Winter Recreation Connection 1.9.26

WINTER 2026 RESIDENT REGISTRATION BEGINS TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9 AT NOON NON-RESIDENT REGISTRATION BEGINS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11 AT NOON REGISTRATION INFO….4 TABLE OF CONTENTS...3 VISIT BIPARKS.ORG TO REGISTER

WINTER 2026

Dear Bainbridge Island Community, Welcome to our first fully digital Recreation Connection!

We’re excited to make it easier than ever to explore your favorite programs, classes, and events—all in one convenient online format.

You can enjoy the catalog delivered straight to your inbox, flip through the interactive pages, click directly to register, and print the pages you want. Going digital helps us reduce paper waste and printing costs while supporting our community’s climate action goals—all without changing the great content you love.

As we enter the winter season and look ahead to a new year, I want to take a moment to reflect on the progress we’ve made together and share a glimpse of what’s ahead.

In 2025, our planning team has been out in the community gathering input for the 2026 Comprehensive Plan Update. I want to thank everyone who took part in shaping this important plan. Your feedback and ideas continue to guide our priorities and strengthen our parks and programs for years to come. Check out our project webpage, BIParks.org/Comprehensive-Planning, for updates and ways to stay engaged as we move to finalize the plan in February 2026.

We’re also making steady progress on several important projects. In partnership with the City of Bainbridge Island, we’re developing our Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Transition Plan to help identify where and when accessibility improvements are needed.

Phase 1—our initial assessment—is now complete, and we’re moving into Phase 2, which focuses on completing a full inventory and prioritizing improvements to make our parks and facilities more accessible to all.

At the Aquatic Center, Phase 2 of the Ray Williamson Pool renovation is currently out to bid, with construction expected to begin this spring. This project upgrades critical systems, improves safety, and ensures the pool can continue meeting the needs of our growing community. Phase 2 closures are expected to begin in spring 2026 and are projected to last through fall/winter 2026. When complete, these improvements will extend the life of the facility by at least 20 years, keeping it a vital community resource for years to come.

Also on the horizon: a new restroom at Battle Point Park, the Battle Point Park pickleball court conversion bringing the dedicated pickleball court count to 12 courts, ready by spring, and exciting progress at Pritchard Park, where the Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial Association is working toward a new interpretive center for the National Park site.

As we move through the colder months, please remember to stay connected for updates on the pool, BIRC, and recreation activities during periods of inclement weather. If we need to adjust services due to power outages, snow, or other disruptions, updates will be shared through email, our website, and social media.

Thank you for your continued support—and for being such an active part of what makes Bainbridge Island a wonderful place to live, play, and explore.

See you out there,

Dan Hamlin Executive Director Bainbridge Island Metro Park & Recreation District

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Recreation Connection is Going Digital!

Understanding the Activity Table:

Find all your favorite programs, classes, and community events— now easier to explore than ever.

Ages. Class Description.

Location Date, or Date Range Day of Week

ACTIVITY NAME

DISTRICT NEWS & UPDATES

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND RECREATION CENTER

Director’s Letter.......................................................... 2 Registration Information............................................ 4 Park District Job Fair.................................................. 5 Battle of the Paddle................................................... 6 Japanese American Exclusion Memorial.................. 7 MLK Day of Service ................................................ 51 Winter Work Parties ............................................... 52 Parks & Trails Foundation 50th Mile........................ 53 Bainbridge Island Parks site map ........................... 54 Program Sites, Contact Information and Hours & Closures .................................................... 55

Membership........................................................23-24 Personal Training...................................................... 25 Yoga and Pilates...................................................... 26 Private Tennis and Pickleball Lessons..................... 27

AFTER-SCHOOL & NO-SCHOOL FUN After-school & No-school.......................................8-9

AQUATIC CENTER

CANINE Adult......................................................................... 28

Start Time-End Time

Cost

Activity #

OUTDOOR Youth & Adult........................................................... 36

MOUNTAIN BIKING Youth........................................................................ 37 Youth and Adult....................................................... 38

POTTERY

CLIMBING

Youth........................................................................ 39 Youth and Adult..................................................39-41 Adult......................................................................... 41

Youth........................................................................ 29 Adult......................................................................... 29

SPORTS

ENRICHMENT Youth........................................................................ 30 Adult......................................................................... 31

FITNESS

Admission Fees and Aquatic Center Information..........................................................10-12 Water Exercise......................................................... 13 Swim Lessons.....................................................14-16 Training Certifications & Courses............................ 17

Youth........................................................................ 32 Youth and Adult..................................................32-34 Adult......................................................................... 34

ARTS & CRAFTS

HIKING & WALKS

Youth........................................................................ 19 Youth and Adult..................................................19-20 Adult....................................................................20-22

Adult......................................................................... 35

Youth Gymnastics ..............................................42-43 Youth Martial Arts................................................... 44 Youth Soccer.......................................................44-45 Youth Volleyball ...................................................... 45 Adult Softball........................................................... 45

TEEN CENTER Hours and Information............................................. 46

TENNIS & PICKLEBALL Youth Pickleball........................................................ 47 Adult Pickleball...................................................47-48 Youth Tennis........................................................48-49 Adult Tennis............................................................. 50

REFUND POLICY Refunds will be issued as a credit to your credit card or as a check to the address on your account. Please note that check refunds can take two to four weeks to process.

• Programs canceled by the Park District will receive a full refund.

• We cannot grant refunds for requests made after the program begins.

Unless a doctor’s note is received for injury or illness, the following refund policy applies: • Cancellations or transfers made through our online registration system, by phone, or in person at least eight days prior to the start of the program will be approved, minus a $10 non-refundable service charge. The eight-day period includes the day the class begins. For example, if a program starts on November 8, the requester must submit the refund request no later than November 1.

Registration.............4 Parks Map.............. 54 Office Info, Facility Locations, Contacts, Extreme Weather Policy and Holiday Closures, please see page 55 WINTER 2026 | 3

HOW TO REGISTER REGISTRATION FOR RESIDENTS: Tuesday, December 9 at 12:00p REGISTRATION FOR NON-RESIDENTS: Thursday, December 11 at 12:00p

ONLINE AT BIPARKS.ORG

PHONE IN

Register any time of day! Your registration is processed immediately, and you can print your confirmation and receipt. Online registration is by far the best way of getting the classes you want. You will need your username and password to complete the registration process. If you can’t remember your account information, click forgot password or call the customer service desk at least one day before registration begins at 206-842-2302.

Give us a call at 206-842-2302 or 206-842-5661 Please note that on registration day, we do experience high volumes of calls. Please be patient with our customer service staff.

Non-residents: Non-residents are welcome! Fees listed in the catalog are resident and membership prices. A $10 non-resident fee applies per class.

BIRC Location Fees: Classes and programs held at the Bainbridge Island Recreation Center (BIRC) list member fee. Non-member rates also apply.

Beginning in 2026, Bainbridge Island Metro Park & Recreation District will no longer accept cash payments.

CONTRACTOR CLASSES Contractor classes are programs offered through agreements with independent businesses or instructors who provide specialized instructional services. These contractors are responsible for their own staff, curriculum, insurance, licensing, and compliance with any Park District requirements. In this catalog, contractor-led classes are clearly marked with “CONTRACTOR” at the end of the class description.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE Program Discounts: The Park District partners with Helpline House to make participation in our programs accessible to residents with limited resources. Full or partial fee scholarships are available for most Park District recreation activities, programs and memberships for qualified families and individuals. To apply, contact Helpline House at 206-842-7621.

IFS Waiver Assistance Program: Developmental Disabilities Administration, with assistance from the WA State Department of Social and Health Services, offers Individual and Family Services (IFS) Basic Plus or Core Waivers for individuals who require waiver services to remain in the family home. While the Park District does not contract directly with the state for these waivers, we have established a program within the same parameters.

For either assistance program, please give at least two weeks’ advance notice to the case manager so they can process the request before registration. Most programs take one to two weeks, depending on the program or activity.

INCLUSION/ACCESSIBILITY TO PROGRAMS & FACILITIES The Park District strives to provide opportunities for people of all abilities to participate and interact in recreational activities with dignity. To that end, the Park District seeks to make reasonable accommodations to its policies, procedures, and programs to assist individuals with special needs in participating in Park District activities, programs, and services. Although the Park District will make every reasonable effort to meet specific needs, unfortunately, not all accommodation requests can be granted. The Park District evaluates each request on a case-by-case basis.

How to get started: • Register for the classes or activities in which you wish to participate. Please ensure that you meet the program requirements to register for the activity. For example, you are the appropriate age and meet the prerequisites.

• During registration, please select, “yes” when asked, does the individual participating in the activity request an accommodation(s); if yes is selected, a Park District staff member will reach out directly for more information. Those requesting an accommodation can also reach out to info@biparks.org to request an accommodation. The Park District requests two weeks’ notice before the first activity date to determine whether reasonable accommodation is possible.

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2026

JOB FAIR Art aND

Day

Center

Rec

Programs

Monday, April 20 from 2-5:30p Seeking a job for the spring, summer or fall? Come and learn what positions are available with the Bainbridge Island Metro Park & Recreation District. We will have staff available to answer any questions. Come Join Our Team!

Bainbridge Island Aquatic Center

8521 Madison Avenue Bainbridge Island, WA 98110

biparks.org | 206-842-2302 WINTER 2026 | 5

March 6-8, 2026 Men's Doubles Friday - March 6 Mixed Doubles Saturday - March 7 Women's & Youth Doubles Sunday - March 8

For tournament information and registration scan here: Or visit pickleballtournaments.com Hosted at the

Register for Pre-Tournament Practice Sessions at biparks.org or scan here:

Bainbridge Island Recreation Center

biparks.org | 206.842.5661 | 11700 Meadowmeer CIrcle, Bainbridge Island WA 98110 6 | WINTER 2026

JAPANESE AMERICAN EXCLUSION MEMORIAL Day of Remembrance Stewardship Event

Thursday, Feb. 19 10 AM-12 PM LEARN MORE

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AFTER-SCHOOL & NO-SCHOOL FUN MID-WINTER BREAK EXPLORERS CAMP STARLIGHT & SNOWFLAKES 2/17 COSMIC SNOWFLAKES

Ages 6-12. We’ll kick off camp by combining the magic of snow and stars! Campers will create glow-in-the-dark snowflake art, design their own constellations, and explore how snow and space are more connected than they seem. Aquatic Center 2/17 T 9:00a-3:00p $80 8161

2/17 BEFORE & AFTER CAMP CARE

Ages 6-12. Do you need flex time drop-off or pick up for the Explorer’s Camp?

This flex time program allows you to drop-off and/or pick up your child prior to or after regular camp hours for a minimal fee. Open time or activities will be provided during these flex times. Mornings 8-9a and afternoons 3-5p. MUST BE REGISTERED IN THE SAME DAY OF EXPLORER CAMP. Aquatic Center 2/17 T 8:00-9:00a, 3:00-5:00p $40 8299

2/18 GLOW GALAXY

Ages 6-12. Today is all about glowing fun! Under blacklights, we’ll launch into outer space with galaxy-themed crafts, glowing slime, and interactive light games that make the dark shine bright. Aquatic Center 2/18 W 9:00a-3:00p $80 8161

2/18 BEFORE & AFTER CAMP CARE

Ages 6-12. Do you need flex time drop-off or pick up for the Explorer’s Camp?

This flex time program allows you to drop-off and/or pick up your child prior to or after regular camp hours for a minimal fee. Open time or activities will be provided during these flex times. Mornings 8-9a and afternoons 3-5p. MUST BE REGISTERED IN THE SAME DAY OF EXPLORER CAMP. Aquatic Center 2/18 W 8:00-9:00a, 3:00p-5:00p $40 8299

2/19 STARLIGHT SCIENCE

Ages 6-12. Campers become glowing scientists as they dive into hands-on experiments that light up! From glowing potions to mini rocket reactions, we’ll explore the science behind stars, snow, and all things that shimmer in the night.

Aquatic Center 2/19 Th 9:00a-3:00p $80 8161

2/19 BEFORE & AFTER CAMP CARE

Ages 6-12. Do you need flex time drop-off or pick up for the Explorer’s Camp?

This flex time program allows you to drop-off and/or pick up your child prior to or after regular camp hours for a minimal fee. Open time or activities will be provided during these flex times. Mornings 8-9a and afternoons 3-5p. MUST BE REGISTERED IN THE SAME DAY OF EXPLORER CAMP. Aquatic Center 2/19 Th 8:00-9:00a, 3:00p-5:00p $40 8299

2/20 WINTER LIGHTS CELEBRATION

Ages 6-12. We’ll wrap up camp with a glowing celebration! Campers will build their own winter luminaries, enjoy blacklight dance games, and take home a glowing souvenir to keep the light shining all winter long. Aquatic Center 2/20 F 9:00a-3:00p $80 8161

2/20 BEFORE & AFTER CAMP CARE

Ages 6-12. Do you need flex time drop-off or pick up for the Explorer’s Camp?

This flex time program allows you to drop-off and/or pick up your child prior to or after regular camp hours for a minimal fee. Open time or activities will be provided during these flex times. Mornings 8-9a and afternoons 3-5p. MUST BE REGISTERED IN THE SAME DAY OF EXPLORER CAMP. Aquatic Center 2/20 F 8:00-9:00a, 3:00-5:00p $40 8299

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AFTER-SCHOOL & NO-SCHOOL FUN SPRING BREAK EXPLORERS CAMP SPRING INTO ADVENTURE! 4/6 NATURE EXPLORERS

Ages 6-12. Kick off the week with an outdoor adventure!

Campers become explorers as they dive into nature through scavenger hunts, bug spotting, leaf rubbings, and learning about local wildlife. Aquatic Center 4/6 M 9:00a-3:00p $80 8300

4/6 BEFORE & AFTER CAMP CARE

Ages 6-12. Do you need flex time drop-off or pick up for the Explorer’s Camp?

This flex time program allows you to drop-off and/or pick up your child prior to or after regular camp hours for a minimal fee. Open time or activities will be provided during these flex times. Mornings 8-9a and afternoons 3-5p. MUST BE REGISTERED IN THE SAME DAY OF EXPLORER CAMP. Aquatic Center 4/6 M 8:00-9:00a, 3:00-5:00p $40 8301

4/7 COLOR SPLASH DAY

Ages 6-12. A celebration of all things bright and colorful!

Campers explore color through art, science, and even snacks. It’s a vibrant, hands-on day of creativity. Aquatic Center 4/7 T 9:00a-3:00p $80 8300

4/8 SPRING SCIENCE LAB

Ages 6-12. Discover the wonders of the season through fun, hands-on experiments. Campers become mini scientists and engineers as they explore how the world works in springtime. Aquatic Center 4/8 W 9:00a-3:00p $80 8300

4/8 BEFORE & AFTER CAMP CARE

Ages 6-12. Do you need flex time drop-off or pick up for the Explorer’s Camp?

This flex time program allows you to drop-off and/or pick up your child prior to or after regular camp hours for a minimal fee. Open time or activities will be provided during these flex times. Mornings 8-9a and afternoons 3-5p. MUST BE REGISTERED IN THE SAME DAY OF EXPLORER CAMP. Aquatic Center 4/8 W 8:00-9:00a, 3:00-5:00p $40 8301

4/9 ANIMAL ADVENTURES

Ages 6-12. Celebrate springtime animals and their habitats. Campers explore animals big and small, real and imagined, through games, crafts, and stories.

Aquatic Center 4/9 Th 9:00a-3:00p $80 8300

4/9 BEFORE & AFTER CAMP CARE

Ages 6-12. Do you need flex time drop-off or pick up for the Explorer’s Camp?

This flex time program allows you to drop-off and/or pick up your child prior to or after regular camp hours for a minimal fee. Open time or activities will be provided during these flex times. Mornings 8-9a and afternoons 3-5p. MUST BE REGISTERED IN THE SAME DAY OF EXPLORER CAMP. Aquatic Center 4/9 Th 8:00-9:00a, 3:00-5:00p $40 8301

4/10 SPRING FLING CELEBRATION

Ages 6-12. A festival-style day to wrap up the week with fun, laughter, and a little bit of everything! Aquatic Center 4/10 F 9:00a-3:00p $80 8300

4/10 BEFORE & AFTER CAMP CARE

Ages 6-12. Do you need flex time drop-off or pick up for the Explorer’s Camp?

This flex time program allows you to drop-off and/or pick up your child prior to or after regular camp hours for a minimal fee. Open time or activities will be provided during these flex times. Mornings 8-9a and afternoons 3-5p. MUST BE REGISTERED IN THE SAME DAY OF EXPLORER CAMP. Aquatic Center 4/10 F 8:00-9:00a, 3:00-5:00p $40 8301

4/7 BEFORE & AFTER CAMP CARE

Ages 6-12. Do you need flex time drop-off or pick up for the Explorer’s Camp?

This flex time program allows you to drop-off and/or pick up your child prior to or after regular camp hours for a minimal fee. Open time or activities will be provided during these flex times. Mornings 8-9a and afternoons 3-5p. MUST BE REGISTERED IN THE SAME DAY OF EXPLORER CAMP. Aquatic Center 4/7 T 8:00-9:00a, 3:00-5:00p $40 8301 WINTER 2026 | 9

AQUATIC CENTER AQUATIC CENTER ADMISSION FEES

Beginning in 2026, the Bainbridge Island Aquatics Center is going cashless and will no longer accept cash payments.

DAILY ADMISSION

PUNCH PASSES

MONTHLY

Resident

Non-resident

10-Punch (non-res +$10)

20-Punch (non-res +$10)

1-Month (non-res +$10)

6-Month (non-res +$10)

Youth (3-12)

$11

$12

$100

$170

$100

$500

Individual (13-59)

$12

$13

$110

$210

$110

$560

Senior (60+)

$11

$12

$100

$170

$100

$500

$188 (same household)

$928 (same household)

$40 (4 passes — one must be an adult/guardian)

Family

WATER EXERCISE PASS RATES 10-PUNCH (NON-RES +$10)

20-PUNCH (NON-RES +$10)

MONTHLY (NON-RES +$10)

Individual (13-59)

$130

$220

$175

Senior (60+)

$120

$200

$160

Drop-in

Individual (13-59) $15 Resident/Non-resident + $1 Senior $14 Resident/Non-resident + $1

SWIM PASSES

Monthly Swim Memberships: Suitable for unlimited swimming during all our general swim hours. Monthly memberships are non-transferable and do not include guest privileges. Monthly Family memberships encompass dependents within the same household.

10-punch and 20-punch Passes: Suitable for general lap swimming and facility use.

Punch passes and basic monthly swim passes do not include access to classes, programs, or special events.

DON NAKATA POOL

RAY WILLIAMSON POOL

Facility schedules will be adjusted on holidays, event days, and school district breaks.

Please refer to the google calendar before your visit at biaquatics.org/schedule 10 | WINTER 2026

AQUATIC CENTER LAP SWIM RAY WILLIAMSON AND DON NAKATA POOL

The six lanes in Ray Williamson Pool are kept at 79°F, and the four lanes in Don Nakata Pool are kept in the 83-84°F range. Lap swimmers must be at least eight years old and have ARC level 4 swimming skills.

OPEN SWIM DON NAKATA POOL

The water park is open for recreational swimming, featuring amenities such as a hot tub, sauna, steam room, diving area, water slide, rope swing, lazy river, and beach.

Children 14 and younger must have a swim license to use the lap area and deep end of the pool. Children six and younger without a swim license must have an adult within arm’s reach in the water at all times. Individuals seven and under must have an adult present in the facility unless they are participating in a coached program.

Waterslide requirements: Must be 42” to ride the slide. One person is permitted on the slide at a time.

BEACH AND RIVER SWIM DON NAKATA POOL

Limited pool areas are open, including shallow beach areas, a tot pool, a frog slide, and a lazy river. Children six and younger must have an adult within arm’s reach in the water.

INFANT/TODDLER SWIM DON NAKATA POOL

Infant/Toddler Swim is a time allocated specifically for families with littles (children four years old and under) to enjoy the beach, river, and tot pool only. Children must always have an adult within arm’s reach in the water.

HOT TUB, SAUNA AND STEAM ROOM The hot tub is kept at 101-103°F. The hot tub, sauna, and steam room are available to those 13 and older whenever the facility is open to the public. Children 3-12 years of age are allowed in the hot tub during designated “Kids Welcome” times indicated on the Aquatic Center google calendar. The hot tub, sauna, and steam room are included in regular pool admission. Pregnant individuals or those suffering from a medical condition that makes exposure to intense heat/hot water dangerous are discouraged from using the hot tub, sauna, and steam rooms. The hot tub, sauna, and steam room are off-limits to youth teams unless approved by staff. The hot tub, sauna, and steam room may be closed 10-15 minutes before closing.

The Ray Williamson Pool has reopened following the successful completion of Phase 1 of its rehabilitation. This project upgrades critical systems, improves safety, and ensures the pool can continue meeting the needs of our growing community. Phase 2 closures are expected to begin in spring 2026 and are projected to last through fall/winter 2026. When complete, these improvements will extend the life of the facility by at least 20 years, keeping it a vital community resource for years to come.

To learn more and stay connected to project updates, visit biaquatics.org.

Rentals

Enjoy the pool with your family, friends, or co-workers with our pool rentals! For more information, visit biaquatics.org or email jenetter@biparks.org for pricing and availability.

We require events to be scheduled at least four weeks before the event.

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AQUATIC CENTER BIRTHDAY PARTIES AT THE AQUATIC CENTER Celebrate your special day with an afternoon of fun at the pool! Each package includes one hour of party room time, along with up to two hours of open swim time for up to twelve kids and three adults. Please remember all pool rules still apply to birthday parties. Please call to reserve your party at least one week in advance. If you wish to have additional children at your party, we can accommodate up to 20 children at an extra charge.

NEW: Sign up for your desired birthday party time slot online!

