Feb 4, Art House at 651-686-9134.
Location Eagan Art House March 4, April 1
Instructor Cindy Olson Times 9:30 am - 12:30 pm CLASS #
Register b Friday, an 28 Cost $5/person, payable at the door Tuesday............................... February 22
No pre-registration necessary Times ...............................6:30 - 9:00 pm
Cost ......................................$45/person
Location Eagan Art House
Ca,t Instructor .......................Shelley Shelton
: .u;
Felted Register by ...........................Tue, Feb 15
offered on page 9!
Purses Painting Winter in Watercolor
Create one-of-a-kind felted purses with wool
and then embellish with beads and ribbons. How do you paint white snow on white paper? Learn how to utilize negative space, effec-
Just the thing for a little "me time" and a great five shading and what makes a good composition. All supplies included. A great way to
way to give felting a try All supplies provided. try out watercolor without the investment in supplies. Beginning painters welcome.
CLASS # CLASS # /
Saturday .....................................March 5 Saturday..... .....................January 22 -
Times ......................................9:00 am - 12:00 pm Times 2:00 - 5:00 pm d,
Cost ......................................................$39/person Cost $43/person
Location Eagan Art House
Location Eagan Art House a~'r4 r'sR
Instructor Dina O'Sullivan Instructor...................... Holly Landauer
Register b Monday, February 28 Register by Friday, January 14
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B~`r► 'r Painting in Acrylics Pastels
rl,IIf-c, T~scaXa '111-~ ♦ 1
Learn how to use the batik technique of using and Oils
wax resist and fabric dye to create a beauti-
ful silk scarf for yourself or for a gift. You'll -
create your own design, test it on cotton, then Choose your painting medium and enjoy this encouraging, self-paced class with individual-
produce it on an 100% silk scarf All supplies ized attention. Whether you are a beginning or advancing painter, you'll learn techniques
included in class fee. to improve your artwork. Check the web site for a supply list at www.cityofeagan.com/
eaganarthouse. Supplies for beginning painters will be discussed during the first class ses-
CLASS # sion. Instructor, Laurie Toth, is an award winning artist with a keen eye for color
Saturday ..............................................February 19 and composition.
Times ..............................................1:00 - 4:30 pm
Cost ......................................................$46/person CLASS # CLASS #
Location Eagan Art House Tue................................. Jan 11 - Feb 15 Tue........................... March 1 - April 12
Instructor ......................................Holly Landauer Times 6:30 - 9:00 pm (skip March 22)
Register by .............................Friday, February 11 Cost $115/person Times 6:30 - 9:00 pm
Location Eagan Art House Cost $115/person
Register by ..............................Tue, Jan 4 Location.................... Eagan Art House
Register by .......................Friday, Feb 25
Mosati ; CLASS #
Wed Jan 12 - Feb 16 CLASS #
Works Times ....................10:00 am - 12:30 pm Wed.......................... March 2 - April 13
ho f Cost ....................................$115/person (skip March 23)
Location Eagan Art House Times 10:00 am - 12:30 pm
Register by .............................Wed, Jan 5 Cost $115/person
Create your own mosaic using old glass Location Eagan Art House
or china. Bring 1-2 items from home Register by .........................Mon, Feb 28
to mosaic and any old glass or china.
Learn about color, texture and other
design elements that make an exquisite
mosaic. Use your imagination! All
other supplies provided.
-Wescott Road
CLASS #
.
Saturdays ........................March 12 & 19
Times ...............................2:00 - 4:00 pm
Cost ......................................$60/person Eagan Art House Entrance V
Location Eagan Art House i
3981 Lexington Ave a
Instructor ................................Jill Powell --__Norti,view Park Road
Eagan, MN 55123 M
Register by ....................Fiiday, March 4
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651-675-5500
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Eagan 55 vius/5eniors
Programs, activities and events are offered for the 55 plus/Seniors at several locations throughout the City of Eagan. In the Lone Oak
Room of the Eagan Community Center, a variety of activities and health & wellness programs are offered aimed at keeping adults, 55 plus
active, challenged and independent. Whether you are seeking mind stimulating games, new friendships through many social exchanges or
classes to improve or maintain strength, balance and energy, there is something for everyone. Other program sites are listed in the Off-Site
Health & Wellness section.
Become a member of the 55 plus Eagan Senior Program Advisory r T
Board (STAB) gan 55 plusAeniors
While you don't have to be a member The ESPAB develops, coordinates and spon- 12011
to participate with the Eagan 55 plus/ sons events and activities for 55 plus/Seniors
Seniors, membership definitely has its at the Eagan Community Center. This seven
member board with the City of Why Should I become a member
benefits! From member only events partners w ry Eagan or renew my membership?
such as our annual ice cream social and Parks & Recreation to advocate for program-
Each membership dollar goes to the
annual free pizza party to voting on ming that benefits Eagan 55 plus/Seniors. Eagan 55 plus/Seniors to support
issues that effect 55 plus/Senior pro- a wide variety of activities that take
gramming, there are numerous reasons
i" place in the Lone Oak Room of the
to join and support the Eagan 55 plus/ Listed are some of the activities that go on Eagan Community Center. From paper
Seniors. Stop in the Lone Oak Room in the Lone Oak Room. The Eagan 55 plus/ products, to craft and game supplies, to
in the Eagan Community Center for and supporting special
Seniors are always looking for new people to room supplies a membership form. Your $10 annual events. Membership dollars make a
jom them so check out our newsletter or visit P
membership fee does a lot to support great impact.
www.cityofeagan.com for more information: g the Eagan 55 plus/Seniors, so join
today! • Art Classes What privileges do I receive for
• Arts & Crafts being a member?
