Middletown Recreation & Community Services
RECREATION DIVISION WINTER AND SPRING BROCHURE Featuring activities from January 1 - April 30, 2018 With information and registration for summer youth day camps Due to Software Updates Youth Day Camp and Swim Lessons Registrations will begin April 2
WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO THE NEW PAT KIDNEY FIELDS & COURTS!
Summer Brochure featuring activities from ……….…...May 1 thru August 31 Fall Brochure featuring activities from ……...September 1 thru December 31
61 Durant Terrace Middletown CT 06457 Phone: 860.638.4500 Fax: 860.344.3319 Middletown Senior Services 860.638.4540
www.middletownct.gov/recreation KIDS ARTS 2018 REGISTRATION FORMS Available January 15 through the public schools, or the Arts Office, or online: middletownct.gov/arts Call: 860.638.4510 or email:
[email protected]
GENERAL INFORMATION OFFICE HOURS: SENIOR & COMMUNITY CENTER: Monday-Friday, 8:30 am until 4:30 pm excluding state and federal holidays. PARKS OFFICE: Monday-Friday 7:00 am - 3:30 pm
CITY OF MIDDLETOWN
Mayor Daniel T. Drew Recreation and Community Services Commission
MEDICAL: The City of Middletown has liability insurance but does not carry accident insurance for participants. Personal health and accident insurance is recommended. All participants must sign our medical release parental permission slip form before participating in our programs. For participants under the age of eighteen a parental signature is required.
Chair: Phil Pessina Commissioners:
Mary Bartolotta Akbar Coffy Lincoln Everest Anthony Jaskot Sal Uccello
RESIDENT/NONRESIDENT: Resident and nonresident taxpayers will be given priority in registering for Middletown Recreation programs. Nonresident taxpayers are defined as individuals owning real estate in the City of Middletown in accordance with 214-40 B (2) of the Middletown Code of Ordinance.
MIDDLETOWN RECREATION & COMMUNITY SERVICES PROGRAMS ARE HELD AT THE FOLLOWING SITES:
RETURNED CHECKS: There is a $10.00 fee for a returned check. RECEIPTS:
Bielefield 70 Maynard Street Farm Hill 390 Ridge Road Lawrence Kaplan Drive Macdonough 66 Spring Street Moody 300 Country Club Road Spencer 207 Westfield Street Snow 299 Wadsworth Street Wesley Wesleyan Hills Road Keigwin 99 Spruce Street Woodrow Wilson 370 Hunting Hill Ave Middletown High 200 LaRosa Lane
No receipts will be mailed unless a self-addressed, stamped envelope is provided. Please provide a valid email address, so we can email you your receipt. KEEP IN MIND…
Programs and fees are contingent on available funding.
The Recreation & Community Services Staff has made every effort to prepare this brochure as accurately as possible. However, due to publication deadlines, program information may require that adjustments be made to programs, fees, schedules, etc.
For the most up to date version of our brochure please visit our website: www.middletownct.gov/current brochure
Lucy Bettencourt Ed Dypa Matt Fraulino Mitchell Motlagh
Senior & Community Center: 61 Durant Terrace 2
Department Contact Information
ADULT & YOUTH LEAGUE CONTACTS: Ahern Whalen Baseball: Steve Ladd 860.346.2515 Ed Wilcox 860.346.5379 Women’s Softball Terry Carta 860.343.0555 Men’s Softball Greg Post 203.427.5377
RECREATION DIVISION : 61 Durant Terrace Phone Number 61 Durant Terrace Office Main 860.638.4500 Office Fax 860.344.3319 860.638.4500 Acting Director: Debbie Stanley 860.638.4501 Office Fax 860.344.3319 Recreation Supervisor: Karen Nocera 860.638.4502 Director: Cathy Lechowicz 860.638.4505 Recreation Supervisor: Dean Wilborn 860.638.4503 Manager : Debbie Stanley 860.638.4501 Program/Budget Analyst: JodyNocera Krupa 860.638.4508 Recreation Supervisor: Karen 860.638.4502 Email:
[email protected] Recreation Supervisor: Dean Wilborn 860.638.4503 Like us on Facebook! “Middletown Program/Budget Analyst: Jody Picard Rec” 860.638.4508
Middletown Little League: Andy Pretash www.middletownctlittleleague.org
Middletown Youth Football & Cheerleading: www.themiddletowntigers.com
[email protected]
Email:
[email protected] Like us on Facebook! “Middletown Rec”
Middletown Youth Soccer: Steve Crouch www.middletownsoccer.org Middletown Youth Lacrosse: Pete Susi
SENIOR DIVISION Senior & Community Center Office Office Fax Director: Cathy Lechowicz Manager: Ann Gregg Coordinator: Heidi Geores Specialist: Laura Runte Email:
[email protected]
860.704.9461
860.638.4540 860.344.3319 860.638.4505 860.638.4548 860.638.4541 860.638.4542
860.347.9397
860.469.5290
[email protected] www.middletownyouthlacrosse.org Prof. Gallitto Youth Basketball: Coed Grades K-2: Recreation Division 860.638.4503 Boys Grades 3-8: Ron Brown 860.347.1766 Girls Grades K-8: Harold Panciera 860.346.6697 www.middletownsports.org
Like us on Facebook! “Middletown Senior Services”
OTHER CONTACT NUMBERS:
PARKS DIVISION OF PUBLIC WORKS 319 Butternut Street Office 860.638.4520 Office Fax 860.343.8097 Parks Superintendent : Brian Young 860.638.4522 Parks Clerk: Christina Giurintano 860.638.4521 Field Conditions/Cancellations 860.344.3552 Field/Park Reservations 860.638.4520
Animal Control Wadsworth Mansion Wadsworth State Park Chamber of Commerce Dept. of Energy and
860.638.4030 860.347.1064 860.344.2950 860.347.6924 860.424.3000
Park Hours Parks open sunrise to sunset for walk-ins
MCA/ARTS OFFICE 245 deKoven Drive Coordinator: Stephan Allison 860.638.4510 www.middletownct.gov/arts Like us on Facebook! “CityArtsOffice”
Winter: December 1 - February 28 Gates open 8:00 am and close at 2:30 pm.
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Summer: March 1 - November 30 Gates open at 8:00 and close at sunset. Only Vet’s Memorial Park remains open at all Times.
Middletown Recreation would like to thank all the friends of Recreation that support our many programs for children and families that are not city-funded. We could not hold our annual Fall Festival, Family Fun Night, Pumpkin Decorating, Hot Shot Contest, Pictures with Santa, Family Bingo Easter Candy Hunt, The Christmas Workshop and so many more programs without your continued support and generosity.
Special thanks to the following for their outstanding generosity: Adelbrook Barkery
Apple Rehab
All Day Adult Day Care
Board of Education Employees
All Middletown Schools
City of Middletown Employees
Civitan Club of Middletown
CVH Hospital
Dick’s Sporting Goods
Downtown Business District
Dunkin Donuts
Elk's Lodge #771
Gotta’s Farm of Portland
Guilmartin DiPiro Sokolowski
Laguna Florist
Main Street Fire
Lyman’s Orchards
Kiwanis Club of Middletown
Mallove’s Jewelers
Matty’s Next Door Sports Bar & Jerry’s Pizza
McDonald's
Metro Movies
Middlesex Chamber of Commerce
Middlesex Court House
Middlesex Court House Divisions
Middlesex Eye Physicians
Middletown Fire
Middletown Police and Officer Knapp
Moose Lodge # 1547
Neon Deli
Price Chopper
RDDK Insurance
The River Suite Wealth Partners
South Fire
Suburban Stationers
Wild Orchid
The City is planning ways to get Middletown moving, including investments in existing parks and open space, development along the riverfront, & exploring ways to improve connectivity throughout the City. Middletown on the Move is building on these efforts by working with resident to develop new recreational opportunities on currently underused brownfield properties. Brownfields are abandoned, empty, or underused properties where redevelopment is complicated by real or possible contamination and can pose some human health hazards. Check out the website to learn how you can help . http://www.middletownctonthemove.com/
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Snow Day Policy
Please check local news stations for Middletown Public Schools closings
If schools are CLOSED for the day ALL RECREATION PROGRAMS ARE CANCELLED
If schools have an early dismissal AFTERNOON AND EVENING RECREATION PROGRAMS ARE CANCELLED.
When in doubt, call the Recreation Division @ 860.638.4500 Recreation and Community Services Department Mission Statement
The Recreation & Community Services Department will enhance the quality of life for all Middletown resident with regard to recreational, athletic, leisure, and senior services. Through community partnerships, long range planning, and professional management, the Department is committed to the highest level of equitable service, integrity, safety, and fiscal management. The Department will enhance the dignity of seniors while supporting their wellness and independence and encouraging their community involvement.
Inclusion Mission Statement The Middletown Recreation and Community Services Department recognizes the value of including people with all levels of ability as a means of strengthening our community and providing a recreational choice. We provide opportunities for people with and without disabilities to experience recreation together. We strive to enhance each individual’s potential for full and active participation through specialized programs designed for those who need more assistance. For specific information concerning policy and programming, please call our office at 860.638.4500. Please allow a minimum of ten days for our department to make accommodations. YOUTH SPORTS GRANTS APPLICATIONS are available now and due by January 15 http://www.cityofmiddletown.com/filestorage/117/123/159/Sports_Grant_Application.pdf Any questions please contact :
[email protected] 860.638.4501
The Mayor’s Committee Concerning People with Disabilities (CCPD) is an organization of citizen volunteers dedicated to helping Middletown become fully accessible for all people. The Committee is dedicated to awareness, concern, communication, encouragement, service and support. The CCPD meets the first Tuesday of the month at 6:00pm, in the Conference Room at The Senior and Community Center, 61 Durant Terrace. 5
www.middletownct.gov/webtrac It is my first time participating in a Recreation program. How do I register online? 1. Visit www.middletownct.gov/webtrac 2. Create an account for your household 3. Be sure to add ALL your family members when creating an account 4. Select the family member and the activities you want to register for 5. Click “Add to Cart” located next to activity description 6. Click “Enroll Now” to begin checkout process 7. Submit payment with a debit/credit card 8. We accept Visa or MasterCard I have participated in Recreation programs in the past, but can not remember my log-in. How do I register online? 1. Please call the office to have your account username and password emailed to you 2. Be prepared to confirm the email address we have in the system 3. Visit www.middletownct.gov/webtrac 4. Log in using the credentials that were emailed to you 5. Select activities by clicking “Add to Cart,” located next to “Activity description” 6. Click “Enroll Now” to begin checkout process 7. Submit payment with a debit/credit card 8. We accept Visa or MasterCard Which form do I use if not registering on line?
Use Youth Day Camp Registration Form on pages 10 for vacation camps
Use Youth Day Camp Registration Forms on pages 19 & 20 for youth day camps
Use General Registration Form on page 9 for all other programs, unless otherwise indicated. 6
REGISTRATION INFORMATION Due to Software Updates Youth Day Camp & Swim Lessons Registrations will begin April 2.
It is the participant (s) and/or parent (s)/guardian (s) responsibility to have knowledge of and to adhere to our policies. By signing our Registration forms you agree to and accept our policies. Unless otherwise noted, many of our programs are open to nonresident. PAYMENT: We accept cash, check, money orders, Visa, and MasterCard. You are only registered for programs that are paid in full at time of registration ELECTRONIC VERSIONS: You can find the most updated brochure, copies of all forms, and register online on the city’s website: www.middletownct.gov/recreation 1. www.middletownct.gov 2. Click “Departments” Tab 3. Click “Recreation and Community Services” 4. Click “Recreation Services” 5. For printable copies of forms, click: “Registration Information” PROGRAM CHANGES/CANCELLATIONS: Registration changes MUST be done in writing at least one week before the program begins. You may do so in one the following manners: Fax the changes to the Recreation Office at 860.344.3319 Email
[email protected] Mail or drop off the changes to 61 Durant Terrace Or drop off using our mail box by the front entrance. It is the intent of our department that all participants enjoy their participation in our programs. We do not allow refunds after a program starts or for circumstances beyond the control of the department (i.e. weather, equipment failure, illness). Refund information and deadlines are different for some programs, depending on the start date. If Recreation cancels a program and a suitable program for a participant cannot be found, the full fee will be refunded. OVER/UNDER ENROLLMENT: Most programs have minimum and maximum enrollments. Programs that do not reach a minimum size will be cancelled. A waiting list will be established for fully enrolled programs and additional sections may be added. $25 Cancellation Fee will be charged for all refunds. BUS TRIPS ARE NONREFUNDABLE. For the most up to date version of our brochure please visit our website https://www.middletownct.gov/recreation 7
PARTICIPATION RULES Please review the “Participation Rules” so you are familiar with the program’s expectations prior to arrival. Be advised that any participant that does not comply with these rules may be removed from the program.
In order to ensure the safety of our participants and to provide the most rewarding and enjoyable recreation experience we can, we must insist on a standard of behavior that includes the following:
Participants must respect staff, other participants and equipment, at all Time:.
Participants must practice fair play, honesty, and good sportsmanship.
Participants must be able to cooperate in a large group setting.
Participants must follow instructions and rules.
Participants must be aware of obvious dangers (roads, water, etc.).
Participants must be able to interact positively with fellow participants and staff.
Participants must be able to use the bathroom independently.
Participants must stay with their group and listen to the staff members.
The following will not be allowed and will be grounds for dismissal:
Inappropriate, disrespectful, uncooperative or disruptive behavior
Abusive language and inappropriate gestures
Injuring another participant, staff or person through an inappropriate action
Fighting or putting your hands on any other person in a harmful or inappropriate way
Throwing things in anger
Biting, spitting on others, equipment or property
Stealing or misuse of property
Bringing cigarettes( under 18) alcohol, drugs, firearms, knives or weapons of any sort to a recreation program
Any other behavior that the City of Middletown deems disruptive to its programs or compromises the safety of others
We understand that parents/guardians and participants will be held responsible for participants actions at recreation programs. We understand that part of the recreation experience involves activities and interactions that may be new to participants and that they come with certain risks.