Package A: Bring your food and decorations: $230 Additional children up to 20: $9 each Package B: Includes cake and candles, ice cream, beverage (juice), paper cups and plates, utensils, and balloons: $350 Additional children up to 20: $9 each

TEAMS BAINBRIDGE AQUATIC MASTERS (BAM) Bainbridge Aquatic Masters is a year-round adult swim team affiliated with United States Masters Swimming for individuals 18 and above. BAM offers fully coached practices for swimmers of all abilities looking to improve their technique and conditioning within a supportive team environment. Swimming competitions, open-water training, and triathlon prep are also available.

To join our vibrant community of over 180 athletes, contact BAM Head Coach, April Cheadle at aprilc@biparks.org.

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BAINBRIDGE ISLAND SWIM CLUB (BISC)

BISC is a team offering high-quality, professional coaching for youth ranging in abilities. Each swimmer will improve their technical skills and achieve success commensurate with their knowledge and commitment. Swimmers will be in a safe team environment where they can experience personal growth through their experience. All swimmers must also register with USA Swimming.

For information on how to join our swim club, contact BISC Head Coach Monique Shelton at moniques@biparks.org.

AQUATIC CENTER WATER EXERCISE CLASSES EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2026 PRE-REGISTRATION IS NOT REQUIRED—SEE PASS PRICES BELOW MONDAY

MORNING CLASSES

AFTERNOON & EVENING CLASSES

Deep Mixology 7:15-8:15a & 8:30-9:30a Motion and Mindfulness 10:00-10:50a Deep Water Run & Yoga 12:00-12:50p

TUESDAY

Deep Mixology 8:00-8:50a

Noon Mash-Up 12:00-12:50p Evening Deep Mixology 7:00-7:50p

WEDNESDAY Deep Mixology 7:15-8:15a & 8:30-9:30a

Deep Water Run & Yoga 12:00-12:50p

DEEP-WATER RUNNING AND YOGA (INTERMEDIATE/HIGH INTENSITY)

Cross-train with deep-water running for cardio and injury prevention, followed by yoga-inspired core and stability exercises.

NOON MASH-UP (INTERMEDIATE/HIGH INTENSITY)

A fun, energizing full-body workout blending shallow and deep-water exercises to break your routine and relieve stress.

Deep Mixology 7:15-8:15a & 8:30-9:30a Motion and Mindfulness 10:00-10:50a

Noon Mash-Up 12:00-12:50p Evening Deep Mixology 7:00-7:50p

WATER EXERCISE PASS RATES

Get your heart pumping with this high-energy, customizable workout in the Don Nakata Pool dive tank using flotation equipment.

Restore strength, balance, and relaxation through gentle Qigong and Tai Chi–inspired movements in nurturing water — ideal for pain relief and coordination.

FRIDAY

Deep Mixology 8:00-8:50a

Motion and Mindfulness 10:00-10:50a

DEEP MIXOLOGY

MOTION AND MINDFULNESS

THURSDAY

10-PUNCH

20-PUNCH

MONTHLY

(NON-RES +$10)

(NON-RES +$10)

(NON-RES +$10)

Individual (13-59)

$130

$220

$175

Senior (60+)

$120

$200

$160

Drop-in

Individual (13-59) $15 Resident/Non-resident + $1 Senior $14 Resident/Non-resident +$1

For schedule updates, visit biaquatics.org to sign up for our weekly Aquatic Splash Report.

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AQUATIC CENTER K2 ANGELFISH

AGES 6 & UNDER TINY TOTS

Ages 6m-2. This class is for children and their adults to experience the water together, with the guidance of a certified instructor. This class aims to help your child adjust to the water in a fun and safe environment. This class is appropriate for children between six months and two years old. Children must be able to hold their heads up independently. Aquatic Center 1/6-2/12 T,Th 5:50p-6:20p $240 8128 2/24-4/2 T,Th 5:50p-6:20p $240 8129 1/3-2/14 Sa 9:00a-9:30a $120 8124 1/3-2/14 Sa 10:10a-10:40a $120 8125 2/28-4/4 Sa 9:00a-9:30a $120 8126 2/28-4/4 Sa 10:10a-10:40a $120 8127

TINY STARFISH

Ages 2-4. This class is for children and their adults to experience the water together, with the guidance of a certified instructor. This class aims to help your child gain confidence in working with an instructor in the water with your support. This class is suitable for older toddlers that are ready for more advanced skills and preschoolers who are not yet ready to be in the water without an adult.

Aquatic Center 1/5-2/11 M,W 5:15p-5:45p $220 8091 2/23-4/1 M,W 5:15p-5:45p $240 8092 1/3-2/14 Sa 9:35a-10:05a $120 8095 1/3-2/14 Sa 10:45a-11:15a $120 8097 2/28-4/4 Sa 9:35a-10:05a $120 8099 2/28-4/4 Sa 10:45a-11:15a $120 8100

K1 STARFISH

Ages 3-5. K1 Starfish is for preschoolers who have little to no water experience and are ready to explore the water independently of their adults. Swimmers should be able to follow directions and stay with the group. This class is designed for children who are new to swimming and are not yet comfortable submerging underwater or floating on their front or back. The instructors will introduce the young swimmers to the water in a fun and safe class in our zero-depth entry beach area. Aquatic Center 1/5-2/11 M,W 3:30p-4:00p $220 8102 1/5-2/11 M,W 4:05p-4:35p $220 8103 2/23-4/1 M,W 3:30p-4:00p $240 8104 2/23-4/1 M,W 4:05p-4:35p $240 8105 1/6-2/12 T,Th 3:30p-4:00p $240 8108 1/6-2/12 T,Th 4:05p-4:35p $240 8109 2/24-4/2 T,Th 3:30p-4:00p $240 8110 2/24-4/2 T,Th 4:05p-4:35p $240 8111 1/3-2/14 Sa 9:35a-10:05a $120 8114 2/28-4/4 Sa 9:35a-10:05a $120 8115

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Ages 3-5. K2 Angelfish love to submerge underwater and are very comfortable floating on their fronts with their faces in the water, as well as on their backs with their ears submerged, with the help of an instructor. At their level, swimmers will utilize their floating skills to learn how to glide and float independently. Swimmers will also work on being comfortable in water over their heads.

Aquatic Center 1/5-2/11 M,W 4:05p-4:35p $220 8121 1/5-2/11 M,W 5:50p-6:20p $220 8118 2/23-4/1 M,W 4:05p-4:35p $240 8119 2/23-4/1 M,W 5:50p-6:20p $240 8120 1/6-2/12 T,Th 4:05p-4:35p $240 8131 1/6-2/12 T,Th 5:15p-5:45p $240 8132 2/24-4/2 T,Th 4:05p-4:35p $240 8133 2/24-4/2 T,Th 5:15p-5:45p $240 8134 1/3-2/14 Sa 11:20a-11:50a $120 8139 2/28-4/4 Sa 11:20a-11:50a $120 8140

K3 BETTA FISH

Ages 3-5. K3 Betta Fish are comfortable and confident floating and gliding on their front and back independently. They are ready and excited to learn how to swim in water over their head and start exploring the deep end. Swimmers will use their front and back glides to develop their flutter kicks and begin incorporating arm motions on both the front and back strokes. Aquatic Center 1/5-2/11 M,W 4:40p-5:10p $220 8142 1/5-2/11 M,W 5:15p-5:45p $220 8143 2/23-4/1 M,W 4:40p-5:10p $240 8144 2/23-4/1 M,W 5:15p-5:45p $240 8145 1/6-2/12 T,Th 4:40p-5:10p $240 8198 2/24-4/2 T,Th 4:40p-5:10p $240 8148 1/3-2/14 Sa 10:10a-10:40a $120 8150 2/28-4/4 Sa 10:10a-10:40a $120 8151

K4 CLOWNFISH

Ages 3-5. K4 Clownfish can easily glide and kick on both their front and back for five body lengths. Swimmers will use these skills to build front and back crawl strokes and increase their distance. Participants will also learn to rotate between front and back floats and glides. Clownfish are ready and excited to have class in the dive tank with their instructor. Aquatic Center 1/5-2/11 M,W 5:15p-5:45p $220 8153 2/23-4/1 M,W 5:15p-5:45p $240 8154 1/6-2/12 T,Th 4:40p-5:10p $240 8156 2/24-4/2 T,Th 4:40p-5:10p $240 8157

K5 LITTLE FISH

Ages 3-5. K5 Little Fish is equivalent to the Fish swim class for older children.

They are ready and eager to begin building swim strokes. They can swim halfway across the pool on their front and back, tread water, and back float for 15 seconds each. Swimmers will use their front and back rotation skills to begin learning how to side breathe in front crawl. Swimmers will use their back floating and gliding skills to start learning the elementary backstroke kick. Aquatic Center 1/5-2/11 M,W 5:15p-5:45p $220 8159 2/23-4/1 M,W 5:15p-5:45p $240 8160 1/6-2/12 T,Th 5:50p-6:20p $240 8163 2/24-4/2 T,Th 5:50p-6:20p $240 8164

*No class 1/19 & 1/31.

AQUATIC CENTER L3B FLYING FISH

YOUTH & TEEN L1 GUPPY

Ages 6-13. Guppies have little to no experience in the water. Swimmers will learn to be comfortable and confident submerging underwater, floating, and gliding independently on their front and back as they begin their swimming adventure. Aquatic Center 1/5-2/11 M,W 3:30p-4:00p $220 8172 2/23-4/1 M,W 3:30p-4:00p $240 8173 1/6-2/12 T,Th 3:30p-4:00p $240 8175 1/6-2/12 T,Th 4:40p-5:10p $240 8177 2/24-4/2 T,Th 3:30p-4:00p $240 8178 2/24-4/2 T,Th 5:15p-5:45p $240 8179 1/3-2/14 Sa 10:45a-11:15a $120 8181 2/28-4/4 Sa 10:45a-11:15a $120 8182

L2 MINNOW

Ages 6-13. Minnows love to submerge underwater. They are comfortable floating and gliding on their front and back and are ready to swim in the lanes. Swimmers will use these basic glides to build flutter kicking on the front and back, as well as arm motions. Swimmers will also learn how to rotate between front and back glides. Minnows will begin to explore the deep end. Minnows will be comfortable in the dive tank when they are ready to move on to the next level.

Aquatic Center 1/5-2/11 M,W 4:05p-4:35p $220 8185 1/5-2/11 M,W 4:40p-5:10p $220 8186 2/23-4/1 M,W 4:05p-4:35p $240 8187 2/23-4/1 M,W 4:40p-5:10p $240 8188 1/6-2/12 T,Th 3:30p-4:00p $240 8190 1/6-2/12 T,Th 4:05p-4:35p $240 8191 2/24-4/2 T,Th 3:30p-4:00p $240 8192 2/24-4/2 T,Th 4:05p-4:35p $240 8193 1/3-2/14 Sa 10:45a-11:15a $120 8195 2/28-4/4 Sa 10:45a-11:15a $120 8196

L3A FISH

Ages 6-13. Fish are eager and ready to start building their swimming strokes.

Fish are comfortable swimming in the dive tank. They can swim halfway across the pool on their front and back. Tread water and back float for 15 seconds each.

Swimmers will use their front and back rotation skills to begin learning how to breathe in front crawl. Swimmers will use their back rotation skills to begin learning side-breathing for front crawl. Swimmers will use their back floating and gliding skills to start learning the elementary backstroke kick. Aquatic Center 1/5-2/11 M,W 3:30p-4:00p $220 8201 1/5-2/11 M,W 4:05p-4:35p $220 8202 2/23-4/1 M,W 3:30p-4:00p $240 8203 2/23-4/1 M,W 4:05p-4:35p $240 8204 1/6-2/12 T,Th 4:05p-4:35p $240 8206 1/6-2/12 T,Th 5:15p-5:45p $240 8208 2/24-4/2 T,Th 4:05p-4:35p $240 8209 2/24-4/2 T,Th 5:15p-5:45p $240 8210 1/3-2/14 Sa 11:20a-11:50a $120 8212 2/28-4/4 Sa 11:20a-11:50a $120 8213

Ages 6-13. Flying Fish can easily and comfortably float on their backs and tread water in the dive tank for 30 seconds each. Swimmers are comfortable swimming two-thirds of the pool length for both the elementary backstroke kick and swimming backstroke and front crawl with rhythmic breathing. Swimmers will build on these basic skills to learn the full elementary backstroke and swim front crawl with more consistent side breathing. We will introduce scissor kick and sidestroke. A successful Flying Fish is ready to get their swim license. Aquatic Center 1/5-2/11 M,W 3:30p-4:00p $220 8216 1/5-2/11 M,W 5:50p-6:20p $220 8215 2/23-4/1 M,W 3:30p-4:00p $240 8217 2/23-4/1 M,W 5:50p-6:20p $240 8218 1/6-2/12 T,Th 3:30p-4:00p $240 8236 1/6-2/12 T,Th 5:15p-5:45p $240 8237 1/6-2/12 T,Th 5:50p-6:20p $240 8238 2/24-4/2 T,Th 4:05p-4:35p $240 8239 2/24-4/2 T,Th 5:15p-5:45p $240 8240 2/24-4/2 T,Th 5:50p-6:20p $240 8241 1/3-2/14 Sa 11:20a-11:50a $120 8243 2/28-4/4 Sa 11:20a-11:50a $120 8244

L4A STING RAY

Ages 6-13. Sting Rays can float on their backs and tread water in the dive tank for one minute each. They can swim front crawl with consistent side breathing and correct elementary backstroke for 2/3 of a pool length. They can also swim back crawl and sidestroke across the dive tank with a good kick and rhythmic arm motions. Sting Rays will build on these skills to refine the front crawl and elementary backstroke so that swimmers can swim 25 yards with consistent technique. Swimmers will continue to refine sidestroke. They will learn the dolphin kick and breaststroke kick on their front in preparation for butterfly and breaststroke in Manta Ray. 1/5-2/11 M,W 4:40p-5:10p $220 8246 1/5-2/11 M,W 5:50p-6:20p $220 8247 2/23-4/1 M,W 4:40p-5:10p $240 8248 2/23-4/1 M,W 5:50p-6:20p $240 8258 1/6-2/12 T,Th 5:50p-6:20p $240 8260 2/24-4/2 T,Th 5:50p-6:20p $240 8261 1/3-2/14 Sa 9:00a-9:30a $120 8273 2/28-4/4 Sa 9:00a-9:30a $120 8274

L4B MANTA RAY

Ages 6-13. Manta Rays can tread water for one and a half minutes, swim front crawl with correct side breathing, and the elementary backstroke with a consistent glide for one pool length. Manta Rays can swim the sidestroke with a consistent scissor kick and the breaststroke kick with a glide for two-thirds of a pool length. Manta Rays can dolphin kick streamlined for five body lengths.

Swimmers will use these skills to refine the front crawl, back crawl, elementary backstroke, and sidestroke so that swimmers can swim the strokes with a consistent form for longer distances. Swimmers will use the dolphin kick to develop the butterfly stroke, and the breaststroke kick will be developed into the breaststroke. Aquatic Center 1/5-2/11 M,W 4:40p-5:10p $220 8277 2/23-4/1 M,W 4:40p-5:10p $240 8278 1/6-2/12 T,Th 4:40p-5:10p $240 8281 2/24-4/2 T,Th 4:40p-5:10p $240 8282 1/3-2/14 Sa 9:35a-10:05a $120 8285 2/28-4/4 Sa 9:35a-10:05a $120 8286

*No class 1/19 & 1/31.

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AQUATIC CENTER L5 DOLPHIN

Ages 6-13. Dolphins can tread water for two minutes and swim both the front crawl and elementary backstroke with correct technique, maintaining form for 50 yards. They can swim butterfly, breaststroke, back crawl, and sidestroke with correct timing and technique. Swimmers will learn front and back flip turns and focus on stroke refinement, efficiency, and endurance. They will work on the skills needed to join a swim team, swim for fitness, or gain the necessary stroke proficiency to become a lifeguard or swim instructor. Aquatic Center 1/6-2/12 T,Th 5:15p-5:45p $240 8288 2/24-4/2 T,Th 5:15p-5:45p $240 8289 1/3-2/14 Sa 10:10a-10:40a $120 8292 2/28-4/4 Sa 10:10a-10:40a $120 8293

SWIM LESSONS FOR ALL!

COMPETITIVE SWIM SKILLS BREASTSTROKE/BUTTERFLY INTENSIVE

Ages 7-13. This class is for young swimmers who need to improve their breaststroke and butterfly techniques to progress to joining a swim team. It is also suitable for young swimmers at the bronze swim team level who need to improve their strokes. Swimmers must be at a Manta Ray level to join. Swimmers must have taken at least Manta Ray class, have prior experience with all four competitive strokes, or be a current swim team participant to participate. Aquatic Center 2/28-4/4 Sa 9:00a-9:30a $120 8080

SWIM STROKE, STARTS AND TURNS

Ages 6-14. Do you know someone for whom constant ambient noise makes it hard to focus? Are loud splashy group lessons overwhelming? Sensory needs can be challenging to accommodate in the group lesson setting; that’s where adaptive swim lessons can help. These lessons are provided in a small group setting and are created for those with anxiety, physical, sensory, communication, and/or behavior challenges. Aquatic Center 1/5-2/9 M 1:30p-2:00p $160 8441 1/5-2/9 M 2:05p-2:35p $160 8442 1/5-2/9 M 2:40p-3:10p $160 8443 2/23-3/30 M 1:30p-2:00p $192 8444 2/23-3/30 M 2:05p-2:35p $192 8445 2/23-3/30 M 2:40p-3:10p $192 8446

Ages 7-13. Swim Stroke, Starts and Turns class is designed for competitive swimmers or those preparing to enter competition. This focused, technique-driven class will help athletes refine the critical elements that can make or break a race: powerful starts, efficient turns, and fast transitions. Swimmers will receive in-depth instruction and hands-on practice in • Starts for all four strokes • Underwater dolphin kick and breakouts • Flip turns, open turns, and IM transitions • Stroke specific details to optimize speed and streamline efficiency Perfect for swimmers at the bronze or silver swim team level OR the Dolphin swimmer aspiring to be on swim team. Swimmers must have taken at least Manta Ray class, have prior experience with all four competitive strokes, or be a current swim team participant to participate. Aquatic Center 1/3-2/14 Sa 9:00a-9:30a $120 8072

YOUTH & ADULT INTRO TO LAP SWIM

Ages 13 and up. If you are a swimmer who has been out of the water for many years, this refresher course is the class for you! Explore swimming for exercise and enjoyment or for newer swimmers that want to learn the basics of lap swimming. Aquatic Center 1/7-2/11 W 6:20p-7:00p $120 8438 2/25-4/1 W 6:20p-7:00p $120 8439

LET’S GET COMFORTABLE IN THE WATER

Ages 13 and up. Learn to feel comfortable in the water. Cross learning to swim off your bucket list in a warm and supportive environment. Your instructor will meet you where you are and help you achieve your swimming goals. Aquatic Center 1/5-2/9 M 6:20p-7:00p $100 8435 2/23-3/30 M 6:20p-7:00p $120 8436

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*No class 1/19 & 1/31.

AQUATIC CENTER TRAINING CERTIFICATIONS & COURSES ADULT AND PEDIATRIC CPR/AED AND FIRST AID (ARC)

Ages 11 and up. The most important skill you can learn to prepare for an emergency is to become certified in basic CPR and First Aid. Join our instructor for a blended learning-style class that fits your busy schedule. Aquatic Center 1/10-1/10 Sa 1:00a-4:00a $130 8421 2/14-2/14 Sa 1:00p-4:00p $130 8422 3/13-3/13 F 5:00p-8:00p $130 8423 4/18-4/18 Sa 1:00p-4:00p $130 8424

PRIVATE LESSONS Our private swim lessons offer personalized, one-on-one instruction designed to meet your unique goals. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to refine advanced techniques, our expert instructors will guide you every step of the way.

Flexible scheduling, customized curriculum, and focused attention.

Email frontdeskpool@biparks.org or call us 206-842-2302 ext 2.

BABYSITTER CERTIFICATION CAMP (ARC)

Ages 11 and up. Participants will finish this camp with Babysitter and CPR certifications. Campers will enjoy fun activities and receive the beginnings of a babysitter toolkit to kickstart their childcare adventure!

Aquatic Center 2/17-2/20 T-F 9:00a-2:00p $360 8429 4/6-4/9 M-Th 9:00a-2:00p $360 8430

LIFEGUARDING WITH WATERPARK (ARC)

Ages 15 and up. Through a blended learning-style course, you will learn skills to gain employment as a lifeguard in a waterpark or pool setting.

Aquatic Center 2/20-2/22 F-Su 9:00a-6:00p $360 8503 4/10-4/12 F-Su 9:00a-6:00p $360 8504

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AQUATIC CENTER

A QUICK GUIDE TO THE PROGRESSION LEVEL & AGES

LENGTH

I CAN...

CLASS SIZES

Tiny Tots Ages 6 months-2

30 MIN

• hold up my head by myself.

An adult must accompany each Tiny Tot in the water.

MIN 5/MAX 12

Tiny Starfish Ages 2-4

30 MIN

• start floating and exploring the water.

An adult must accompany each Tiny Starfish in the water.

MIN 5/MAX 12

Starfish PSA Level 1 Ages 3-5 yr

30 MIN

• be in the water without my parents or care giver.

• follow directions and stay with my teacher.

Students have little or no experience in the water

MIN 3/MAX 5

30 MIN

• go underwater because it’s fun.

• do five underwater bobs.

• front float with my face in the water by myself for three seconds.

• float on my back with ears in the water for five seconds with my instructor.

MIN 3/MAX 5

30 MIN

• push off the wall and glide to my teacher on both my front and back for three body lengths.

• swim in the lane with my teacher.

• float on my front and back for five seconds in water over my head.

MIN 3/MAX 6

Clownfish PSA Level 3 Ages 3-5

30 MIN

• glide and kick on my front and back for five body lengths.

• tread water and back float for 10 seconds each.

• swim on my front and back five yards to the flags.

• I am ready to swim in the dive tank with my instructor.

• do 10 underwater bobs without stopping.