Please Note: Only members will • Book Clubs Your member designation entitles
receive the 55 plus/Senior newsletter • Nordic Walking
• Bingo you to vote, be on the Eagan Senior
by mail. Program Advisory Board (ESPAB),
• Monthly Potlucks .
• Birthday Lunches and participate in any member-only
• Day Trips activities such as the Member Only Ice
• Cribbage Tournaments Cream Social and Pizza Party. In addi-'
Y n • Strength/Balance/Yoga lion, the 55 plus/Seniors news publica
• Euchre & 500 Card Games lion, News from the Front Porch, will be
To find out more information about programs . Fit for Life mailed to your home. _
and activities that focus on 55 plus/Seniors, • Elegant Eaganites
you may download a copy of the News from • Quilt Group How do I sign up?
the Front Porch publication from the City of • Court Whist Card Games Pick up a membership form in the
Eagan website www.cityofeagan.com and go • Dominoes Lone Oak Room and return it with $10
to Parks & Recreation, scroll down to the 55 • Bridge per person to the Eagan Seniors via
plus/Seniors and click on News from the Front • Hand & Foot Card Games mail or in person at the Eagan Com-
Porch. Or you can pick up a copy in person at • Monthly Speakers munity Center or City Hall.
the Eagan Municipal Building or at the Eagan • Qigong
Community Center. • Defensive Driving Courses
• Mahjong
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Eagan Parks & Recreation will be hosting 55+
Driver Improvement Courses from the MN Zumba, pronounced zoom-bah, has women and men toning up, trimming down, and
Highway Safety & Research Center. The Driv- whittling their waists. It is a fusion of Latin and international music that creates a fun,
er Improvement course is open to the public; dynamic, and effective fitness system. Zumba Gold is specifically designed for the active
however, pre-registration is requested. A certi- older adult and/or true beginner. Zumba is like being at a dance party with the great Latin
fied instructor teaches driver safety, confidence styles of music and dance.
and comfort by utilizing the most up-to-date
research in the field, including the latest visual Times ...............................5:30 - 6:30 pm
scanning and steering techniques, anti-lock
Cost $10 /person braking (ABS) skills, airbag information, driver Location ..........................................ECC
distraction, road rage, traffic laws and new Instructor ...........................Cindy Ulrich
vehicle technology.
CLASS #
Please note that all registrations and pay- Thursdays ................Jan 6 - Feb 24
ments for the driver improvement claseses are Register by ........................Thur, Dec 30
handled through the MN Highway Safety &
Research Center. Persons age 55 and older CLASS #
who complete the course qualify for a ten Thursdays March 3 - April 14 Ica
percent discount on their auto insurance pre- Register b Thu Feb 24
miums. First time participants must complete
two four hour sessions. Repeat persons are
required to take a four hour refresher course.
For more information or to register please
call Toll Free 1-888-234-1294.
4 Hour Courses Dates Nordic Walking Club
• Thursday, Dec 9 5:30 - 9:30 pm
Gramercy Park Cooperative, 1669 Yankee
Doodle Road, Eagan Learn the proper technique of Nordic Walking. Participants can join others at the times listed
below and/or walk own your own time. $15 annual fee includes:
• Monday, Jan 24 .................8:00 am - 12:00 pm
• • Wednesday, Feb 16 5:30 - 9:30 pm ' First time Nordic Walking instruction on the first Wednesday morning of every month or
Eagan Community Center, Lone Oak Room, the first Monday afternoon of every month (mandatory for all first time participants)
1501 Central Parkway . Use of equipment at any time year round with an individual scan card
• Eagan Community Center indoor walking track passes (six)
_ 8 Hour Courses Dates • Instructor guidance at each Monday and Wednesday club times
• Monday, Dec 6 .....................8:30 am - 4:30 pm • Core conditioning and stretches with an instructor at every club time
• Monday, Jan 31 ....................8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Eagan Community Center, Lone Oak Room, CLASS # 05Lii
1501 Central Park Way Mondays ....................................................3:00 pm
Wednesdays .............................................10:30 am 1 9
Cost $15/person/per calendar year t ~ys
1 01 Location......... Eagan Community Center Foyer r "
Check out page 35 for detailsG
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Instructor Deanne Kroll has been studying Qigong since 1997. She is a Certified Level2 Master Healer and has
worked as a teacher and healer at the Spring Forest Qigong Center since 2005. Additionally, Ms. Kroll also has a
private healing practice.
