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Eugene Rec is making an upcoming change to how some of our community centers operate, a change designed to ensure we can continue offering highquality recreation programs in a sustainable way. Later this year, Amazon Community Center, Sheldon Community Center and the River House Outdoor Center will transition to a program-based model. These facilities will continue to host Eugene Rec programs, classes, camps and activities, but they will no longer have drop-in hours or public lobby access. This change reflects Eugene Rec’s effort to make the best use of our current resources and maximize the impact we have on the community we serve. Like the rest of the City, our department is working within real budget constraints, and this model lets us focus staff time and funding on the programs and services that reach the most people, rather than scaling those programs back. Most community members already use these centers through scheduled programs rather than

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unscheduled drop-in visits. Shifting to a programbased model allows Eugene Rec to focus staff time and funding where they have the greatest impact, directly supporting recreation opportunities for youth, adults and families. This transition allows us to operate more efficiently and consistently, helping ensure that programs are reliable, well-supported and able to adapt to changing community needs over time. We recognize that community centers play an important role in the neighborhoods they serve. Our commitment remains unchanged: Eugene Rec will continue to show up through meaningful programs and partnerships at these locations.

Adventure. Community. Happiness. GetRec.org

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Stay Connected! GetRec.org recreation@eugene-or.gov 541-682-5333 TDD: 541-682-5311 En español: GetRec.org/actividades 541-682-6891 fb.com/eugrec instagram.com/eugrec youtube.com/eugenelrcs Or contact Rec facilities directly, pages 4-5.

Activities funded by the 2023 Eugene Parks & Rec Operations and Maintenance Levy. Activities using the lottery system for registration, see instructions on pages. Cover photo by Marin Stuart

Rec Locations Registration/Access Policies Adaptive Youth Ages 0-18 Activities Swimming Family Adult Ages 18+ Activities Health & Fitness Sports Leagues Swimming Outdoor Senior Ages 50+ Activities Health & Fitness Outdoor Support/Volunteer Español

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The Winter-Spring Rec Guide will be available early December 2026

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Rec Locations 1 Amazon Community Center ●

5 Graham Field House ●

2700 Hilyard St. Ph: 541-682-5373 Bus: #28, 81 Fx: 541-682-5367

2190 Polk St. Ph: 541-682-5409

2 Amazon Pool (seasonal) ●

2600 Hilyard St. Ph: 541-682-5350 Schedule: See pages 24 & 58 Fx: 541-682-6366 Bus: #28, 81

Campbell Community Center

3 Campbell ● Community Center

155 High St. Ph: 541-682-5318 Hours: 8:30a-7p M, Fx: 541-682-6386 8:30a-4:30p Tu-F Bus: #1, 66, 67 4 Echo Hollow Pool & ● Fitness Center

1655 Echo Hollow Road Ph: 541-682-5525 Schedule: See pages 24 & 58 Fx: 541-682-8193 Bus: #40 Echo Hollow Pool & Fitness Center

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6 Hilyard Community Center ●

2580 Hilyard St. Ph (voice/TDD): 541-682-5311 Fx: 541-682-5460

Hours: 9a-5:30p M-F Bus: #28, 81

7 Lamb Cottage ●

In Skinner Butte Park Ph: 541-682-6376

Outdoor Sports Fields Located throughout the city Ph: 541-682-5409 8 Petersen Barn ● Community Center

870 Berntzen Road Ph: 541-682-5521 Hours: 9a-5p M-F Fx: 541-682-8192 Bus: #40

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9 River House ● Outdoor Center

12 Shelton-McMurphey● Johnson House

301 N. Adams St. Ph: 541-682-5329 Fx: 541-682-6319 Bus: #40, 52

smjhouse.org/about/rentals 303 Willamette St. Ph: 541-484-0808 Bus: #1 Fx: 541-984-1314

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13 Washington Park Center ●

2445 Willakenzie Road Ph: 541-682-5312 Bus: #66 & 67 Fx: 541-682-6332

2025 Washington St. Ph: 541-682-6376 Bus: #36

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Fitness Center 2443 Willakenzie Road Ph: 541-682-5314 Schedule: See pages 24 & 58 Fx: 541-682-6344 Bus: #66 & 67

14 Wayne Morse ● Family Farm & Park

Petersen Barn Community Center

585 Crest Drive Ph: 541-682-6376 15 WJ Skatepark ● + Urban Plaza

Between Washington Street and Jefferson Street at First Avenue beneath the I-105 bridge 6a-1a daily Bus: #51 River House Outdoor Center GetRec.org

How to Register Three Easy Ways to Register Addresses and phone numbers for all facilities are on pages 4-5.