MIN 3/MAX 6

Little Fish Level 3A Ages 3-5

30 MIN

• swim on my front and back halfway across the pool.

• tread water and back float for 15 seconds each.

• rotate from a front float to a back float and back to a front float .

MIN 3/MAX 6

Guppy Level 1 Ages 6-12

30 MIN

• play in the water but I don’t know how to float on my front or back.

For children with little or no water experience.

MIN 3/MAX 6

30 MIN

• float on my front and back for five seconds by myself.

• push off the wall in a front and back glide for 3 body lengths.

• swim in a lane.

• explore the dive tank with my teacher.

MIN 3/MAX 6

30 MIN

• swim half-way across the pool on my front and back.

• tread water and back float for 15 seconds each.

• do 10 non-stop bobs with my head underwater.

• easily rotate from a front glide to a back glide and back again.

• swim in the dive tank with my teacher.

MIN 3/MAX 7

30 MIN

• tread water and back float for 30 seconds each.

• swim front crawl with rhythmic breathing 2/3 of a pool length.

• swim on my back with elementary backstroke kick 2/3 of a pool length.

• swim longer distances without getting too tired .

MIN 3/MAX 7

30 MIN

• tread water and back float for one minute each.

• swim front crawl w/ consistent side breathing 2/3 of a pool length. swim correct elementary backstroke 2/3 of a pool length.

• dolphin kick and scissor kick 2/3 of a pool length.

MIN 3/MAX 8

Manta Ray Level 4B Ages 6-12

30 MIN

• swim front crawl with correct side breathing one pool length.

• swim breaststroke and butterfly with proper timing 2/3 of a pool length.

• swim sidestroke and backstroke 2/3 of a pool length.

• swim elementary backstroke for one pool length.

MIN 3/MAX 8

Dolphin Level 5 Ages 6-12

30 MIN

• swim front crawl with side breathing for two pool lengths.

• swim all my strokes with correct timing and technique.

• learn flip turns: my goal is to swim fast and efficiently for swim team.

MIN 3/MAX 8

Angelfish PSA Level 2 Ages 3-5

Betta Fish PSA Level 2 Ages 3-5

Minnow Level 2 Ages 6-12

Fish Level 3A Ages 6-12

Flying Fish Level 3B Ages 6-12

Sting Ray Level 4A Ages 6-12

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ARTS & CRAFTS YOUTH AFTER-SCHOOL CRAFT CLUB

Ages 6-12. Have fun after school by making new friends and creating something handmade while you work on seasonally themed crafts with our crafty instructor.

Meets the second and fourth week of the month. Camp Yeomalt Park 1/8-3/26 Th 3:30p-5:30p $130 7945

ADAPTIVE REC CRAFTING

Ages 6-16. This is a series of classes for those that need help and/or extra time to explore their creative side. The instructor will work within each participant’s individual ability to help them create and succeed in creating a variety of projects. Parents are welcome to stay if they wish to. Instructor, Cindy McCall.

Seabold Park 2/27-3/20 F 4:30p-6:30p $90 7946

ART LAB: AFTER SCHOOL

Ages 6-9. Using the Monart method, a drawing technique that teaches drawing by breaking down objects into basic shapes and lines, this class will focus on a new “Color & Story” for every class. We’ll start with a storybook and then create something colorfully inspired by that story. Choose from age-appropriate classes or even parent/child options. Let the learning and creativity flow and leave the mess behind. Our supplies are plentiful and organized, so yours don’t have to be.

Instructor, Jamy Wagner. No Class 1/19. Strawberry Hill Park 1/12-2/9 M 4:30p-5:45p $110 7908 2/23-3/16 M 4:30p-5:45p $110 7909

ART LAB: KINDERART

Ages 4.5-5. Using the Monart method, a drawing technique that teaches drawing by breaking down objects into basic shapes and lines, this class will focus on a new “Color & Story” for every class. We’ll start with a storybook and then create something colorfully inspired by that story. Choose from age-appropriate classes or even parent/child options. Let the learning and creativity flow and leave the mess behind. Our supplies are plentiful and organized, so yours don’t have to be. Instructor, Jamy Wagner. No class 1/19. Strawberry Hill Park 1/12-2/9 M 2:30p-3:45p $110 7911 2/23-3/16 M 2:30p-3:45p $110 7912

ART LAB: PRESCHOOL

Ages 3-5. Using the Monart method, a drawing technique that teaches drawing by breaking down objects into basic shapes and lines, this class will focus on a new “Color & Story” for every class. We’ll start with a storybook and then create something colorfully inspired by that story. Choose from age-appropriate classes or even parent/child options. Let the learning and creativity flow and leave the mess behind. Our supplies are plentiful and organized, so yours don’t have to be.

Instructor, Jamy Wagner. No class 1/19. Strawberry Hill Park 1/12-2/9 M 1:00p-1:45p $95 7914 2/23-3/16 M 1:00p-1:45p $95 7915

HOMESCHOOL ART LAB

Ages 10-14. Using the Monart method, a drawing technique that teaches to draw by breaking down objects into basic shapes and lines, this class will focus on a new “Color & Story” for every class. We’ll start with a storybook and then create something colorfully inspired by that story. Projects are organized within a theme, but the complexity of the project is tailored to age-appropriate classes.

Let the learning and creativity flow and leave the mess behind. Our supplies are plentiful and organized, so yours don’t have to be. Class meets once a month; class meeting dates are 1/12, 2/9 & 3/16. Instructor, Jamy Wagner. No Class 1/19. Strawberry Hill Park 1/12, 2/9, 3/16 M 11:30a-1:00p $110 7917

PARENT AND CHILD: PRESCHOOL ART LAB BUGS

Ages 2-5. Kids bring your adult along! Using the Monart method, a drawing technique that teaches drawing by breaking down objects into basic shapes and lines, this class will focus on a new “Color & Story” for every class. We’ll start with a storybook and then create something colorfully inspired by that story.

Choose from age-appropriate classes or even parent/child options. Let the learning and creativity flow and leave the mess behind. Our supplies are plentiful and organized, so yours don’t have to be. This week’s theme is bugs. Instructor, Jamy Wagner. Strawberry Hill Park 3/2 M 10:00a-10:45a $40 7920

PARENT AND CHILD: PRESCHOOL ART LAB HEARTS

Ages 2-5. Kids bring your adult along! Using the Monart method, a drawing technique that teaches drawing by breaking down objects into basic shapes and lines, this class will focus on a new “Color & Story” for every class. We’ll start with a storybook and then create something colorfully inspired by that story.

Choose from age-appropriate classes or even parent/child options. Let the learning and creativity flow and leave the mess behind. Our supplies are plentiful and organized, so yours don’t have to be. This week’s theme is hearts. Instructor, Jamy Wagner. Strawberry Hill Park 2/2 M 10:00a-10:45a $40 7919

SEWING CIRCLE

Ages 8-14. Sew together on early dismissal day! Beginning and experienced sewing students will have fun learning about machine and hand sewing, building their sewing skills through practice, creative projects, pattern creation, and making items to keep or share. Includes the use of our basic class sewing machines and tools. Fabric and notions provided. Instructor, Tiffany Kleiven. No Class 1/19.

Strawberry Hill Park 1/5-2/9 M 3:30p-5:30p $150 7930 3/2-4/6 M 3:30p-5:30p $150 7931

YOUTH & ADULT COLOR PENCIL TUESDAYS

Ages 16 and up. Do you have colored pencils you have never used? Wanting to get into art again or start something new or start working in colored pencils again? Here’s the group for you. Come join Susan Wiersema and explore all the different ways to use colored pencils. All levels are welcome. We have some basic supplies available for you to use, but please feel free to bring what you have. Instructor, Susan Wiersema. Strawberry Mini Gym 1/6-2/3 T 2:00p-3:30p $100 7683 2/17-3/17 T 2:00p-3:30p $100 7884 WINTER 2026 | 19

ARTS & CRAFTS CRAFT SAMPLER

Ages 16 and up. This series of classes will explore different crafts including but not limited to learning embroidery, crocheting, diamond art, microwave glass fusing, beading and jewelry, how to ZenTangle, felting, and more. Relax and meet other beginning crafters and maybe learn a new hobby. All tools and materials will be provided as well as coffee, tea, and a light snack. Instructor, Cindy McCall. Seabold Park 2/27-3/20 F 10:00a-12:00p $90 7941

GLASS ART — BE MY VALENTINE: PARENT AND CHILD

Ages 8 and up. Kids bring your adult along to create a brilliant design that catches the eye as well as the sun! You’ll be thrilled at what you’ll hang in your window at home. A $25 materials fee is not included and will need to be paid to the contractor. Island Spectrum Design, CONTRACTOR. 1/31 Sa 10:00a-12:00p $100 7957

GLASS ART — IT’S A BUG’S LIFE: PARENT AND CHILD

Ages 8 and up. Kids bring your adult along to create some fun creatures. In this beginner-friendly workshop you’ll learn to make colorful fused glass birds to hang in your window or garden, or as a gift for someone else. You’ll design, cut and assemble your creation before it’s fired in the kiln overnight. A $25 materials fee is not included and will need to be paid to the contractor. Island Spectrum Design, CONTRACTOR. 2/14 Sa 10:00a-12:00p $100 7959

GLASS ART: IT’S A BUG’S LIFE

Ages 8 and up. In this class you will design a one-of-a-kind fused glass garden stake ready to set in your pot or landscape. Julie will give you supplies, tools, instructions, and creative ideas to make your own garden stake. No experience needed. Come with an open mind to let your creative spirit go wild. Island Spectrum Design, CONTRACTOR. 2/14 Sa 2:00p-4:00p $100 7970

GLASS ART — PUT A BIRD ON IT: PARENT AND CHILD

Ages 8 and up. Kids bring your adults along to have fun making holiday decorations for friends and family. The class fee includes the use of tools and materials for four ornaments. A $25 materials fee is not included and will need to be paid to the contractor. Island Spectrum Design, CONTRACTOR. 3/14 Sa 10:00a-12:00p $100 7962

MIXED MEDIA ART

Ages 16 and up. Incorporating different materials into your artwork can add surprise and interest while also giving you some new, fun ways to think about composition. Spend a creative Saturday learning how to include numerous elements of mixed media in your drawing, painting or journaling practices. We’ll experiment with multiple materials including paper, fabric, leaves and flowers, photos, sewing, etc. and ways to add them into drawings or paintings. Sessions will run for 5 hours with a break. Participants are encouraged to bring all kinds of possible materials. The instructor will send a list of suggested items in advance.

Instructor, Teresa Battels. Strawberry Hill Park 1/31 Sa 1:00p-6:00p $75 8412 3/7 Sa 10:00a-3:00p $75 8413 20 | WINTER 2026

WATERCOLOR FUNDAMENTALS

Ages 16 and up. In this five-week class, you will learn the basic fundamentals of watercolor. With some practice and a willingness to learn, you’ll be on your way to having fun painting with watercolor! You’ll learn brushstrokes, water management on paint and paper, mixing, warm and cool color properties, the elements of design, and much more. If you’ve taken watercolor classes before, this class will be a wonderful refresher and maybe you’ll even learn some new tips & tricks.

Instructor, Susan Wiersema. Strawberry Hill Mini Gym 1/6-2/3 T 4:00p-5:30p $100 7689

WATERCOLOR PROJECT

Ages 16 and up. Now that you’ve taken the Watercolor Fundamentals class, let’s put those new skills to use. This is your opportunity to create a finished watercolor paint. In this class, you are to find a subject matter of your liking, sketch it, and paint it. It’s up to you to use a live subject or a photograph, so choose wisely. Instructor Susan Wiersema will be there to guide you through the steps and help along the way. We’ll even explore adding other mediums like; gouache, colored pencil, and ink. You’ll need your own watercolor paints, paper, and brushes. Must have taken the Watercolor Fundamentals class or previous watercolor experience. Instructor, Susan Wiersema Strawberry Hill Park 2/17-3/17 T 4:00p-5:30p $100 7885

ADULT (18+) ADULT SEWING CIRCLE

Ages 18 and up. Elevate your sewing skills and unleash your creativity through our comprehensive sewing classes. Suitable for both beginners and enthusiasts, our classes offer expert instruction to help you create your own unique sewn projects. Use our simple classroom sewing machines and tools or bring your own machine. With two instructors, everybody can progress at their own pace and get help with individualized technical questions. Best of all, once you learn how you’ll have the momentum to keep going from home! Instructor, Tiffany Kleiven.

No class 1/19. Strawberry Hill Park 2/23-3/23 M 9:30a-11:30a $150 7928

ARTS & CRAFTS BASICS OF FIGURE DRAWING

Ages 18 and up. Have you ever wanted to put people into your paintings or sketches but don’t know where to begin? In this fast-paced workshop we will practice the basics of figures and faces so that participants feel confident practicing proportions and form to eventually add them to drawings and paintings.

This is not a portraiture class, where likenesses are rendered. Instead, we are hoping for recognizable humans. Figures take practice — this workshop will get you started. Instructor, Anne-Marie Sargent. Strawberry Hill Park 3/6 F 9:30a-12:00p $55 7883

DRAWING 1

Ages 18 and up. Formerly known as “I Can Draw”, this class will follow the first eight chapters of Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain by Betty Edwards.

Drawing is a learned skill and requires no innate talent! Come and learn techniques and concepts that will change how you see and approach realistic drawing. Absolute beginners are welcome! Instructor, Jamie Brouwer. All materials are provided. Strawberry Hill Park 1/7-2/4 W 10:00a-12:00p $130 7892

GLASS ART: IT’S A BUG’S LIFE

Ages 18 and up. In this class you will design a one-of-a-kind fused glass garden stake ready to set in your pot or landscape. Julie will give you the supplies, tools, instructions, and creative ideas to make your own one-of-a-kind garden stake, no experience needed. Come with an open mind to let your own creative spirit go wild. A $25 materials fee is not included and will need to be paid to the contractor. Island Spectrum Design, CONTRACTOR. 2/14 Sa 2:00p-4:00p $100 7970

GLASS ART: PUT A BIRD ON IT

Ages 18 and up. In this beginner-friendly workshop you’ll learn to make colorful fused glass birds to hang in your window or garden, or as a gift for someone else. You’ll design, cut and assemble your creation before it‘s fired in the kiln overnight. A $25 materials fee is not included in class enrollment and will need to be paid to the contractor. Island Spectrum Design, CONTRACTOR. 3/14 Sa 10:00a-12:00p $100 7961

INTRO TO COLOR THEORY

Ages 18 and up. In this class, you will learn about the basic color wheel, how to mix colors, and how to apply what you’ve learned with intention. Concepts will include value in color, complementary color, and color temperature. Using still lives and master copies, you will experiment with these principles and add new dimensions and depth to your work. Instructor Jamie Brouwer. Strawberry Hill Park 2/25-3/25 W 1:00p-3:00p $130 7895

INTRO TO WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP

Ages 18 and up. Watercolor is a beautiful and transportable medium, but many believe it is hard to work with and unforgiving. In this three-hour workshop, you will learn the fundamentals of playing with watercolor: wet-in-wet, wet-indry, glazing, charging, mixing, correcting mistakes, making and saving whites.

This session will be jam packed with information and enable you to move on to more intermediate classes, such as Watercolor Sketchers’ Delight. Instructor, Anne-Marie Sargent. Strawberry Hill Park 1/23 F 9:00a-12:00p $55 7880 2/6 F 9:00a-12:00p $55 7881

LIFE DRAWING

DRAWING 2

Ages 18 and up. Formerly known as “I Can Draw Value‚” this class is a continuation of Drawing 1 and will reinforce concepts established there. In this class, you will add the layer of light and shadows to your drawings to discover how to add depth and dimension to your work. In addition to shading, you will experiment with a broader range of materials, including toned paper, charcoal, and ink. Instructor, Jamie Brouwer. Drawing 1 is recommended but not required. All materials are provided. Strawberry Hill Park 2/24-3/24 T 6:00p-8:00p $130 7893 2/25-3/25 W 10:00a-12:00p $130 7894

Ages 18 and up. Join our dynamic, open sessions for artists of all levels who seek to enhance their drawing and painting skills using real-life subjects. A model fee, ranging from $50 to $75 based on class size, will be collected during the first class to cover model expenses throughout the session. Drop-ins are not allowed. Instructor, Gregg Onewein. Strawberry Hill Park 1/9-2/6 F 9:30a-12:30p $60 7901 2/27-3/27 F 9:30a-12:30p $60 7902

GLASS ART: BE MY VALENTINE

Ages 18 and up. Create your brilliant design that catches the eye as well as the sun! You’ll be thrilled at what you’ll hang in your window at home. A $25 materials fee is not included and will need to be paid to the contractor. Island Spectrum Design, CONTRACTOR. 1/31 Sa 2:00p-4:00p $100 7956 WINTER 2026 | 21

ARTS & CRAFTS OPEN ART STUDIO

Ages 18 and up. Creative time and space just for YOU. Both the drawing classroom and the painting classroom will be open to artists who want to work on their self-guided projects in a setting filled with inspiration and peers. Easels (both table and standing style) are available for use. Bring your materials and enjoy a flexible, creative, and supportive environment for independent study. Facilitated by Gigi Godfrey or Jamie Brouwer. Strawberry Hill Park 1/6-2/10 T 12:30p-3:00p $120 7809 2/24-3/31 T 12:30p-3:00p $120 7810

PAINT YOUR TRAVELS

Ages 18 and up. Using personal photos from travel or cherished experiences, students will document their memories through painting. Focus will be on composition, color harmony, gesture, simplification, and painterly brushwork. We will also implement different ways to begin a painting. Instruction is designed to inform and motivate individual styles in painting. General guidelines, a limited color palette, and good habits are demonstrated and encouraged. Exercises are used to warm up and enhance the painter’s progress. The small classroom setting promotes peer support and personal growth. A materials list is provided. All levels are welcome. Instructor, Gigi Godfrey. Strawberry Hill Park 1/14-2/11 W 9:30a-12:00p $130 7686 1/14-2/11 W 1:00p-3:30p $130 7737

PAINTING A SERIES

Ages 18 and up. Back by popular demand, the “limits” class this year will focus on creating a series. Working in a series can push an artist to take creative risks and evolve within a focused framework. The paintings in a series need to connect with a common thread, such as the technique, color palette, or subject matter. Instruction is designed to inform and motivate individual styles to create a unique and cohesive body of work. General guidelines and good habits are demonstrated and encouraged. The small classroom setting promotes peer support and personal growth. A materials list is provided. All levels are welcome.

Instructor, Gigi Godfrey. Strawberry Hill Park 2/25-3/25 W 9:30a-12:00p $100 7687 2/25-3/25 W 1:00p-3:30p $100 7738

RUG TUFTING

Ages 18 and up. Spend the afternoon shooting yarn out of a gun into fabric to create some amazing wall hangings! We provide frames, fabric, yarn, and tufting guns. You provide a design idea. Learn to use the tufting gun effectively and safely. You’ll receive instructions about how to finish your piece on your own time.

You’ll be provided with a frame that has approximately 20x20 inches of workable area. You’ll receive an email before class asking about your design and yarn color preferences. Instructor, Rosalie Gale. CONTRACTOR Strawberry Hill Park 1/10 Sa 1:00p-6:00p $180 8447

STAINED GLASS

Ages 18 and up. This class will teach you the techniques to create beautiful stained glass works of art. All levels of experience are welcome (especially beginners!) The class fee does not include tools or materials. Supplies are available for purchase from the instructor at the first class. No class 3/24. Island Spectrum Design, CONTRACTOR. 1/6-2/10 T 10:00a-1:00p $235 7966 2/24-3/31 T 10:00a-1:00p $196 7967 1/7-2/11 W 6:00p-9:00p $235 7968 2/25-4/1 W 6:00p-9:00p $196 7969 22 | WINTER 2026

WATERCOLOR BOLD AND EXPRESSIVE

Ages 18 and up. Join this class that will focus on creating loose and colorful Northwest scenes and florals. Each class begins with a painting demonstration, followed by individual instruction, during which students work on the demo or an idea of their own. Watercolor supplies are not provided. Leading the class is John Adams, a renowned full-time artist and esteemed member of both the National and the Northwest Watercolor Societies. All levels are welcome! For more information about our instructor, visit www.johnadamsdesign.com. Instructor, John Adams. CONTRACTOR No class 2/19. Strawberry Hill Park 1/15-2/5 Th 10:00a-12:30p $160 7691 2/12-3/12 Th 10:00a-12:30p $160 7692 3/19-4/2 Th 10:00a-12:30p $120 7693

WATERCOLOR SKETCHERS’ DELIGHT

Ages 18 and up. In these evening art sessions, we will explore watercolor techniques and drawing in a loose, “sketcherly” manner using mixed media and watercolor books. Each class offers a warm-up exercise, class assignment, and an encouraging environment from instructors and classmates. We will practice watercolor techniques and explore a variety of subject matter, from photos and life. Some experience with watercolor is required. You can gain basic instruction from the instructor’s website, www.annemariesargent.com, and YouTube channel, ASargentArt, before the first class. Instructor, Anne-Marie Sargent and Mason Gummer. Strawberry Hill Park 1/7-2/11 W 5:15p-7:15p $110 7694 2/25-4/1 W 5:15p-7:15p $110 7695

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND RECREATION CENTER (BIRC) The Bainbridge Island Recreation Center is a valuable feature of the Bainbridge Island Metro Park & Recreation District, and it’s not hard to see why.

Our facility includes more than 53,000 square feet of recreation opportunities. We have multi-use fitness studios, fitness areas for cardio, stretching and weightlifting, a cycle studio, a Pilates Reformer studio, and a gymnasium equipped for basketball, volleyball, and pickleball. We also offer personal training, small-group training programs, aerial yoga sessions, and a wide variety of complimentary group exercise classes for members.

Our racquet sports accommodations provide a place to play, rain or shine, and connect with tennis and pickleball players of all skill levels. We have four indoor tennis courts for lessons, clinics, league and ladder play, and one tennis court lined for pickleball in addition to an indoor gym space adaptable for pickleball use.