** By signing the Registration forms, you acknowledge these rules.** 8
GENERAL REGISTRATION FORM PARTICIPANT:
Parent Legal Guardian 1st Contact:
Name: First ___________________Last __________________
Name: First _________________Last __________________
D.O.B.___________/_________/_______
Street Address: _________________________________________________
Age______ M F
Street Address: ________________________________________________ City ______________________________ Zip___________
City__________________________ Zip_________________ Phone: 1__________ -_________-___________
Phone: 1_____________ -_________-___________
2__________ -__________-__________
2_____________ -_________-___________
3__________ -__________-__________
3_____________ -_________-___________
Please see registration information on page 7 MEDICAL RELEASE/PARENTAL PERMISSION: In order to participate in Recreation and Community Services Department Programs, I understand and agree that recreation programs can be physically demanding, but I have the physical ability needed to participate. In the event photos are taken or videos recorded, I hereby give permission for the Recreation and Community Services Department to use said photos and recorded videos in promotional literature, social media including but not limited to brochures and flyers. In the event of an emergency and the parent/guardian/emergency contact person cannot be reached, I hereby give permission to be transported (or for my child to be transported) to the Middlesex Hospital or any nearby medical facility. It is hereby understood and agreed that I shall assume full financial responsibility for any costs over and above that which is not covered by my health insurance. To the fullest extent permitted by law, I agree to indemnify and hold harmless the City of Middletown and its employees from any injuries or damages caused by or resulting from participation in these programs. A photocopy of this waiver form with my signature shall be considered as valid as the original. PARENTAL PERMISSION (If under 18 years): I hereby give permission for my child to participate in Middletown Recreation Division Programs.
Parent Legal Guardian 2nd Contact: Name: First _________________Last __________________ Street Address: _________________________________________________ City__________________________ Zip_________________ Phone: 1__________ -__________-__________ 2__________ -__________-__________ 3__________ -__________-__________
Parent Legal Guardian 3rd Contact: Name: First _________________Last __________________ Phone: 1__________ -__________-__________ 2__________ -__________-__________ 3__________ -__________-__________
Program Names & Dates
Program #
Fee
I understand the programs are physically demanding, but I feel my child has the ability. REFUND POLICY: I understand and agree that no refunds will be given after the program starts or for circumstances beyond the control of the Recreation Division (e.g. weather, equipment failure, illness, etc.). BUS TRIPS/LADY KATHARINE CRUISE/WESLEYAN WALKING MEDICAL EMERGENCY INFORMATION: I understand and agree that the Middletown Recreation Division provides these programs in conjunction with bus and boat tour company vendors and Wesleyan University. Recreation Division offers no medical personnel on these vessels or on-site for emergencies. I understand and agree that no refunds will be given for bus trips. PARTICIPANT BEHAVIOR RULES: I have read and acknowledge receipt of the participant’s behavior rules on page 10 and understand failure to follow these rules may result in immediate dismissal from recreational programs with no refund fees. CONTESTS: I understand that the City of Middletown has the right to post my photographs or artwork online or in print form. I also understand that submitted materials will not be returned.
Please consider a Toy Drive/ Send A Child To Camp Donation
130000
$1
TOTAL
Applicant Signature (Over 18) OR Parent/Legal Guardian Signature (Under 18): __________________________________ Date:_________ Email: ________________@_________._____ Office use only: Date ______ Staff initials ______ $ Rcvd.______ Ck#_____ 9 Cash____ Credit Card ____ Scanned_______
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VACATION CAMP REGISTRATION FORM PARTICIPANT: Name: First ___________________Last __________________ D.O.B.___________/_________/_______
Age______ M F
Street Address: ________________________________________________ City ______________________________ Zip___________
Please see registration information on page 7 Parent Legal Guardian 1st Contact: Name: First _________________Last __________________ Street Address: _________________________________________________
PARTICIPANT HEALTH/CONCERN INFORMATION List all known allergies: _____________________________________________________ Any conditions/concerns to share with staff: _____________________________________________________ State all medications presently in use: _____________________________________________________ Circle Yes, No or None for any medications that need to be administered during the Youth Day Program. A doctor’s medication form is required for any medications administered. Forms are also available in our office or on-line. Epipen YES or NO Inhaler YES or NO Prescription Medication YES or NO Over the Counter Medication YES or NO None
City__________________________ Zip_________________
I give my permission for the following people to pick up my child, in addition to all contacts listed on this application.
Phone: 1__________ -_________-___________ 2__________ -__________-__________
1.
3__________ -__________-__________
Name __________________________________
Phone Number ______________________________
Parent Legal Guardian 2nd Contact: Name: First _________________Last __________________ Street Address: _________________________________________________ City__________________________ Zip_________________
2.
Name __________________________________
Phone Number ______________________________ 3.
Name __________________________________
Phone Number ______________________________
Phone: 1__________ -__________-__________ 2__________ -__________-__________ 3__________ -__________-__________
Emergency Contact
Relationship: _________________
Name: First _________________Last __________________ Phone: 1__________ -__________-__________ 2__________ -__________-__________ 3__________ -__________-__________
Please Circle Winter Recess Feb 20
$ 24
Winter Recess Feb 21
$ 24
Spring Recess April 16 - 20
$ 120
MEDICAL RELEASE/PARENTAL PERMISSION: In order to participate in Recreation and Community Services Department Programs, I understand and agree that recreation programs can be physically demanding, but I have the physical ability needed to participate. In the event photos are taken or videos recorded, I hereby give permission for the Recreation and Community Services Department to use said photos and recorded videos in promotional literature, social media including but not limited to brochures and flyers. In the event of an emergency and the parent/guardian/emergency contact person cannot be reached, I hereby give permission to be transported (or for my child to be transported) to the Middlesex Hospital or any nearby medical facility. It is hereby understood and agreed that I shall assume full financial responsibility for any costs over and above that which is not covered by my health insurance. To the fullest extent permitted by law, I agree to indemnify and hold harmless the City of Middletown and its employees from any injuries or damages caused by or resulting from participation in these programs. A photocopy of this waiver form with my signature shall be considered as valid as the original. PARENTAL PERMISSION (If under 18 years): I hereby give permission for my child to participate in Middletown Recreation Division Programs. I understand the programs are physically demanding, but I feel my child has the ability. REFUND POLICY: I understand and agree that no refunds will be given after the program starts or for circumstances beyond the control of the Recreation Division (e.g. weather, equipment failure, illness, etc.). PARTICIPANT BEHAVIOR RULES: I have read and acknowledge receipt of the participant’s behavior rules on page 11 and understand failure to follow these rules may result in immediate dismissal from recreational programs with no refund fees.
Parent/Legal Guardian Signature: Office use only:
Date ______________ Staff Initials ____________ $ Rcvd. ______ Cash______________ Check#____
Credit Card ______Financial Aid______ Scanned______ Packet______ Bus_____ Concerns______ Med Form_________ 10
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GENERAL SWIMMING INFORMATION VETERAN’S POOL & McCUTCHEON PARK/CRYSTAL LAKE Children under 16 years must be accompanied by an adult at all times. VETERAN’S MEMORIAL PARK & POOL Walnut Grove Road 860.347.6171 Tentative Dates of Operation: Pool opening Saturday June 16 and closing Sunday August 12
Pool Passes are available at Veteran’s Pool or The Recreation Office. Pool Pass application is on Page 13 Tuesday, July 4th Public Swim will be 12:05 pm to 4:30 pm and 6:00 - 7:45 pm Beginning August 4th, Veteran’s Memorial Pool will close at 7:15 pm on a daily basis Wading Pool is open during swim team practice and swimming lessons.
SWIM GRADUATION DATES: June 29, July 13, July 27 & August 10 NO PUBLIC SWIM from 6:30 - 7:30 pm on swim graduation dates. Monday - Friday
9:00 – 12:00 am
Swimming Lessons
Monday - Friday
12:00 – 2:00 pm
Camp Swim
Monday - Friday
1:30 – 4:30 pm
Public Swim
Monday - Friday
4:30 – 6:30 pm
Swim Team Practice
Monday - Friday
6:00 - 6:30 pm Small End only
Public Swim
.
6:00 - 7:45 pm Saturday - Sunday
Daily
12:00 – 7:45 pm
Public Swim
Passes
Admission
Resident Non Resident Fees Fees
Child 3 - 17
2.00
4.00
Individual
15.00
30.00
Adult 18 - 59
4.00
8.00
Family
25.00
50.00
Senior 60+
0.00
4.00
Senior 60+
0.00
30.00
Resident Fees
Non Resident Fees
McCUTCHEON PARK AT CRYSTAL LAKE 860.343.8010 Swimming for Middletown Residents only McCutcheon Park is located on Livingston Road in Middletown Dates of Operation: Monday June 18 - Sunday August 12 Public Swim: Every day 11:30 am until 7pm
Middletown Residents please show your license at the gate and you will be allowed to enter. 11
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Registration Number
Preseason
133108-87
May 22nd to June 14th Tuesdays
Please use Swim Registration
Wednesdays and Thursdays
form on pages 15 & 16
5pm - 7pm
Resident: $ 75
Woodrow Wilson Middle School
Nonresident: $ 85
Regular Season
Swimmers are required to
June 18 to August 3
complete one 25 yard length
Practices:
of the pool prior to joining
Monday – Friday
Fees cover preseason
9:00 -11:00am
and regular season
and/or 4:30-6:30pm
Email:
[email protected] Website: http://vetsswimteam.wix.com/vets Meets: Primarily on weekday evenings Additional practices may be scheduled Goggles recommended
At Veterans’ Memorial Pool Monday May 21 Swim Team Parent meeting @ 6pm – 7:30pm The Senior and Community Center Café 12
June 2018 – March 2019 Middletown Residents may use this pass for admission to the January thru March Sunday Rec Swim at the WWMS Pool. Middletown Resident:
$25 a family
$15 an individual
Free for Seniors 60+
Nonresident:
$50 a family
$30 an individual
$30 Senior 60+
1.
Proof of Middletown residency must be provided with completed application: copy of driver’s license real estate tax bill, or utility bill with name and address. P.O. Boxes will not be accepted.
2.
Mail or walk in this application to: Middletown Recreation 61 Durant Terrace
3.
Or you may register at Veteran’s Memorial Pool. We cannot process passes online. 6 family members max
(1) First Name________________________________MI_______Last__________________________________ DOB: ____ /_____ /_____
Gender: _____ Email: ____________________________________@_______
Street Address: ___________________________________________Town______________Zip_______________ Phone: Home _____________________ Work _____________________ Cell_____________________________ FAMILY MEMBERS LIVING IN HOUSEHOLD - ALL RESIDING AT THE SAME ADDRESS (2)Name: __________________________________________________ DOB: _____ /_____ / _____ gender: ____ (3)Name: __________________________________________________ DOB: _____ /_____ /_____ gender: _____ (4)Name: ___________________________________________________DOB: _____ /_____ /_____ gender: ____ (5)Name: ___________________________________________________DOB: _____ /_____ /_____ gender: ____ (6)Name: ___________________________________________________DOB: _____ /_____ /_____ gender: ____ MEDICAL RELEASE/PARENTAL PERMISSION FORM: I hereby give permission for the above registered family member (s) to participate in the Middletown Recreation Programs. In the event photos are taken I hereby give permission for the Recreation Division to use said photos in promotional literature, including but not limited to, social media, brochures and flyers. I understand and agree that recreation programs can be physically demanding but, I feel we have the physical ability needed to participate. In the event of an emergency and the parent/guardian/or contact person cannot be reached, I hereby give permission for any registered family member to be transported to the Middlesex Hospital or any nearby medical facility. It is hereby understood and agreed that I shall assume full financial responsibility for any costs over and above that which is not covered by my health insurance. To the fullest extent permitted by law, I agree to indemnify and hold harmless the City of Middletown and its employees from any injuries or damages caused by or resulting from participation in this program. A photo static copy of this waiver form with my signature shall be considered as valid as the original. REFUND POLICY: I understand and agree that no refunds will be given after the program starts or for circumstances beyond the control of the Recreation Division (e.g. weather, equipment failure). PARTICIPATION RULES : I agree that I have read and will abide by the Participation Rules on page 8. Participant/Parent /Legal Guardian Signature ________________________________________________ Office use only:
Date ______________ Staff Initials ____________ $ Rcvd. ______ Cash______________ Check#____
Credit Card ______Financial Aid______ Scanned______ Packet______ Bus_____ Concerns______ Med Form_______ 13
YOUTH SWIM LESSONS
Session Dates: Activity # 133108 Session One: June 18 - June 29 Session Two: July 2 - July 13 Session Three: July 16 - July 27 Session Four: July 30 - August 10
If space is available, nonresident registrations will be accepted, beginning April 16, 2018. Swim Registration will be cut off at 4:00 PM the Friday before the lesson begins. To participate in a swim program, the child must be the eligible age by December 31, 2018 Please see registration information on page 7
TOTS & ADULTS Ages 2 - 3 Time:: 11:35 am. - 12:05 pm Activity # 133108 11, 12, 13, 14 This class is designed to help children become comfortable in the water and develop a willingness to swim. Skill emphasis is on entering & exiting, safety, and movement through the water. An adult must participate with the child. Diapers are not allowed in the water. TOTS Ages 4 - 5 Dates: Class available Sessions 1 thru 4 or Saturdays June 23 thru August 11 Time:: 11:00 am -11:30 am Activity # 133108 21, 22, 23, 24 Time:: 11:35 am-12:05 pm Activity # 133108 25, 26, 27, 28 Saturday Session: 12:00 pm-12:30 pm Activity #133108-29 This class is designed to help children adjust to the water and acquire confidence through kicking, arm movements, blowing bubbles, jumping and floating skills. Participants must be toilet trained.