• Online: If you have registered with us before, make sure you have your login information. Not sure if you have an account? Visit GetRec.org/register and click “Log In/Create Account,” then select “Log In with Email” and select “Forgot Password.” If you have an account your login information will be emailed to you. Need to create an account? Visit GetRec.org/register and click “Login In/Create Account,” then select “Create Your Eug Rec Account.” • By Phone: Call the recreation facility providing the activity or call 541-682-5333. Have your Visa or MasterCard number handy. • In Person: Visit any recreation facility.

Registration is ongoing and open to residents and non-residents on a �irst-come basis. Register early; many classes �ill quickly. Classes may be canceled if there are not enough registrations.

Access & Equity The City of Eugene Recreation Division strives to make recreational opportunities welcoming for everyone. Eugene Rec works to ensure its programs are accessible and inclusive for all people, regardless of age, disability, gender identity, immigration status, national origin, race, religion, sexual orientation or socio-economic status. The City of Eugene is committed to supporting the Americans with Disabilities Act and will provide individuals with modi�ications they need to participate in Eugene Rec programs. The following services are available with advance notice. Some requests may take up to two weeks to secure.

Readers are available by phone or in person. A staff person will read the requested sections of publications for you.

Large Print and Digital Recordings can be provided with advance notice. Five or fewer large print copies can be provided upon request.

Hearing Assistance Equipment is available for classes, special events and cultural performances with advance notice.

Accessible Bus with Wheelchair Lift is available for activities that provide bus transportation. Please make your request at the time of registration since demand for use is high. The bus is booked on a �irst come, �irst-served basis. Braille sections of large publications (such as this Recreation Guide) can be made available with advance notice.

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American Sign Language Interpretation is available for classes or presentations with advance notice.

Adaptive Technology at the Library: 27-inch monitors, large keyboard letters, adjustable tables and screens, magnifying software, JAWS (computerized reader) and a Braille embosser. If you have additional questions, call Adaptive Recreation at 541-682-5311 (TTY) or visit GetRec.org/recinclusion. For more information about Recreation Inclusion Services see page 8.

Policies Minimum Class Requirements In order to recover program costs, a minimum number of participants are required. Please register early. Classes and activities will be canceled between two and �ive days before the activity start date if the minimum number of participants have not registered. If you register for an activity that is canceled because of low enrollment, staff will notify you and issue a refund. For more about the withdrawal/refund policy, see below.

Withdrawal/Refund Policy Withdrawal and refund requests must be made to the facility sponsoring the activity. All withdrawals from recreation activities, including camps, are subject to a 25% withdrawal fee, with a $10 minimum. A withdrawal fee will be charged for each activity.

Photographs, videos and audio of participants in Recreation Services programs may be used by the City of Eugene in any medium (e.g., print publications, social media, etc.) for publicity purposes, without compensation or permission. Registration and/or payment of any registration fee shall be deemed an admission of agreement to the terms stated above.

Scholarship Program Eugene Rec offers a limited number of individual scholarships to City of Eugene residents. Applications are available in November each year for the upcoming year (January 1-December 31). Applications will be available at GetRec.org/recscholarship or at any Eugene Rec facility. For more information call 541-682-5654.

A refund will be issued minus the withdrawal fee when requested seven (7) or more calendar days prior to the �irst activity meeting. No refund will be issued for requests made six (6) calendar days or less.

Surcharge for Non-City Residents

Withdrawals from camp must be requested 21 or more calendar days prior to the �irst day of camp. No refund will be issued for requests made 20 days or less. If a camp is not paid in full by the scheduled payment deadline, the participant will be dropped and forfeit their deposit.

Outdoor Program Special Use Permit

If we need to cancel an activity no withdrawal fee will be charged. Refunds will be prorated for classes already attended.

Non-city residents are assessed a 25 percent surcharge for registered activities and rentals.

City of Eugene operates under a Special Use Permit issued by the U.S. Forest Service for the Deschutes, Siuslaw, Umpqua and Willamette National Forests; and under Special Recreation Permits granted by the Bureau of Land Management in the Northwest Oregon and Prineville districts. City of Eugene is an equal opportunity outdoor recreation service provider.

No refund will be issued if the participant fails to show up. No refund will be given for athletic league fees and trips that require prepayment of advanced reservation tickets or admission fees.