Seasonally, cool off in our 23-yard pool with three lap lanes, open recreational space, walk-in entry stairs, and an ADA chair lift.

Facility Address 11700 NE Meadowmeer Circle Bainbridge Island, WA 98110

Contact Information Customer Service 206-842-5661 www.birec.org

*Facility schedule is subject to change, for holiday closures and adjusted hours, please visit the Schedules page at birec.org.

MONTHLY MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS The Bainbridge Island Recreation Center offers something for everyone. Whether you prefer a monthly membership plan that provides comprehensive benefits for you and your family, or a more flexible non-monthly option, BIRC has you covered.

FITNESS MEMBERSHIP

All monthly fitness memberships include unlimited access to the Rec Center’s amenities, except for the tennis courts. Our membership includes weekly group exercise classes, access to the outdoor pool (while open), a gymnasium, fitness equipment, and locker rooms. Additionally, members will have access to towel service, steam rooms, and saunas.

TENNIS & FITNESS MEMBERSHIP

Our monthly tennis and fitness memberships are the same as our fitness memberships with the addition of preferred access to tennis court reservations, league play, and clinics.

BIRC Location Fees: Classes and programs held at the Bainbridge Island Recreation Center (BIRC) list member fee. Non-member rates also apply.

FITNESS MEMBERSHIP RATES RESIDENT

NON-RESIDENT

User Levels

Joining Fee*

Monthly

User Levels

Joining Fee

Monthly

Fitness - Senior

Free

$55

Fitness - Senior

$149

$71

Fitness - Student

Free

$65

Fitness - Student

$149

$81

Fitness - Individual

Free

$79

Fitness - Individual

$149

$103

Fitness - Senior Couple

Free

$110

Fitness - Senior Couple

$149

$142

Fitness - Couple

Free

$152

Fitness - Couple

$149

$197

Fitness - Family

Free

$187

Fitness - Family

$149

$243

*Joining Fee waived for island residents. Proof of residency is required.

Taxes not included in list price.

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BAINBRIDGE ISLAND RECREATION CENTER (BIRC) TENNIS AND FITNESS MEMBERSHIP RESIDENT

NON-RESIDENT

User Levels

Joining Fee*

Monthly

User Levels

Joining Fee

Monthly

Tennis - Student

Free

$99

Tennis - Student

$149

$165

Tennis - Individual

Free

$151

Tennis - Individual

$149

$217

Tennis - Couple

Free

$225

Tennis - Couple

$149

$291

Tennis - Family

Free

$261

Tennis - Family

$149

$327

METRO PARK PREMIUM MEMBERSHIPS

The Metro Park Premium Membership for residents gives members access to the Bainbridge Island Recreation Center and Aquatics Center. It comes with unlimited access to the BIRC’s amenities, except the BIRC tennis courts, and unlimited swimming at the Aquatics Center during all general swim hours. Additionally, Metro Park Premium Members will have access to steam rooms and saunas at both facilities and towel service at the Rec Center.

METRO PARK PREMIUM FITNESS RATES RESIDENT User Levels

NON-RESIDENT

Joining Fee*

Monthly

User Levels

Joining Fee*

Monthly

Student

Free

$120

Student

$149

$135

Individual

Free

$140

Individual

$149

$155

Senior

Free

$120

Senior

$149

$135

Family

Free

$290

Family

$149

$375

METRO PARK PREMIUM TENNIS AND FITNESS MEMBERSHIP

Our Metro Park Premium Tennis Membership is the same as our Metro Park Premium Memberships but with the addition of preferred access to tennis court reservations, league play, and clinics.

METRO PARK PREMIUM TENNIS AND FITNESS RATES RESIDENT User Levels

NON-RESIDENT

Joining Fee*

Monthly

User Levels

Joining Fee*

Monthly

Student

Free

$160

Student

$149

$175

Individual

Free

$210

Individual

$149

$225

Family

Free

$360

Family

$149

$375

PUNCH PASS RESIDENT*

NON-RESIDENT*

RESIDENT*

NON-RESIDENT*

10-Punch Pass

$135

$155

10-Punch Pass

$144

$165

20-Punch Pass

$246

$300

20-Punch Pass

$272

$300

Daily Admission

$15

$19

Daily Admission

$16

$20

10-Punch Pass

$153

$185

20-Punch Pass

$289

$360

Daily Admission

$17

$21

Youth/Senior

Student

Adult Senior/Senior Couple: Age 60 and over. Proof of age is required.

Student: Ages 13-23. Proof of age and student enrollment required.

Individual: Ages 24-60 Couple: Two people residing in the same household permanently.

Family: Three to seven family members (only two over the age of 23) residing in the same household permanently.

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*BIRC is a no-cash facility. Taxes not included in list price. *Punch passes are valid for one year from date of purchase.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND RECREATION CENTER (BIRC) PERSONAL TRAINING At the Bainbridge Island Recreation Center, we believe that fitness should be accessible to everyone. That’s why our personal training program is built around flexibility, inclusivity, and expert guidance.

Whether you prefer one-on-one coaching, customized written programs to follow on your own, or the energy of small group training (4–6 people), we’ve got an option that fits your lifestyle.

Our team of certified professional trainers brings a wealth of experience, unique styles, and supportive energy to every session. Each trainer is nationally certified and committed to helping you reach your goals—whatever they may be.

Your journey. Your pace. Your team.

Let’s get stronger together.

Explore Your Options Visit birec.org to view complete trainer profiles and submit a Training Request Form.

Not sure which training option is right for you? Contact Marie Figgins, Fitness Program Manager, at marief@biparks.org for personalized guidance.

PERSONAL TRAINING — IN-PERSON PACKAGE RATES Member

Non-member

Single Session

$80

$105

5-pack

$380

$500

10-Pack

$720

$945

60-Minute Private

30-Minute Private

PERSONAL TRAINING — WRITTEN PROGRAM PACKAGE RATES INTRO TO TRAINING (Written Program Only) Receive a one-on-one assessment from one of our certified trainers to determine which of our pre-built training programs best suits your needs, schedule, skill level, and goals.

Just The Program

Member

Non-member

In-Person Assessment

$80

$105

Written Program

$100

$150

Total

$180

$255

INTRO TO TRAINING (Written Program with Coaching) You’ll get continuous support from your certified trainer throughout your eightweek program. Your trainer will review your workout logs each week, make necessary adjustments, provide recommendations, and suggest any needed alterations.

Program with Coaching

Member

Non-member

In-Person Assessment

$80

$105

Written Program

$100

$150

Coaching*

$270

$270

Total

$450

$525

FIVE-WEEK CUSTOM PROGRAM (Written Program with Coaching) Our popular five-week custom program is tailored to your fitness needs and goals. Five in-person sessions working one-on-one with a certified trainer to fine-tune a program tailored to your lifestyle and goals!

Five-Week Program

Member

Non-member

In-Person Sessions

$380

$500

Single Session

$40

$60

Written Program

$200

$300

5-Pack

$190

$285

Coaching

$200

$250

$360

$540

Total

$780

$1050

$50 per person

$65 per person

$40 per person

$55 per person

TEN-WEEK CUSTOM PROGRAM (Written Program with Coaching) Our ten-week training plan is designed for individuals seeking a comprehensive, customized training program. Your certified trainer will spend five sessions working with you to create a custom program tailored to your needs and goals. Afterward, you can spend another five sessions going through your workout program alongside your trainer.

$38 per person

$43 per person

10-Pack 60-Minute Partner 2 people 60-Minute Group 3-4 people 30-Minute Partner 2 people

*BIRC is a no-cash facility. Taxes not included in list price.

Ten-Week program

Member

Non-member

In-Person Sessions

$720

$825

Written Program

$200

$300

Coaching

$200

$300

Total

$1120

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BAINBRIDGE ISLAND RECREATION CENTER (BIRC) PILATES REFORMER The Pilates reformer provides a comprehensive approach to fitness, integrating strength, flexibility, and balance. Whether you’re a beginner or an advanced practitioner, incorporating reformer exercises into your routine can significantly improve your overall well-being.

Our seasoned Pilates instructors are ready to help you with your fitness needs.

All our instructors are certified by a nationally recognized certifying body. Each instructor brings their passion for Pilates to every session to ensure participants get the most out of their time. Visit birec.org to find instructors’ complete profiles and to book your session.

PILATES REFORMER SESSION RATES

AERIAL YOGA PRIVATE SESSIONS Looking for a unique and uplifting way to move your body? Our Antigravity Yoga Fitness Sessions offer a fun, supportive, and customizable experience for all fitness levels.

Each session begins with a personalized consultation to tailor the experience to your goals and comfort level. It’s a fantastic way to explore aerial movement before joining one of our full aerial series. Progress at your own pace and discover the freedom of flight in a safe and welcoming environment. Schedule Your Complimentary Consultation: Email bear@biparks.org to get started today!

AERIAL YOGA SESSION RATES Member

Non-member

$80

$105

$40

$55

$50 per person

$65 per person

$38 per person

$45 per person

60-Minute Private 30-Minute Private 60-Minute Duet 60-Minute Group 3-5 People

*BIRC is a no-cash facility. Taxes not included in list price.

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Non-member

Single Session

$80

$105

5-Pack

$380

$500

10-Pack

$720

$945

$50 per person

$65 per person

60-Minute Private

60-Minute Duet 2 People

These sessions are perfect for: • One-on-one private training • Partner or BFF workouts • Small-group sessions • Birthday party groups • Work retreats and team-building events

2 People

Member

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND RECREATION CENTER (BIRC) TENNIS AND PICKLEBALL Tennis and pickleball are excellent sports for athletes of all ages and abilities. Both sports offer a unique social aspect, allowing players to compete alone or with a partner. Tennis and pickleball are gentle on the joints and are also excellent ways for athletes to stay active.

Our professional and caring tennis and pickleball instructors make every lesson and program welcoming and comfortable for all participants. We offer a wide variety of youth, teen, and adult classes, clinics, lessons, and leagues. Programs are open to both members and non-members.

PRIVATE TENNIS LESSON RATES RSPA LEVEL 1 Instructor

RSPA LEVEL 2 & 3 Elite Instructor

Member

Non-member

Member

Non-member

$75

$90

$85

$105

Private Lesson 60 minute 45 minute

$60

$75

$70

$85

30 minute

$40

$55

$50

$60

60 minute

$40 per person

$47 per person

$44 per person

$52 per person

45 minute

$32 per person

$40 per person

$38 per person

$45 per person

30 minute

$24 per person

$32 per person

$29 per person

$34 per person

$27 per person

$32 per person

$30 per person

$35 per person

75 minute

$35 per person

$45 per person

$43 per person

$50 per person

90 minute

$40 per person

$50 per person

$47 per person

$55 per person

60 minute

$23 per person

$27 per person

$26 per person

$30 per person

75 minute

$29 per person

$37 per person

$35 per person

$40 per person

90 minute

$33 per person

$40 per person

$38 per person

$44 per person

Semi-Private Lesson (2 people)

Group Lesson (3 people) 60 minute

Group Lesson (4 + people)

PRIVATE PICKLEBALL LESSON RATES Member

Non-member

$75

$90

$40 per person

$48 per person

$30 per person

$38 per person

$26 per person

$34 per person

Private Lesson 60 minute Semi-Private Lesson 60 minute Group Lesson (3 People) 60 minute Group Lesson (4 People) 60 minute

*BIRC is a no-cash facility. Taxes not included in list price.

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CANINE BEYOND TUGS & TANGLES

Ages 18 and up. For dogs six months and older. Experience the joy of walking side by side with your furry companion through our four-week loose-leash walking class. Master the art of walking (without the tug-of-war) as we guide you in achieving a relaxed and enjoyable stroll. Say goodbye to leash tension and hello to leisurely walks where you and your dog can truly connect and explore together. Families are welcome. Three Hounds Dog Training CONTRACTOR. Island Center Hall 1/10-1/31 Sa 1:00p-1:50p $140 7368 2/23-3/16 M 7:00p-7:50p $140 7369

ROOKIE ROVER

Ages 18 and up. For puppies ages 8 weeks-5 months. In this six-week class, your puppy will learn essential cues, good manners, and socialization skills while building a strong foundation for a well-behaved and confident future. The class includes off-leash play. Your puppy can safely start puppy class as early as 8 weeks old, and they will need to have their first set of puppy shots and we recommend having your pup home for at least one week before starting classes.

Families are welcome. Three Hounds Dog Training, CONTRACTOR. Island Center Hall 1/5-2/9 M 5:00p-5:50p $200 7373 1/10-2/14 Sa 10:00a-10:50a $200 7374 2/23-3/30 M 5:00p-5:50p $200 7375 2/28-4/4 Sa 10:00a-10:50a $200 7376

TEENAGE TAILS

Ages 18 and up. For dogs 6-18 months. This six-week class is specifically designed to support your adolescent dog as they navigate teenage-hood. We will work on reinforcing manners and handling common adolescent dog behaviors, emphasizing focus and self-control skills around exciting distractions. We do play time in appropriate groups. Families are welcome. Three Hounds Dog Training, CONTRACTOR. Island Center Hall 1/5-2/9 M 6:00p-6:50p $200 7379 2/28-4/4 Sa 11:00a-11:50a $200 7380

TRICKS!

Ages 18 and up. Is your dog ready to become a four-legged Einstein? This fourweek tricks class is all about unleashing your dog’s inner genius through fun, engaging, and creative training. We’ll teach a variety of tricks, from simple to more challenging. *Prerequisite: any basic obedience class. Families are welcome.

Three Hounds Dog Training, CONTRACTOR. Island Center Hall 1/10-1/31 Sa 12:00p-12:50p $140 7469 2/28-3/21 Sa 1:00p-1:50p $140 7470

WELL-MANNERED WOOFS 1

Ages 18 and up. For dogs six months and older. Polish up your relationship with your older puppy or dog with this six-week foundation class. This course focuses on teaching good behavior in the home and preparing to get out in the community with your dog. You and your dog will learn specific skills like sit, down, stay, come, loose-leash walking, greeting people and dogs calmly, and more! Families are welcome. Three Hounds Dog Training, CONTRACTOR. Island Center Hall 1/5-2/9 M 7:00p-7:50p $200 7384 2/28-4/4 Sa 12:00p-12:50p $200 7385

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WELL-MANNERED WOOFS 2

Ages 18 and up. This six-week intermediate dog manners class is designed to build upon the foundational skills learned in Well-Mannered Woofs or Teenage Tails. We will refine existing behaviors and introduce more complex behaviors, while increasing duration, distractions, and distance. Learn fun and engaging tricks and build confidence and strengthen the bond between you and your dog. *Prerequisite: One of the following: Well-Mannered Woofs, Teenage Tails, or prior approval from the instructor. Families are welcome. Three Hounds Dog Training, CONTRACTOR. Island Center Hall 2/23-3/30 M 6:00p-6:50p $200 7387 1/10-2/14 Sa 11:00a-11:50a $200 7386

CLIMBING ADULTS CLIMBING FOR ADULTS

Ages 18 and up. Are you interested in a new way to get moving this season? Are you looking for a group of adults to climb with who motivate and encourage each other to stay active? Join us for an adult training program; no previous climbing experience required! Over three weeks, each 90-minute session will include warm-up and cool-down, as well as an exercise for the whole group related to a specific element of climbing training, followed by independent climbing time.

Classes may include bouldering, the use of auto belays, and top-rope climbing.

Taught by experienced climbing instructors. Membership to Insight Climbing & Movement is included for the class duration. Insight Climbing & Movement, CONTRACTOR. 3/3-3/17 T 6:30p-8:00p $110 7389

YOUTH CLIMBING MID-WINTER BREAK CAMP

Ages 6-11. This one-week camp will introduce new climbers to indoor climbing and youth programming, including top-rope climbing, bouldering, and games with other kids. This class will allow your kids to build confidence, both on and off the wall, while giving them a preview of what youth climbing programs have to offer at Insight Climbing & Movement. All climbing programs are facilitated by experienced instructors. Insight Climbing & Movement, CONTRACTOR. 2/16-2/20 M-F 1:00p-4:00p $320 7390

YOUTH CLIMBING FOR BEGINNERS

Ages 4-6. This course will give new climbers an introduction to indoor climbing and youth programming including top-rope climbing, bouldering, and games with other kids. This class will provide kids with an opportunity to build confidence, both on and off the wall, while giving them a preview of what youth climbing programs have to offer at Insight Climbing & Movement. At the conclusion of the program, families will have the information they need to decide which recurring youth climbing program at Insight is the right fit for their young climber!

Insight Climbing & Movement, CONTRACTOR. 1/23-1/30 F 4:00p-5:00p $96 7395 2/27-3/6 F 4:00p-5:00p $96 7396 3/27-4/3 F 4:00p-5:00p $96 7397

YOUTH CLIMBING FOR BEGINNERS

Ages 7-12. This course will give new climbers an introduction to indoor climbing and youth programming including top-rope climbing, bouldering, and games with other kids. This class will provide kids with an opportunity to build confidence, both on and off the wall, while giving them a preview of what youth climbing programs have to offer at Insight Climbing & Movement. At the conclusion of the program, families will have the information they need to decide which recurring youth climbing program at Insight is the right fit for their young climber!

Insight Climbing & Movement, CONTRACTOR. 1/9-1/16 F 4:00p-5:00p $96 7392 2/6-2/13 F 4:00p-5:00p $96 7393 3/13-3/20 F 4:00p-5:00p $96 7394

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ENRICHMENT YOUTH BRICKS 4 KIDZ AFTER SCHOOL

VALENTINE’S COOKIE DECORATING: PARENT AND CHILD

Ages 6 and up. Young people and Parents or Grandparents will join author and nutritionist Cait James for a fun, hands-on lesson in the art of cookie decorating to create holiday-themed cookies! Create beautiful cookies perfect for sharing with loved ones on Valentine’s Day or just enjoying yourself! Strawberry Hill Park 2/8 S 12:30p-2:30p $70 7906

Ages 6-9. Discover the fundamentals of S.T.E.A.M. (science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics) in an extraordinary atmosphere for children, where we learn, build, and play with LEGO ® Bricks. Using proprietary model plans created by engineers and architects, Bricks 4 Kidz believes that kids learn best through fun activities that engage their curiosity and creativity. Each class LADYBUG NATURE WALK: GREEN uses models and curriculum that differ from session to session, as well as year EVERYWHERE! to year. All students take home a custom minifigure (kits are reused not taken Ages 2-4. Grab your boots, bundle up, and go outside! Preschoolers bring your home). Bricks 4 Kidz, CONTRACTOR. No Class 2/17-19. adults, and we will explore seasonal changes in the natural world around BainOrdway Builderz

bridge Island. Each walk is led by Park District staff, featuring a story, interpre1/27-3/24 T 2:20p-3:30p $159 7878 tive activities, and a project created together to take home. Join us to discover Blakely Builderz

what’s going on with foliage! Instructor, Jamy Wagner. West Port Madison 1/28-3/25 W 2:20p-3:30p $159 7876 3/13 F 10:00a-11:00a $30 7925 ̌xalilc (Halilts) Builderz 1/29-3/26 Th 2:20p-3:30p $159 7877

BRICKS 4 KIDZ JR. ROBOTICS

Ages 6-9. Join Bricks 4 Kidz Jr. Robotics Class. Children as young as 6 years of age can have fun learning robotics! Using software while working on tablets, kids will be able to program the model builds they craft using Bricks 4 Kidz model plans and LEGO ® technology to create exciting dynamic robots.

This class provides a hands-on learning experience that actively involves young students in their own learning process while making lasting memories. Each session features different robots and lessons, so sign up for either or both. All students take home a custom LEGO ® minifigure (kits are reused not taken home).

Bricks 4 Kidz, CONTRACTOR. Strawberry Hill Park 1/13-2/10 T 6:00p-7:00p $88 7875 2/24-3/31 T 6:00p-7:00p $105 7879

LADYBUG NATURE WALK: WINTER WONDERLAND!

Ages 2-4. Grab your boots, bundle up, and go outside! Preschoolers bring your adults, and we will explore seasonal changes in the natural world around Bainbridge Island. Each walk is led by Park District staff, featuring a story, interpretive activities, and a project created together to take home. Instructor, Jamy Wagner.

Camp Yeomalt Park 2/13 F 10:00a-11:00a $30 7924

MIDDLE SCHOOL DANCE

Ages 11-13. It’s time to gather your crew or fly solo for a fantastic event. Get ready to groove to the hottest pop hits courtesy of our amazing DJ. Show off your dance moves or kick back and hang out with your friends. We’ve got you covered with snacks and drinks, so you won’t be hungry or thirsty. Pre-registration only; no day-of sign-ups. For more information, contact adama@biparks.org 2/7 Sa 7:00p-9:00p $35 7903

PIRATE FUNTIME

Ages 3-9. Ahoy Mateys! Dress like a pirate and jump on board for a delightful time. Explore crafts including creating a pirate hat, Jolly Roger flag, your very own treasure map and more. Join us in the Mess Hall for some hearty seafarers’ snacks to complete the party. Instructor, Cindy McCall. Strawberry Hill Park 1/31 Sa 10:00a-11:30a $45 7948

VALENTINE’S COOKIE DECORATING

Ages 6-17. Young people will join author and nutritionist Cait James for a fun, hands-on lesson in the art of cookie decorating to create holiday-themed cookies! Create beautiful cookies perfect for sharing with loved ones on Valentine’s Day or just enjoying yourself! Strawberry Hill Park 2/8 S 9:30a-11:30a $60 7905

FAIRY FUNTIME

Ages 3-9. Come dressed as a fairy and fly away to a fairy fantasyland where you will receive your wings and create a fairy flower crown, a wand, jewelry and more. Meet other fairies and leave as friends after sharing a delightful party with snacks. Instructor, Cindy McCall. Strawberry Hill Park 3/14 Sa 10:00a-11:30a $45 7947 30 | WINTER 2026

ENRICHMENT ADULT (18 +) INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY

Ages 16 and up. Observe, discover, and learn about the wonders of the Universe.