Fees
Resident
Nonresident
1st Child 2nd Child Additional Child
$40/session $20/session $10/session
$80/session $80/session $80/session
LEVEL TWO Prerequisite: pass Level One Time:: 9 am - 9:35 am Activity # 133108 50, 51, 52, 53 Time:: 9:40 am - 10:15 am Activity # 133108 54, 55, 56, 57 Time:: 10:20 am - 10:55 am Activity # 133108 58, 59, 60, 61 Emphasis is on refining Level One skills, introduction to elementary backstroke, breaststroke, safety skills and use of equipment. Child must pass Level One. LEVEL THREE Prerequisite: pass Level Two Time:: 10:00 am - 10:45 am Activity # 133108 70, 71, 72, 73 Time:: 11:00 am - 11:45 am Activity # 133108 74, 75, 76, 77 Review of safety skills and equipment usage, introduction to sidestroke & butterfly, emphasis on endurance in front & back crawl and breaststroke. Child must pass Level Two. LEVEL FOUR Prerequisite: pass Level Three Time:: 9:00 am - 9:45 am Activity # 133108-80, -81, -82, -83 This class covers the four racing strokes - freestyle, backstroke, butterfly, & breaststroke - turns, and endurance. Child must have passed Level Three.
LEVEL ONE Ages 6 to 13 Time:: 9 am- 9:35 am Activity # 133108 31, 32, 33, 34 Time:: 9:40 am - 10:15 am. Activity # 133108 35, 36, 37, 38 Time:: 10:20 am - 10:55 am Activity # 133108 39, 40, 41, 42 Skill emphasis is on front & back crawl strokes, rhythmic breathing, gliding, treading water, floating and safety.
Parents are asked not to stay in the pool area during swim lessons except for the Tots and Adults class. There are picnic tables next to the wading pool, which is open during swim lessons. 14
SWIM REGISTRATION FORM Swim Registration deadline is 4:00 pm the Friday before the lesson begins.
MEDICAL RELEASE/PARENTAL PERMISSION FORM: I hereby
No refunds will be given after the lesson begins.
Community Services Swim Program. In the event photos are taken, I hereby
give permission for my child to participate in the Middletown Recreation and
give permission for the Recreation and Community Services Department to use said photos in promotional literature, including but not limited to social media,
PARTICIPANT:
brochures and flyers. I understand and agree that swimming programs can be
Name: First ___________________Last __________________
physically demanding, but I feel my child has the physical ability needed to
D.O.B.___________/_________/_______
participate. In the event of an emergency and the Parent/Guardian cannot be
Age______ M F
Street Address: ________________________________________________
reached, I hereby give permission for my child to be transported to
City ______________________________ Zip___________
and agreed that I shall assume full financial responsibility for any costs
Phone: 1__________ -_________-___________
beyond that which is covered by my health insurance. To the fullest extent
Middlesex Hospital or any nearby medical facility. It is hereby understood
2__________ -__________-__________
permitted by law, I agree to indemnify and hold harmless the City of Middletown
3__________ -__________-__________
and its employees from any injuries or damages caused by or resulting from
Please see registration information on page 7
participation in this program. A photocopy of this waiver form with my signature shall
Are there any special circumstances staff should be aware of to better
REFUND POLICY: I understand and agree that no refunds will be
assist this participant?
given after the lesson starts or for circumstances beyond the control
_________________________________________________________
of the Recreation and Community Services Department (e.g. weather, vandalism).
be considered as valid as the original.
PARTICIPATION RULES : I hereby agree that I have read and will abide by the Participation Rules outlined on page 8.
Parent Legal Guardian 1st Contact: Name: First _________________Last __________________
Required
Street Address: _________________________________________________
Parent/Legal Guardian
City__________________________ Zip_________________
Signature
Phone: 1__________ -_________-__________
_________________________
2__________ -_________-__________ 3__________ -_________-__________
Please turn the page to complete the application!
Parent Legal Guardian 2nd Contact: Name: First _________________Last __________________
======================================
Street Address: _________________________________________________
Office use only:
City__________________________ Zip_________________ Phone: 1__________ -__________-___________
Date ________
Staff Initials ________
$ Rcvd. _______
Cash _______
Check#_______
Credit Card _________
2__________ -__________-___________ 3__________ -__________-___________
Parent Legal Guardian 3rd Contact: Name: First _________________Last __________________ Phone: 1__________ -__________-___________
Scanned________
2__________ -__________-___________ 3__________ -__________-___________
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SWIM REGISTRATION FORM BACK PAGE PLEASE X YOUR 1ST AND 2ND CHOICES FOR SWIM LESSONS
Level Two Ages 6 - 13
Tots and Adults – Ages 2 & 3 1st
2nd
1st
2nd
Section
Dates
Days
Time
Section
Dates
Days
Time
50
6/18 - 6/29
M-F
9:00 – 9:35
11
6/18 -6/29
M-F
11:35 - 12:05
51
7/2 - 7/13
M-F
9:00 – 9:35
12
7/2 - 7/13
M-F
11:35 - 12:05
52
7/16 - 7/27
M-F
9:00 – 9:35
13
7/16 - 7/27
M-F
11:35 - 12:05
53
7/30 - 8/10
M-F
9:00 – 9:35
14
7/30 - 8/10
M-F
11:35 - 12:05
54
6/18 - 6/29
M-F
9:40 – 10:15
55
7/2 - 7/13
M-F
9:40 – 10:15
56
7/16 - 7/27
M-F
9:40 – 10:15
Tots - Ages 4 & 5 1st
2nd
Section
Dates
Days
Time
57
7/30 - 8/10
M-F
9:40 – 10:15
21
6/18 - 6/29
M-F
11:00 - 11:30
58
6/18 - 6/29
M-F
10:20 – 10:55
22
7/2 - 7/13
M-F
11:00 - 11:30
59
7/2 - 7/13
M-F
10:20 – 10:55
23
7/16 - 7/27
M-F
11:00 - 11:30
24
7/30 - 8/10
M-F
11:00 - 11:30
60
7/16 - 7/27
M-F
10:20 – 10:55
25
6/18 - 6/29
M-F
11:35 - 12:05
61
7/30 - 8/10
M-F
10:20 – 10:55
26
7/2- 7/13
M-F
11:35 - 12:05
27
7/16 - 7/27
M-F
11:35 - 12:05
28
7/30 - 8/10
M-F
11:35 - 12:05
Level Three Ages Up to 13 1st
2 nd
Tots – Ages 4 & 5 - Saturday 1st
2
Section
Dates
Days
Time
29
6/23- 8/11
Sat.
12:00 – 12:30
Level One Ages 6 - 13 1st
2nd
Section
Dates
Days
Time
70
6/18 - 6/29
M-F
10 :00– 10:45
71
7/2 - 7/13
M-F
10 :00– 10:45
72
7/16 - 7/27
M-F
10 :00– 10:45
73
7/30 - 8/10
M-F
10 :00– 10:45
74
6/18 - 6/29
M-F
11:00 – 11:45
Section
Dates
Days
Time
75
7/2 - 7/13
M-F
11:00 – 11:45
31
6/18 - 6/29
M-F
9 :00 – 9:35
76
7/16 - 7/27
M-F
11:00 – 11:45
32
7/2 - 7/13
M-F
9 :00 – 9:35
77
7/30 - 8/10
M-F
11:00 – 11:45
33
7/16 - 7/27
M-F
9 :00 – 9:35
34
7/30 - 8/10
M-F
9 :00 – 9:35
Section
Dates
Days
Time
35
6/18 - 6/29
M-F
9:40 – 10:15
80
6/18 - 6/29
M-F
9:00 – 9:45
36
7/2 - 7/13
M-F
9:40 – 10:15
81
7/2 - 7/13
M-F
9 :00 – 9:45
37
7/16 - 7/27
M-F
9:40 – 10:15
82
7/16 - 7/27
M-F
9 :00 – 9:45
38
7/30 - 8/10
M-F
9:40 – 10:15
83
7/30 - 8/10
M-F
9 :00 – 9:45
39
6/18 - 6/29
M-F
10:20 – 10:55
40
7/2- 7/13
M-F
10:20 – 10:55
41
7/16 - 7/27
M-F
10:20 – 10:55
42
7/30 - 8/10
M-F
10:20 – 10:55
Level Four Ages Up to 13 1st
2nd
Swim Team Section
Dates
Days
Time:
Preseason
5/8 - 6/16
M-F
T.B.D.
Regular Season
6/18 - 8/3
M-F
9:00-11:00 am 4:30-6:30 pm
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SUMMER YOUTH DAY CAMP PROGRAM INFORMATION Due to Software Updates Youth Day and Swim Registrations will begin April 2 HOW TO REGISTER FOR YOUTH DAY CAMP: A. Mail or Walk in: Use Youth Day Camp Registration Form B. Online: Visit www.middletownct.gov/webtrac. Click “Day Camps” C.
Instructions on page 6 for on-line Registration. Residents Only.
DEADLINES: Registration closes in the office at 4:00 pm the WEDNESDAY before the program begins, providing that spaces are still available. Registrations closes online at 11:59 pm the WEDNESDAY before the program begins, providing that spaces are still available.
ABOUT OUR PROGRAMS We are busy all day with arts & crafts, board games, team games, special events, field trips and swimming. Swimming is provided at Veterans Memorial Pool or Crystal Lake weekly. Sites may be subject to change. Transportation is provided to all youth day programs, except Late Summer Fun and Instructional Basketball.
PAYMENT
Participants are only registered for the weeks that are paid for in full.
Accepted: cash, check , money orders, and debit/credit cards (MasterCard or Visa). Please write a separate check for each child.
Participant must be of eligible age by December 31, 2018
Financial Aid: Camp fees may be waived if you are eligible for Temporary Aid to Needy Families (TANF). The Recreation Division participates in the State of CT Care4Kids program as a provider of daycare.
Bussing Information Bussing additions and changes MUST be made the WEDNESDAY before camp starts. Pick up and drop off for all sessions may be chosen from the following sites: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19.
Bielefield School - Maynard Street Corner of Brechlin & Atkins Farm Hill School - Ridge Road Forge Square - Pameacha Avenue Corner of Green Street & deKoven Drive Highlands Circle - Blacktop Corner of Grove & Stack Streets Maplewood Terrace Moody School Country Club Road Corner of Pine Street & Church Street Plaza Drive - Lower Rose Circle at the start of the circle Corner of Sawmill and Atkins Snow School - Wadsworth Street Spencer School - Westfield Street Corner of Town Colony & Westlake Traverse Square - Williams Street Vinal Tech - Daniels Street Woodbury Circle
CHANGES/CANCELLATIONS All changes or cancellations (bussing or camp) must be in writing by the Wednesday prior to the program’s start. They can be faxed to the office 860.344.3319 or emailed to
[email protected] with the child’s name and program. NO refunds will be given if this process is not followed. There is a $25 processing fee for refunds. For more department policies, see page 7. NOTICES:
Camp Schedules, Bus Routes, and Director’s Letters will be emailed prior to the start of the program. These packets are also available for pickup in hard copy from our office and our city web site in the beginning of June. MEDICAL/INSURANCE POLICY: City of Middletown has liability insurance but does not carry accident insurance for participants. Personal health and accident insurance is recommended. All parents/guardians must sign our Medical Release/Parental Permission Slip form.
In order to attend youth day camp, all participants MUST submit upon registration a completed Health Assessment Form. http://www.sde.ct.gov/sde/lib/sde/pdf/deps/student/health/har3_2017.pdf Middletown Recreation Youth Day Programs are not Connecticut State licensed day camp programs. Staff members are teachers, college and high 17school students, paraprofessionals, and nurses.
Registration Form on Pages 19 & 20 - Please complete both sides. Dates Week
Time:
Monday - Friday
Fee 1st child
Sibling Discount
Before
After
Camp
Care
Care
7:00 - 9:00
3:00—5:30
Summer Time Fee
Camp Summer Time Sibling Discount
1
June 25 - 29
9 am - 3 pm
$80
$60
$30
$30
$95
$75
2
July 2 - 6
9 am - 3 pm
$68
$68
$24
$24
$80
$80
3
July 9 - 13
9 am - 3 pm
$80
$60
$30
$30
$95
$75
4
July 16 - 20
9 am - 3 pm
$80
$60
$30
$30
$95
$75
5
July 23 - 27
9 am - 3 pm
$80
$60
$30
$30
$95
$75
6
July 30 - Aug 3
9 am - 3 pm
$80
$60
$30
$30
$95
$75
7
Aug 6 - 10
9 am - 3 pm
$80
$60
$30
$30
$95
$75
8
Aug 13 - 17
8 am - 4 pm
$120
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
YOUTH DAY CAMPS WEEKS 1 - 7 (Sites may be subject to change)
LATE SUMMER FUN (born 2003 – 2013) Dates: Weeks 8
SUNNY TIME (born 2011 - 2013) Site: Bielefeld School
Registration Number 133302
Time:: 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Fee: $120
GOOD TIME (born 2008 - 2011) Site: Spencer School
Registration Number 133303
Site: Snow School No Transportation will be provided.
KID TIME (born 2009 - 2012) Site: Lawrence School
Registration Number 133304
PLAY TIME (born 2008 - 2012) Site: Moody School
Registration Number
FUN TIME (born 2007 - 2009) Site: Snow School
Registration Number 133306
SUMMER TIME (born 2008 - 2013) Site: Crystal Lake, McCutcheon Park Registration Number GREAT TIME (born 2003 - 2007) Site: Woodrow Wilson Middle School
133305
133308
Registration Number 133307
BEFORE AND AFTER CARE Before: 7:00 - 9:00 am After: 3:00 - 5:30 pm Sites: Lawrence or Snow School Children must be enrolled in the Youth Day Program. A child may be cancelled out of the program if parents are late picking up their children. Registration Number 133309 Lawrence or 133311 Snow
Registration Number 133310 SAFETY TIME MUST be entering Kindergarten in Fall 2018 Weeks: 1 or 4
Site: Bielefeld School
Program includes bike, bus, traffic, fire and home safety.