Release from Liability Agreement With the exception of speci�ic trips, City of Eugene Recreation does not provide medical insurance coverage for its participants. In consideration of the right to participate, each participant must acknowledge there are risks inherent in any kind of activity and must agree to assume those risks on his/her own behalf, releasing and holding harmless the City, its of�icers or agents from all claims for injury or losses suffered from participation. An additional Release from Liability Agreement, signed by the participant or guardian, may be required for participation in some activities. GetRec.org

Adaptive Get Involved! Adaptive Rec programs are designed for people with disabilities, and are for ages 14+, unless otherwise noted. Classes and activities are structured for different levels of ability. All Adaptive Rec programs require registration. Participants must complete a Participant Information Form before attending. Fees do not include the cost of meals and admission, unless otherwise noted. For more information call 541-682-5311. Have Questions? New participants are welcome to call before registering for programs. Staff are available to discuss recreation resources and opportunities. Certi�ied Therapeutic Recreation Specialists are available to answer questions regarding the activities that are most appropriate for you, a family member or an individual in your care. Participation Every effort will be made to reasonably accommodate each individual. However, if a person’s conduct poses physical harm or risk to self or others, as indicated in the Patron Code of Conduct, they may be removed from programs. Personal Support Workers are welcome to attend programs to support individuals with behavioral and/or personal care needs. PSWs are required to register for programs. Call the front desk to register, 541-682-5311.

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Inclusion Services Eugene Rec staff is committed to making all reasonable efforts to ensure that its facilities, programs and services are accessible to and usable by all people. Individuals with disabilities are welcome to participate in any City of Eugene Recreation program within the eligibility requirements of age, prerequisites, etc. When additional support is required for successful participation in Eugene Recreation programs, staff utilize the Inclusion Services process to determine programmatic modi�ications and/or individual support plans that best �it the participant. To initiate the Inclusion Services process, discuss your request upon registration in person, over the phone or at GetRec.org/recinclusion at least two weeks in advance. For additional information and/or questions regarding Inclusion Services, call 541-682-5359 or visit GetRec.org/recinclusion.

Volunteer With Us! Looking for a fun and engaging volunteer opportunity? Your enthusiasm, involvement and support with participants is essential to the quality of Adaptive Recreation Services. No previous experience necessary – training and feedback are provided for all volunteers. If you or your group are interested in volunteering any amount of time, call 541-682-5311 or email recadaptive@eugene-or.gov.

Adaptive

Bicycling

Land Fitness

Adapted Bike & Equipment Services All ages

Fight Back with Neuromuscular Exercise Ages 18+

Adaptive Recreation Services maintains a unique �leet of adaptive equipment, including beach and all-terrain wheelchairs, as well as three-wheeled bikes including recumbents, tandems and hand cycles. Individual and group services can be provided to support adaptive recreational equipment needs for people of varying abilities and skill levels, including �ittings and rentals. For more information call 541-682-5311 or visit GetRec.org/recadaptive.

This class is ideal for people with neuromuscular challenges (Parkinson’s, mild stroke, multiple sclerosis, etc.) that may cause loss of balance and coordination. We engage the brain and body to encourage more �luid, balanced movement and improve strength, agility and gait. Those who need individual assistance should bring a a personal support worker or care provider.

All services at Hilyard Community Center

Adapted Bike Assessment & Fitting Staff assess needs and recommend equipment. Designed for people with limited mobility, disabilities, medical conditions or who wish to preview equipment before rental or purchase.

Hilyard Community Center Instructor: Megan Patrignelli Oct 1-29 TuTh 2-3p Nov 3-24 TuTh 2-3p

$67 #37242 $52 #37243

Fitness for All

Ongoing M-F 9a-5p $10 By appt only To schedule an appointment call 541-682-5311

This class uses energizing circuit training and motivating activities with positive support. Learn quality exercises and move toward a healthier you.

Adapted Bike & Beach/All-Terrain Wheelchair Rental Available after initial �itting or assessment.

Hilyard Community Center Instructor: Megan Patrignelli Oct 6-Dec 10 TuTh 4:45-5:45p No class Nov 26

Ongoing M-F 9a-5p By appt only $6/hour (up to 8 hours) $45/day $60/weekend To reserve equipment call 541-682-5311

Parkinson’s & Table Tennis

Dance Dance Fusion Have fun and get �it with this unique dance �itness class. Learn basic moves to multicultural music as you shake, shimmy and salsa your way to a healthier you. Hilyard Community Center Instructor: Kate Cleary Oct 5-Dec 7 M 4:30-5:30p Oct 7-Dec 9 W 4:30-5:30p No class Nov 11

$95 #37277

Table tennis has been shown to improve motor symptoms of Parkinson’s and increase movement, hand-eye coordination and strength. Plus, it’s fun and a great way to meet others. Sessions are speci�ically for those with symptoms of Parkinson’s. Bring a family member or friend. Hilyard Community Center Oct 6-Dec 29 Tu 12-1:45p $0.50/day Drop-in