This is a beginner class for curious minds to engage in hands-on learning experiences in astronomy, space exploration, and the technologies that make it possible. This class will meet on the following dates only: 1/24, 2/14, 2/28, 3/14, and 3/28. Battle Point Astronomical Association, CONTRACTOR. Battle Point Park.

1/24-3/28 Sa 1:00p-3:00p $180 7953

INTERMEDIATE CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH

Ages 18 and up. If you have taken some classes in high school or college, or have studied online with tutors or programs, this class should help advance your skills and boost confidence. The goal is to be able to communicate effectively with native speakers and other Spanish speakers. We will study an easy reader book (typically priced between $5 and $15), listen to recordings, and complete exercises in grammar from self-correcting websites. We spend most of the class speaking Spanish, making mistakes and correcting them. We also use Duolingo, a free online program. Instructed by Will Perkins, CONTRACTOR. Aquatic Center 1/7-2/4 W 9:20a-10:50a $110 7887 2/25-3/25 W 9:20a-10:50a $110 7888

HILLTOP ACOUSTIC JAM

All-ages music jam. Bring your guitar, voice, uke, recorder, banjo, box drum, fiddle, or any other acoustic instrument for an old-fashioned song-swapping circle at Prue’s House! Beginners and veterans learn from each other with no stage fright and no pressure; sit in or just come to listen! All ages welcome and it’s FREE! Light refreshments and hot drinks available. Third Fridays.

1/16, 2/20, 3/20 F 7:30p

BIRDING BAINBRIDGE ISLAND

Ages 18 and up. In this 10-week course (eight classroom sessions & two field trips), we will learn about the common bird species that can be found on and around the island. We will discuss identification, life histories, birding-by-ear, eBird, and places to go birding. Strawberry Hill Park 2/24-5/5 T 9:00a-10:30a $80 7471

CRIBBAGE TOURNAMENT

Ages 18 and up. Do you know what the total is for 15 for 2, 15 for 4, a pair for 6, a double run, and a right jack? If you know the answer if 15, then this tournament is for you. Singles and Doubles will compete in a series of 17-minute, round-robin games. Come compete and meet others who also enjoy playing cribbage. You could possibly take home a prize! Island Center Park Doubles 3/21 Sa 4:00p-7:00p $40 7950 Singles 3/21 Sa 4:00p-7:00p $30 7949

SECOND ANNUAL BATTLE OF THE PADDLE INDOOR PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENT Hosted by the Bainbridge Island Recreation Center Second Annual Battle of the Paddle Indoor Pickleball Tournament Presented By Bainbridge Island Metro Park & Recreation District March 6-8, 2026 Men’s Doubles Friday, March 6 Mixed Doubles Saturday, March 7 Women & Youth Doubles Sunday, March 8 Register October 1 – February 20 At Pickleballtournaments.com Register for Pre-Tournament Practice Sessions at biparks.org.

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FITNESS INTRO TO AERIAL PLAY TWEEN/TEEN

Ages 9-15. In this engaging class, participants will learn the foundations of aerial hammock movement, including essential techniques, safety, and body awareness. Along the way, you’ll explore a few fun tricks and flowing sequences that invite creativity, imagination, and fun. Come fly, explore, and express yourself!

Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 2/10-3/3 T,Th 4:00p-5:00p $125 7758

TEENS INTRO TO STRENGTH TRAINING — GUYS

Ages 13-16. This class offers a complete introduction to strength training designed specifically for teens. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to build on your current fitness foundation, you’ll learn proper technique, safe training practices, and how to build strength progressively. Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/6-1/29 T,Th 4:00p-5:00p $200 7479 2/3-2/26 T,Th 4:00p-5:00p $150 7480 3/3-3/26 T,Th 4:00p-5:00p $200 7482

YOUTH & ADULT AERIAL BARRE WORKSHOP

YOUTH KIDS AERIAL PLAY

Ages 5-9. This playful and engaging series uses the aerial hammock to help kids build body awareness, strength and coordination, listening skills, and confidence and creativity. It is a fun and safe way for kids to explore their natural curiosity while discovering the thrill of being upside down. This session encourages movement, imagination, and a love for aerial play. Come fly with us and let your child soar! Bainbridge Island Recreation Center. Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/6-1/22 T,Th 4:00p-5:00p $150 7773

KIDS AERIAL PLAY WORKSHOP

Ages 5-9. An Introduction to the aerial hammock focusing on gaining body awareness, strength, listening skills and a love for being upside down. These workshops are an invitation for kids to explore their natural curiosity and movement in hammock experiences. Come fly with us. Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 2/22 S 11:00a-12:00p $25 7770 3/14 Sa 12:00p-1:00p $25 7771

INTRO AERIAL PLAY TWEEN/TEEN WORKSHOP

All Ages. Exchange the ballet barre for the hammock and get ready for a whole new challenge! This powerful class combines elements of ballet, Pilates, and yoga to tone and strengthen the body. Low impact, controlled movements to target deep muscles followed by stretching to cultivate strength from the inside out. Designed to be inspiring, challenging and FUN! All levels are welcome.

Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 2/22 S 12:30p-1:45p $35 7795 3/7 Sa 10:00a-11:15a $35 7796

AERIAL DANCE, FLIPS AND CIRCUS TRICKS

Ages 13 and up. Participants will learn the foundations of aerial hammock with a focus on warmups, fitness conditioning, aerial skill development, and body awareness in safe practice. It is a process — slow and steady — building strength and flexibility to be able perform circus tricks.

Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/6-1/22 T,Th 12:00p-1:00p $150 7699 3/9-3/25 M,W 4:00p-5:00p $150 7698

AERIAL RESTORATIVE YIN/ZEN WORKSHOP

Ages 13 and up. Embrace the new year with a real treat for the mind and body.

Designed to decompress, lower stress and release stuck energy through myofascial release. This restorative movement class ends with a floating meditation to support a deeper connection to relaxation. All levels are welcome, and no experience is required. Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/11 Su 12:30p-2:00p $40 7774 2/21 Sa 10:00a-11:30a $40 7775

Ages 9-15. In these workshops participants will learn aerial hammock fundamentals, along with a few tricks and sequences that will allow for some self-expression and playfulness. Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/10 Sa 12:00p-1:30p $50 7707

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BIRC Location Fees: Classes and programs held at the Bainbridge Island Recreation Center (BIRC) list member fee. Non-member rates also apply.

FITNESS AERIAL YOGA FIT AND FLEXY

Ages 13 and up. Improve your overall fitness and flexibility in one fun class. We will spend half the class focusing on improving strength and stamina by heating up the body. The second half of the class is dedicated to improving flexibility with deep stretches and safe inversions, and ends with a floating meditation. Perfect complement to all activities and levels. Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 2/10-3/3 T,Th 12:00p-1:00p $150 7701

CREATE STRENGTH WHILE STRETCHING WORKSHOP

Ages 16 and up. This workshop uses both a Chinese traditional medicine and yoga framework for gaining strength. You will learn specific stretching techniques designed to release stagnation in muscles and organs. Handout included.

Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/24 Sa 9:30a-11:00a $40 7522

DISCOVER BAINBRIDGE RUNS

Ages 13 and up. Open to runners of all paces and abilities. Our routes are designed to average around four miles, providing an excellent workout for runners of all levels. We meet in various locations around Bainbridge Island, allowing you to explore new areas and sights every week. Whether you are a seasoned runner or just starting out, our group is the perfect way to stay active and connect with like-minded individuals.

1/6-2/3 T 9:00a-10:00a $55 7518 2/10-3/3 T 9:00a-10:00a $44 7519 3/10-4/7 T 9:00a-10:00a $55 7520 1/7-2/4 W 5:30p-6:30p $55 7717 1/8-2/5 Th 9:00a-10:00a $55 7515 2/12-3/5 Th 9:00a-10:00a $55 7516 3/12-4/9 Th 9:00a-10:00a $44 7517

INTRO TO AERIAL YOGA WORKSHOP

Ages 13 and up. Open to first timers and all levels who desire a review of aerial yoga fundamentals. This workshop offers the fundamentals to dive deeper into foundational building blocks. It is a sample offering for beginners and those who are looking to establish an aerial yoga practice. The silky fabric hammock meets you where you are in your journey to safely perform poses and inversions to improve strength, flexibility, and stamina. Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/11 S 9:30a-11:30a $55 7736 3/8 S 9:30a-11:30a $55 7765

INTERMEDIATE PILATES REFORMER

Ages 16 and up. This intermediate class is designed for those ready to take their Pilates Reformer practice to the next level. Building on foundational principles, participants will explore more advanced exercises in a fun, safe, and focused environment that promotes improved balance, increased flexibility, enhanced core and overall strength, and greater body awareness and control. Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/5-2/25 M,W 4:00p-5:00p $235 8410 2/2-2/25 M,W 4:00p-5:00p $175 8409 3/2-3/30 M,W 4:00p-5:00p $265 8411

SQUAT BENCH DEADLIFT

Ages 16 and up. This class will focus on compound resistance movements with some accessory movements mixed in to provide proper muscle stimulus. Participants will work on understanding proper muscular contraction and articulation to prevent injury while performing resistance movements such as barbell squat, bench press, and deadlift. Participants will use various tools such as barbells, kettlebells, dumbbells, and resistance bands. Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/10-1/24 Sa 11:00a-12:00p $90 7477

TRX 101

Ages 16 and up. TRX 101 is the perfect introduction to the Total Body Resistance Exercise (TRX) suspension training system. In this beginner-friendly class, you’ll learn how to use TRX equipment safely and effectively, foundational movements for strength, stability, and mobility, and techniques to engage your entire body using just gravity and your own body weight. Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/6-1/27 T,Th 9:00a-10:00a $200 7320 2/3-2/26 T,Th 9:00a-10:00a $150 7321 3/3-3/26 T,Th 9:00a-10:00a $200 7322

TRX HIIT

Ages 16 and up. Get strong, reduce body fat, and increase core stability with TRX. Develop and maintain a solid core with increased flexibility, endurance, and improving strength. Each session will combine cardio and strength interval in the popular HIIT format. Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/5-1/28 M,W 10:30a-11:30a $175 7314 2/2-2/25 M,W 10:30a-11:30a $150 7315 3/2-3/25 M,W 10:30a-11:30a $200 7316

WINTER SKI CONDITIONING

Ages 16 and up. This class will help participants optimize their winter sports performance and minimize the risk of injuries. The ski/snow sports specific workouts will focus on muscle groups essential for skiing, targeting legs, core and upper body. Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/5-1/28 M,W 10:30a-11:30a $175 7473 2/2-2/25 M,W 10:30a-11:30a $150 7475 3/2-3/25 M,W 10:30a-11:30a $200 7476

Punch pass options for Discover Bainbridge Runs can be found in Memberships!

BIRC Location Fees: Classes and programs held at the Bainbridge Island Recreation Center (BIRC) list member fee. Non-member rates also apply.

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FITNESS WOMEN ON WEIGHTS

Ages 16 and up. Women on Weights is a program designed to engage and teach women of all ages and abilities the importance of exercise, specifically resistance training. This program will teach participants proper exercise techniques and the benefits of training. Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/5-1/28 M,W 11:30a-12:30p $175 7437 2/2-2/25 M,W 11:30a-12:30p $150 7438 3/2-3/25 M,W 11:30a-12:30p $200 7439

WOMEN ON WEIGHTS 2.0

Ages 16 and up. Women on Weights 2.0 is a continuation of Women on Weights. This class is for women who want to learn bigger barbell lifts, squat, deadlifts, bench and overhead press. We will be using barbells, cable machines, kettlebells, and free weights. Our goal is that by the end of this program you will feel empowered and strong, while also building confidence in a gym setting. Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/6-1/29 T,Th 10:00a-11:00a 2/3-2/26 T,Th 10:00a-11:00a 3/3-3/26 T,Th 10:00a-11:00a

YANG TAI CHI

Ages 18 and up. This course, founded on the Yang style of Tai Chi, reminds us how to move through the world in a manner that is both relaxed and powerful.

Each class focuses on a different aspect of The Way, with the goal of integrating the practice into everyday life. Slow-motion training encourages participants to feel, correct, and strengthen balance and postural alignment. Island Center Park 1/6-1/27 T 10:00a-11:30a $60 7500 2/3-2/24 T 10:00a-11:30a $60 7501 3/3-3/31 T 10:00a-11:30a $75 7502 1/8-1/29 Th 10:00a-11:30a $60 7493 2/5-2/26 Th 10:00a-11:30a $60 7494 3/5-3/26 Th 10:00a-11:30a $60 7495

YOGA

Ages 18 and up. This class will focus on the fundamental yoga poses, breath, and mindfulness, with extended relaxation. This gentle yoga practice brings us closer to a balance point, stability, ease, and inner stillness where health and happiness blossom. Island Center Park 1/5-1/28 M,W 9:00a-10:15a $105 7484 2/2-2/25 M,W 9:00a-10:15a $80 7485 3/2-3/25 M,W 9:00a-10:15a $105 7486

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ADULTS (18+) FUNTASTIC FITNESS

Ages 18 and up. This class combines aerobic exercises, range of motion, and strength training in a positive, energizing environment. You will learn exercises designed to increase flexibility, joint stability, balance, coordination, muscular strength, and cardiovascular endurance, yoga poses and breathing added in.

Strawberry Hill Park 1/5-1/28 M,W 9:00a-10:00a $83 7504 2/2-2/25 M,W 9:00a-10:00a $71 7505 3/2-3/30 M,W 9:00a-10:00a $106 7506

STAY STRONG

Ages 18 and up. This class is designed to increase muscular strength, range of motion, joint stability, and balance. Our instructor will teach you how to stay strong in your daily activities. Strawberry Hill Park 1/6-1/29 T,Th 11:00a-12:00p $95 7508 2/3-2/26 T,Th 11:00a-12:00p $71 7509 3/3-3/31 T,Th 11:00a-12:00p $106 7510

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BIRC Location Fees: Classes and programs held at the Bainbridge Island Recreation Center (BIRC) list member fee. Non-member rates also apply.

HIKING & WALKS MOONLIGHT SNOWSHOE

Ages 10 and up. Participants under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult. We’ll take the ferry to Seattle and drive to Blewett Pass, arriving right around sunset. As the daylight fades and the almost-full moon rises, we’ll hike along the Wenatchee Crest. We’ll pass through an open forest with snow sparkling around us, slowly climbing to a high point with moonlit views of the surrounding mountains. The trip meets at 1:30pm and returns around 11:30pm.

Snowshoes are provided. Est 3.5 miles and 500ft elevation gain. Strawberry Hill Park 2/28 Sa 1:30p-11:30p $135 7828

LAKE ANGELES SNOWSHOE

Ages 10 and up. Participants under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult. This well-graded trail climbs steadily through thick forest to reach its spectacular destination, Lake Angeles. Thousand-foot cliffs encircle the lake with ice and snow packed into every crevice, and waterfalls struggle to free themselves from winter’s icy grip. Well worth the hard work to get there! Snowshoes are provided. The trip meets at 9am. Est 7 miles and 2,300ft elevation gain. Strawberry Hill Park 3/8 S 9:00a-7:00p $135 7829

HIKING INTERPRETIVE SNOWSHOE AT HURRICANE RIDGE

Ages 10 and up. Participants under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult. This beginner- and family-friendly trip is a perfect introduction to snowshoeing. First, we’ll try the snowshoes on different surfaces during a guided interpretive walk through Hurricane Ridge’s woods. Participants will learn about trees‚ their winter adaptations, relationships with fungi, effects on the air and humans, and more. After lunch we’ll snowshoe on a groomed trail to a viewpoint atop a snowcapped ridge. Snowshoes are provided. The trip meets at 7:00a. **Note that the Super Bowl is 2/8. Est 3 miles and 400ft elevation gain. Strawberry Hill Park 2/1 S 7:00a-5:00p $135 7825 2/8 S 7:00a-5:00p $135 7428

STEEPLE ROCK SNOWSHOE

WALKS DISCOVER BAINBRIDGE 2-MILE WALKS

Ages 13 and up. Come walk with us and discover the back roads and trails of Bainbridge and meet new friends. Walks are at a steady pace, rain or shine.

The first walk starts at Rotary Park on Weaver Road. Flatter roads and trails of Bainbridge Island at a nice, easy pace.

1/8-2/19 Th 9:00a-10:30a $40 7756 2/26-4/2 Th 9:00a-10:30a $40 7757

DISCOVER BAINBRIDGE 4-MILE WALKS

Ages 13 and up. Come walk with us and discover the back roads and trails of Bainbridge and meet new friends. Walks are at a steady pace, rain or shine. The first walk starts at Rotary Park on Weaver Road.

1/4-2/15 S 9:00a-11:00a $40 7403 2/22-4/5 S 9:00a-11:00a $40 7402

Ages 10 and up. Participants under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult. From Hurricane Ridge, head away from the crowds and groomed trails for big views, deep snow, and a great sense of solitude. This intermediate level trip features spectacular views of the Strait of Juan de Fuca and snow-capped Olympic mountains. Snowshoes are provided. The trip meets at 7:00a. Est 5.2 miles and 800ft elevation gain. Strawberry Hill Park 2/14 Sa 7:00a-5:00p $135 7826

COMMONWEALTH BASIN SNOWSHOE

Ages 10 and up. Participants under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult. Participants under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult. Near Snoqualmie Pass, Commonwealth Basin gets a TON of snow! Snow-loaded trees look like strange sculptures, and there is enough space between them for some great views of the surrounding peaks. It’s a beautiful, sprawling area — we’ll explore and find a quiet corner for lunch. Snowshoes are provided. Est 5 miles and 1,200ft elevation gain. Strawberry Hill Park 2/22 S 8:00a-5:00p $135 7827 WINTER 2026 | 35

OUTDOOR YOUTH & ADULT FLY CASTING SKILLS AND TECHNIQUES

Ages 13 and up. Interested in learning to fly fish? This two-hour class focuses on adapting your casting to specific situations for a more enjoyable fishing experience. All equipment is included for use. Seabold Hall 3/28 Sa 10:00a-12:00p $20 8165 4/4 Sa 10:00a-12:00p $20 8418

INTRODUCTION TO FLY FISHING

Ages 13 and up. Interested in improving your fly casting? This class includes hands-on instruction for new beginners who would like to learn the exciting sport of fly fishing on Bainbridge Island. Start with instruction on the basics of fly fishing, equipment, local spots, knots, and end with casting lessons from an instructor so you will be ready to try your luck in the waters of the Puget Sound.

All equipment is included for use. Seabold Hall 1/31 Sa 10:00a-12:00p $20 8107 2/7 Sa 10:00a-12:00p $20 8419

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MOUNTAIN BIKING IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Equipment: Participants are responsible for providing their own clothing and equipment. Please bring a mountain bike of suitable size, with gears that allow for climbing and descending medium grades of the trail, functional brakes, and a properly fitting bike helmet. Staff reserves the right to refuse participation if a bike is deemed unfit, non-functional or if staff have safety concerns. The Park District’s Outdoor Gearbank has a limited number of Park District mountain bikes (24” and 26” tires) available to borrow for free. If you’re interested in borrowing from the Gearbank, please inquire at least two weeks in advance to check availability. For additional information, questions, or Gearbank inquiries, please contact Outdoor Program Manager Stacey Stoner at staceys@biparks.org Bike Tune Up: Staff strongly recommend that your rider’s bike be inspected and tuned up by a professional bike mechanic two weeks before their first program of the season. Allow several days to ensure your rider’s bike is ready to pick up. On Bainbridge Island, BI Cycle and Classic Cycle are excellent bike shops that can assist.

Physical Fitness: Participants must be physically fit to meet the unique challenges of each ride. Terrains and trails vary; please refer to the Trail Difficulty Rating System. The Park District reserves the right to require a doctor’s note to clear a participant for participation.

Transportation: We will provide transportation from Strawberry Hill Park for most of our off-island programs using one of the Park District’s 15-passenger vans or a bus with a bike trailer.

TRAIL DIFFICULTY RATING SYSTEM

Sections of the trail may be more manageable or more difficult than the criteria listed below. For questions regarding a specific program, contact the program staff. To help you choose the right fit, the mountain bike programs are color-coded to indicate difficulty level. Green Circle rides are designed for beginners, Blue Square for intermediate riders, and Black Diamond for advanced riders. As the levels progress, rides increase in distance, pace, and technical challenges.

Easiest — Small hills and generally flat, smooth/paved terrain, with

few to no avoidable obstacles such as rocks and roots. Suitable for newcomers to biking. Beginners — Rolling hills. Varied terrain, including dirt and gravel.

Avoidable obstacles, such as rocks and roots, and few to no unavoidable obstacles, such as large roots. Suitable for beginner mountain bikers. Intermediate — Steep hills. Challenging terrain that may include loose dirt and gravel. Avoidable obstacles such as rocks and roots. Unavoidable obstacles that riders may need to walk over, such as drops and large roots. Suitable for riders with previous mountain biking experience. Advanced — Technical, long, steep hills. Challenging terrain that may include loose dirt, gravel, sand, and rock. Difficult, unavoidable obstacles such as rocks, drops, and large roots. Suitable for riders with lots of previous mountain biking experience.

YOUTH BICYCLE ADVENTURE CLUB 

Ages 7-10. What’s your favorite part of biking? Is it the freedom? The exercise?

The adrenaline? Maybe it’s the peace and quiet? In this camp, we’ll experience all the attributes which make cycling great. We’ll spend the week exploring the island’s trails and quiet roads, making time to take in the sights, sounds, and smells. We’ll learn about bike safety, and work on our riding skills, but our focus will be on adventure. We’ll spend some time beachcombing, tree-climbing, lake-lounging, and of course, trail-blazing. We’ll learn to navigate with a map and compass, and we’ll use our sense of direction and curiosity to guide our rides. By the end of the week, we’ll all have a much better sense of place; we’ll know some secret shortcuts, and we’ll be familiar with the paths-less-traveled.