Registration Number 133301 DANCE TIME (born 2006 - 2013) Weeks: 1 - 7 Site: Snow School Auditorium This program will focus on basic steps and routines from various genres of dance. Registration Number 133127 BASEBALL TIME (born 2005 - 2012) Weeks: 1 - 7 Site: Moody School For players who want to learn and improve their game. The clinic offers a fun way to learn the fundamentals of baseball. Registration Number 133126
JUNIOR COUNSELOR PROGRAM (born 2002 & 2003) Fee: $11 a week Please attach two letters of recommendation from teachers or coaches to your Registration . You must work a minimum of 3 weeks. You will start at 2 days a week and it could increase with Director’s recommendation. Please bring all forms into office by June 27th to register for the summer.
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YOUTH DAY CAMP REGISTRATION FORM Make check payable to and mail your Registration to
PARTICIPANT HEALTH/CONCERN INFORMATION
Middletown Recreation Division , 61 Durant Terrace
List all known allergies: _____________________________________________________ Any conditions/concerns to share with staff: _____________________________________________________ State all medications presently in use: _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________
Residents only
There is a $25.00 administrative fee for any refunds Name: _________________________________________________ First Last DOB:______ /______ /______
Age:_______ Gender:_______
Circle Yes, No or None for any medications that need to be administered during the Youth Day Program. A doctor’s medication form is required for any medications administered. Forms are available in our office and on line.
Street Address:__________________________________________ New Address?________ Home Phone: ________-_____-________
School attending:________________________________________
Parent Legal Guardian 1st Contact: Name: First _________________Last __________________
Epi-Pen Inhaler Prescription Medication Over the Counter Medication None
YES or NO YES or NO YES or NO YES or NO
Street Address: _________________________________________________
Walk in or Mail in Camp Registration deadline is 4:00 pm the Wednesday before the program begins.
City__________________________ Zip_________________ Phone: 1__________ -__________-___________ 2__________ -__________-___________
BUS TRANSPORTATION
3__________ -__________-___________
Parent Legal Guardian 2nd Contact:
All participants must be picked up by a parent/guardian
Name: First _________________Last __________________
from the bus unless they are enrolled in
Street Address: _________________________________________________
Camps Fun Time or Great Time.
❒ Yes, child will take bus: Please read the bussing info on page 18 & choose one Site: from the available list for pickup and drop off.
City__________________________ Zip_________________ Phone: 1__________ -__________-___________ 2__________ -__________-___________
Morning
3__________ -__________-___________
Pickup Site: ___________________
Afternoon Drop off Site: _________________ Parent Legal Guardian 3rd Contact:
❒ No, child will not take bus
Name: First _________________Last __________________
Turn the page over to finish the application
Phone: 1__________ -__________-___________ 2__________ -__________-___________
I give my permission for the following people to pick up my child, in addition to all contacts listed on this application.
3__________ -__________-___________
1.
Name __________________________________
Phone Number ______________________________
In order to attend youth day camp, all participants MUST submit upon registration a completed Health Assessment Form.
2.
Name __________________________________
Phone Number ______________________________ 3.
http://www.sde.ct.gov/sde/lib/sde/pdf/deps/student/ health/har3_2017.pdf
Name __________________________________
Phone Number ______________________________ 19
Week
Program Name/Number
One
Two
Dates
Before Care
After Care
June 25 - 29
SNOW
SNOW
LAW
LAW
SNOW
SNOW
LAW
LAW
SNOW
SNOW
LAW
LAW
SNOW
SNOW
LAW
LAW
SNOW
SNOW
LAW
LAW
SNOW
SNOW
LAW
LAW
SNOW
SNOW
LAW
LAW
July 2 - 6
Three
July 9 - 13
Four
July 16 - 20
Five
July 23 - 27
Six
July 30 - Aug 3
Seven
Aug 6 - 10
$
Eight
Late Summer Fun @ Crystal Lake
Aug 13 - 17
N/A
N/A
$ 120
Nine
Late Summer Fun @ Crystal Lake
Aug 20 - 24
N/A
N/A
$ 120
$
Please consider a Toy Drive/ Send A Child To Camp Donation
130000
$1
GRAND TOTAL
MEDICAL RELEASE/PARENTAL PERMISSION FORM/FIELD TRIP PERMISSION: I hereby give permission for my child to participate in the Middletown Recreation Youth Day Programs. In the event photos are taken I hereby give permission for the Recreation Division to use said photos in promotional literature, including but not limited to: social media, brochures and flyers. I understand and agree that recreation programs can be physically demanding but, I feel my child has the physical ability needed to participate. In the event of an emergency and the parent/guardian/or contact person cannot be reached, I hereby give permission for my child to be transported to the Middlesex Hospital or any nearby medical facility. It is hereby understood and agreed that I shall assume full financial responsibility for any costs over and above that which is not covered by my health insurance. To the fullest extent permitted by law, I agree to indemnify and hold harmless the City of Middletown and its employees from any injuries or damages caused by or resulting from participation in this program. Additionally, the Recreation Division has my permission to take my child on any field trips that are planned for the Summer Recreation Programs. A photo static copy of this waiver form with my signature shall be considered as valid as the original. REFUND POLICY: I understand and agree that no refunds will be given after the program starts or for circumstances beyond the control of the Recreation Division (e.g. weather, equipment failure). Cancellations must be made the Wednesday before the program begins and there is a $25 processing fee for refunds. DAY CAMP INFORMATION:
I have read and acknowledge receipt of the Day Camp Information on pages 17 and 18.
PARTICIPATION RULES : I hereby agree that I have read and will abide by the Participation Rules outlined on page 8. SUNSCREEN POLICY: I give permission for the City of Middletown staff members to put sunscreen on my child. Additionally, I must supply the sunscreen and it will be labeled with my child’s name. BUSSING INFORMATION : I have read and acknowledge receipt of the Bussing Information on page 17.
Parent/Legal Guardian Signature : ________________________________________ Date:_________ Office use only:
Date ______________ Staff Initials ____________ $ Rcvd. ______ Cash______________ Check#____
Credit Card ______Financial Aid______ Scanned______ Packet______ Bus_____ Concerns______ Med Form________ Page 20 20
CITY OF MIDDLETOWN
Butternut Pond on Butternut Street Rain or Shine
Middletown Resident Only
THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS: Recreation & Community Services Department
Planning Conservation & Development Department
Public Works Department & Health Department
Come test your angling skills and try catching some of the amazing variety of fish in Butternut Pond! Registration Don’t know how to fish? There will be volunteers to help.
# 117080
Don’t have a fishing pole? There will be a limited number of fishing poles available to borrow.
Preregistration fee $1.00 Day of fee: $2.00
Don’t have any bait ? There The Fishin’ Factory has donated bait. Ages 4 – 14
Pre-Registration Fee $1.00 Day of Fee: $2.00
All Children must be accompanied by an adult Please pre-register on line at www.middletownct.gov/webtrac , by mail or register in person at the Senior and Community Center, 61 Durant Terrace, Middletown. The fishing derby requires a unique registration form. Registrations will be taken the day of the event if space permits, 250 maximum enrollment. Any questions please call the recreation division at 860.638.4500.
Saturday April 28 Check In & Registration
7:30 - 9:00 am
Fishing Derby
8:30 - 10:30 am
Awards
10:45 am
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DETROIT HUNTER & RAY JACOBS “EASTER CANDY HUNT” Resident 12 and under Free Indoor Event Saturday March 24 Woodrow Wilson Middle School 370 Hunting Hill Avenue Please arrive thirty minutes before your first age group & have your free instant picture taken with the Easter Bunny!! Participants should bring an Easter Basket with them. Bring your own camera for more photo opportunities.
Easter Candy Hunt in the Gym Activities in the Cafeteria The Easter Candy Hunt is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Middletown. The pictures with the Easter Bunny are sponsored by River Suite Wealth Partners 505 Main Street.
Candy Hunt Times: 10:00 am 10:20 am 10:40 am 11:00 am 11:20 am 11:40 am
0 - 2 years old 3 - 4 years old 5 - 6 years old 7 - 8 years old 9 - 10 years old 11 - 12 years old 22
FAMILY FUN NIGHT All Ages Friday January 19 Snow Date: Friday January 26 Time: 5:00 - 8:00 pm Site: Woodrow Wilson Middle School Register before January 19 by 3:00 pm Fee: $ 4 On site registration or nonresident fee: $ 8 All children must be accompanied by an adult. All accompanying adults are free! Includes pizza chips and a drink for paid participants. Also available for purchase. Come and enjoy a fun evening of video games, bounce houses, gym and café activities, professional balloon artists, music & dancing! Swimming in the WWMS Pool from 5:00 - 7:00 pm. Registration Number 347050 General Registration Form
BINGO BINGO BINGO All Ages Fridays February 23 April 6 May 18 Doors open at 5:00 pm Games start promptly at 5:30 pm Time: 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm Site: Senior & Community Center Dining Hall Preregister Fee:
$3 a person: Includes 2 bingo cards and dinner.
On site Registration or nonresident fee:
$6 a person: Includes 2 bingo cards and dinner.
You can buy additional cards for $0.50 each. Enjoy a night of bingo with your family with great bingo prizes! Maximum of 85 participants! All participants 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Registration Number 347060 General Registration Form
VALENTINES FOR VETS
SALT DOUGH ARTS AND CRAFTS
All Ages
All Ages
Free
Saturday February 3
Drop In
Hearts for Valentine’s Day
Saturday February 3 Time:: 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Site: Senior & Community Center Multi Purpose Room
Site: Senior & Community Center Dining Hall
Thanks to Middletown Apple Rehab for donating art supplies. Daughters of American Revolution are looking for your help to create valentine cards to give to veterans at Newington Veteran’s Hospital. You may submit your own cards to the Recreation Office by Monday February 5. Please consider bringing in a small toiletry item to donate to our Veterans.
Fee : $ 3 resident $ 5 nonresident Instructor: Kisha Michael You are presented with hardened salt dough shapes to paint. Registration Number 333123 General Registration Number
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PIRATE PARTY Ages 3 - 9 If Parents they would like to stay, we ask they wait upstairs in the library. Saturday February 10 Doors open at 9:45 am Time: 10:00am - 12:00 pm Site: Senior & Community Center Dining Hall Fee: $15 resident $20 nonresident Wear your favorite pirate outfit. The party includes pirate games, pirate activities, story time, pirate snacks, a goodie bag to take home, and more! NO DROP-INS Registration Number : 113113 General Registration Form
ROYAL TEA PARTY Ages 3 - 9 If Parents they would like to stay, we ask they wait upstairs in the library. Saturday March 10 Doors open at 9:45 am Time: 10:00am - 12:00 pm Site: Senior & Community Center Dining Hall Fee: $15 resident $20 nonresident Wear your favorite princess or prince outfit. The party includes royal games, royal activities, story time, royal snacks, a goodie bag to take home, and more! NO DROP-INS Registration Number : 113114 General Registration Form
SUPER HERO TRAINING DAY Ages 3 - 9 If Parents they would like to stay we ask they wait upstairs in the library. Saturday April 28 Doors open at 9:45 am Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Site: Senior & Community Center Dining Hall Fee: $15 resident $20 nonresident Learn how to be a super hero!!!!! Wear your favorite super hero outfit. The training day includes games, super hero activities, super hero snack, a goodie bag to take home, and more! NO DROP-INS Registration Number : 113115 General Registration Form
DISNEY PARTY Ages 3 - 9 If Parents they would like to stay we ask they wait upstairs in the library. Saturday January 13 Doors open at 9:45 am Time: 10:00am - 12:00 pm Site: Senior & Community Center Dining Hall Fee: $15 resident $20 nonresident Wear your favorite Disney outfit or be your favorite Disney character. The party includes Disney games, Disney activities, story time, Disney snacks, a goodie bag to take home, and more! NO DROP-INS 24 Registration Number : 113116 General Registration Form
BAKING CLASS
COOKING CLASS
Ages 9 - 15
Ages 9 - 15
Fridays
Fridays
January 26
January 5
February 23
February 9
March 23
March 9
April 27
April 6
Time: 5:30 - 7:30 pm
Time: 5:30 - 7:30 pm
Site: Keigwin Middle School
Site: Keigwin Middle School
Fee : $ 10 resident
Fee : $10 resident $15 nonresident
$ 15 nonresident Participants will learn baking skills and appropriate group work. We enjoy working together, and have plenty to take home.
Participants will learn cooking skills and appropriate group work. We enjoy working together, and have dinner family style.