$60 #36832 $54 #36833

Games Game Time Have fun with friends playing indoor and outdoor games. Hilyard Community Center Oct 6-Dec 8 Tu 3:30-4:30p Oct 8-Dec 10 Th 3:30-4:30p Oct 9-Dec 11 F 3:30-4:30p No class Nov 26, 27

$30 #36835 $27 #36836 $27 #36837

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Martial Arts Balance & Flow Martial Arts Formerly called Seated Martial Arts. Boost your balance, coordination and brain health in this fun, rhythm-based movement class. Using light training sticks, you’ll practice �lowing patterns that cross the body’s centerline and require both hands to move independently. This unique coordination work stimulates communication between the right and left brain hemispheres, creating a powerful cognitive workout that builds new neural pathways. Perfectly tailored for people managing Parkinson’s, neurological conditions or mobility challenges, all exercises can be done safely while seated or progressing to standing. Hilyard Community Center Instructor: Jeff Campbell Sep 2-30 W 1-2p Oct 7-28 W 1-2p Nov 4-25 W 1-2p Dec 2-30 W 1-2p No class Nov 11

Hilyard Community Center Instructor: Jeff Campbell Dec 2-30 W 2:15-3:15p

$37 #37373

Music Intro to the Joys of Music

$30 $30 $22 $37

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Walking Stick for Self Defense Learn practical, nonaggressive self-defense using an everyday walking cane in this hands-on class designed for beginners through experienced cane users. You’ll learn safe grips,

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balance support drills, effective striking and blocking techniques, simple escapes and distance management, plus how to use the cane to create space and protect yourself while minimizing injury to both you and an assailant. Emphasis is on realistic scenarios, legal and ethical considerations and building con�idence through partner drills and controlled solo practice so you leave with clear, usable skills for real-life situations.

This class is a hands-on exploration of music in a fun and supportive atmosphere. Focus on singing, learning and playing instruments, song writing and building a cohesive musical group. No experience necessary. This class meets every other week. Hilyard Community Center Instructor: David Helfand Oct 6-Dec 8 Tu 3:30-4:30p Uses the lottery system, see box.

$35 #37287

Adaptive

Social Gatherings Advocacy Bingo All ages Join us for fun and advocacy skill building. The Community Advocacy Council will host Advocacy BINGO all about disability rights history and facilitate conversations about advocating for yourself. Connect with new friends and old at this community event. This event is free, but register in advance so we know how many to expect. Care providers are welcome to attend. Hilyard Community Center Oct 24 Sa 4-6p

Free #37655

Halloween Dance Ages 18+ Dig out your favorite costume and join your friends for an evening of Monster Mash. Registration is required and must be completed by Oct. 30. Personal support workers attending with participants get in free and do not need to register. Hilyard Community Center Oct 31 Sa 6-8p

$8 #37318

Hilyard Hang Out

$5 #37360 $5 #37361 $5 #37362

$5 #37355

Out & About Make wonderful memories with your peers as you explore the recreation opportunities in the Eugene and Spring�ield areas. Transportation provided. All outings meet at Hilyard Community Center Uses the lottery system, see box.

Corn Maze We will head to a local corn maze. Bring additional money for admission. Oct 10

1:30-4p

$15 #37300

Bowling Bring $10 for shoe rental and bowling fees. Bring additional money if you would like to purchase snacks. Sa

4-6:30p

$15 #37321

Thrifting We will head to a local thrift store to shop. Bring $10-$20. Dec 5

1:30-4p

$15 #37345

Saturday Night Action Join friends for Saturday night games, crafts and fun social activities.

Hilyard Social Club Plan and implement fun activities and community ventures in the Eugene and Springfield areas. This is designed as a community integration, life and social skill-building program. Participants collaborate to develop the schedule during the �irst week of class. Participants will be asked to cover the cost of some admissions and concessions up to an additional $40 per session. Hilyard Community Center Oct 7-Dec 9 W 1:30-4p No class Nov 11 Uses the lottery system, see box.

Hilyard Community Center Dec 18 F 3:30-5:30p

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This is a casual time to hang out with peers. Staff supervision, tabletop games and basic craft supplies will be available. Hilyard Community Center Dec 7 M 3-5p Dec 14 M 3-5p Dec 21 M 3-5p

Karaoke Club Unleash your inner star. Have fun singing and socializing with your peers.