Fort Ward Park 2/17-2/20 T-F 1:00p-4:00p $200 8335

DIRT ACADEMY 

Ages 8-12. This class is designed especially for homeschoolers who want to combine outdoor learning, exercise, and fun on bikes. Each day we’ll explore trails, practice mountain biking fundamentals like balance, braking, and cornering, and build confidence riding off-road. Along the way, kids will connect with nature, get plenty of fresh air, and enjoy the adventure of learning outside the classroom. No class 2/17. Grand Forest 2/3-3/3 T 12:00p-3:00p $180 8329

GIRLS ONLY RIDES 

Ages 9-12. The G.O. Rides are intended to create space for a girls-only group ride where participants can explore the trails in an uplifting and welcoming environment. Mountain Biking is fun for everyone, but it can sometimes be harder for some to get involved. If this sounds familiar, come join us for a fun, instructional and recreational ride where we can progress our skills in a small-group setting. We’ll cover everything from fundamentals like braking and shifting, to more advanced techniques such as cornering and descending. No class 2/19.

Fort Ward Park 2/5-3/5 Th 4:00p-6:30p $150 7412 3/12-4/2 Th 4:00p-6:30p $150 8166 WINTER 2026 | 37

MOUNTAIN BIKING MOUNTAIN BIKE MONDAYS 

Ages 8-12. This intermediate-level program focuses on exploring the island trail network. Includes riding Fort Ward Park, Gazzam Lake Nature Preserve, the Grand Forest, and Battle Point Park. This program is excellent for confident riders who are ready to take on more challenging trails. We’ll explore different trails all over while practicing fundamental MTB skills. No class 2/16. Drop off at Sakai Intermediate School, pick up at Strawberry Hill Park.

2/2-3/2 M 2:00p-5:00p $180 7415 3/9-3/30 M 2:00p-5:00p $180 8168

ONE-ON-ONE MTB DEVELOPMENT

Ages 5 and up. This program is designed for riders of any age or skill level, from brand-new riders to seasoned veterans, looking for one-on-one MTB instruction.

This program will cater to your rider and will be designed around their riding abilities and goals. Less experienced riders can enroll in learning fundamental skills and bike control in a low-stress, relaxed environment. More advanced riders will be given the option to focus on more advanced riding skills, bike control, and progressing toward riding more challenging terrain in a format that allows personalized, instructional feedback from an experienced mountain bike coach.

3/14 Sa 1:00p-3:00p $110 7342 3/21 Sa 1:00p-3:00p $110 8219 3/28 Sa 1:00p-3:00p $110 8220

PORT GAMBLE GRAVITY CAMP 

Ages 8-14. Gravity Camp is our most advanced instructional mountain bike clinic.

It is designed for riders that are confident on their bike and want to pursue more challenging trails, higher speeds, and more intimidating obstacles. The goal of the Gravity Camp is to provide insight and technical advice on mountain biking techniques, body positioning, and control. Skill progression will include highspeed braking, jumping, dropping, technical trails and navigating rough, rocky terrain. Transportation provided from SHP. Strawberry Hill Park 2/17-2/20 T-F 10:00a-2:00p $285 8333

TUESDAY NIGHT RIDES 

Ages 7-10. Come experience the thrill of mountain biking at night! We’ll explore the Grand Forest’s deserted trails, seeing the nocturnal side of the island in the beam of a headlight. Filled with whoops and hollers, this is addictively fun riding at its best. Bike lights are available to borrow on a limited basis. Grand Forest 2/3-3/3 T 4:00p-7:00p $180 7421 3/10-3/31 T 4:00p-7:00p $180 8176

WHEELIE WEDNESDAY 

Ages 5-7. Calling all new mountain bikers! Wheelie Wednesdays‚ Tiny Trails is our beginner mountain biking program. We will cover foundational skills, including effective starting, stopping, braking, and shifting. As we move through the coming weeks, your rider will be introduced to climbing over obstacles, slightly rougher terrain, and more! We’ll also play several bicycle-oriented games, including slow races, relays, obstacle courses, and more, to help continue to develop bike handling skills and have fun doing it!

2/4-3/4 W 3:45p-5:45p $140 7424 3/11-4/1 W 3:45p-5:45p $140 8183

ADULT (18+) ADULT MTB SKILLS CAMP: DROPS, JUMPS & BERMS 

Ages 18 and up. Take your riding to the next level with this focused adult mountain bike skills camp. Designed for intermediate riders looking to build confidence and control, this camp breaks down the techniques behind safely and smoothly riding drops, clearing jumps, and carrying speed through banked corners. With expert instruction, session-based practice, and plenty of feedback, you’ll gain the tools to ride features with confidence and flow.

Strawberry Hill Park 2/7 Sa 9:00a-11:00a $100 8272 3/7 Sa 9:00a-11:00a $100 8275

WOMEN’S MTB SKILLS CLASS 

SHREDDERS 5.0 — MTB SKILLS CAMP AT STRAWBERRY HILL BIKE PARK 

Ages 8-13. This camp is designed for young riders who are ready to take their mountain biking to the next level. Held exclusively at Strawberry Hill Bike Park, the program focuses on building the foundational skills needed for more advanced riding, including cornering, jumping, and navigating drops. Participants should already be confident riding trails in other locations and have strong braking and bike-handling skills. With an emphasis on safety, progression, and fun, this camp helps riders develop control and confidence to progress their riding skills. No class 2/20.

2/6-3/6 F 3:45p-5:45p $140 7333 3/13-4/3 F 3:45p-5:45p $140 8169 38 | WINTER 2026

Ages 18 and up. Take your riding to the next level with this focused adult mountain bike skills camp. Designed for intermediate riders looking to build confidence and control, this camp breaks down the techniques behind safely and smoothly riding drops, clearing jumps, and carrying speed through banked corners. With expert instruction, session-based practice, and plenty of feedback, you’ll gain the tools to ride features with confidence and flow. Strawberry Hill Park 2/7 Sa 12:00p-2:00p $100 8336 3/7 Sa 12:00p-2:00p $100 8290

POTTERY EAGLEDALE POTTERY STUDIO, the Park District’s

dedicated ceramics facility, offers both introductory and advanced classes in wheel throwing, hand building, and sculpture. Students learn a variety of finishing techniques, glazes, and firing methods. Our large gas-fired kiln, small raku kiln, and electric low-fire kilns keep projects moving and creativity flowing.

Whether you’re seeking a cozy indoor hobby during colder months, a relaxing social activity, or a lifelong passion, our affordable public teaching studio is proud to be your introduction to the art of creative personal ceramics.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION: • All participants will complete their clean-up by the published end-time of their activity.

• Oversized pottery and re-fires will be charged an additional fee of $6 per instance in advance.

• Production of pottery for commercial sale is prohibited.

• Registration and activity attendance is non-transferrable.

Clay & Glazes: Only tested Eagledale Pottery Studio clay and glazes may be fired in the studio’s kilns. Pottery class fees include clay. Additional clay is available for purchase by Eagledale Pottery Studio Students for $30 per bag.

Pottery Studio Flex Time Punch Pass Available: Punch passes will be available for students who meet the following criteria: • Currently enrolled in an Eagledale Pottery Class.

• Returning students who have been enrolled in classes at Eagledale previously and who have obtained studio staff approval to work independently. If the registered participant doesn’t meet either of the criteria, they will be notified, refunded, and unenrolled.

ALL KINDS OF CLAY

Ages 7-10. These youth classes offer creative fun for all students. Instruction will cover a mix of clays, tools, and techniques including coil, slab and sculpture construction. Apply the techniques you learn, then utilize the magic of the creative process to craft pieces to finish and take home. No class 1/19.

Eagledale Park 1/5-2/9 M 3:00p-4:30p 2/23-3/30 M 3:00p-4:30p

$146 $175

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PARENT AND CHILD FRIDAY CLAY PLAY

Ages 5-15. Fun, creative afternoon workshops result in beautiful keepsakes and whimsical pieces. Kids bring your adult along for simple guided projects and free play with clay to make giggles and memories! No previous clay experience is needed! Each 2-week session we’ll use a seasonal theme to guide our creative play. Materials are included. No class 1/23 or 3/13. Eagledale Park Mythical Creatures 1/16, 1/30 F 3:30p-5:00p $78 8028 Crazy Head Planters 3/6, 3/20 F 3:30p-5:00p $78 8029

TEEN CLAY CLUB

Ages 12-17. For those creative young potters who have received past instruction at Eagledale, possess strong pottery skills and experience, and are ready to progress to independent, supervised time in the pottery studio, the Clay Club offers a challenging alternative to a traditional weekly class. Eagledale Park 2/24-3/31 T 3:45p-5:30p $140 8024

TEEN POTTERY FOUNDATIONS

• Clay is not included with your flex time pass but must be purchased at Eagledale. No outside clay allowed.

Ages 11-17. Develop your basic pottery skills through lessons on the wheel, hand-building, and glazing. Eagledale Park 1/14-2/11 W 4:00p-5:30p $146 8036 2/25-3/25 W 4:00p-5:30p $146 8037

• You must check in with staff upon arrival and may only visit the studio during designated times.

YOUTH HAND-BUILDING

• Flex time is subject to first come, first serve workstation availability with priority given to workshop students who need to finish projects from the current session. This registration is for 10 flex visits which are non-transferable and must be used only during the current quarter. Your flex time is “use it or lose it” and will not be refunded for non-use or carried over to the next quarter.

Ages 9-12. Whether you are new to clay or already experienced from school or previous youth classes, it’s always fun to learn pottery techniques and practice proper building skills with like-minded peers. Eagledale Park 1/8-2/12 Th 4:00p-5:30p $175 8031 2/26-3/26 Th 4:00p-5:30p $146 8032

• 10-Punch Pass for $200

YOUTH & ADULT ADULT WHEEL THROWING

Ages 16 and up. An evening wheel class designed for beginners and those who are interested in a refresher focusing on individual success and fun, exploring texture and glazes. Instructor Greg Relaford. No class 2/18. Eagledale Park 1/14-3/25 W 6:00p-8:00p $286 8010 WINTER 2026 | 39

POTTERY BAG OF CLAY

Ages 4 and up. Additional clay is available for current Eagledale Pottery Students at $30 per bag. You may buy one bag of clay at a time. Three bags maximum each term. Eagledale Park Bag 1 1/1-4/5 $30 7976 Bag 2 1/1-4/5 $30 7977 Bag 3 1/1-4/5 $30 7978

BEGINNING WHEEL CLASS

Ages 16 and up. Focus on building and practicing your wheel throwing. Whether you are a serious beginner or a long-time ceramicist, weekly practice will keep your skills advancing. The class will provide two hours of instruction, plus one hour of optional independent open studio time, totaling three hours. Instructor Hilarie Green. No class 1/19 & 2/16. Eagledale Park 1/5-3/9 M 9:30a-12:30p $315 7991

BURNISHING SCULPTURE FOR RAKU

Ages 16 and up. Explore the exciting world of raku firing with this specialty class. Emphasis will be on burnishing clay work to prepare for horsehair and naked raku firings. There will be four weeks of making and two raku firings. Instructor Gareth Williams & Heather Polverino. Eagledale Park 1/6-2/10 T 3:00p-5:30p

Ages 16 and up. Do you always find yourself saying “I hate glazing!” or” what am I doing wrong?” Then this workshop is for you! Join us for two fun Friday nights where we will help you unlock the mysteries behind why glazes crawl, craze, are too thin, too thick, or are just generally ugly. We will cover the differences between dipping versus brushing, different cones, and underglazes. This workshop will be demo and discussion based. Eagledale Park 2/27-3/6 F 5:30p-7:30p $75 8045

INTERMEDIATE FIGURATIVE SCULPTURE

Ages 16 and up. Students with prior sculpture experience can take this hands-on class to take their sculpting skills to the next level. Whether you’re continuing a passion project or ready to explore new ideas, this class offers the perfect blend of guidance and creative freedom. Each session is three hours long, which includes two hours of expert instruction and support, followed by one hour of open studio time to dive deeper into your work at your own pace. Twenty-five pounds of clay are included in your activity fee, so you’ll have everything you need to bring your figures to life. Instructor Debbie Fecher-Gramstad. No class 2/17. Eagledale Park 1/13-3/24 T 10:00a-12:30p $315 8012

INTERMEDIATE WHEEL INTENSIVE

Ages 16 and up. Take your wheel-throwing skills to the next level with this longer 11-week morning class. Participants must be able to center and throw consistent cylinders. Learn how to throw larger, taller, make vessels with lids, and more!

Instructor Hilarie Green. Eagledale Park 1/7-3/18 W 9:30a-12:30p $425 7995 $175

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CLAY FOUNDATIONS

Ages 16 and up. Explore hand-building, throwing, glazing, and surface decoration techniques. The course is tailored to the individual needs and interests of students, ensuring everyone receives maximum training at their respective levels, from centering to advanced techniques. Elena Wendelyn teaches her effortless approach on the wheel, with a focus on centering and hand positions to achieve confidence in throwing. Instructor Elena Wendelyn. Eagledale Park 2/5-3/26 Th 9:30a-12:30p $270 7982

COLORED CLAY SLIPS

Ages 16 and up. Experienced potters, join us to learn how to create a palette of beautifully pigmented colored slips. Use ceramic stains, mix clay, and learn application techniques. This specialty workshop includes all materials. Instructor Greg Relaford. Eagledale Park 1/31-2/7 Sa 3:00p-6:00p $111 7983

FRIDAY AFTERNOON WORKSHOP

Ages 16 and up. Add two hours of studio work to your current pottery class.

Intended for currently enrolled students who need a little extra time to finish their projects. Eagledale Park 1/16-3/20 F 12:30p-2:30p $200 7984

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MONDAY AFTERNOON WORKSHOP

Ages 16 and up. Add two hours of studio work to your current pottery class. Intended for currently enrolled students who need a little extra time to finish their projects. No Class 1/19 & 2/16. Eagledale Park 1/5-3/30 M 12:30p-2:30p $220 7990

PERFECTLY IMPERFECT POTS

Ages 16 and up. Celebrate playful shapes and expressive vessels that break the rules. Take your wheel-throwing skills beyond the basics! In this intermediate class, you’ll explore reshaping, joining, and altering forms to create one-of-akind pieces full of personality. Through techniques like slicing, darting, fluting, stretching, sculpting and combining clay parts, you’ll learn to embrace unexpected shapes while balancing function with playful creativity. Instructor Debbie Fecher-Gramstad. Eagledale Park 1/16-3/20 F 10:00a-12:30p $315 8044

POTTERY FOR ALL!

Ages 14 and up. Students will work with clay using hand-building methods. This class is tailored for neurodivergent people. The focus of the class is to work within each student’s ability, teaching sound building structure while letting each student’s creativity shine. Individual and group projects add to the fun with clay! Eagledale Park 1/7-2/4 W 3:30p-5:00p $166 8033 2/25-3/25 W 3:30p-5:00p $166 8034

POTTERY POTTERY FOUNDATIONS

Ages 16 and up. Explore hand-building, throwing, glazing, and surface decoration techniques. The course is tailored to the individual needs and interests of students, ensuring everyone receives maximum training at their respective levels, from centering to advanced techniques.

Instructor Greg Relaford. No class 2/14. Eagledale Park 1/10-3/21 Sa 10:00a-12:00p

SUPER BOWLS

Ages 16 and up. Make them small, medium, or big- perfect for an ice cream scoop, cereal, or big family salad. Let’s meet up in January on Thursday mornings to look again at the most basic and appreciated ceramic forms: a bowl. We can go many ways: from pinch pots, slab built, to wheel throwing. All levels are welcome. Discuss and try various surface decoration ideas, match glazes, and share soup recipes. Instructor: Elena Wendelyn. Eagledale Park.

1/8-1/29 Th 9:30a-12:30p $150 9018 1/11-3/22 S 11:30a-2:00p $305 8001

THURSDAY AFTERNOON WORKSHOP

$286

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POTTERY FOUNDATIONS FOR BEGINNERS

Ages 16 and up. Designed for beginners in mind, lessons will include slab work and introduction to sculpture. We will use a variety of stoneware clays to explore texture with underglaze and glazes. Instructor Cori Smith. No Class 1/19.

Eagledale Park 2/23-3/30 M 6:00p-8:00p $175 8304

RAKU WORKSHOP — FIRINGS, LOW FIRE GLAZE & TRADITIONAL

Ages 16 and up. Bring your already bisqued pieces or use an orphaned studio piece for these special raku firings. Each one-day workshop will have two firings.

Kiln space is limited to an 8”x8” square per person per firing. Raku is for decorative purposes only and is not food safe. Instructors Gareth Williams & Heather Polverino. Eagledale Park 3/22 S 2:30p-7:30p $105 8042

RAKU WORKSHOP — FIRINGS, SAGAR & TRADITIONAL

Ages 16 and up. Bring your already bisqued pieces or use an orphaned studio piece for these special raku firings. Each one-day workshop will have two firings.

Kiln space is limited to an 8”x8” square per person per firing. Raku is for decorative purposes only and is not food safe. Instructors Gareth Williams & Heather Polverino. Eagledale Park 2/22 S 2:30p-7:30p $105 7981

SATURDAY AFTERNOON WORKSHOP

Ages 16 and up. Add two hours of studio work time to your current pottery class.

Intended for currently enrolled students who need a little extra time to finish their projects. No class 2/14. Eagledale Park 1/10-3/21 Sa 12:30p-2:30p $305 7999

SCULPT AND BUILD

Ages 16 and up. This two-and-a-half-hour weekend class is a terrific introduction to hand-building. Students who are new to sculpture and hand-building will explore various techniques to develop their work, including pinch pots, coils, slabs, textures, and the tools that can help them along the way. We’ll seek inspiration from many sources by moving from simple projects to complex forms. Includes clay. Instructor Heather Polverino. No Class 2/15. Eagledale Park

Ages 16 and up. Add two hours of studio work to your current pottery class.

Intended for currently enrolled students who need a little extra time to finish their projects. Eagledale Park 1/8-2/12 Th 12:30p-2:30p $150 8004 2/19-3/26 Th 12:30p-2:30p $150 8316

THURSDAY EVENING WORKSHOP

Ages 16 and up. Add two hours of studio work to your current pottery class.

Intended for currently enrolled students who need a little extra time to finish their projects. Eagledale Park 1/8-2/12 Th 6:00p-8:00p $150 8005 2/19-3/26 Th 6:00p-8:00p $150 8317

TUESDAY AFTERNOON WORKSHOP

Ages 16 and up. Add two hours of studio work to your current pottery class. Intended for currently enrolled students who need a little extra time to finish their projects. No Class 2/17. Eagledale Park 1/13-3/24 T 12:30p-2:30p $200 8007

TUESDAY EVENING WORKSHOP

Ages 16 and up. Add two and one half hours of studio work to your current pottery class. Intended for currently enrolled students who need a little extra time to finish their projects. No class 2/17. Eagledale Park 2/3-3/31 T 6:00p-8:30p $200 8019

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON WORKSHOP

Ages 16 and up. Add two hours of studio work to your current pottery class.

Intended for currently enrolled students who need a little extra time to finish their projects. Eagledale Park 1/7-2/11 W 12:30p-2:30p $150 8008 2/18-4/1 W 12:30p-2:30p $165 8315

ADULTS (18+) POTTERY SAMPLER FOR SENIORS

Ages 50 and up. Come get your hands messy and create something in clay!

There will be two days of making and one day of glazing. Instructor Andy Hicks.

Eagledale Park 3/16-3/30 M 10:00a-12:00p $110 8043

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SPORTS YOUTH GYMNASTICS Our developmental gymnastics program builds body awareness, strength, and coordination in a progressive, age-appropriate format. Children can begin as early as six months and continue through advanced classes and competition teams up to the age of 19.

Offered year-round, our program not only supports physical development at every stage but also encourages a lifelong commitment to movement and fitness. Each class is designed to teach foundational motor skills tailored to a child’s specific developmental needs.

INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION

We offer personalized one-on-one gymnastics instruction tailored to your child’s needs. To request a lesson, please contact Gymnastics Program Manager, Jason Balangue at jason@biparks.org and indicate your preferred day, time, and instructor. A staff member will follow up with you to confirm details and schedule your session.

Cost: $60/45 minutes per individual. $85/60 minutes for the individual.

Add $5 for one extra child from the immediate family.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND BOYS GYMNASTICS TEAM

Open to boys ages 5 to 19, this competitive team participates in local, regional and national events and competes in USAG Levels 3–10 as well as club-level competitions.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND GIRLS GYMNASTICS TEAMS

Designed for girls from ages 5 to19, these teams compete in USAG Levels 3–10 and Xcel programs, attending local, regional and national competitions throughout the season.

Team placement is determined by skill level and space availability. Additional fees apply.

For more information, please contact Gymnastics Program Manager, Jason Balangue at jason@biparks.org

BEGINNER BOYS GYMNASTICS

Ages 6-17. An introductory progressive class for male students of all experience levels to learn tumbling and skills on all six apparatuses: floor, high bar, pommel horse, rings, vault, parallel bars. No class 1/19. Bainbridge High School 1/12-2/11 M,W 5:30p-6:30p $225 8266 2/23-3/11 M,W 5:30p-6:30p $150 8267 3/16-4/1 M,W 5:30p-6:30p $150 8268 1/17-2/7 Sa 12:15p-1:15p $110 8269 2/21-3/7 Sa 12:15p-1:15p $90 8270 3/14-3/28 Sa 12:15p-1:15p $90 8271

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BEGINNER GIRLS GYMNASTICS

Ages 6-16. Progressive class for female students with little to no experience on each of the four apparatuses (vault, bars, beam, floor). Skills worked on floor and beam: handstands, cartwheels, roundoffs, forward and backward rolls, leaps, jumps, and turns. Skills on bars: glides, pullovers, back hip circles. No class 1/19.