Registration Number 114090
Registration Number 114090
General Registration Form
General Registration Form
CARNIVAL DAY Ages 3 - 10 If Parents they would like to stay we ask they wait upstairs in the library. Saturday February 24 Doors open at 9:45 am 10:00 - 12:00 pm Site: Senior & Community Center Dining Hall Fee: $15 resident $20 nonresident Lots of traditional carnival day activities. Come ready to play and have fun. NO DROP -INS Registration Number : 113117 General Registration Form
MUSIC THERAPY FOR YOUTH Ages 5 -10 Wednesdays Session One: January 10, 17, 24, 31, February 7 & 14 Session Two: March 7, 14, 21, 28, April 4 & 11 Time: 5:30 - 6:15 pm Site: Senior & Community Center Fee : $ 100 resident $ 110 nonresident A stimulating and inclusive group led by a board certified music therapist involves the use of structured and goal orientated music activities socialization skills. These activities are designed to meet the needs of children of all abilities. Registration Number 114090 General Registration Form
MUSIC THERAPY FOR TWEENS & TEENS Ages 11-18 Wednesdays Session One: January 10, 17, 24, 31, February 7 & 14 Session Two: March 7, 14, 21, 28, April 4 & 11 Time: 6:30 - 7:15 pm Site: Senior & Community Center Fee : $ 100 resident $ 110 nonresident This fun and engaging group led by a board certified music therapist offers a supportive environment where teens and pre-teens may focus on social skills enhancement relationship building and creative expression through song-writing lyrical analysis and instrument playing. 25 Registration Number 114090 General Registration Form
BABYSITTER SAFETY 101 CLASS
PREBALLET Ages 3 - 5
Ages 11 - 15 Saturday April 7 Time: 8:30 am - 12:30 pm
Thursdays March 29 - May 10 No class April 19 Time: 5:00 - 5:45 pm
Site: Senior & Community Center Fee: $ 55 resident $ 60 nonresident Instructor: Life Safe Services, LLC Babysitter Safety teaches you skills necessary to care for children of all Ages in a variety of settings. The class covers diapering and feeding for infants and toddlers, injury prevention, first aid and choking and basic CPR techniques. It is interactive with a lot of hands on practice. Bring a lunch and a snack. Wear comfortable clothes. Registration Number 118020 General Registration Form
Site: Senior & Community Center Fee: $ 45 resident $ 55 nonresident Instructor: Kerri Lake This class focuses on creative expression through movement. Students will explore new motor skills and be introduced to basic concepts with a major focus on the joy of dancing. Some basic ballet foundations will be taught in preparation for future ballet technique. Wear a leotard and tights or clothes you can easily move in and ballet slippers or socks.
Registration Number 113150
Participant may register for both classes for $100.
General Registration Form
BABYSITTER SAFETY 102 CLASS
BALLET TECHNIQUE Ages 6-10
Ages 12 - 16 Saturday April 7 Time: 1:00 – 4:00 pm Site: Senior & Community Center Fee : $ 55 resident $ 60 nonresident Instructor: Life Safe Services, LLC This 3 hour course is for those with a sincere interest in advanced concepts and skills First Aid including CPR certification. Building on the entry level skills from Babysitter 101, objectives for this scenario based, expanded course includes additional First Aid concept, Adult/Child and Infant CPR. Requires written and skills testing to receive 2 year certification. Students receives book, handouts and Rescue Shield breathing barrier device. Prerequisite: Babysitter Safety 101
Thursdays March 29 - May 10 No class April 19 Time: 5:45 - 6:30 pm Site: Senior & Community Center Fee: $ 45 resident $ 55 nonresident Instructor: Kerri Lake Students will be introduced to ballet technique and vocabulary, and will be encouraged to freely express themselves through dance. Proper body placement, ballet positions, and terms will be taught. Please wear a leotard and tights or clothes you can easily move in and ballet slippers or socks.
Registration Number 118020
Registration Number 113150
General Registration Form
General Registration Form Participant may register for both classes for $100.
INTRODUCTION TO JAZZ Ages 6 -10 Thursdays March 22 - April 12 Time: 4:15 - 5:00 pm Site: Senior and Community Center Fee: $ 45 resident $ 55 nonresident Instructor: Kerri Lake Come learn how to move to the beat to music! This class will have upbeat songs and teach children the basic skills of jazz which include kicks, body isolations balance and coordination.
Registration Number 113150 General Registration Form
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SUPER KICKS ALL GIRLS SOCCER
CONTEMPORARY JAZZ CLASS FOR BEGINNERS
Days: Thursdays
Ages 9 – 15 Fridays Six classes February 2 9 16 and 23 March 2 and 9 Time: 600 - 7:00 pm Site: Senior & Community Center Multi Purpose Room
Dates: June 22 - July 27 Six week session Site: Wesley School Outdoor Soccer Fields Fee: $ 85 resident $ 95 nonresident
Maximum 18 participants Fee: $ 60 resident $ 70 nonresident
Instructor: Jamila Ranno Contact:
[email protected] Phone Number: 860.280.6444
Instructor: Emilee Alexander This class focuses on beginning contemporary jazz technique. Participants will be introduced to basic technique and vocabulary. This class is a great way to be introduced to Contemporary Jazz.
Supplies Needed: Shin guards and cleats or sneakers. Participants will be provided with a free t-shirt, please have your child wear it. Little Kickers- Ages 3-4 yrs. old Thursdays 5:30 pm - 6:00 pm An introduction to the Basic Fundamentals of soccer such as: dribbling, stopping the ball, kicking and working as a team. Mid Kickers– Ages 5-6 yrs. old
Registration Number 113151 General Registration Form
Thursdays 6:00 pm - 6:45 pm Continuation of Little Kickers program, but incorporating more drills, but still having fun while learning the game of soccer.
GOOP GAK SLIME & MORE Ages 4 – 8
Big Kickers– Ages 7-8 yrs. Old
Saturday April 7
Thursdays 6:45pm - 7:30 pm Enhance proper kicking technique, discuss player positions, practice proper footwork and continue to learn the fundamentals of soccer by presenting more advanced drills and skills to prepare them for either travel or a soccer team.
Time:10:00 am - 12:00 pm Site: Senior & Community Center Art Room
Registration Number 116050
Fee: $ 10 resident $ 15 nonresident
General Registration Form
Squish, splash, smash, squelch, splash, slime, drop, smear, spray, and ooze are some of the things we will do/hear during this fun hands-on program. Children are doing many things at once when engaged in messy play. They can be observing, creating, building, exploring, imagining, discovering, investigating, interpreting, and even collaborating. Active learning through messy play. What child doesn't want to get slimed or at the least play with it! Each day we will create a new a group 'creation' and allow for individual crafting. Whether it is Goop, Gak, Slime, and so many more possibilities we can't list them all!
MAD SCIENCE WWW.MADSCIENCE .ORG EUREKA! RED HOT ROBOTS CRAZY CHEMICAL CONCOCTIONS ROCKETS, ROLLER COASTERS, AND RACE CARS
More information in our summer brochure
SKY HAWKS
www.skyhawks.com
Registration Number 118150 General Registration Form
SKYHAWKS - MINI HAWKS SKYHAWKS - MULTI SPORT SKYHAWKS - TINY HAWKS
SKYHAWKS - LACROSSE
More information in our summer brochure
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STEM FUNDAMENTALS WITH LEGO
SOCIALIZE & PAINT FOR KIDS 7+ may be dropped off Or come as a family and paint together
Ages 5 - 10 Dates: February 20 and 21 February Break
Saturday February 3 Time: 11:00 - 12:30 pm Site: Senior & Community Center Dining Hall Fee: $ 10 resident $ 15 nonresident
Times: 9:00am - 12:00pm
Site: Keigwin Middle School Fee per class: $ 60 resident $ 70 nonresident Level up your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologies and tens of thousands of LEGO® parts! Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture through engineer-designed projects such as: Gear Cars, Castles, Airplanes, and Scissor Lifts. Design and build as never before, and explore your craziest ideas in a supportive environment. There are no prerequisites for this course.
You with a new masterpiece to take home!! Registration Number 329080
General Registration Form
MINECRAFT TO LIFE WITH LEGO
SOCIALIZE & PAINT FOR KIDS 7+ may be dropped off Or come as a family and paint together
Ages 5 - 10 Date change Saturdays March 10 March 24 March 31 and April 7 Time:: 10:30 am - 12:00 pm Site: Senior & Community Center Art Room Fee per class: $ 60 resident $ 70 nonresident Bring Minecraft to life using LEGO! Resources, creativity, and cooperation come together in this unique building adventure game; roll the dice to mine for resources, and use these resources to build special items to help in our adventures! Build a Zoo, create a Medieval Castle, and design a Tree House Village! This LEGO experience is an original game designed by Play Well instructors inspired by the popular game, Minecraft.
Saturday March 10
Time: 11:00 - 12:30 pm Site: Senior & Community Center Fee: $ 10 resident $ 15 nonresident You with a new masterpiece to take home!! Registration Number 329080 General Registration Form
JEWELRY MAKING Ages 5 - 12 Saturday April 7 Time:12:30 - 2:30 pm Site: Senior & Community Center Fee: $ 10 resident $ 15 nonresident
NINJANEERING WITH LEGO Ages 5 - 10 Dates: April 16 - 20 Spring Vacation Times: 9:00am - 12:00pm
Site: Keigwin Middle School Fee per class: $ 90 resident $ 100 nonresident
Our enthusiastic staff love teaching the art of jewelry making to children in a fun, engaging and age appropriate way. We begin with basic beading crafts on day one. Earrings, bracelets, necklaces, and ornamental pins will follow. Our classes focus on using your creative talents to create beautiful handmade pieces of jewelry that will impress your friends and family. All levels welcome. An array of beautiful beads and stones to work with are included in the course price. Parents who'd like to see their children create pieces with more expensive gems may bring them separately, or have us procure them in advance. We look forward helping your child create beautiful handmade crafts and jewelry.
Level up your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologies and tens of thousands of LEGO® parts! Apply real world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture through engineer-designed projects such as: Gear Cars, Castles, Airplanes, and Scissor Lifts. Design and build as never before, and explore your craziest ideas in a supportive environment. There are no prerequisites for this course.
Registration Number 112270 General Registration Form 28
Registration Number 118150 General Registration Form
FAMILY ZUMBA
GVSA SOCCER
All Ages Sunday Session One January 7 - February 4
Monday Dates: January 22 - February 26 March
5 - April 9
Time: 5:30 - 6:30 pm
Ages 4-5
6:30 - 7:30 pm
Ages 6-9
Session Two February 11 - March 11
Site: Wesley School Gym
Time:: 1:30 - 2:00 pm Woodrow Wilson Middle School Fee : $ 5 resident per person for the session $ 10 nonresident per person for the session
Instructor: Goran Vasic
Fee: $ 85 resident $ 95 nonresident Instructor: Goran Vasic For more information about programs, please call Goran at 1.201.532.3778 Registration Number 132104 General Registration Number
Family Zumba is one way to incorporate exercise while having fun together. Here’s a great opportunity to improve the health of every member of the family by participating in easy to follow routines. Registration Number 313090 General Registration Form
BLUE DRAGON JUDO Ages 6 - 13 Mondays & Wednesdays
KUMSAJADO MARTIAL ARTS Ages 6 - 13 Thursdays Sessions: January - March April - June
Sessions: January - March April - June Time: 6:30 pm-7:30 pm No Class Dates: School Vacations & Snow Days Site: Woodrow Wilson Middle School Small Gym
Beginner: 6:00 - 7:30 pm No Class Dates: School Vacations & Snow Days Woodrow Wilson Middle School Gym Richard Conforti -
[email protected] Fee: $ 60 resident $ 70 nonresident We combine Judo, Kung Fu, Hapki Do, and Tae Kwon Do to create a well rounded individual. The advanced class is designed for participants with a Green Belt or higher. We are a family oriented organization and encourage families to sign up together. Registration Number 343043 General Registration Form
Fee: $ 50 resident $ 60 nonresident Instructor: Pam Hinkle;
[email protected] Judo is both a martial art & Olympic sport. Participants may train for tournaments or simply enjoy fitness & skill development. Registration Number 343041 General Registration Form
Middletown Kids Health & Safety Day Middletown Health
Sponsored by
Middletown Recreation Division
Middletown Police
Middletown Fire Departments
Saturday May 19th 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Bring your family & enjoy a day of information entertainment, and fun! Kiwanis Club of Middletown Bicycle Safety Rodeo
Bike safety check
Free helmets - first come first serve for those who bring their bicycle for a bike safety check
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YOUTH VOLLEYBALL CAMP
BRIXOLOGY
Ages 12 - 15 Residents Only
Ages 6 -11
Days: Monday - Friday
Days:
Dates: Week 4 - July 16 - 20
Dates: June 18 - 22
Monday – Friday
Times: 9:00 - 11:30 am
Week 6- July 30 - August 3 Time:: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Site:
Snow School
Site: Middletown High School
Fee:
$139 resident
Fee: $ 80 a week Instructor: Coach Kelvin Jones
beginning of the week will be put into play during games played at the
Brixology Camp sets the foundation for our next generation of makers! Kids learn about different types of engineering and then team up to construct a different engineering-themed project using LEGO™ bricks. They learn about aerospace engineering while assembling a space station. They explore mechanical engineering and That’s not all, from carnival rides to drawing machines, mechanical animals to truss bridges, your future engineer will build upon their creativity to solve real-world design challenges.
end of each week. Proper dress shorts, t-shirt, sneakers, & water bottle.
Registration Number 133114
We will introduce you to the game of volleyball and prepare you for volleyball at the high school level. You will learn the fundamentals of the game including introduction to each position, techniques utilized in each position, and proper rotation on the court. Skills taught at the
Registration Number 123130
General Registration Form
General Registration Form
CRAZY CHEMWORKS
SKYHAWKS - MINI HAWKS
Ages 6 -11
Ages 4 to 6
Days:
Days: Monday - Friday Dates: June 18 - June 22
Dates: June 18 - 22
Monday – Friday
Time: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Times: 12:30 - 3:00 pm
Site:
WWMS Front Lawn
Site:
Snow School
Fee:
$119 resident $129 nonresident
Fee:
$139 resident
Mini-Hawk helps participants explore baseball, soccer and basketball. There is no pressure, just lots of fun! Young athletes participate through unique Skyhawk's games. Our coaches are committed to helping children start off on the right foot as they take their first steps into athletics. Registration Number 133114
$149 nonresident
$149 nonresident
You will learn about the tools scientists use in their labs. Atoms, molecules, and reactions; acids, bases; and fluorescence and phosphorescence. You will examine and investigate super sticky things by exploring suction, hydrogen bonding, and static cling and see some very cool dry ice demonstrations! The best part is that each day we’ll be able to continue the science fun at home with our very own labware take-homes!