Spring Spring
Forest igong Forest igon
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Practice Level 2
This class offers participants and Students must have completed Level
opportunity to practice Spring Forest 1 in order to attend this class. Level 2
i on under the guidance of a certiQ g g prin is an in-depth continuation of learn-
fied Qigong instructor, Deanne Kroll. ing from level one. Participants will
Ms. Kroll is a Certified Level 2 Master 70resi gain further knowledge of how energy
Healer and has worked as a teacher blockages in certain areas of the body
and healer at the Spring Forest Qigong evel might manifest into specific illnesses.
Center since 2005. Additionally, Ms. Participants will develop skills to help
Kroll also has a private healing practice. improve the health of oneself and oth-
Participants must have complete or and increase energy health and
Spring Forest Qigong (thee going) is a simple ers an are currently attending Spring Forest the reduction of stress. Participants
but effective method for helping you experi-
Qigong. ence optimal health and wellness. This method will also learn the techniques of sword
fingers and thunder palms to transform
Times ...............................7:00 - 8:00 m is simple and easy to learn regardless of age
P and balance those energy blockages to
Cost ......................................$10/person or ability. It is comprised of four parts that all help improve health of others. These
Location........... FCC Lone Oak Room work together; breathing, gentle movements,
techniques can help cold/flu, blood
Instructor .........................Deanne Droll mental focus and sound. sugar, blood pressure, chronic pain, etc.
CLASS # CLASS # CLASS #
Mondays Jan 10 - Feb 28 Fridays............................................. Jan 7 - Feb 11 Fridays........................ Feb 25 - April 15
Register by ............................Mon, Jan 3 Times 9:30 - 11:00 am (skip Mar 25)
Cost ......................................................$15/person Times 9:30 - 11:45 am
CLASS # Location ...........................FCC Lone Oak Room Cost...................................... $18/person
Mondays March 7 - April 25 Location........... FCC Lone Oak Room
Instructor .........................................Deanne Kroll
(skip March 21) °
Instructor Deanne Kroll
Register by Fri, Dec 3
Register by ........................Mon, Feb 28 Register b Fri, Feb 18
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their paper and wood product needs.
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55 plus/Seniors
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Floral design is the art of using plant materi- Create unique, one-of-a-kind clay tiles. Learn
£ als and flowers to create a pleasing and bal- to use texture and underglazes to create inter-
anced composition. Participants will learn and est. Tiles will be glazed and fired. Final pieces
experiment with a few styles of floral design. will be ready for pick up at the Lone Oak
_ Styles may include: Ikebana, an Asian style of Room in approximately 2 weeks. All supplies
floral design and features simplicity and purity provided.
of lines and cloros. Or European style which
emphasizes color and variety in mass gather- CLASS # "L3
ings of multiple flowers. Supplies including Thursday February 17
flowers are included in fee. Times ....................................10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Cost $6 /person
CLASS # Location ECC Lone Oak Room
Fit for Life! Friday ...............................................December 10 Instructor.....................................Dina O'Sullivan
Times ..............................................1:00 - 3:00 pm Register by........................................ Thur, Feb 10
Cost ......................................................$12/person _
Location ECC Meeting Rooms
Exercise is an essential part of an,. ,
Instructor .........................................Deanne Kroll
active lifestyle. Fit for Life classes Register b Friday, Dec 3'
include light cardio, strength and bal-
ancetraining to keep you strong and . 16
agile. The class ends with a short)
stretching period to help maintain your ~
flexibility. Please wear comfortable Do cake crumbs get mixed in when you ice a"
clothing and gym shoes. cake? Do you buy pre-decorated cakes for all ,
of your parties? In this two hour class learn
CLASS # to ice a cake, make balloons, drop flowers, and
Mondays ..........................Jan 3 - Feb 21 borders and how to write your message clearly. .r.L
.
Times ...........................11:00 - 11:45 am Participants will be provided with a Student
Cost ......................................$10/person Kit, including practice pallet and all equipment '!rainian Faster Fps
($25 retail value!).
• Location ................................ECC Oasis
delicate Easter eggs using an
Instructor Kate Marsland Create lovely,
Register by Mon, Dec 27 CLASS # ancient wax resist process and dyes. Use tra-
Thursday ................................................January 20 ditional patterns or create your own. All sup-
CLASS # Times ....................................10:00 am - 12:00 pm plies included. Dress appropriately.
Mondays ..........Feb 28 - April 11 Cost ......................................................$12/person
Location ECC Lone Oak Room CLASS # ....-.ra
Times ...........................11:00 - 11:45 am
Instructor ...................................Barb Normandin Thursday................................................. March 17
Cost $10/person
Register by Thu Times ......................................9:30 am - 12:00 pm
Location ................................ECC Oasis Reg r, Jan 13
Instructor Kate Marsland Cost $6 /person
Location ECC Lone Oak Room
Register by .........................Mon, Feb 21
Instructor Siiri Doan
Register by Thur, March 10
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F ff--Site Health & Wellness Classes
We are pleased to offer off-site classes at the following locations. Anyone 55 plus may attend any of the following programs held at any of
the Eagan locations:
l• • O'Leary Manor Community Room, 1220 Town Centre Drive
• Gramercy Park Cooperative Senior Living, 1669 Yankee Doodle Road
• Eagan Art House, 3981 Lexington Avenue
f* IY • Quarry Park, 3340 Coachman Road
• Eagan Civic Arena, 3870 Pilot Knob Road
Tai Chi
Strength/Balance/Voa
Health benefits of Tai Chi include increased
Strength, balance, and yoga exercises flexibility, muscular strength, improved balance,
will be incorporated to increase stabil- enhanced concentration and has been shown "
ity, flexibility, range of motion, and to help reduce sympton of arthritis. This class
functions of daily living. This class will is geared towards older adults and welcomes all
also allow time for purposeful breath- ability levels.