Hilyard Community Center Harvest Festival Oct 10 Sa 6:30-8:30p Friendsgiving Nov 21 Sa 6:30-8:30p Make It & Take It Dec 5 Sa 6:30-8:30p

$12 #37308 $12 #37328 $12 #37356

$99 #37283

Lottery System 1. Starred activities use the lottery. The lottery will be open August 20-24. No payment is due at this time. Personal support workers do not need to sign up for the lottery but will be signed up when the patron registers. 2. Staff will use a randomization system to select participants. Starting August 26, you’ll be notified by email if you are selected or not. For more information, go to GetRec.org/lottery.

Special Interest Wednesday Wheelers Ages 6+ This social group of wheelchair users meets every Wednesday at various locations in Eugene to explore paths and paved trails and connect socially through movement. During inclement weather, the group meets at Valley River Center. Open to manual and power wheelchairs and regular or situational wheelchair users. For more information, call Hilyard at 541-682-5311 or email Loren at lcush9@hotmail.com. Locations vary Ongoing

10a-12p

Free Drop-in GetRec.org

Adaptive Parkinson’s Resources of Oregon Ages 21+ The Eugene/Spring�ield general support group welcomes family, friends and care partners as well as those living with a diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease. This group is meeting in person with an option to participate via Zoom. For meeting details and times go to parkinsonsresources.org or email Libby at libby@parkinsonsresources.org. Ongoing

Dates/times vary

Free Drop-in

Parkinson’s Caregiver Support Group

Support Groups ALS Support Group Ages 21+ For people living with Lou Gehrig’s disease, families, caregivers and friends. Meetings are free, offer speakers on relevant topics and are designed to share information as well as strategies for preserving independence and quality of life. For more information, contact Mary Rebar at 541990-1246 or email mary.rebar@alsnorthwest.org. Hilyard Community Center Ongoing 2nd W 3-4:30p

Free Drop-in

Amputee Support Group All ages Power On With Limb Loss hosts meetings for amputees and people with physical disabilities, which include speakers and peer mentorship to help build independence and improve quality of life. For more information call Paula Free at 541510-5866 or paula@poweronwithlimbloss.org. Crescent Park Senior Living, 2951 Coburg Road Ongoing 4th W 6-8p Free Drop-in

Brain Injury Support Group Ages 18+ This peer support group is for people who have experienced a brain or head injury to share experiences, support and resources on an informal basis.For more informationcontact Hilyard at 541-682-5311. Hilyard Community Center Ongoing Tu 11a-12:30p

Free Drop-in

This group is for family members who are caregiving for a person living with Parkinson’s disease. The group is peer facilitated. Parkinson’s Resources of Oregon has support groups across the region. Our groups are a gathering of peers to share information, provide mutual support, and talk about coping skills. It’s a safe place to get together with people who understand. Members not only talk about challenges but also victories and helpful discoveries. Free to attend, but please register. For more information call Tim at 541-525-1883 or visit parkinsonsresources.org. Campbell Community Center Ongoing 1st M 3-4p

Free #37620

Accessible Pursuits Are you looking for exciting and rewarding activities for your group? Organizations, agencies and individuals are invited to participate in the Accessible Pursuits services. It uses the expertise and resources of Adaptive Rec to design a recreation program that meets your speci�ic needs. In addition, City staff can present clinics, workshops, in-services and trainings in adaptive recreation and inclusion services for employees, participants and family members. The bene�its include: • Activities that are affordable and tailored to the needs of your organization and clients. • Access to a wide variety of adapted equipment and services. • Activities that are safe and accessible. • Activities that are designed by Certi�ied Therapeutic Recreation Specialists and other trained and knowledgeable staff. Accessible Pursuits focuses on helping participants discover their own innate talents, acquire greater independence and develop enduring peer relationships that are instrumental to improving the quality of their lives. Let Accessible Pursuits bring fun directly to you. For more information, call 541-682-5311.

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Adaptive good walking shoes and bring a water bottle and a snack. Allterrain wheelchairs available upon request. Transportation provided to and from Hilyard Community Center. Meet at Hilyard Community Center Oct 6-Dec 8 Tu 10a-12:30p Oct 10-Dec 12 Sa 10a-12:30p

$90 #37284 $90 #37286

Yoga Joyful Yoga A yoga experience for all abilities that focuses on building strength and �lexibility while improving balance and con�idence. Suitable for all body types. No experience needed.

Water Skills

Hilyard Community Center Instructor: Kate Cleary Oct 5-Dec 7 M 3-4p

Water Safety & Swim Skills is a structured class and requires registration. Sensory Swim Time afterwards is unstructured and drop-in, subject to pool admission fees. Families can sign up for the class, participate only in the swim time, or both.