General Registration Form
SKYHAWKS - MULTI SPORT
Registration Number 133114
General Registration Form
Ages 6 - 11 Days: Monday - Friday
BRIXOLOGY & CRAZY CHEMWORKS
Dates: June 18 - 22
Ages 6 -11
Time: 9 am - 3 pm
Days:
Site: Pat Kidney Fee: $139 resident
Monday – Friday
Dates: June 18 - 22
$149 nonresident
Times: 9:00am - 3:00 pm
Programs are designed for the all-around player interested in several sports or for the beginning player desiring to learn a
Site:
Snow School
variety of sports. The programs usually consist of soccer, flag
Fee:
$258 resident
football, baseball & basketball. This fast-paced program is designed to teach the fundamentals of these sports in a fun
All day program with a combination of both programs above.
and enjoyable atmosphere.
Registration Number 133114
Registration Number 133114
General Registration Form
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$268 nonresident
INTERMEDIATE BASKETBALL
HOOPS AND MORE Ages 8 - 15 Resident Only
Ages 11- 14 June 25 - 29
Days: Fridays Dates: January 5 - March 23 Time: 6:00 - 9:00 pm Site: Macdonough School Gym and Café Basketball drills, games, dance, table & board games. Registration Number 115040
July
General Registration Form
Instructor: Coach Ricky Privott
OUTREACH ADVENTURES BUS TRIPS
Camp will provide skills, drills and basketball games. Participants should wear sneakers, shorts and bring snacks and drinks.
2- 6
Time: 9 am-12 pm Site: Middletown High School Fee: $ 45 resident $ 55 nonresident
Ages 8 - 15 Resident only Saturdays February 17 Metro Movies March 24 Roller Magic April 28 Bowl - O - Rama Fee: $3.00 Transportation is available at the following bus stops for out of town trips only. Daddario Road, Maplewood Terrace, Traverse Square, & Macdonough School. Bus Times need to be determined.
Registration Number 133334 General Registration Form
SPRING BASKETBALL Ages 7 - 13 Days: Fridays Dates: April 20 - May 25 Time:: 5:30 - 7:00 pm Site: Woodrow Wilson Middle School Gym Fee: $ 40 resident
Registration Number 115041 General Registration Form
$ 50 nonresident Each participant will receive a t-shirt.
INSTRUCTIONAL BASKETBALL
Registration Number 132103 - 02 Boys
Ages 5 - 10
132103 - 03 Girls
June 25 - 29
General Registration Form
July 30 - August 3 Time: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Site: Keigwin Middle School Fee: $ 45 resident $ 55 nonresident Instructor: Kelvin Jones Learn dribbling, passing, shooting and other drills. Registration Number 133333 General Registration Form
RAY BARNES SUMMER BASKETBALL Dates: June 18 - July 26 Division A: Ages 7 – 9 Days: Monday 5:00 - 7:00 pm Division B: Ages 10 - 15 Days: Tuesdays & Thursdays 5:00 - 7:00 pm Site: MHS Fee: $10 resident only Teams will be created by the Recreation Division Registration Number 115010 General Registration Form 31
ART VENTURES FOR KIDS
WINTER RECESS YOUTH DAY CAMP
Ages 6 - 9 Session 1 Monday - Friday June 18 - June 22 Time:: 9 am - 12:00 pm Session 2 Monday - Friday July 16 - July 20 Time:: 9 am - 12:00 pm Snow School Art Room Fee: $ 139 resident $ 144 nonresident Art Ventures is a mobile creative art enrichment provider who has inspired thousands of imaginations over the past 8 years. Art Ventures believes that creative thinkers will “rule the world”. Children who learn to use both the left and right sides of their brains become self-directed in their life-long learning adventure. Their futures will be bright & wonder-filled.
Grades K - 8 Resident Only Tuesday February 20 Wednesday February 21 Time: 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Site: Keigwin Middle School Fee: $24 per day No bus transportation Enjoy a day of games, arts & crafts, and more! We will be taking one field trip on Wednesday February 21 to Bowl-O-Rama in Newington with pizza for lunch. Registration Number 112020 Youth Day Camp Registration Form Page 10
SPRING RECESS YOUTH DAY CAMP
Registration Number 118160
Grades: K-8 Resident Only Monday - Friday April 16 - 20 Time: 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Site: Spencer School Fee: $ 120 for all 5 days A week filled with arts and crafts, games and sports. Bring your own lunch, snacks and drinks please. Field Trips: Tuesday April 17 Connecticut Science Center Thursday April 19 Metro Movies Registration Number 112020 Youth Day Camp Registration Number Form Page 10
General Registration Form
RECREATIONAL SWIM All Ages Resident Only
Sundays January 7 - March 18 Time:: 1:30 - 3:30 pm Site: WWMS Pool Fees: $2 Ages 3 -17 $4 Ages 18 -59 Free Seniors 60+ Resident Veterans Pool Passes from 2017 will be accepted or pay at the door. Children 12 years and younger must be accompanied by an adult 18 years or older. Only U.S. Coast Guard approved flotation devices.
BOWLING
7 ON 7 SPRING FLAG FOOTBALL
Ages: 7 - 9 Ages 10 - 14 Days: Saturdays Dates: April 21 - May 26 Time:: 9:00am - 11:00am Site: Snow School Fee: $40 resident $50 nonresident This flag football league will offer basic instructions to football. Teams will be created based on participation. Registration Number 132122 General Registration Form
Ages 6 + Saturday April 14 Arrival Time: 10:15 am Bowling:
10:30 am
Lunch:
12:00 pm Pizza & Chips
Site: Bowl-O-Rama
2143 Berlin Turnpike Newington
Bowl two games with bumpers and lunch Fee: $10 resident
$15 nonresident
Registration Number 114040 32
General Registration Form
Friends & Fun Inclusion Programs
SATURDAY MORNING FUN Ages 8 - 21
SOUL FRIENDS
Dates: February 3
Ages 8 - 21
April 7
In take session Monday March 19 at 6:00 pm
Time: 9:30 am - 12:30 pm
Class Dates: March 26 April 2 9 23 and 30 Time: 6:00 - 6:45 pm
Senior and Community Center
Site: Senior and Community Center Fee per Session: $ 60 resident $ 70 nonresident Soul Friends, Inc. is a nonprofit with a mission to provide innovative clinical and educational programs that promote the healing benefits of the human animal bond and nature therapy for at-risk children. In the last ten years, Soul Friends has served over 5,500 children across the state. Services include the integration of nature and a dog in individual and group settings for children impacted by grief, trauma, loss and/or social-emotional challenges. Registration No.: 114020 General Registration Form
Come enjoy this respite program with lots
Fee : $5 resident $10 nonresident games, crafts, lunch and a lot of fun!! Registration Number 114060 General Registration Form
SATURDAY LUNCH DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET Ages 16+ May 5
LIFE SKILLS COOKING
June 2
Ages 15 - 25
Meet at the rear entrance to Main Street Market at 11:30 am. We will have lunch and shop. Please bring money to cover what you would like to buy today. Pick up 2:00 pm.
Fridays Time: 5:30 - 7:30 pm Site: Keigwin Middle School Fee : $10 resident
Registration Number 114060 General Registration Form
$15 nonresident
January 5 February 9 March 9 April 6
LIFE SKILLS BAKING
This program is intended for individuals who would benefit from one-to-one instruction. Participants will learn cooking skills that will aid them in becoming self-sufficient. We enjoy working together while classes will include set up, clean up, and dining in!
Ages 15 - 25
Registration Number 114090 General Registration Form
Site: Keigwin Middle School
Fridays Time: 5:30 - 7:30 pm Fee : $10 resident
METRO MOVIES TRIP
$15 nonresident
Ages 8+
January 26
TIME DEPENDS ON SHOW TIME Friday January 19 Approximately
February 23 5 pm
March 23
SATURDAY February 17 Approximately 11 am SATURDAY March 17
Thursday April 19 Approximately Fee : $ 7 resident
April 27
Approximately 11 am
This program is intended for individuals who would benefit from one-to-one instruction. Participants will learn baking skills that will aid in becoming self-sufficient. We enjoy working together, and make plenty to take home and share!
12 pm
$12 nonresident
Please meet in the theater lobby and look for Recreation staff.
Registration Number 114090
Bring additional money for snacks.
General Registration Form
Registration Number 114070 General Registration Form 33
SPOTLIGHT ON ABILITY UNIFIED THEATER♥ Grades 5 - 12
Rehearsals on Wednesdays 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm on Saturdays 10:00 am - 12:00 pm January only Now thru - February 3 Site: Keigwin Auditorium Show Dates: January 31 February 1 and February 2 7:00 pm Snow Date: February 3 at 2:00 at MHS Wrap Party: February 7th 5:30 - 8:00 Senior & Community Center Fee: Resident: $15 Registration fee Nonresident: $20 Registration fee Unified Theater is a student-driven initiative that facilitates inclusion of all students through performing arts. Let teens lead and let creativity rule. Unified Theaters partner with middle and high schools, train student leaders, and help them reach a successful final production. unifiedtheater.org Registration Number 114010 General Registration Form Come see our seventh annual show! It will be something to see!! We promise!!
SPOTLIGHT ON ABILITY UNIFIED THEATER♥ Fashion Show
We are thankful to
Friday February 2 at 6:30 pm
Civitan Club of Middletown for their continuous generous donations and support of our Friends and Fun Programs!
Grades 5 - 12 Practices on Wednesdays in January 5:00 - 6:00 pm Site: Keigwin Auditorium Fee: $ 5 resident $ 10 nonresident Registration Number 114010 General Registration Form
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CURIOUS CREATURES
FREE MOVIE NIGHT
All Ages Saturday April 7
All Ages Friday March 2
Time: 12:30 - 1:30 pm Site: Senior and Community Center Fee: $ 3 resident $ 8 nonresident Curious Creatures staff of exhibitors teach respect and appreciation for exotic and unusual animals. The presentation is hands on, interactive and includes fun interesting facts & stories about curious creatures.
Keigwin Auditorium 6:00 pm Arrival 6:30 pm Movie Starts First come first serve for seating. Metro Movies is donating the popcorn for tonight’s movie! No Preregistration Number required for this program.
Registration Number 312260 General Registration Form
FAMILY KICKBALL Ages 6 +
SEND A CHILD TO CAMP
Sundays
HELP US SAY YES TO EVERY CHILD WHO WANTS TO GO TO CAMP
Time: 2:00 - 3:00 pm Site: WWMS
Make a donation to our department to fund a child to go to camp next summer!
Fee: $ 5 resident family per session
March 11
Any amount makes a difference. Sending a child to camp for just one week ($80) will ensure that they engage in fun, productive, and safe activities during the summer . You can make a donation in one of following ways:
Let’s play some kickball and have fun as a family.
Mail us or drop off a check made out to “Middletown Recreation” . Cash donations may be made in the office
General Registration Form
Make a donation with a credit card over the phone or in our office ~ Registration Number 130000
SALT DOUGH ARTS AND CRAFTS
SPRING FIRST TEE GOLF CLINIC
$ 10 nonresident family per session January 21
Registration Number 314090
Resident only
All Ages Saturday March 10
Ages 7 - 16
Eggs for Easter
TPC River Highlands Cromwell
Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Equipment provided or bring your own.
Site: Senior & Community Center Dining Hall
Contact the First Tee of Connecticut
Fee : $ 5 resident $ 10 non resident
at 860.882.1660
Instructor: Kisha Michael
or Dean Wilborn at 860.638.4503 for more information.
You are presented with hardened salt dough shapes to paint, accent and transform into magnets, name banners, ornaments and more.
Registration Number
333123
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KIDS NIGHTS AT THE OBSERVATORY Aimed at elementary school Ages, but open to everyone. February 2, February 16, and March 2 at 7:00 pm April 6, April 20, and May 4 at 8:00 pm
Ages 8 - 88
Site: Van Vleck Observatory at Wesleyan, 96 Foss Hill Drive
Dates: Session 1
Free
January 11, 18 , 25 February 1 and 8 Dates: Session 2
Join us for kid friendly space related activities led by Wesleyan students, Including stargazing with the campus telescopes when it's clear. Every night has a different space related theme!
March 1, 8, 22, 29 and April 5 ( No class March 15) Days: Thursdays Time: 6:30 - 7:15 pm
The observatory will be closed during spring break, March 14th and 21st.
Site: Spencer School Fee: $ 45 resident $50 nonresident
MUSIC TOGETHER
Ever felt like drumming along to your favorite song on the car radio? Cardio Drumming is a class that combines great music with movement. The Drums Alive program is designed to be very inclusive and is a unique sensorimotor experience that appeals to many people who aren’t inspired by traditional sports or other group fitness activities. The aim of this class is to create a fun and inclusive environment where everyone families, individuals with and without disabilities, people of all Ages, shapes and sizes - can indulge in the joy of movement together and reap the physical, mental, social, and emotional benefits of physical activity.
Ages: Children Newborn to 5 years with parent or caregiver Thursdays 5:30 - 6:30 pm Winter Session January 11 - March 15 Thursdays Spring Session April 5 - June 14
No class April 19
Site: Senior & Community Center Instructor: Susan Freese Fees: $ 180 resident $ 200 nonresident
Registration Number 318110
$ 85 for additional siblings.
General Registration Form
Siblings under 8 months at time of Registration are free with older sibling Registration . Music Together® is an innovative, thoroughly researched approach to early childhood music education and is based on the premise that all children are inherently musical. Music Together is committed to helping families rediscover the pleasure and value of musical activity by providing children with new opportunities to experience and express themselves musically alongside their most important role models: their parents, caregivers and teachers.