ing which is a great way to reduce
stress and promote the body-mind CLASS # Q_'5 CLASS #
connection. Mondays Jan 3 - Feb 21 Thursdays Jan 6 - Feb 24
Times ..............................................1:30 - 2:30 pm Times 12:00 - 1:00 pm
CLASS # Cost ......................................................$10/person Cost $10/person
Fridays ..............................Jan 7 - Feb 25 Location........................................ Gramercy Park Location Eagan Civic Arena Mezzanine
Times ...........................11:00 - 11:45 am Instructor Donna Simmons Instructor Donna Simmons
Cost ......................................$10/person Register Mon, Dec 27 Register............................................ Thur, Dec 30
Location ................................ECC Oasis
Instructor Linda Scheller CLASS # CLASS # V1
Register by ........................Thur, Dec 30 Mondays ....................................Feb 28 - April 11 Thursdays March 3 - Aptil 14
Times ..............................................1:30 - 2:30 pm Times 12:00 - 1:00 pm
CLASS # Cost ......................................................$10/person Cost $10/person
Fridays March 4 - April 15 Location........................................ Gramercy Park Location Eagan Civic Arena Mezzanine
Times ...........................11:00 - 11:45 am Instructor .Donna Simmons Instructor Donna Simmons
Cost ......................................$10/person Register............................................. Mon, Feb 21 Register Thur, Feb 24
Location ................................ECC Oasis
Instructor Linda Scheller
Register by Fri, Feb 25
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See page 1 for details.
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Strength, Balance & Structural
Strength, Balance & Structural Movement at O'Leary Manor
Movement at Gram Y Park , plus/Senlc
This class is geared towards older adults and
This class is geared towards older adult welcomes all ability levels. Strength, balance,
and welcomes all ability levels. Strength, and joint activation muscle stimulation exer-
balance, and joint activation muscle cises will be incorporated to increase stability,
stimulation exercises will be incorpo- flexibility, range of motion, and core restruc-
rated to increase stability, flexibility, ture. Emphasis placed on form with proper
range of motion, and core restructure. guidance towards movement patterning. Class
Emphasis placed on form with proper intention is to leave you feeling toned, taller,
guidance towards movement patterning. and functionally fit.
Class intention is to leave you feeling Watercolor at O'Leary Manor
toned, taller, and functionally fit. CLASS #
Wednesdays Jan 5- Feb 23 plus./Senlorl
Cost ......................................$10/person Times 11:00 - 11:45 am Enjoy a weekly creative experience in water-
Location .........................Gramercy Park Cost $10/person color. All skill levels are welcome in this relax-
Instructor Denise King Location O'Leary Manor ing and encouraging environment. Various
Instructor ...........................................Denise King locations and times are available to accommo-
CLASS # "r Register by Wed, Dec 29 date your schedule. Register early. Classes fill
Wednesdays .....................Jan 5 - Feb 23 quickly.
Times 9:00 - 9:45 am
Register b Wed, Dec 29 EW. Art nS CLASS #
Thursdays Jan 13 - Feb 17
CLASS # andmade IcyTimes ............................................9:00 -11:30 am
Wednesdays .....................Jan 5 Feb 23 Cost $10/person
Times ...........................10:00 - 10:45 am Location O'Leary Manor
Register by Wed, Dec 29 outC of reate cclay.one-of-Youa'-ll kind make your welcome sign artwork Instructor ............................................AmY Rhone
Register by Thur, Jan 6
_ CLASS # the first session and glaze the second
Wednesdays............ March 2 - April 13 session. All supplies and firing included. CLASS # 17i1~ S'
Times ...............................9:00 - 9:45 am Thursdays March 3 - April 14
Register by Tuesdays Jan 25 & Feb 8 (skip March 24)
Times ............................................9:00 -11:30 am
Times ....................10:00 am - 12:00 pm
CLASS # Cost ......................................................$10/person
Cost ........................................$6/person .
Wednesdays............ March 2 - April 13 Location ........................................O'Leary Manor
Times ...........................10:00 - 10:45 am Location........................O Inst Manor Instructor............................................ Amy Rhone
Register by Wed, Feb 23 Instructor Amy Rhone Register by Thur, Feb 24
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That means that for every 10,000 acorns, only one will become a tree!