Modified Yoga Ages 18+

Water Safety & Swim Skills Ages 5-12 This class is designed to support youth with disabilities in learning water safety and basic swimming skills. Staff will work individually and within the group setting to support swim development and social skill building. For questions call 541-682-5311 or email recadaptive@eugene-or.gov. Sheldon Pool & Fitness Center Oct 11-Nov 1 Su 10-10:45a Nov 8-Dec 6 Su 10-10:45a

$36 #37295 $45 #37297

Sensory Swim Time Ages 12 & under This is a drop-in program for families to have a low-sensory adaptive swim time in the warm water pool. Designed for youth with disabilities who may have dif�iculty participating in a general family swim. Siblings under 12 are welcome to attend as long as they are supervised and supportive of the low-sensory environment.

$75 #36831

This gentle yoga class is designed for people living with chronic neuromuscular conditions like �ibromyalgia, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s and Lou Gehrig’s disease. Poses are modi�ied for those needing adaptations. This class has a hybrid option. For those attending in person, individuals must be independent or have someone to assist. Yoga mats and blocks provided as needed. For the virtual option, a Zoom link will be sent to patrons upon registration. In-person registration is available on a monthly basis, alongside the virtual 10-use card. Hilyard Community Center Instructor: Kate Cleary Sep 14-28 M 11:45a-1p $22 #35912 Oct 5-26 M 11:45a-1p $30 #37363 Nov 2-30 M 11:45a-1p $37 #37364 Dec 7-28 M 11:45a-1p $30 #37365 10-use card for $75, Modified Yoga class only No class Sep 7

Sheldon Pool & Fitness Center Oct 11-Nov 1 Su 10:45-11:30a Drop-in Pool admission fees apply, see page 25 Free admission for one parent or caregiver per household

Wellness Nature Walks ■4 See activity levels on page 15 Be outdoors walking or rolling at local parks and trails. Patrons may hike up to 2 miles per outing. Dress for active play, wear GetRec.org

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Trips Date

Day

Time

Title

Cost

Oct 3

9:30a-4:30p

Donkey Sanctuary

$50

Oct 4

9a-5p

OMSI

$68

Oct 6

9:30a-1:30p

Green Island Tour

$16

Oct 13

9:30a-2:30p

Willamette Confluence Tour

$16

Oct 17

2-5p

Pumpkin Patch

$18

Oct 24

2-5p

Pumpkin Patch

$18

Oct 25

11a-3p

Mushroom Festival Mt. Pisgah

$39

Nov 7

9a-5:30p

Evergreen Air & Space Museum

$75

Nov 21

1-4p

Shopping at the Holiday Market

$18

Dec 6

9a-5:30p

Oregon Coast Aquarium

$81

Dec 12

6:30-8:30p

Holiday Lights

$12

Dec 19

6:30-8:30p

Holiday Lights

$12

All trips are designed for people with disabilities, are for ages 14+ and meet at Hilyard Community Center unless noted otherwise. All Adaptive trips use the lottery system unless noted otherwise, see box.

Donkey Sanctuary ■2 Eddie and Daisy aren’t your typical donkeys. They are rescue donkeys staying at the Oregon Donkey Sanctuary in Oregon City. Join us as we visit these special animals and learn about their lives and larger-than-life personalities. Bring lunch. Oct 3

9:30a-4:30p

$50 #37289

OMSI ■3 Explore the exhibits and activities at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry in Portland. Trip registration includes museum admission. Purchase or bring lunch. Be prepared for lots of walking or bring a mobility device. Learn more about the museum at omsi.edu. Oct 4

9a-5p

$68 #37307

Lottery System

Tours of the Willamette Confluence Preserve & Green Island ■1 Join McKenzie River Trust and Friends of Buford Park for bus tours of the Willamette Con�luence and Turtle Flats near Mount Pisgah, and Green Island north of Coburg. Explore river habitats and conservation efforts with guided walks. Accessible for those unable to walk long distances. Bring lunch, water, weather gear and binoculars. An ADA restroom is available midway. Meet at Campbell Community Center Green Island Tour Oct 6 Tu 9:30a-1:30p Willamette Confluence Tour Oct 13 Tu 9:30a-2:30p These tours don’t use the lottery system.

$16 #37049 $16 #37052

Pumpkin Patch ■2 Head to a local pumpkin patch to get your pumpkin and enjoy the festivities. Bring money for a pumpkin.

1. Starred activities use the lottery. The lottery will be open August 20-24. No payment is due at this time. Personal support workers do not need to sign up for the lottery but will be signed up when the patron registers.