Bainbridge High School 1/13-2/12 T,Th 5:30p-6:30p $250 8347 2/24-3/12 T,Th 5:30p-6:30p $150 8348 3/17-4/2 T,Th 5:30p-6:30p $150 8349 1/17-2/7 Sa 12:15p-1:15p $110 8344 2/21-3/7 Sa 12:15p-1:15p $90 8345 3/14-3/28 Sa 12:15p-1:15p $90 8346 Battle Point Park 1/12-2/11 M,W 5:00p-6:00p $225 8341 2/23-3/11 M,W 5:00p-6:00p $150 8342 3/16-4/1 M,W 5:00p-6:00p $150 8343

BOYS-ONLY KINDERGYM

Ages 4-6. An introduction to gymnastics for boys! Skills will be taught on all boys’ equipment which includes floor, pommel horse, rings, vault, parallel bars and high bar. No class 1/19. Bainbridge High School 1/12-2/9 M 4:00p-4:45p $100 7866 2/23-3/9 M 4:00p-4:45p $85 7867 3/16-3/30 M 4:00p-4:45p $85 7868

CHEER TUMBLING CLINIC

Ages 6-17. This clinic is for those participating in cheer programs and those planning to. Participants will be taught tumbling skills based on their skill set (beginning-advanced). Bainbridge High School 4/7 T 2:00p-4:00p $70 8365

FUN-SIZE NINJAS

Ages 4-5. The student learns skills by going through obstacle courses with different activities. In each class, the kids explore different ways to climb, jump, crawl, swing, and balance as they navigate their way through the courses. No class 1/19.

Bainbridge High School 1/17-2/7 Sa 10:00a-10:45a $100 8226 2/21-3/7 Sa 10:00a-10:45a $85 8227 3/14-3/28 Sa 10:00a-10:45a $85 8228 Battle Point Park 1/12-2/9 M 4:00p-4:45p $100 8229 2/23-3/9 M 4:00p-4:45p $85 8230 3/16-3/30 M 4:00p-4:45p $85 8231 1/14-2/11 W 4:00p-4:45p $125 8232 2/25-3/11 W 4:00p-4:45p $85 8233 3/18-4/1 W 4:00p-4:45p $85 8234

GYMNASTICS OPEN GYM —WINTER

Here’s a chance to improve your skills. This extra time will allow you an opportunity to receive additional instruction and practice on areas needing improvement.

This is available to students who are currently or have been involved in Park District gymnastics programs. Beginner through team level. BHS Gymnastics Room.

1/31-3/28 Sa 2:00p-4:00p $15 8368

SPORTS HANDSPRING & TUMBLING CLASS

Ages 6-17. Students are taught techniques for acro skills, from handstands to back handsprings, including drills and conditioning. Bainbridge High School 1/12-2/9 M 5:30p-6:30p $110 7831 2/23-3/9 M 5:30p-6:30p $90 7832 3/16-3/30 M 5:30p-6:30p $90 7833

INTERMEDIATE & ADVANCED GIRLS GYMNASTICS

Ages 6-16. Progressive class for female students wanting to get more advanced skills and/or progress to a competitive level. MUST have the skills listed for the Beginner level. Skills worked on floor & beam at Intermediate & Advanced level: handstands, cartwheels, roundoffs, walkovers, handsprings, leaps, jumps, turns, etc. Skills on bars: kips, double back hip circles, clear hips, squat ons, etc. No class 1/19.

Bainbridge High School 1/13-2/12 T,Th 6:30p-8:00p $300 8360 2/24-3/12 T,Th 6:30p-8:00p $180 8361 3/17-4/2 T,Th 6:30p-8:00p $180 8362 1/17-2/7 Sa 11:00a-12:00p $110 8357 2/21-3/7 Sa 11:00a-12:00p $90 8358 3/14-3/28 Sa 11:00a-12:00p $90 8359 Battle Point Park 1/12-2/11 M,W 6:00p-7:30p $270 8354 2/23-3/11 M,W 6:00p-7:30p $180 8355 3/16-4/1 M,W 6:00p-7:30p $180 8356

INTERMEDIATE BOYS & TEEN GYMNASTICS

Ages 6-17. For boys with at least one year of gymnastics experience who have successfully passed Beginner Boys Class, or who are 13 years old and up who are starting out or coming back into the sport. No class 1/19.

Bainbridge High School 1/12-2/11 M,W 6:30p-8:00p $270 8075 2/23-3/11 M,W 6:30p-8:00p $180 8076 3/16-4/1 M,W 6:30p-8:00p $180 8077

INTERMEDIATE KINDERGYM

Ages 4-6. Progressive class for students who have successfully passed Kindergym or are placed by an instructor. Students will continue working on the skills from the Kindergym class, while also increasing skills and difficulty. No class 1/19. Bainbridge High School 1/12-2/9 M 4:00p-4:45p $100 8252 2/23-3/9 M 4:00p-4:45p $85 8253 3/16-3/30 M 4:00p-4:45p $85 8254 1/17-2/7 Sa 10:00a-10:45a $100 8255 2/21-3/7 Sa 10:00a-10:45a $85 8256 3/14-3/28 Sa 10:00a-10:45a $85 8257

KINDERGYM

Ages 4-6. An introduction to gymnastics with basic skills taught on each apparatus, body shapes (tuck, pike, straddle), and basic tumbling. No class 1/19.

Bainbridge High School 1/17-2/7 Sa 9:00a-9:45a $100 8068 2/21-3/7 Sa 9:00a-9:45a $85 8069 3/14-3/28 Sa 9:00a-9:45a $85 8070 Battle Point Park 1/12-2/9 M 4:00p-4:45p $100 8065 2/23-3/9 M 4:00p-4:45p $85 8066 3/16-3/30 M 4:00p-4:45p $85 8067 1/16-2/13 F 1:30p-2:15p $125 8062 2/27-3/13 F 1:30p-2:15p $85 8063 3/20-4/3 F 1:30p-2:15p $85 8064

PARKOUR/NINJA CLINIC

Ages 6-17. Students will be introduced to various skills in a safe environment.

This will be an excellent opportunity for first-time participants and those with more experience to continue improving their parkour skills. Battle Point Park 4/8-4/9 W-Th 2:00p-4:00p $140 8366

PARKOUR/NINJA WARRIOR

Ages 6-17. For female and male students who want to run, leap, jump, or flip off walls and navigate obstacle courses. Participants will also learn varying techniques to navigate the courses. No class 1/19. Bainbridge High School 1/12-2/9 M 6:30p-7:30p $110 7837 2/23-3/9 M 6:30p-7:30p $90 7838 3/16-3/30 M 6:30p-7:30p $90 7839 1/17-2/7 Sa 11:00a-12:00p $110 7840 2/21-3/7 Sa 11:00a-12:00p $90 7841 3/14-3/28 Sa 11:00a-12:00p $90 7842

PRESCHOOL COME PLAY

Ages 3-4. This is an introductory class for the gymnastics program for preschool age. This class follows the same format as our Preschool Gymnastics Class but is geared toward preschoolers who are not accustomed to the structured system of our classes or who are not fully ready to separate from their parents. The class allows parents to be more involved by helping their child acclimate to the structured system. Parents can be as involved as needed throughout the class.

Battle Point Park 1/15-2/12 Th 12:00p-12:45p $125 7846 2/26-3/12 Th 12:00p-12:45p $85 7847 3/19-4/2 Th 12:00p-12:45p $85 7848 WINTER 2026 | 43

SPORTS PRESCHOOL GYMNASTICS

Ages 3-4. Intro to gymnastics and class structure with emphasis on learning to follow directions, take turns, body shapes (tuck, pike, straddle), and basic skills on different apparatus.

Bainbridge High School 1/17-2/7 Sa 9:00a-9:45a $100 7859 2/21-3/7 Sa 9:00a-9:45a $85 7860 3/14-3/28 Sa 9:00a-9:45a $85 7861 Battle Point Park 1/14-2/11 W 12:00p-12:45p $125 7862 2/25-3/11 W 12:00p-12:45p $85 7863 3/18-4/1 W 12:00p-12:45p $85 7864 1/16-2/13 F 12:00p-12:45p $125 7856 2/27-3/13 F 12:00p-12:45p $85 7857 3/20-4/3 F 12:00p-12:45p $85 7858

TABLE TENNIS OPEN PRACTICE

Ages 12 and up. All levels are welcome. We practice strokes, footwork, serve, and tactics. We also play competitive matches. Join us on Wednesdays at Strawberry Hill Mini Gym from 6:30pm to 9:30pm. Passes are available in memberships on our website.

YOUTH MARTIAL ARTS CONFIDENT KIDS MARTIAL ARTS

Ages 6-9. Young students build confidence and discipline while learning basic martial arts skills. Through age-appropriate drills and games, kids improve focus, coordination, and self-control — all in a games-style environment. Family Martial Arts, CONTRACTOR. Family Martial Arts Academy 1/5-1/28 M,W 4:30p-5:00p $210 8383 2/2-3/4 M,W 4:30p-5:00p $210 8386 1/6-1/29 T,Th 4:30p-5:00p $210 8382 2/3-3/5 T,Th 4:30p-5:00p $210 8385

MARTIAL ARTS PLAY AS THE WAY DRAGON

Ages 4-5. Children will earn weekly stripes as they do drills and games designed to develop focus, teamwork, balance, coordination, respect, and lots more. They will learn how to take turns, manage frustration, act and speak respectfully, make friends, share, use good manners, and self-control. Family Martial Arts, CONTRACTOR. Family Martial Arts Academy 1/6-1/29 T,Th 3:00p-3:30p $210 8393 2/3-3/5 T,Th 3:00p-3:30p $210 8394

MIXED MARTIAL ARTS FOR YOUTH

Ages 10-14. This class introduces youth to the fundamentals of mixed martial arts, including striking, grappling, and self-defense in a gamified environment.

Students build strength, focus, and confidence while learning to effectively train their peers. Family Martial Arts, CONTRACTOR. Family Martial Arts Academy 1/5-2/2 M,W 5:15p-6:00p $210 8391 2/4-3/4 M,W 5:15p-6:00p $210 8392 3/9-4/1 M,W 5:15p-6:00p $210 8425

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YOUTH SOCCER BOYS 4-6 SOCCER

Ages 4-6. Small-group skills and drills and then small-sided scrimmages. No goalie. Skill Sessions: Each week coaches will work with our soccer staff to implement the skill sessions that we will provide. Each skill session will be geared towards the appropriate age group. Scrimmages: Our soccer staff will referee the scrimmage while volunteer coaches manage their teams, making sure all players get equal playing time. Battle Point Park 2/28-3/28 Sa 9:30a-10:30a $155 8307

BOYS 7-10 SOCCER

Ages 7-10. Small-group skills and drills and then small-sided scrimmages. No goalie. Skill Sessions: Each week coaches will work with our soccer staff to implement the skill sessions that we will provide. Each skill session will be geared towards the appropriate age group. Scrimmages: Our soccer staff will referee the scrimmage while volunteer coaches manage their teams, making sure all players get equal playing time. Battle Point Park 2/28-3/28 Sa 10:45a-11:45a $155 8308

GIRLS 4-6 SOCCER

Ages 4-6. Small-group skills and drills and then small-sided scrimmages. No goalie. Skill Sessions: Each week coaches will work with our soccer staff to implement the skill sessions that we will provide. Each skill session will be geared towards the appropriate age group. Scrimmages: Our soccer staff will help referee the scrimmage while volunteer coaches manage their teams, making sure all players get equal playing time. Battle Point Park 2/28-3/28 Sa 9:30a-10:30a $155 8310

GIRLS 7-10 SOCCER

Ages 7-10. Small-group skills and drills and then small-sided scrimmages. No goalie. Skill Sessions: Each week coaches will work with our soccer staff to implement the skill sessions that we will provide. Each skill session will be geared towards the appropriate age group. Scrimmages: Our soccer staff will referee the scrimmage while volunteer coaches manage their teams, making sure all players get equal playing time. Battle Point Park 2/28-3/28 Sa 10:45a-11:45a $155 8311

SPORTS ADULT (18 +) SOFTBALL WOMEN’S USSSA SOFTBALL LEAGUE

Ages 18 and up. Practices will be at Battle Point Park, times and days TBD. Games are played at Lions and Pendergast Park in Bremerton with times varying between 6:00 and 8:20pm on Thursdays. 15-game seasons with individual and team awards for division champions. The deadline to register is March 13. Battle Point Park 4/30-8/13 Th 6:00p-8:20p $70 7481

YOUTH VOLLEYBALL BEGINNER VOLLEYBALL — DRILLS AND SKILLS

Ages 10-13. Learn fundamental volleyball skills through a variety of drills and mini game situations. Get ready for middle school or rec league. ̌ xalilc (Halilts) Elementary School 1/14-2/11 W 6:15p-7:15p $156 8295 2/25-3/25 W 6:15p-7:15p $156 8296

PRE-KICKS SOCCER

Ages 3-4. Pre-Kicks is designed for children who want to explore soccer, but who are not quite ready to be on the field without a parent or caregiver. Classes focus on increasing balance skills, coordination, and fundamental soccer skills, while also helping children build a sense of independence. Battle Point Park 2/28-3/28 Sa 11:00a-11:30a $95 8305

SOCCER SQUIRTS

Ages 2.5-3.5. Led by our instructor, parents and Squirts will play organized games together that will help develop listening skills, balance, foot-eye coordination, and of course, soccer skills. Battle Point Park 2/28-3/28 Sa 10:15a-10:45a $95 8312

TINY TOTS SOCCER

Ages1.5-2.5. Tiny Tots soccer classes introduce toddlers to soccer with games that allow them to kick a ball, jump, run, and play. Tots will learn basic soccer skills while working on their balance and coordination. Battle Point Park 2/28-3/28 Sa 9:30a-10:00a $95 8313

INTERMEDIATE VOLLEYBALL — DRILLS AND SKILLS

Ages 12-15. Learn fundamental volleyball skills through a variety of drills and mini game situations. Get ready for school volleyball or rec league. ̌xalilc (Halilts) Elementary School 1/14-2/11 W 7:30p-8:30p $156 8302 2/25-3/25 W 7:30p-8:30p $156 8303

YOUNG BEGINNER VOLLEYBALL — DRILLS AND SKILLS

Ages 7-11. Learn fundamental volleyball skills through a variety of drills and mini game situations. ̌xalilc (Halilts) Elementary School 1/14-2/11 W 5:15p-6:00p $135 7785 2/25-3/25 W 5:15p-6:00p $135 7786

WSSA WINTER PROGRAM: TOTAL PLAYER DEVELOPMENT

Ages 8-10. Girls Birth Years 2016-2018. This winter program, designed in collaboration with West Sound Soccer Academy, has a dual focus. Each week, we will introduce a mental skill players can utilize on and off the field. One session will focus on technical soccer skills like receiving, passing, or dribbling as well as speed, agility, and quickness (SAQ) training, while the second session will feature small-sided scrimmages. West Sound Soccer Academy, CONTRACTOR. BPP & Sakai Intermediate School 1/26-3/25 M,W $225 7780 Battle Point Park M 3:00p-4:30p Sakai W 4:00p-5:30p

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TEEN CENTER HOURS OF OPERATION* Monday: 1:45p-5:00p Wednesday: 3:00p-6:00p Friday: 3:00p-6:00p *Hours are subject to change.

LOCATION: Aquatic Center 8521 Madison Avenue Bainbridge Island The Teen Center is a safe, welcoming space where middle and high school students can connect, lead, learn, and have fun while making a positive impact in their community.

Open during the school year, the Teen Center offers a variety of activities every afternoon. Stop by to check out: • Big-room games like pool, foosball, ping pong, and air hockey.

• Board games, Xbox, and cozy bean bag chairs for relaxing after a longschool day.

• Snacks, drinks, and a rotating calendar of planned activities.

Come hang out, get involved, and make your mark — we’d love to see you there!

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TENNIS & PICKLEBALL YOUTH PICKLEBALL HOT SHOTS PICKLEBALL

Ages 3-6. A fun-filled 30-minute lesson that will develop hand-eye coordination, balance, and the foundation of some pickleball skills. Parents are encouraged to participate in this innovative program. Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/11-2/8 Su 12:15p-12:45p $73 8320 3/1-4/5 Su 12:15p-12:45p $73 8321

ROOKIES PICKLEBALL

Ages 6-9. This class is great for younger budding pickleball players. Along with introducing the game in a modified way, we’ll work on basic skills and hand-eye coordination. Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/11-2/8 Su 12:55p-1:25p $73 8323 3/1-4/5 Su 12:55p-1:25p $73 8324

YOUTH POWER OF THE PADDLE

Ages 10-14. Come play the game that was invented right here on Bainbridge Island. Pickleball is easy to learn and fun to play. All skill levels are welcome.

Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/11-2/8 Su 1:35p-2:35p $83 8326 3/1-4/5 Su 1:35p-2:35p $83 8327

ADULT (18+) PICKLEBALL 60+ PICKLEBALL — SOCIAL & PLAY

Ages 60 and up. Explore accessible play with 60+ pickleball. Play with friends, build skills, and experience the fun of this growing sport in a welcoming environment. Chairs are available if needed. Strawberry Hill Park 2/23-3/23 M 12:00p-1:30p $10 8056

SECOND ANNUAL BATTLE OF THE PADDLE INDOOR PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENT March 6-8, 2026 Men’s Doubles Friday, March 6 Mixed Doubles Saturday, March 7 Women & Youth Doubles Sunday, March 8

Register October 1 – February 20 At Pickleballtournaments.com Hosted by the Bainbridge Island Recreation Center

BATTLE OF THE PADDLE PRACTICE GAME DAYS

Ages 18 and up. Grab your Battle of the Paddle partner and compete against other teams in our Practice Game Days. Play is round-robin. Scores are recorded after each game day. Teams will be grouped week-to-week with others of similar skill levels. Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/7-1/28 W 11:15a-1:00p $70 7708 2/4-2/25 W 11:15a-1:00p $70 7709 1/9-1/30 F 11:15a-1:00p $70 7710 2/6-2/27 F 11:15a-1:00p $70 7711

BATTLE OF THE PADDLE PRACTICE SESSIONS

Ages 10 and up. Grab your pickleball partners for some practice time before you play in our Second Annual Battle of the Paddle Tournament. Sessions are an hour and fifteen minutes long. Cost is per person per session. Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 3/5 Th 6:00a-9:15p $13 Court 1 7524 3/5 Th 6:00a-9:15p $13 Court 2 7538 3/5 Th 6:00a-9:15p $13 Court 3 7551 3/5 Th 6:00a-9:15p $13 Court 4 7564 3/5 Th 6:00a-9:15p $13 Court 5 7577 3/5 Th 6:00a-9:15p $13 Court 6 7590 3/5 Th 6:00a-9:15p $13 Court 7 7603 3/5 Th 6:00a-9:15p $13 Court 8 7616 3/5 Th 6:00a-9:15p $13 Court 9 7629 3/5 Th 6:00a-9:15p $13 Court 10 7642 3/5 Th 6:00a-9:15p $13 Court 11 7655 3/5 Th 6:00a-9:15p $13 Court 12 7669

BIRC BEGINNER PICKLEBALL (1.0)

Ages 18 and up. Are you brand-new to pickleball or looking for a refresher on pickleball basics? If so, then this 1.0 class is for you! Players will learn the fundamentals of pickleball starting with the very essentials. We’ll introduce scoring, rules, serves, return of serve and we will set you up in a fun supportive environment so you can start playing confidently from the get-go! Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/5-2/2 M 6:00p-7:30p $83 7789 1/6-1/15 TTh 12:45p-2:15p $83 7790 1/11-2/1 Su 3:30p-5:00p $83 8433 1/20-1/29 TTh 12:45p-2:15p $83 7791

BIRC INTERMEDIATE PICKLEBALL (3.0)

Ages 18 and up. You’ve got the fundamentals down but suddenly you understand that there is more to the game of pickleball than you thought! Your initial court positioning is sound, and your serves and returns are reliable. At this level, you’ll work on refining key shots, while learning how to transition to the net effectively and play both offense and defense. In this class we will work on longer rallies, more strategy, and a deeper understanding of how to control the pace and flow of the game. Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/6-1/15 TTh 11:00a-12:30p $83 7787 1/20-1/29 TTh 11:00a-12:30p $83 7788

INTRO TO PICKLEBALL

Ages 18 and up. Not ready for a full class or don’t know your level yet? Come learn the rules and how to play in this one introductory class. Course content includes equipment, basic rules, court position, and more. Battle Point Park 2/22 Su 10:00a-11:30a $32 7749 3/29 Su 10:00a-11:30a $32 7750

BIRC Location Fees: Classes and programs held at the Bainbridge Island Recreation Center (BIRC) list member fee. Non-member rates also apply.

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TENNIS & PICKLEBALL PICKLEBALL LADDER LEAGUE

Ages 18 and up. Elevate your game with our Pickleball Ladder League. Enjoy competitive play and play weekly with others dedicated to improving their skills.

Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/7-1/28 W 7:00p-9:00p $73 7745 2/4-2/25 W 7:00p-9:00p $73 7746 3/11-4/1 W 7:00p-9:00p $73 7747 1/4-1/25 Su 5:30p-7:30p $73 7742 2/1-2/22 Su 5:30p-7:30p $73 7743 3/1-3/29 Su 5:30p-7:30p $73 7744

WOMEN’S PICKLEBALL GAME DAY

Ages 18 and up. Competitive play. Players are assigned to a court for a round-robin with 4 to 8 players. Scores are recorded after each game day. Players are grouped week-to-week with others of similar skill level. Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/5-2/2 M 11:15a-1:00p $73 7752 2/9-3/9 M 11:15a-1:00p $73 7753 3/16-4/6 M 11:15a-1:00p $73 7754

YOUTH TENNIS ADVANCED TENNIS

Ages 13-18. The level of play for this class is equivalent to high school varsity, L5 and above tournament players and some junior varsity (by instructor’s approval).