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Jewelry Club Watercolor at the Eagan Art House Watercolor at Quarry Park
at the Eagan Art House 55 plus/Seni,
5 plus/Seniors Enjoy a weekly creative experience in
Enjoy a weekly creative experience mwater-
watercolor. All skill levels are welcome
Bring your jewelry and beading proj- color. All skill levels are welcome in this relax- in this relaxing and encouraging envi-
ects to the Eagan Art House for ing and encouraging environment. Various
ronment. Various locations and times
a time of creating and friendship. locations and times are available to accommo
are available to accommodate your
Instructor, Kari Wray, will assist with date your schedule. Register early. Classes fill
schedule. Register by one week prior to
techniques, tool use and design. Tools quickly.
start of class. Classes fill quickly.
and some beads and supplies will be
provided. Please pre-register. Call Cost ......................................................$10/person CLASS #
the Eagan Art House with questions, Location Eagan Art House
Thursdays Jan 13 -Feb 17
651-686-9134. Instructor ......................................Holly Landauer
Times ...............................1:00 - 3:30 pm
Times ...............................1:00 - 3:00 pm CLASS # Cost ......................................$10/person
Location ..............................Quarry Park
Cost $5/person Mondays Jan 10 - Feb 14 Shelter Building
Location Eagan Art House Times 9:00 - 11:30 am
Instructor ......................Holly Landauer
Instructor Kari Wray Register by............................................ Mon, Jan 3 In Register b Thur,
g by Jan Landauer
CLASS # CLASS #
CLASS #
Friday ................................December 17 Mondays Jan 10 - Feb 14
Thursdays March 3 -April 14
Register by Friday, Dec 10 Times 1:00 - 3:30 pm (skip March 24)
CLASS# Register by ............................................Mon, Jan 3
Times ...............................1:00 - 3:30 pm
Friday ..........................January 21 CLASS # Cost $10/person
Location ..............................Quarry Park
Register by ........................Friday, Jan 14 Mondays .Feb 28 - April 18 Shelter Building
(skip March 21 & 28)
Instructor ......................Holly Landauer
CLASS # Times ...........................................9:00 - 11:30 am
Friday February 18 Register b Mon, Feb 21 Register by Thur, Feb 24
Register by .......................Friday, Feb 11
CLASS # 1x',,5
CLASS # . Mondays ....................................Feb 28 - April 18
Friday .......................................March 18 (skip March 21 & 28)
Register by Friday, March 11 Times 1:00 - 3:30 pm
Register b Mon, Feb 21
"I love the 55 plus/Senior watercolor class I thought I wasn't artistic."
-Past Participant
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Eagan o ruunY center
www.eagancommunitycenter.com • 1501 Central Parkway • 651-675-5550
Monday - Friday 5:45 am - 9:45 pm
Saturday 8:00 am - 8:00 pm
Sunday ...........................................................................................................10:00 am - 8:00 pm
Thursday, November 25 ...................................................................................................Closed
Friday, November 26 8:00 am - 9:45 pm
Friday, December 24 8:00 am - 2:00 pm
Saturday, December 25 .....................................................................................................Closed ((11
Friday, December 31 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Saturday, January 1, 2011 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Wedding
Preschool Open Play Vorkshop
Preschool Open Gy x,, See page 15 for details!
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Preschool Open Gym includes time for kids to run, tumble, scoot and play on our gym equip- One stop shopping for your wedding
ment, as well as time in The Blast indoor playground. A large jumper is set up the first Monday vendors! Talk with a wedding planner
of every month!
to get those questions answered and
Monday - Friday 9:30 - 11:30 am learn some insider tips. Meet with flo-
Cost $3/child (children under the age of 1 are not charged) rists, DJ's, photographers, decorators,
caterers & more. This is a great way to
jumpstart your planning, or to manage
some last minute details. Without the
overwhelming size of the bigger shows,
the Wedding Workshop offers a wide,
F.A.N.tastic Saturdays at the Eagan Community Center. Looking for something fun and afford- manageable variety of wedding ven-
able to do with your family? Saturday nights are family night at the communtiy center and at just dors. Register to win $100 off of your
$2 per person ...the value can't be beat. Come out and play in the gymnasium, climb through Eagan Community Center Rental Fee!
The Blast indoor playground, compete at board games or watch a family-friendly movie. Check
our website, www.eagancommunitycenter.com, for updates, movie information, schedule changes,
Sunday ......................................March 20
and open activities. There are times when the gymnasiums are unavailable.
Times ...............................1:00 - 4:00 pm
Admission is $2, payable at the door
Saturdays .........................5:00 - 9:00 pm
NEW! F.A.N.tastic Saturdays are free ; Cost $2/person Interested vendors can contact Melissa
to Eagan Military families the ; with a $10 family max
V Saturday of each month. ID required. at mwind@cityofeagan.com.
~ i Admission starts at age 1
(children must be accompanied by an adult)
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Eagan Community Center (ECC) Possible
Member Primary Each Additional 12 Week Weight Loss Challenge
Enrollment Fee* $69 $10 each at the Eagan Community Center
Resident/Corporate $35/month $30 each/month
Non-resident $40/month $40 each/month Winners will be determined by those who lose
the highest percentage of starting weight.