HARVARD PILGRIM MIDDLETOWN HALF MARATHON AND LEGENDS 4-MILE
April 8 2018 Middletown Start Time: Kids 10:45 am Half & 4 Mile 11:30 am
Registration Number 133123 General Registration Form
The Harvard Pilgrim Middletown Half marathon starts and finishes on Middletown’s Main Street. Please register for the marathon at: http://marathonandahalf.com/Harvard-pilgrimmiddletown-half-marathon.html
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DROP-IN VOLLEYBALL Ages 18+
DANCING WITH FRIENDS Ages 18+
Wednesdays January 31 - March 21 NO class February 21 Time: 6:15 -8:45 pm Site: Snow School Gym Fee: $ 28 resident $ 35 nonresident Play is intermediate to advanced. Teams formed nightly. Registration Number 436010 General Registration Form
Mondays Dates: February 5 - March 12 No class on February 19 Fee: $ 24 resident $ 30 nonresident Time: 4:45 - 5:30 pm Site: Senior & Community Center Multi Purpose Room Instructor: Laura Maturo
DROP IN BILLIARDS
Exercising was never so much fun! Get dancing and moving with your friends for laughs and a good time.
Ages 21 + Fridays
Wear comfortable clothing.
February 23 April 6 May 18 Time:: 5:00 – 7:00 pm
Registration Number 428010 General Registration Form
ACRYLICS & APPETIZERS Ages 16+
Saturdays January 13
February 3
Fridays
February 10
February 24
March 23
March 10
April 7
June 1
April 28
Time: 5:30 - 7:30 pm Fee: $10 resident $15 nonresident Site: Senior & Community Center Dining Hall
10:00 am - 12:00pm Fee per Session: $ 5 resident $10 nonresident Senior & Community Center Game Room
Grab your closest friends and come paint with us! This new, cost friendly, and social event will leave you with a new masterpiece to take home at the end of the two hour session. Registration Number 429080 General Registration Form
Equipment available or bring your own. Registration Number 446120 General Registration Form
VISION BOARD Ages 14+ Saturday
SPRING ROWING
April 28 10:30 am - 12:00 pm
Ages 19+
Location: 61 Durant Terrace Second Floor
Dates to be announced in next brochure
Fee: $ 15 resident
John K. Smith Boat House at Harbor Park Middletown
$ 18 nonresident
The spring rowing session for experienced rowers only. Space is very limited so sign up as soon as rates are established. All rowers may need to rotate into the coxswain seat at some point during the spring. Coaching will be available each session. Weather and river height is sometimes an issue this time of year and workouts may be necessary. Registration Number 113160 General Registration Form
Instructor : Vanessa Parker Have you ever wanted to make a vision board but weren’t sure how to do it? Have you been feeling lost or that your dreams will never come true? If so, this workshop is for you. In this fun class, you will experience the powerful process of creating your own personal vision board and the techniques of visualization and manifesting your goals. Registration No.: 328200 General Registration Form
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SPRING RECREATIONAL GOLF Ages 14 + Sundays
GOLF Ages 50+ Mondays April 23 30 May 7 and 14 Make up date May 21 Time:: 10:00 - 11:00 am Fee per session: $ 35 resident $ 45 nonresident First two classes at Zoars Pond Field off Randolph Road Last two classes at Miner Hills Golf Course
Dates: April 22 - May 13 Make-up class May 30 Time: 5:00 - 6:00 pm $ 50 resident $ 60 nonresident Site: Miner Hills Golf Course This popular individualized golf class is great for all golfers who wish to learn or improve their game. The 4 week session is held at Miner Hills, Middletown’s only golf course. Taught by George Claffey, the resident professional and one of the World Golf Teacher’s Federation Top 100 Instructors. Includes instruction on all aspects of golf, video analysis and playing the course. For June - August sessions, see Summer 2018 brochure Registration Number 316041 General Registration Form
Instructor: George Claffey An opportunity for participants over 50 to learn the fundamentals of the game. Registration No.: 516041 General Registration
AQUA ZUMBA
Ages 14+
CONVERSATIONAL SIGN LANGUAGE
Sundays Session One Jan 7 - Feb 11 Session Two Feb 18 - March 11
Ages 16 + Days: Mondays Dates: March 5, 12, 19, 26 April 2 and 9 Time: 6:30 - 7:30 pm Site: Senior & Community Center Socialization Room
Time:: 12:45 - 1:30 pm Fee per session: $50 resident $60 nonresident Woodrow Wilson Middle School Pool Come join certified instructor Briana O’Leary for her Aqua Zumba classes! No experience required. Those
Fee:$ 60 resident $ 70 nonresident Learn Conversational Sign Language with Keith Vinci. Registration Number 324218 General Registration Form
looking to make a splash by adding a low impact, high energy aquatic exercise to their fitness routine.
Registration Number 313090 General Registration Form
JEFF THE PLANT GUY
ADULT BALLET
Ages 14+
Adults 16+ Fridays Six classes March 16 23 April 6 13 27 May 4 Time: 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Site: Senior & Community Center Multi Purpose Room Fee: $ 60 resident $ 70 nonresident Instructor: Emilee Alexander Great way to get exercise and stay in shape! An introduction class into the basics of ballet technique. No prior dance experience necessary! Attire: Whatever is comfortable and you can move easily in! Recommend wearing socks or ballet shoes.
Wednesday February 21 Raising Roses Wednesday April 25 Growing Tomatoes and Potatoes Time: 6:30 pm
Site: Senior & Community Center Socialization Room Fee: $ 5 resident $10 nonresident Pizza served with presentation & a great activity for families. Ages 16 & under must be accompanied by an adult. Registration Number 348090 General Registration Number Form
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ADULT EXERCISE
WATER FITNESS
Ages 18+ Thursdays Sessions January 4 - June 28 July 5 - December 27 No Class Dates: School Holidays & Snow Days Time: 6:45 pm-7:45 pm Site: Woodrow Wilson Middle School Gym & Pool Session Fee: $20 resident 18+ Resident 60 + Free $50 all nonresident Instructor: Shirley Milardo Exercise at your own pace! Registration Number 433020 (18+) 533020 (60+) General Registration Form
Ages 18+ Mondays & Thursdays Sessions: January 4 - June 28 July 2 - December 27 No Class Dates: School Holidays & Snow Days Time: 7:00 pm-8:00 pm Site: Woodrow Wilson Middle School Pool Session Fee: $20 resident 18+ Resident 60 + Free $50 all nonresident The constant resistance from the water creates a safe environment to focus on body conditioning. Expand your range of motion, breathe deeper and fuller, strengthen and balance muscle groups, and condition slow reflexes. Registration Number 433030 (18+) 533030 (60+) General Registration Form
CIRCUIT TRAINING Ages 18+ Mondays & Thursdays Sessions: January 4 - June 28 July 2 - December 27 No Class Dates: School Holidays & Snow Days Time: 6:15 pm - 7:00 pm OR 7:00 pm - 7:45 pm Site: Woodrow Wilson Middle School Weight Room Fee per Session: $20 resident 18+ Free resident 60+ $50 all nonresident Instructor: Doug Bransfield This is a circuit training program and is open to all levels. An instructor will monitor and suggest appropriate lifting techniques. No equipment is required. Registration Number 433010 (18+) 533010 (60+) General Registration Form
LAP SWIMMING Ages 18+ Mondays & Thursdays Sessions: January 4 -June 28 July 2 -December 27 No Class Dates: School Holidays & Snow Days Time: 8:00 pm-8:45 pm Site: Woodrow Wilson Middle School Pool Session Fee: $20 resident 18+ Resident 60 + Free $50 all nonresident Registration Number 433040 (18+) 533040 (60+) General Registration Form
BADMINTON Ages 18+ Thursdays Session: Now - June 7 No Class on School Holidays & Snow Days Time: 7:30 pm-9:30 pm Site: Woodrow Wilson Middle School Gym Instructor: Jim Homer Email:
[email protected] Fee : $35 resident $45 nonresident Players must provide own rackets.
MENS BASKETBALL LEAGUE Ages 23+ Days:
Thursdays only
Dates: April 5 – June 7 Games: 6 pm, 7 pm or 8 pm Site: Vinal Tech High School Individual Registration Number Fee: $15 Resident $20 Nonresident Team Fee $450.00
Registration Number 436030 General Registration Form
Contact Dean Wilborn at 860.638.4503 to register There is a minimum of five men per team and a maximum of ten. 39
ALL LEVELS YOGA No Experience Necessary
BLUE DRAGON JUDO 14+ Mondays & Wednesdays Sessions: January - March April - June Time: 7:30 - 9:00 No Class Dates: School Vacations & Snow Days Site: Woodrow Wilson Middle School Small Gym Fee:$ 50 resident $ 60 nonresident Instructor: Pam Hinkle;
[email protected] Judo is both a martial art & Olympic sport. Participants may train for tournaments or simply enjoy fitness & skill development.
Ages 16+ Days: Wednesdays
Session 1 January 3 January 10 January 17 January 24 January 31
Session 2 February 7
Registration Number 343041 General Registration Form
February 14 February 21 February 28
KUMSAJADO MARTIAL ARTS
March 7
14+ Thursdays
Session 3 March 14
Sessions: January - March April - June
March 21 March 28 April 4
Time: 6:00 - 8:30 pm No Class Dates: School Vacations & Snow Days Woodrow Wilson Middle School Gym Richard Conforti -
[email protected] Fee: $ 60 resident $ 70 nonresident
April 18
Fee: $ 50 Resident
$ 60 Nonresident
Time: 5:30 - 6:30 pm Site: Middletown Senior and Community Center Instructor: Suzan Sirois-Riesbeck, RYT Yoga for any level of practice: A well balanced mix of Yoga Poses, Breathing and Relaxation exercises to develop a stronger body and mind. This series is designed to reinvigorate your soul and strengthen the body mind connection. Modifications will be provided on an individual basis to personalize the practice to your capabilities. Registration Number : 328090 General Registration Form LEARN HOW TO MAKE A DREAM CATCHER Saturday April 28 Time: 1:00 - 3:30 pm Fee:
$18 resident each class
Instructor : Vanessa Parker
We combine Judo, Kung Fu, Hapki Do, and Tae Kwon Do to create a well rounded individual. The advanced class is designed for participants with a Green Belt or higher. We are a family oriented organization and encourage families to sign up together. Literally, Kum Saja Do means, “The way of the Golden Lion.”
Registration Number 343043 General Registration Form
Ages 14+
Site: Middletown Senior and Community Center
$23 nonresident each class
Includes all supplies
[email protected]
Learn to create your own dreamcatcher, a tradition in many Native American tribes. Your dream catcher is a representation of the four elements needed to support and nourish life: air, water, earth, and fire. The instructor will teach you the technique needed to form the entire dreamcatcher from the inner web, to adding the beads and ornamentation. The symbolic aspects & meaning of the dreamcatcher parts will be discussed as well. Each dreamcatcher is unique and a creative expression of your personality or feeling in the moment. Registration No.: 328210 General Registration 40 Form
WESLEYAN WALKING PROGRAM
SPACE NIGHTS AT THE OBSERVATORY Aimed at high school level and above, but all visitors are welcome.
Ages 50+ Middletown Residents Only
Every Wednesday night
Monday - Friday Time: 7:00 - 9:30 am
January 31 to May 2
During Wesleyan Spring Training: 8:30 am - 11:00 am Site: Wesleyan University Freeman Athletic Center Free unsupervised program. Walk at your own pace.
Time:8:00pm
Wear green walking pass at all Times. Facility availability may vary due to Wesleyan activities. Proof of age and residency is required.
The observatory will be closed during spring break, March 14th and 21st.
Site: Van Vleck Observatory at Wesleyan 96 Foss Hill Drive
Each Space Night starts with a half hour interactive presentation by a member of our department (astronomy majors, graduate students, or faculty) on some topic of space news or recent discoveries in astronomy, followed by observing through the telescopes when it's clear.
Thanks to Wesleyan for sponsoring this program! Registration Number 540400 General Registration Number Form
THE MILE CLUB AWARDS BREAKFAST
LEARN HOW TO CHA CHA CHA Beginner Level All Ages Mondays
Middletown Recreation and Community Services will have an Awards Breakfast on
Thursday April 12 at 9:00 am The Senior and Community Center Award pins for your walking pass lanyards will be provided and there will be coffee, juice, bars, and fruit.
February 5 - 26 Four classes
250 Mile Club: those who walk 250+ miles per year 500 Mile Club: those who walk 500 + miles per year 750 Mile Club: those who walk 750 + miles per year
Time: 7:00 - 8:00 pm Fee: $50 resident $60 nonresident Site: Senior and Community Center Multi-Purpose Room Instructor: Savio Cheng Minimum of 6 and maximum of 40 participants.
Please self record how many laps you walk at the Wesleyan University indoor and/or outdoor tracks. You can pick up a mileage chart in our office to help you log your progress. We realize that the indoor track is a little bit shorter than the outdoor track, please adjust your numbers accordingly. Let us know at the breakfast how far you have walked.
Come and dance the winter blues away and learn how to cha-cha-cha; Savio will teach the basic and some fun patterns of this dance.
TAI CHI
Savio has taught at various venues in CT and has performed all over New England.
18+
Registration Number 313090 General Registration Form
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LADY KATHERINE CRUISE 50+ Middletown Resident Only Nonrefundable Fee: $1.00 REGISTRATION BEGINS APRIL 2 Wednesday May 23
D.E.E.P. BOATING COURSE All Ages - Must be able to pass the written test. Session 1 Tuesday & Thursdays
Arrive at the Dock at Harbor Park at 9:30 am Boarding starts at 9:30am and will end at 9:50am to ensure a 10:00am departure.
March 13, 15 and 20 Time:: 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Session 2
Please SAVE your receipt! It is your boarding pass.