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2. Staff will use a randomization system to select participants. Starting August 26, you’ll be notified by email if you are selected or not.

Don’t miss the annual fall celebration of mushrooms at Mount Pisgah Arboretum. This event is the largest mushroom display on the West Coast. The festival features activities and music. Admission included. Purchase or bring lunch.

For more information, go to GetRec.org/lottery.

2-5p 2-5p

$18 #37310 $18 #37311

Mushroom Festival Mt. Pisgah ■1

Oct 25

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Sa Sa

11a-3p

$39 #37316

Adaptive Evergreen Air & Space Museum ■3 Join in to explore wonders like the Spruce Goose - the largest �lying boat ever built - and other antique aircraft. Museum admission is included in registration. Bring a lunch and optional money for snacks and souvenirs. Nov 7

9a-5:30p

$75 #37327

Holiday Shopping ■2 Head to the Lane Events Center for Eugene’s Saturday Market Holiday Market. This popular shopping destination is sure to please with its abundance of local vendors selling crafts, foods and other amazing goods. Bring money for food and gifts. Nov 21

1-4p

$18 #37323

Oregon Coast Aquarium ■2 Visit the sea creatures and learn about ocean life. Registration fee includes admission. Bring lunch. Dec 6

9a-5:30p

$81 #37358

Holiday Lights ■1

Activity Level Ratings 1 Little walking. OK for those with walkers, wheelLevel ■ chairs or walking difficulties. 2 Moderate walking. Similar to that at a shopping Level ■ center or large museum. 3 Walking of 1-2 miles (1-1.5 hours), as on a walking Level ■ tour of gardens or the zoo. May be steps or hills. 4 Walking of 3-6 miles on moderate trails. May be Level ■ rough, hilly or at higher altitude. Access to medical help may be limited. 5 Long hikes of 5+ miles. May be very rough, hilly or Level ■ high altitude. Access to medical help may be limited.

Consult your physician before participating in any trips/ activities to be sure they are appropriate for you. Weather and/or trail conditions may change unpredictably. These levels are approximations only; your experience may vary.

Trip Policies Fees include bus transportation, leadership and insurance, unless noted otherwise. Meals and admission to venues are not included in the fee unless noted otherwise in the description. Every attempt is made to follow the itinerary; if circumstances beyond our control do not allow that to happen, no refunds will be given.

’Tis the season for twinkling lights and cheer. Join friends for viewing holiday lights, music and hot cocoa or tea. Dec 12 Dec 19

Sa Sa

6:30-8:30p 6:30-8:30p

$12 #37347 $12 #37349

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Youth Activities

experience is necessary, just a willingness to try new things. Work at your own pace. Fee includes clay, glazes and �irings.

Archery Archery Classes Ages 11-17 Become a pro�icient archer and develop a lifelong passion for traditional shooting. Archery has been shown to improve motivation, attention, discipline and focus. It helps develop �ine and gross motor skills, including balance, timing and breathing regulation. Plus it’s a great social activity. Sheldon Community Center Nov 5 Th 5:30-7:30p

$35 #37115

Arts Clay Wheel Throwing & Handbuilding Ages 10-15 Learn basic and advanced techniques of wheel throwing, handbuilding and glazing. Take home your own pots and bowls to share with your family. No prior clay or pottery

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Amazon Community Center Instructor: Amy Graves Sep 23-Nov 18 W 3:45-5:45p Lottery #36867, see box. No class Nov 11

$160 #36856

Lottery System 1. For starred activities, sign up for the lottery using the lottery number (in italics). The lottery will be open August 20-24. No payment is due at this time. 2. Staff will use a randomization system to select participants. Starting August 26, you’ll be notified by email if you are selected or not. 3. If selected, you have through September 2 to register and pay. You can follow the link in the email to register online, or call or visit a Rec center. 4. If the activity doesn’t fill up with the lottery, remaining slots will be available on September 3. Use the registration code (not italics) to register. For more information, go to GetRec.org/lottery.