The top male and top female will win a one
All memberships are based on a month-to-month agreement through automatic withdrawal of a credit year fitness membership to the ECC.
card, checking or savings account. *To receive the discounted enrollment fee of $10 for additional
household members, you must add the members to the primary account within one week of initial
Healthy Investment to Participate:
enrollment.
ECC Members ....................................$39/person
A variety of HMO Discount programs are available at the ECC. You can earn Non-Members ....................................$89/person
money while getting fit Check to see if you are eligible. (price includes full use of ECC fitness center
during 12 weeks)
We offer Fitness Membership Discounts with these providers:
Health Partners, B1ueCross B1ueShield, Medica, UCare and Definity Health Mission: Possible will begin the first week of
(Target & Medtronic) February 2011. Please visit wwweagancom-
munitycenter.com or call the Fitness Coordina-
torat 651-675-5557 to learn more about the
Get ReSU~tS With Sma~~ additional details that will make these 12 weeks
[ Pass is valid any time except 4:00 - 7:00 pm WELL worth your healthy investment!
Personal Training at l the ECC 'y
Monday through Friday.
• Train in groups of 2-4 people a
Rates:
• Sign-up at the fitness center desk or call`
Daily Pass ......................................$2/day/person
651-675-5535 T
7 Day Pass $5/personT
• Intro to Kettlebells, Weight Loss, Mature
30 Day Pass .........................................$20/person
Muscles, AM Strength & Conditioning. -
and more! 60 Day Pass .........................................$40/person M
90 Day Pass: $60/person
Analysis. Group fitness Punch Cards Are
Using a clinical grade bioelectrical impedance
scale, this is a non-intrusive & accurate way to va~lable at the EEE►' l~la r
measure your lean to fat ratio. A printout and $75 for 10 classes
the ablity to track your progress over time is Practice your free throws or just shake
provided. that winter boredom and get active at
the Eagan Community Center with our t 11
NEW OPEN GYM HOURS! All ages
A medically supervised exercise class for are welcome; children under 10 must
A comprehensive assessment that will put those who have experienced a cardiac event or be supervised by an adult. In order to
more meaning into your fitness plan and pro- who have been told by their doctor to begin maximize the space for all users, no full
vide you with baseline measurements to evalu- exercise to reduce your risk for heart disease. court games will be permitted.
ate the effectiveness of your program over Class meets on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays Mon & Thur 6:30 - 9:30 pm
time. Using top industry software, you will from 10:45 am - 12:00 pm. Contact Sat & Sun ......................1:00 - 4:00 pm
receive detailed reports indicating your fitness Lorene Brown MS, RN, CNS at 612-242-1878
scores compared to population norms. for more information.
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Stay active this sPring d I
by playing arena
_ softball. The Civic Arena is the only
facility to offer this whole new ball- m
R +a0 A elvic A IxeraA
game, played indoors on turf. Mens,
womens & co-rec leagues will be avail- andors wanted for
able. Watch our website for more infor-
iver
3870 Pilot Knob Road mation to be released after January 1. Je South of the River
91 ome & Leisure Show
The 12" Annual Home & Leisure Show dates
ebsite I have been set! For more information on regis-
Visit our w the
tering to be a vendor, call 651-675-5528 or visit
information: www.eagancivicarena.com. Booths fill quickly,
following so don't wait to reserve yours!
- Public Skating Schedule - Adult Hockey Leagues 1W__ I L
p~
1 hd,,,y Part"
Skating Lessons
Schedule your birthday party for 10, 20 or ~ . I'
Open
more! Party times are available during
Upcoming Events 11N
.
public skating times or you may rent ice for /91 "A
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Birthday Parties to us. While your party is skating, keep your .h
belongings in your own private locker room! l ILA
• Equipment Washing
Three party packages are available; please call
• Stick Wizard 651-675-5590 for more information. Assn
• Arena Softball
The Eagan Skate School offers skating lessons
• Room Rental Information for all ages and abilities.
Check out pages 4-7 for Winter 2 and Spring skating lessons.
Public Skating Equipment Washing Advertising Space Available
Skate during the day, evening or weekend! Need to freshen up your equipment? Showcase your business for as little as
The Civic Arena offers a variety of pub- Bring it to us! Hockey, lacrosse, baseball $250/year. A variety of activities run year
lic skating times sure to fit your schedule. equipment can all be cleaned. Cost is round at the Civic Arena, attracting a high
Admission is only $3/adults and $2/ $30 per set, visit our website to see what's volume of traffic. Call 651-675-5592 for
student; skate rental is $2/pair. Visit included in a set and any restrictions that more information about our advertising
www.eagancivicarena.com for updated may apply. opportunities and pricing.
times and dates.
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2011 Season Passes will be available from the Parks & Recreation Department, beginning December 1. All new photos will be taken this year so
there is no need to bring in your old passes upon renewal. Purchase your pass and have your photo taken from the Parks & Recreation Department
during regular business hours; or beginning April 1 at the Eagan Community Center during evenings and weekends.
w,~ ...i( Eagan Resident Non-Resident
Primary Member $60 $70
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Add'1 Member over 42" $50 $60 e golf on
Add'1 Member under 42" $36 $46 's Course ~9
Add'1 Member over 62 yrs. $36 $46 ed with a
Add'1 Member under 18 mo. FREE FREE pass!