Tuesday & Thursdays May 8, 10 and 15
Participants with their boarding pass will be allowed to board the boat first, then those registered without their boarding pass and finally all waitlist participants may be able to board if there is still space. Cruise departs PROMPTLY at 10:00 am and returns at approximately 11:45pm. Sail the Connecticut River on the Lady Katherine. Coffee and pastries provided! The boat has three levels with a bathroom on the lower level. Registration Number 557010 General Registration Form
Time:: 6:00 - 9:00 pm Senior & Community Center Fee: $ 15 resident $ 20 nonresident This is a 10 hr. course taught by the CT DEEP Boating Division and fulfills the requirements for a State Boating Certificate and/or a Certificate of Personal Watercraft Operation. After successful completion the student can send in the application and the appropriate fee to obtain the certificate. Registration Number 348010 General Registration Form
COMPLETE STREETS COMMITTEE
MULTI-USE TRAILS All Ages April through November The trail starts on Middletown Street near Bradley Street intersection, south to Smith Street, East on Smith to Westlake Drive to just past Russett Park. There the trail crosses to the other side of Westlake Drive and continues as an off road trail along the Mattabesset River for another 2 miles, until it reaches Tuttle Place. From Tuttle Place, the trail loops back to the west along Tuttle Road, turns on Moss Glen, and reconnects with the main section of the off road trail.
The Complete Streets Committee works to provide better sidewalks, bike routes, and multiuse trails for safe walking and bicycling in Middletown. The most complete, consolidated, easy to access, and current information on Middletown bike trails and routes: http://thejonahcenter.org/?page_id=142
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FREE NATURE WALKS
FOR ALL AGES
Free nature walks with Beth Lapin, Ecotherapist. Wear hiking shoes and bring a light snack and water. Children under age 16 must attend with an adult 18+. Cancelled if inclement weather. Leashed dogs generally OK; check for specifics.
FEBRUARY NATURE WALK
APRIL NATURE WALK
Sunday February 4 Time: 10:00 am - 11:30 am
Sunday April 8 Time: 10:00 am - 11:30 am
Site: River Road, meet at Harbor Park, between restaurant and boat houses.
Site: Hubbard Brook Preserve at Maromas. Take Route 9 or Route 154 to Aircraft Road , exit 10 from Route 9.Follow Aircraft Rd about 2.5 miles, turn right onto River Road parking on left -1 mile from River Road/Aircraft Road.
GPS: 80 Harbor Drive Middletown, CT 06457 This is an easy hike, flat, paved, and plowed, along the Connecticut River, where we may see a bald eagle.
GPS: 3556 River Road Middletown, CT 06457
Registration Number 349060 General Registration Form
A level walk, that explores the 75-acre park protected by an easement from CL+P to CT Forest and Park Assoc. The Preserve offers protected habitat for plants and wildlife, with scenic vistas of the river.
MARCH NATURE WALK
Registration Number 349060 General Registration Form
Saturday March 10 Time: 10:00 am - 11:30 am Site: Long Hill Estate
MAY NATURE WALK
From Main & Washington Street intersection, travel 1.4 miles west of Route 66/Washington Street. Turn left on West Street, Walgreens is on the corner. At 0.8 miles, turn right onto Wadsworth Street Driveway to the Mansion is 0.2 mile on left.
Sunday May 6 Time: 10:00 am - 11:30 am Site: Guida Farm Conservation Area Route 17 south then the first left after Dooley Pond onto Round Hill Road. After 0.5 miles, at stop sign at the intersection with Coleman and Round Hill, turn right into parking lot.
GPS: 421 Wadsworth Street Middletown, CT 06457 This is a mostly level loop walk through the park, looking at both Little and Big Falls.
GPS: 300 Round Hill Road Middletown, CT 06457 On modulating trails, we will explore this 100-acre area protected by the city and Middlesex Land Trust.
Registration Number 349060 General Registration Form
Registration Number 349060 General Registration Form
MIDDLETOWN IN MOTION A series of short walks through downtown Middletown. Walking is a terrific aerobic exercise. The downtown walk begins at the Police Station and consists of the 1 mile “Downtown Loop,” accessible for wheelchairs & strollers. The “River Route” is a 1/2 mile extension of the “Downtown Loop,” and is wheelchair accessible. The North End Walk begins at Macdonough School & is comprised of Liberty St &. Pearl St. loops. Maps available: Municipal Building 245 DeKoven
Middletown Police Department 222 Main Street
Senior & Community Center Senior & Community Center
Select downtown and North End merchants
http://www.cityofmiddletown.com/filestorage/117/121/149/Downtown_Route.PDF http://www.cityofmiddletown.com/filestorage/117/121/149/North_End_Route.PDF 43
NEW YORK CITY FOOD & MARKETS TOUR
THE BOSTON FLOWER & GARDEN SHOW
Saturday March 24
Saturday, March 17
Fee: $ 75
Fee $ 90
Food not included
New York City is home to a smorgasbord of cultures and the incredible culinary traditions that have been tantalizing the palates of native New Yorkers. What better way to experience NYC than by walking its streets and by “noshing” (sampling) your way through the affordable culinary treats that are readily available? Weave your way through a combination of Asian, Italian, Jewish, Middle Eastern, Eastern European and American bakeries, delicatessens, pizzerias, bagel, bialy and knish shops, gourmet donut shops, vintage candy shops, pasta makers, meat markets, street vendors and much more! We eat “on the go” and sample as many culinary delights as possible — why spend precious time seated in restaurants? The best way to learn about this incredible city is to walk, taste, smell and best of all, sample, its iconic foods in the native New Yorker’s natural habitat — the streets of New York! You will experience the culinary traditions and history that form the backdrop for many of these fabulous edible treats. Registration Number 331417 General Registration Form
Enjoy the Flower Show & St. Patrick’s Day in Boston The Boston Flower & Garden Show is the biggest horticultural happening in Boston that will provide the tools and inspiration to kick off the season in style. The show will be the best gathering place for all the professionals related to Horticulture and for those who loves flowers and plants, gardens and landscape design. Tour Highlights include: Admission to the Boston Flower & Garden Show At the Seaport World Trade Center on Boston’s Waterfront. Join us for this celebration of multi-hued magic as garden designers, floral arrangers, and amateur horticulturalists explore the mystical joys of the spring landscape. Top garden writers, industry experts and creative local chefs will share ideas and inspiration while the diverse and lively garden marketplace offers a treasure trove of plants and hundreds of the newest gardening products to kick off our own spring transformations. Leisure time for shopping at Quincy Market, Newbury Street, Copley Place and Downtown Crossing. Registration Number 331417
BOSTON RED SOX OPENING DAY AT FENWAY
General Registration Form
Thursday April 5 Tampa Bay Rays vs Boston Red Sox
9/11 MUSEUM 9/11 MEMORIAL
Fee $ 150
ONE WORLD OBSERVATORY
Game Ticket Grandstand Seating in Section 7 Once tickets are confirmed, they cannot be refunded or exchanged per Fenway Park policy. Neither smoking nor alcohol is permitted on board the bus at any time.
Saturday April 21 Fee: $ 140 One World Observatory
Tickets will be distributed on game day. Registration Number 331417
Experience 3 levels of innovation and inspiration
General Registration Form
BOSTON RED SOX VS NY YANKEES Sunday July 1 This is the ONLY weekend that the Red Sox will visit Yankee Stadium during the 2018 season. Game time to be determined Fee $ 260 Includes motorcoach transportation & Audi Suite indoor seating. Enjoy elegant indoor seating, sweeping views of the playing field Through floor-to-ceiling windows. In keeping with the living museum that is Yankee Stadium, images of Yankee greats adorn the club as do Sony high-definition televisions. Performance cooking stations and a magnificent dessert station complete this all you can eat gourmet dining experience. Tickets will be distributed on game day. Registration Number 331417
Start by ascending to the top of the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere in less than sixty seconds, then look toward the horizon and feel the city’s invincible spirit. Immersive, floor to ceiling LED technology invites Guests to experience a virtual time-lapse that recreates the development of New York’s City skyline from the 1500s to the present day. On the 100th floor of the Observatory, Guests will experience expansive, 360 degree views in all directions, taking in the iconic sights, surrounding waters and panoramic views of the city and beyond. The 9/11 Memorial Honoring the lives of those who were lost is at the heart of the 9/11 Memorial Mission. Occupying eight of the 16-acres at the World Trade Center, the Memorial is a tribute to the past and a place of hope for the future. The names of every person who died in the terrorist attacks of February 26, 1993 and September 11, 2001 are inscribed in bronze around the twin memorial pools. The 9/11 Memorial Museum honors the memory of those killed in the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 and the February 26, 1993 World Trade Center bombing. In doing so, it aspires to educate the millions of people expected to visit the World Trade Center each Year in hopes of building a better future. A historical exhibition tells the story of what, including the events of The World Trade Center and the Pentagon and the story of Flight 93.
Registration Number 331417
General Registration Form
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INTREPID & ENTERPRISE Saturday April 28 Fee: $ 120 One of the most successful ships in U.S. history is now one of the most unique attractions in New York City. Building on the long and distinguished history of the aircraft carrier USS Intrepid, the Museum provides a glimpse back to a time when the future of the free world hinged on these ships. The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum Located on the West Side of Manhattan, the Intrepid showcases the World War II Aircraft carrier USS Intrepid, the submarine USS Growler and a Concorde supersonic airplane. The Intrepid is also host to OSO Manhattan, a USMC recruiting station. Space Shuttle Pavilion Within the Pavilion, Enterprise sits just 10 feet off the ground, allowing visitors to walk directly underneath this historic artifact. Striking images, descriptive texts, dramatic lighting and immersive video experiences reveal the space shuttle orbiter as both experimental space plane and space ship and a vehicle that enables a greater understanding of science and technology. Time: Square to conclude your day. “Time: Square was named for the Time: Building where the New York Time: was formerly headquartered. Time: Square has become an illustrious landmark and a symbol of New York City. It has been a popular NY attraction for over a century. Registration Number 331417 General Registration Form
BRONX ZOO Saturday October 20 Fee: $ 90 $ 80 Children 3 - 12
Are you 60 years or older? Have you registered with Senior Services? Please come visit us at 61 Durant Terrace and receive information about our programming geared towards seniors.
Reserve a Day with Nature Open in 1899, The Bronx Zoo is the flagship of the largest network of metropolitan zoos in the country. It is the heart of the Wildlife Conservation Society. The Bronx Zoo is the largest metropolitan zoo in the world and the largest in North America with some 6000 animals representing about 650 species from around the world. The Zoo comprises 265 acres of park land and naturalistic habitats, through which The Bronx River flows. There is no other zoo in the world that offers the diversity and superb viewing that you will find here. Since 1895, the Wildlife Conservation Society has worked to save wildlife and wild lands throughout the world. Experience Everything Total Experience Ticket (TEX) includes the best special exhibits and attractions that The Zoo has to offer. Admission to the Bronx Zoo including the “TEX” Package Congo Gorilla Forest, Butterfly Zone, Children’s Zoo, and Bengali Express Monorail.
COMMUNITY MUSIC,ARTS & CRAFTS FESTIVAL
Save the Date! June 16, 2018 This event will be held at Harbor Park in coordination with Middletown Commission on the Arts/City Arts Office Middletown Recreation and Community Services Middletown Symphonic Band There will be fun for all. Interested Art or Craft vendors may contact
Registration Number 331417
[email protected].
General Registration Form
More information to come. 45
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Take Note: Recycling Changes at a Glance Bottle Caps should be left on the bottles for recycling. NO loose bottle caps. Pizza Boxes are recyclable now with no food or liners. Shredded paper is NOT recyclable. Dust from the paper causes health problems in the facilities. Plastic bags and plastic film are NOT recyclable in your curbside bin. These should be brought back to the grocery stores. 47
Middletown Heritage Trail The Heritage Trail can be explored on foot or bicycle either in its entirety or one or two panels at a time. The trail’s
introduction is located next to the Middletown Police Station at 222 Main Street, where four large panels give an overview of the city’s past. With 20 stations sited at various landmarks throughout the city’s downtown, this historic walking tour provides the city’s first permanent exploration of Middletown’s illustrious and diverse past.
“ Middletown I think is the most beautiful Town of all…” John Adams, 1771 HARBOR PARK ICE RINK
SLEDDING Sledding is permitted at Veteran’s Memorial Park when snow permits. Supervision is not provided. Sledding takes place at your own risk.
WILL OPEN EARLY FEBRAURY WEEKEND PUBLIC SKATE AVAILABLE MORE INFORMATION TO FOLLOW
ICE SKATING Skating is permitted at Butternut Hollow, Swales Pond, and Ravine Park when weather and ice permit. Evening lights are provided at Butternut Hollow until 9 pm. Supervision is not provided; ice skating takes place at your own risk. Call the Parks Department at 860.638.4520 for ice conditions.
Photography Contest Theme : “Capture the Spirit, Beauty and Character of Middletown” Middletown Resident Only Age Groups: 12 - 17, 18+
1st place prize: $ 10 Gift Card and the picture will appear in our next brochure and on our Facebook page.
2nd place prize: $ 5 Gift Card and the picture will appear in our next brochure and on our Facebook page.
Must be captured in Middletown within the last 12 months by the entrant. Photo must be original work of entrant.
One entry per contest per person. Amateurs only (never been paid for your work).
Any camera or cell phone can be used. Photos cannot contain any trademarks, brands, logos or copywrited material.
Color or Black & White (max 10MB) jpg, png or bmp only.
A panel of judges will review and make judgments based on general appeal, originality, composition and artistic merit.
Submit your picture as a digital image to
[email protected] or as a 5x7 glossy print to: Senior & Community Center, 61 Durant Terrace,
Winner - Theme: Pets Photo Credit: Mia Kriksciun
Next Photography Contest Due by March 15, 2018 Judged approximately March 31, 2018 Registration Number # 519100
Must register online, via mail, or at The Senior & Community Center
General Registration Form
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