Participants must demonstrate consistency with routine shots, topspin on both groundstrokes and use and knowledge of the continental grip. Our focus in this class will be to develop participants in point structure, execution tolerance, and patterns of play. Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/5-1/26 M 3:30p-4:45p $72 7871 2/2-3/2 M 3:30p-4:45p $96 8039 3/9-3/30 M 3:30p-4:45p $96 8040 1/7-1/28 W 3:45p-5:00p $96 7872 2/4-2/25 W 3:45p-5:00p $72 8038 3/11-4/1 W 3:45p-5:00p $96 8041

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CARDIO TENNIS FOR KIDS

Ages 9-12. Cardio Tennis is a five-week fitness class that combines tennis drills with cardiovascular exercise. It is a fun and engaging way for your child to improve their fitness while also getting some tennis in. Cardio Tennis is less focused on skill-based instruction and more focused on exercise and having a fun time while hitting a tennis ball. Sakai Park 3/3-3/31 T 3:45p-4:45p $106 8318

CHALLENGER TENNIS

Ages 13-18. The level of play for this class is equivalent to high school junior varsity and some tournament players. Emphasis will be placed on developing better strength and balance as some of them become more accustomed to the bounce of a heavier, faster, and high bouncing ball. Participants will continue working on stroke development and spins while also learning to structure singles and doubles points. Tournament play is encouraged. Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/6-1/27 T 4:45p-6:00p $96 7821 2/3-2/24 T 4:45p-6:00p $72 7820 3/3-3/31 T 4:45p-6:00p $120 7822 1/8-1/29 Th 4:45p-6:00p $96 7823 2/5-2/26 Th 4:45p-6:00p $72 7824 3/12-4/2 Th 4:45p-6:00p $96 7869 1/4-1/25 Su 3:30p-4:45p $96 7816 2/1-2/22 Su 3:30p-4:45p $96 7817 3/1-3/29 Su 3:30p-4:45p $96 7818

GREEN BALL TENNIS

Ages 11-14. Green ball tennis emphasizes proper technique and footwork with continued development in spin, directional control, and consistency in rallying abilities. Additional focus will be placed on developing players’ athleticism by challenging their coordination in point play situations.

Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/7-1/28 W 5:00p-6:00p 2/4-2/25 W 5:00p-6:00p 3/11-4/1 W 5:00p-6:00p 1/4-1/25 Su 2:30p-3:30p 2/1-2/22 Su 2:30p-3:30p 3/1-3/29 Su 2:30p-3:30p Sakai Park 3/1-3/29 Su 11:00a-12:00p

BIRC Location Fees: Classes and programs held at the Bainbridge Island Recreation Center (BIRC) list member fee. Non-member rates also apply.

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TENNIS & PICKLEBALL ORDWAY AFTER-SCHOOL TENNIS

Ages 8-9. This class emphasizes a fun, active, and safe environment to learn the fundamentals of tennis. Players will learn the basics of all strokes with engaging drills and games designed to instill a lifelong love of tennis in a positive, supportive atmosphere that encourages active participation and helps build character.

Ordway Elementary School 3/3-3/31 T 2:25p-3:25p $106 8093

RED BALL TENNIS 1

ORANGE BALL TENNIS 1

Ages 8-11. Orange Ball Tennis 1 will keep participants active while learning fundamentals of technique and footwork. We will introduce the concepts of cooperative rallying versus competitive point play. Further focus on developing athleticism by challenging participants’ coordination, balance, and strength.

Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/8-1/22 Th 3:30p-4:30p $85 7729 2/5-2/26 Th 3:30p-4:30p $64 7730 3/12-4/2 Th 3:30p-4:30p $85 7731 1/4-1/25 Su 1:30p-2:30p $85 7726 2/1-2/22 Su 1:30p-2:30p $64 7727 3/1-3/29 Su 1:30p-2:30p $85 7728 Sakai Park 3/1-3/29 Su 10:00a-11:00a $106 8364

ORANGE BALL TENNIS 2

Ages 8-11. Orange Ball Tennis 2 will focus on technique and footwork as well as introducing participants to spins, correct grips and net play. Further focus will be made on developing participants’ athleticism through fun drills and exercises.

Tournament play will be encouraged. Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/4-1/25 Su 1:30p-2:30p $85 7805 2/1-2/22 Su 1:30p-2:30p $64 7806 3/1-3/29 Su 1:30p-2:30p $85 7807

ORDWAY AFTER-SCHOOL TENNIS

Ages 5-7. This energetic and engaging class introduces young players to the fundamentals of tennis in a fun, safe, and supportive environment. Participants will learn the basics of all strokes through age-appropriate drills and games designed to build skills, confidence, and a lifelong love of the sport. Emphasis is placed on active participation, sportsmanship, and character development. Ordway Elementary School 3/2-3/30 M 12:55p-1:55p $106 8088

Ages 6-7. This is an active introductory class where kids learn the fundamentals of tennis with skill-building exercises and games designed to improve and develop overall coordination, balance, self-confidence, and teamwork on the tennis court. This class will help kids fall in love with the sport and transition them to the next level.

Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/6-1/27 T 3:30p-4:30p $85 7722 2/3-2/24 T 3:30p-4:30p $64 7723 3/3-3/31 T 3:30p-4:30p $106 7721 1/4-1/25 Su 12:30p-1:30p $85 7719 2/1-2/22 Su 12:30p-1:30p $64 7720 3/1-3/29 Su 12:30p-1:30p $85 7724 Sakai Park 3/1-3/29 Su 9:00a-10:00a $106 8363

RED BALL TENNIS 2

Ages 6-7. This class is for those who have already completed Red Ball Tennis 1. Players will learn advanced fundamentals of tennis, building on the previous skills learned in Red Ball 1. Specific exercises and games designed to improve and develop overall coordination, balance, self-confidence, and teamwork will be the focus. Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/4-1/25 Su 12:30p-1:30p $85 7808 2/1-2/22 Su 12:30p-1:30p $64 7793 3/1-3/29 Su 12:30p-1:30p $85 7794

TENNIS PREP FOR TEENS

Ages 13-18. This class is for beginners and advanced beginners looking to improve their knowledge and skill set. The focus of this class will be on gaining a better understanding of fundamental footwork, technique, scoring, and consistency. This could also act as a third day for our Green Ball players looking to transition into the Challenger level classes. Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/4-1/25 Su 4:45p-5:45p $85 8047 2/1-2/22 Su 4:45p-5:45p $85 8073

TOTS TENNIS

Ages 4-6. Start your little tennis player off with basic skill-building exercises such as tracking, catching, coordination, and balance among others. Further focus will be on developing listening skills, following directions, working as a team, and building resilience. Our tennis staff keeps it fun and active while introducing participants to a sport they can play for a lifetime. Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/4-1/25 Su 12:00p-12:30p $65 7704 2/1-2/22 Su 12:00p-12:30p $50 7713 3/1-3/29 Su 12:00p-12:30p $65 7714

BIRC Location Fees: Classes and programs held at the Bainbridge Island Recreation Center (BIRC) list member fee. Non-member rates also apply.

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TENNIS & PICKLEBALL ADULTS (18+) TENNIS 2.0 ADVANCED BEGINNING TENNIS

This is an advanced beginning class for those adults looking to continue their process of learning the fundamentals of tennis. Players will learn all strokes including serving, keeping score and recovering footwork. Our instructors make it fun with games that allow you to put everything into context. Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/8-12/17 Th 10:00a-11:15am $28 per class 8083

ADVANCED CARDIO TENNIS

Advanced Cardio Tennis is a fast-paced class that focuses on raising your heart rate rather than skill-based instruction. Drills and games will keep you moving with music, adding to the fun. Grab your racket and join us for a good time!

Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/6-3/31 T 6:00p-7:15p $20 per class 8450

BEGINNING ADULT TENNIS

Ages 18 and up. This beginner tennis class teaches fundamental skills to new players, focusing on basic strokes like forehand and backhand groundstrokes, volleys, serves, proper grip and footwork. You will learn to rally with control starting in the short court area with goals of progressing to the baseline. Smaller, slower low-compression balls may be used which are easier to control. Sakai Park 3/3-3/31 T 10:15a-11:30a $115 8170

BEGINNING TENNIS FOR ADULTS

Ages 18 and up. For those adults looking to begin playing tennis with a strong foundation, this class will teach you the fundamentals in all strokes. You’ll learn scoring, basic positioning, and more. Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/10-1/31 Sa 11:15a-12:30p $96 8079 3/14-4/4 Sa 11:15a-12:30p $96 8081

CARDIO TENNIS

All levels welcome! Let’s get those steps in and the heart rate up! Come out to Cardio Tennis for fun point play and games, music, laughs and cardio! Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/7-4/1 W 8:00a-8:45a Free 8221

LIVE BALL TENNIS CLINICS

This clinic is a great opportunity to get out of your head and play with fun, fastpaced drills designed to give you the reps you need with a weekly focus on different shot selections, tactics, or situational play. Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 3.0 Level 1/9-12/18 F 8:45a-10:00a $32 per clinic 8199 3.0-3.5 Level 1/4-12/13 Su 10:00a-11:15a $32 per clinic 8199 1/6-12/15 T 8:45a-10:00a $32 per clinic 8369 3.5-4.0 Level 1/9-12/18 F 10:00a-11:15a $32 per clinic 8199 Senior (Ages 65 and up) 1/6-12/15 T 10:00a-11:15a $32 per clinic 8451

SENIOR TENNIS PLAY INSTRUCT

Ages 65 and up. This five-week class is for those tennis players over the age of 65 years old wanting to focus on smart, fun, tactical execution rather than relying on speed and power. Players will engage in point play drills allowing them to gain instruction on shot selection and placement. Sakai Park 3/3-3/31 T 9:00a-10:15a $115 8113

SINGLES TENNIS CLINIC

Work on point structure, recovery and problem-solving skills in this fun, 4-person singles clinic. Great for your doubles game, singles can improve your doubles instincts with better anticipation, knowing every ball is yours, learning better directional control and spatial awareness. Level 3.0-3.5. Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/7-12/16 W 10:00a-11:15a $32 per clinic 8369

TENNIS BUMP!

Tennis BUMP! is a game that encourages everyone to try and stay at the top, and if you lose, you get “bumped” down, where you need to start over. This game is great for practicing your mental game of having a “short memory” or mastering the 4 R’s in the mental game of tennis, a process to help players mentally transition after a point: Release, Review, Reset, Ready. Level 3.5- 4.5. Bainbridge Island Recreation Center 1/7-12/16 M 6:00p-7:30p $20 per class 8449

CARDIO TENNIS FOR ADULTS

Ages 18 and up. Cardio Tennis is a five-week fitness class that combines tennis drills with cardiovascular exercise. It is a fun and engaging way to improve your fitness while also getting your reps in and working on your tennis game. Cardio Tennis is less focused on skilled-based instruction and more focused on raising your heart rate. Sakai Park 3/2-3/30 M 5:00p-6:00p $106 8167

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BIRC Location Fees: Classes and programs held at the Bainbridge Island Recreation Center (BIRC) list member fee. Non-member rates also apply.

MLK Day of Service Make it a day ON, Not a day OFF! In partnership with:

Blakely Harbor Park | Monday, January 19 | 10:00a-1:00p Come when you can, work as long as you’re able!

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Contact Volunteer Program Manager Sierra Koss at sierrak@biparks.org

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WINTER Work Parties

Red Pine Park Work Party

Work with the Park District's horticulture staff this winter to put the gardens to bed, and care for a historic fruit orchard, edible perennials and other historic plantings in this former homestead in the heart of downtown.

Second Tuesdays, Jan 6, Feb 10, Mar 10 from 10am-12pm Location: Red Pine Park, 418 Wood Ave SW Conservation Work Party

Join the Park District’s natural resources team every second Saturday at Blakely Harbor Park this winter! Contribute to the ongoing restoration of this important island habitat, removing invasive species, spreading mulch, and planting native plants.

Second Saturdays, Jan 10, Feb 14, Mar 14 from 10am-12pm Location: Blakely Harbor Park, NE Country Club Rd & Blakely Ave NE Moritani Work Party

Join the Park District's Natural Resources team this winter in caring for the woods and meadows of Moritani Preserve by managing invasive species, maintaining garden beds, and planting natives when the weather is right.

Third Thursdays, Jan 15, Feb 19, Mar 19 from 10am-12pm Location: Moritani Preserve, 542 Winslow Way W Trails Work Party

Want to learn more about mountain bike trail maintenance? Work with the Trails Team and help maintain the Strawberry Hill Bike Park!

Third Saturdays, Jan 17, Feb 21, Mar 21 from 10am-12pm Location: Strawberry Hill Bike Park, 7666 NE High School Rd

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TRAIL BUILDING SOON

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Length: 1 mile • Project partners: Bainbridge Metro Parks, City of Bainbridge Island

WAYPOINT WOODS GATEWAY TRAIL

Welcoming visitors to our trail network

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aypoint Woods is a developing gateway to the Bainbridge Island trail system. Visitors leaving the ferry will enjoy landscaped rock plazas, wooded loop trails, Eagle Harbor views and a quiet setting.

First up: a new pedestrian stair and connecting trail into the park from the Charles Schmid Waterfront Trail, and trail enhancements throughout. Landscaped plazas will follow in the next project phase.

STAIRWAY BUILDING SOON

Length: 0.1 mile • Project partners: Bainbridge Metro Parks, Washington State Ferries

GIVE TODAY

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Bainbridge Island Parks

8-ACRE WOODS: 8 Acre pedestrian-only park with walking trails.

AARON TOT LOT: (1385 Aaron Ave.) Children’s play structure.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND RECREATION CENTER: (11700 Meadowmeer Cir.) 50,000 sq.ft. indoor athletic facility with fitness equipment, outdoor pool, tennis, basketball, and pickleball courts.

Location of District administrative offices.

BATTLE POINT PARK: (11299 Arrow Pt Dr) 90 acres. Picnic areas, play structure, jogging trail, soccer & softball fields, equestrian trail, picnic shelter, tennis courts, pickleball courts, basketball courts, roller-hockey rink, wildlife pond, and community garden.

AQUATIC CENTER: (8521 Madison Ave.) 1 acre. 25 yard/6-lane pool with 1 & 3 meter diving boards, warm water leisure pool with spa, lazy river, water slide and zero depth entry.

West Port Madison Nature Preserve

Rotary Centennial Park

BLAKELY HARBOR PARK: (Head of Blakely Harbor) 40 acres, shoreline access, passive recreational activities such as picnicking, kayaking and wildlife viewing.

Fay Bainbridge Park

Hidden Cove Park

Seabold Hall

CAMP YEOMALT: (900 Park Ave.) 3 acres. Multipurpose building, historic cabin, and woodland trail.

T’Chookwap Park

CAVE FAMILY HERITAGE PARK: (259 Ferncliff Dr.) .91 acres. Playground, picnic table, benches, and historic two-story home.

Hidden Cove Ballfields

EAGLEDALE PARK: (5050 Rose Ave NE) 7 acres. Pottery studio and workshop, picnic shelter, tennis court, play area, volleyball court, and off-leash dog area.

Manzanita Park

FAY BAINBRIDGE PARK: (15996 Sunrise Drive) 17 acres. Campsites, cabins, picnic areas, play areas & trails.

FORT WARD HALL: (9705 NE Evergreen Ave) Indoor facility with space for programs, classes, and community events.

Bainbridge Island Recreation Center

Williams-Olson Park

Transmitter Building Battle Point Park

Grand Forest North

Grand Forest West

GAZZAM LAKE NATURE PRESERVE: (Deerpath Lane or Marshall Road) 444.6 acres. Trails and wildlife area.

8-Acre Woods Park

Meigs Park

Prue’s House

FORT WARD PARK: (Pleasant Beach Drive or Ft. Ward Hill) 137 acres. Picnic and play areas, boat launch & trails.

Ted Olson Nature Preserve

GIDEON PARK: (274 Gideon Lane) 2.5 acres. Neighborhood children’s play area.

THE GRAND FOREST OF BAINBRIDGE: (Miller and Mandus Olson Roads) 240 acres.

Equestrian and walking trails.

Manitou Beach

Grand Forest East

HAWLEY COVE PARK: (1287 Wing Point Way NE) 12 acres. Low bank shoreline and related estuarine wetland communities.

HIDDEN COVE BALLFIELDS: (13595 Phelps Rd.) 7.7 acres, two baseball fields and soccer practice field.

Island Center Hall

Strawberry Hill Park Strawberry Hill Art Center and Mini Gym

Sands Ballfield Strawberry Hill Admin. Office

Moritani Preserve

Rotary Park Gideon Park

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Gazzam Lake Nature Preserve

HIDDEN COVE PARK: (8588 Hidden Cove Rd NE) Beautiful waterfront with dock.

AquaticSakai Center Park

ISLAND CENTER PARK: (8395 Fletcher Bay Rd) 3 acres. Community center & picnic area.

John Nelson Trail

Aaron Tot Lot Camp Yeomalt

Madison Tot Lot

Hawley Cove Park Cave Family Heritage Park Waypoint Pritchard Park Park

Red Pine Park

LUMPKIN (200 Block Gowen Pl.) 4.45 Acres. 400 linear feet of shoreline with tidelands.

LANDE ADMINISTRATION BUIDING (7686 NE High School Rd) Adminstration staff offices.

MADISON AVENUE TOT LOT: (598 Madison Avenue North) Neighborhood children’s play area.

MANITOU BEACH (9800 Block of Manitou Beach Dr.) .90 Acres. 210 linear feet of shoreline with beach access and landing.

MANZANITA PARK: (7644 Day Road West) 120 acres. Hiking & equestrian trails.

MEIGS PARK: (Highway 305 & Koura Road) 67 acres. To be developed for nature study & trails.

MORITANI PRESERVE: (542 Winslow Way W) 8.5 acres of woodlands and fields in the center of Winslow.

Veterane Open Space

Schel Chelb Park

Eagledale Park

NUTES POND: (1601-2101 Toe Jam Hill Rd NE) 31-acres of passive park with a captivating landscape whose central feature is a tranquil pond.

POINT WHITE PIER: (3949 Crystal Springs Dr. NE) Public fishing

Pt. White Pier

Rockaway Beach Blakely Harbor Park

RED PINE PARK: (418 Wood Ave SW) A half acre pocket park that contains an orchard and berry patches, open lawn with seating and a picnic area.

ROCKAWAY BEACH: (4002 Rockaway Dr. NE) Beach property with views of Seattle & Cascades. Excellent place for diving enthusiasts to observe unique underwater fissures.

Fort Ward Park

Parade Grounds

PRITCHARD PARK: (4152 Eagle Harbor Dr. NE) 49 acres. Beach access and upland trails.

Nutes Pond

Fort Ward Hall

ROTARY PARK: (7969 Weaver Rd) 10 acres. Multipurpose ballfields, meeting space, and award winning Owen’s Playground.

SAKAI PARK: (1560 Madison Ave N) 22.87 acres. Trails and pond.

SANDS AVENUE BALLFIELD: (8641 Sands Rd) 10 acres. Baseball and soccer fields.

SCHEL CHELB PARK: (Point White Drive near Lynwood Center) This 1.64 acre park features 370 linear feet of saltwater shoreline, swimming beach, open grass area, play area, and trail linking to Gazzam trail network.

Key/Legend Park Boundaries Selected Open Space Roads

SEABOLD PARK: (14450 Komedal Rd NE) 3-acre park featuring the historic Seabold Hall, an indoor facility with space for programs, classes, and community events.

STRAWBERRY HILL PARK: (7666 NE High School Rd) 39 acres. Multipurpose ballfields, playground, off-leash dog area, tennis court, volleyball court, basketball court, Strawberry Hill Center (meeting and classroom space), skate bowl.

T’CHOOKWAP PARK: (8800 NE Spargur Loop Road) 1 acre. Pt. Madison view site.

BIMPRD Maintained trails

TED OLSON NATURE PRESERVE: (1180 Madison Ave NE) 15 acres. Wooded nature trail.

Facilities

WAYPOINT PARK: (551 Winslow Way E) 3.68 acres. Open space park near the ferry with woodlands and trails connecting to Waterfront Park and Waterfront Trail.

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WEST PORT MADISON NATURE PRESERVE: (8334 NE County Park Rd, Skogen Lane & County Park Rd) 13 acres. Picnic shelters and nature trails.

WILLIAMS-OLSON PARK: (6200 Williams Lane) A sloping bluff and grassy lawn with access to the Manzanita Bay shoreline. 4.8 acres of upland property, approximately 8 acres of tideland, and 460’ of shoreline access.

PARK DISTRICT FACILITIES PHONE NUMBERS Bainbridge Island Recreation Center Bainbridge Island Aquatic Center District Administrative Office

206-842-5661 206-842-2302 206-842-0501

DISTRICT STAFF For a District staff list, see biparks.org/staff.

HOURS & CLOSURES Bainbridge Island Aquatic Center: See biaquatics.org for hours.

Bainbridge Island Recreation Center: See birec.org for hours.

District Admin Office: Monday-Friday 8:30a-3:30p

FACILITY RENTALS All facilities, fields, and picnic areas must be reserved by groups intending to use the facilities. Please visit www.biparks.org for information and rates.

Extreme Weather Closures: The Park District will open its facilities and conduct classes and programs, except under extreme adverse conditions. Check our website for closure and cancellation information at www.biparks.org. If the Park District cancels your class due to extreme conditions, your instructor will notify you concerning make-up dates.

HOW TO REGISTER REGISTRATION FOR RESIDENTS: Tuesday, December 9 at 12:00p REGISTRATION FOR NON-RESIDENTS: Thursday, December 11 at 12:00p

ONLINE at biparks.org

PHONE IN

Register any time of day! Your registration is processed immediately, and you can print your confirmation and receipt. Online registration is by far the best way of getting the classes you want. You will need your username and password to complete the registration process. If you can’t remember your account information, click forgot password or call the customer service desk at least one day before registration begins at 206-842-2302.

Give us a call at 206-842-2302 or 206-842-5661 Please note that on registration day, we do experience high volumes of calls. Please be patient with our customer service staff.

Fees listed in the catalog are resident and membership prices.

Non-residents: Non-residents are welcome! A $10 non-resident fee applies per class.

BIRC Location Fees: Classes and programs held at the Bainbridge Island Recreation Center (BIRC) list member fee. Non-member rates also apply.

Beginning in 2026, Bainbridge Island Metro Park & Recreation District will no longer accept cash payments.

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