Purchase your season pass prior to April 1, and receive 2 complimentary
Daily Admissions per family. Each admission is valid for a one-day 2011 admission for one person.
Visit www.cascadeba.com for information on what is included in a season pass.
www.caseadebay.com • 1 Civic Center Drive 651-675-5577
Private Rentals & Group Reservations
Large or small, bring your group to Cascade
Bay! Large groups may rent out Cascade Bay
for exclusive private rentals on select Thurs-
day and Sunday evenings beginning at 6:45_
All
pm. Visit our website for a list of available
Thursday and Sunday evening rentals. It's the
~y_ 4~~
perfect location for reunions, company out- -
ings, fundraisers, or just an exciting place for
a summer party! Season Pass
Gift Certificates
Smaller groups (of 25 or more) may schedule
a visit during regular public hours and are
guaranteed admission! One chaperone 2011 Season passes
admitted free with every 10 paid admissions.
make excellent
Miniature golf and lunch packages available!
Reservations for private rentals and group holiday gifts!
visits will betaken beginning January 3. Gift certificates can
Call 651-675-5504 to schedule your visit! -
be purchased
beginning December
from the Parks &
Positions will be available for application after January 1, 2011.
Recreation Department.
Visit www.cascadeba,z~ for updated employment information including full
job descriptions and an explanation of the hiring process.
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Our department is committed to excellence. Your input in the form of suggestions or comments is valued and welcomed. It is our intent to provide
services that meetyour expectations. If you are not completely satisfied with any of our services, please let us know. we will listen and attempt to
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Registration for each session opens when the Registration deadlines are established for each Eagan Parks & Recreation reserves the right
brochure is distributed to the public, unless program to help provide a positive experience to cancel, postpone or combine programs
otherwise noted. Please fill out the registea- for recreation program participants by ensur- and change instructors. Registration fees for
lion form completely. Payment can be made ing appropriate staffing, supplies and facilities programs cancelled by Parks & Recreation will
by cash, check (payable to the City of Eagan), to meet the registration needs. Please refer to be fully refunded. All participants in cancelled
and Visa or MasterCard. program descriptions for each program's regis- programs will be notified by Parks & Rec-
tration deadline. reation staff. Programs may be cancelled by
Please call Eagan Parks & Recreation at 651- Eagan Parks & Recreation if enrollment is not
675-5500, TTY 651-454-8535 if you have any sufficient to provide an appropriate program
questions. experience to participants or if enrollment fees
are not enough to cover program expenses.
1. eConnect On-line Tranfers will be made on a space available Once a program is cancelled, every attempt
• Call Parks & Recreation at 651-675-5500 to obtain our Login ID and PIN basis generally only before the registration will be made to give at least 48 hours notice
y deadline. to participants and a full refund/credit will be
numbers. These numbers will enable you provided. If it is a Monday program, notifica-
to register on-line at any time. lion will be made no later than 4:30 pm on
• Access eConnect On-line Registration Thursday.
.
• Once you have identified the class you
wish to register for, add the class to your 1"!, a s
shopping basket and provide the Due to facility space and staff limitations,'
appropriate credit card information to many classes have registration limits. When
complete your transaction. classes have reached their maximum registea- If a participant cancels a registration before the
lion, a wait list will be started. registration deadline, the registration fee minus
2. Mail your registration form & payment to: a $5 processing fee will be refunded. Refunds
City of Eagan You will remain on the wait list until the class will only be made due to prolonged illness or
Parks & Recreation begins. If an opening becomes available due family emergencies after the registration dead-
3830 Pilot Knob Road to a cancellation, it will be offered to the first/ line minus a $5 processing fee.
Eagan, MN 55122 next person on the wait list until the opening
is filled.
3. You may choose to deposit your registra-
tion in the Drop Box located on the south Every effort will be made to create additional circular driveway near the Municipal Center class sections, and you will be contacted
if
main entrance. your registration is able to be accommodated. Letters of confirmation are not sent. You can
Once the class begins, if we have been unable assume that you are in the class you registered
4. Registrations may also be delivered in- to accommodate you, we will return the fee(s) for unless you receive a call to the contrary
person to the Parks & Recreation office. paid.
Office hours are: Monday through Friday,
8:00 am to 4:30 pm.
For questions, support or to make a request
5. Registrations may be phoned in to Parks & please visit our New Citizen Support Center at
Recreation at 651-675-5500. Office hours
are Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to www.cityofeagan.com/citizensupportcenter.
4:30 pm.
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A scholarship fund is available for participants .creation Hotline '
under age 18 to provide financial assistance for
Eagan residents to participate in Eagan Parks U I J
& Recreation sponsored programs. The schol- The Recreation Hotline is available 24 hours a day. The following menu of topics has
arship covers 50% of the program fees with been set up so that residents can quickly hear specific information:
a maximum of $200 per year per participant.°
A scholarship form must be completed at the #1 Today's Activities
time of registration and submitted to Eagan Current day's scheduled activities, including adult sports, outdoor ice rinks & tubing
Parks & Recreation, 3830 Pilot Knob Road. hill, programs, special events & trip bus schedule.°
#2 Upcoming Activities
In addition, time payments are also available to Information about activities that will happen in two or three weeks.
pay for any youth programs offered by Eagan®
Parks & Recreation. A staff member will work #3 Cascade Bay
with you to set-up a payment schedule that fits Information on today's activities, upcoming events, daily fees, Captain's Course,
your needs. For additional information, please directions, season pass and birthday & group reservations.
contact Eagan Parks & Recreation at 651-675-
5500. #4 Civic Arena
Information on public skating, adult open hockey, directions, skate school, upcoming
events, and adult leagues.
A #5 Community Center
The City of Eagan is committed to provid- Information on fitness memberships and classes, birthday parties, group
ing equal access to its programs, facilities and reservations, rental spaces and holiday hours & directions.
employment without regard to race, creed,
color, sex, national origin or disability. #6 Registration Information
Auxiliary aids for persons with disabilities Current status of recreation program registration and quarterly brochure delivery
wishing to attend or participate in the City
of Eagan recreation programs are available #7 Shelter Building and Facility Reservation Information
upon request at least 96 hours in advance of Information on how to reserve a facility.
the event. If a notice of less than 96 hours is
received, the City will make every attempt to #8 Youth Athletic Association Information
provide reasonable accommodations.
Photo/Video Release
city Use of Images Data Privacy Act
It is recommended that a release be obtained In accordance with the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act, the Parks & Recre-
when photographing or videotaping a minor ation Department hereby informs you that the personal information we are requesting
(under 18). Parent or guardian signatures are of you and/or your child or guardian on our registration form is now considered pri-
required; signatures of minors are not suf- vate. Private data is available to you and to City staff who need to have this informa-
ficient. When images are published, the City lion to perform their duties, but not to the public. While you may choose to withhold
will take cautionary steps to provide minimum this data, the consequences could be that the City's staff may not be able to complete
identifying information and will not use a spe- your registration and/or the participant may not receive updated program information,
cific street or mailing address, e-mail addresses such as schedule changes.
or phone numbers. While signed release forms
are generally not needed when photographing Eagan Parks & Recreation periodically takes pictures of participants in our classes, Bur-
in public places, such as parks, this extra step ing special events and in the parks. Please be aware that these photos may be used in
is being taken because the images taken are the City's brochures, pamphlets, or cable presentations. If you or your family members
inteded for use in City publications and com- do not want to be photographed or published you must give us written notice.
munications.
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Eagan Parks & Recreation is Advisory Parks Parks & Recreation Staff
dedicated to providing a wide range Commission Members
of recreational opportunities to
Rebecca Aanning Juli Seydell Johnson
diverse interests of its
meet the
residents. In addition, the safety Phil Belfiori Director of Parks & Recreation
and maintenance of each park's Jennifer Dahlquist Cherryl Mesko
Laurie and amenities remains Halverson
Superintendent of Operations
a high priority. Under the guidance Michael Palmer
of the City Council, Advisory Parks Paul Olson
Commission and dedicated staff, The Eagan Advisory Parks Superintendent of Parks
Eagan's park system has become a Commission is a five member citizen's
benchmark for excellence for other commission appointed by the City Sonya Rippe
communities. Council. The Commission reviews Recreation Facility Manager
all residential development proposals
for park dedication, trail dedication, Paula Nowariak
forestry and water quality/wedands Recreation Program Manager
requirements, reviews recreational pro- Holly Champlin
grams and activities and determines Recreation Supervisor
City of • long-range planning objectives for
Municipal Center park acquisition and development. The Loudi Rivamonte
3830 Pilot Knob Road Commission meets monthly the Mon- Recreation Supervisor
day prior to the second City Council
Eagan, MN 55122 meeting at 7:00 pm in the Council Julie Andersen
Recreation Supervisor
Chambers. If you have an item that
Parks & Recreation: should appear before the Commission, Kerry Phillips
651-675-5500 you may contact Parks & Recreation at Recreation Supervisor
651-454-8535 (TTY) 651-675-5500 to coordinate.
Steve Taylor
Parks Maintenance Supervisor
www.cityofeagan.com Paul Graham
Parks Operations Supervisor
Gregg Hove
Mayor Forestry Supervisor
This official city publication is Mike Maguire Mark Vaughan
distributed four times a year as a Campus Facilities Manager
public service by the Eagan City Council Members (Civic Arena & Cascade Bay)
Council and is prepared under the Paul Bakken
direction of the Director of Parks
& Recreation. Cyndee Fields
Gary Hansen cat Per*
Your comments and suggestions Meg Tilley
are important and can be shared in
person or by calling 651-675-5500 or
TTY 651-454-8535 for the hearing City of Eimpaired.
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1 updates, movie information person at a time and share how you can build a healthier body through classes, be active in our
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and highlighted at programs/events throughout the year. If you would like to share your story,
please visit wwwDiscoverTheValuelnEagan.com or speak to a staff person you interact with.