Youth Activities Craft Club Ages 9-13 Students will make one larger project throughout the session as well as participate in small, daily crafts. Activities may include �iber arts, clay and painting. It’s a great opportunity for your youth to socialize and create with fellow crafty friends. Material fee included. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Jay Hall-Schnurrpusch (she/they) Sep 16-Oct 21 W 3:30-4:45p $110 #36895 Nov 4-Dec 16 W 3:30-4:45p $110 #36896 No class Nov 11

Full STEAM Ahead Ages 7-11 Create, explore and discover. Join us for a fun and engaging class where you’ll learn about science, technology, engineering and math while exploring your artistic side. We’ll use art to express our understanding of scienti�ic concepts and create unique projects that blend creativity and problem-solving. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Katy Ward (she/her) Oct 6-Dec 8 Tu 3:30-5p

$111 #36880

Intro to Acrylic Painting Ages 12-15 Discover the fun of acrylic painting in this beginner-friendly class designed for creative youth. Students will learn basic techniques like color mixing, layering and brush control while completing guided projects and expressive artworks. No experience necessary. Sheldon Community Center Sept 20-Nov 8 Su 12-1:30p

$130 #36948

Intro to Art: Explore Your Creativity Ages 7-11 We will cover core visual art principles in a structured yet playful environment. Students will learn about line, shape, color and texture, using a range of artistic techniques through engaging projects in drawing, painting and mixed media. This class provides a solid skill-building foundation for future art lovers and offers a safe space for creative exploration. All skill levels are welcome. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Katy Ward (she/her) Oct 7-Dec 9 W 3:45-5:15p

$111 #36882

Kids Crafternoon Ages 7-11 Youth will have time to work on their crafts from home with supplies available in the classroom and learn new crafting skills with a take home project each class. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Katy Ward (she/her) Oct 7-Dec 9 W 2-3:30p

$111 #36883

Sketchbook Club Ages 9-13 This class is designed for young artists who want to unlock their creativity and build con�idence in drawing. Participants will dive into the world of sketching through fun exercises, guided projects and personal exploration. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Xandre Hernandez Sep 19-Oct 24 Sa 10-11:30a Nov 7-Dec 19 Sa 10-11:30a

$125 #36918 $125 #36919

Tech Explorers: Robotics, Engineering & STEM Education Ages 9-13 Build, design and innovate. Through hands-on projects and creative challenges, participants will explore concepts of design, building, circuits and simple robotics. This two-part workshop explores the basics while promoting problemsolving skills through fun, team-oriented activities. Sheldon Community Center Instructor: Maya Thornton Sep 5-26 Sa 1-4p Oct 10-31 Sa 1-4p Nov 7-Dec 5 Sa 1-4p No class Nov 28

$82 #37227 $82 #37228 $82 #37665

Teen Craft Club Ages 14-17 This class is for the crafty teen in your life. Students will make one larger project throughout the session as well as participate in small daily crafts. It could be crocheting, knitting, working with clay or painting. At the end of each session students will be able to take home their projects. Get your teen inspired about multiple craft mediums while giving them a chance to socialize with fellow crafty friends. Material fee included. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Jay Hall-Schnurrpusch (she/they) Sep 15-Oct 20 Tu 5:45-6:30p $110 #36892 Nov 3-Dec 15 Tu 5:45-6:30p $128 #36893 GetRec.org

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Dance Pre-Ballet Ages 4-6 Explore all the basics of ballet technique in a fun, safe and loving setting. Your child will stretch, leap and dance. Students will discover their love of dance with fun music. Some ballet shoes are available to borrow. Students are encouraged to wear something they can easily move in. This is a child-only class to help students learn how to be independent in the classroom without a parent or guardian. On the last day of the session, parents and guardians will be allowed in the class to participate with their child. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Jay Hall-Schnurrpusch (she/they) Sep 16-Oct 21 W 1:30-2p $28 #36912 Nov 4-Dec 16 W 1:30-2p $28 #36913 No class Nov 11

Ballet Ages 7-11 A joyful and focused class where young dancers build strength and con�idence through the art of ballet. With ageappropriate technique and plenty of room for selfexpression, students develop balance, coordination and a love of movement in a supportive, creative environment. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Jay Hall-Schnurrpusch (she/they) Sep 14-Oct 19 M 4:15-5:15p $44 #36914 Nov 2-Dec 14 M 4:15-5:15p $51 #36915

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Ballet Barre & Center Ages 16+ Dip your toes into dance in this welcoming and fun class. Learn the fundamentals of ballet through barre, center and across-the-�loor exercises helping to gain �lexibility and strength. Each class is unique to the participants. All levels welcome. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Jay Hall-Schnurrpusch (she/they) Sep 14-Dec 14 M 5:15-6:30p $106 #37173 No class Oct 26

Belly Dance, Beginning Ages 14+ Improve your �itness and core strength while working out to world music and learning the basics of belly dancing. This class emphasizes posture and stretching to avoid injury and muscle isolation for improving strength. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Sarina Level 1 Sep 2-Oct 21 W 6-7p Oct 28-Dec 16 W 6-7p No class Oct 14, Nov 11 Level 2 Sep 2-Oct 21 W 7:15-8:15p Oct 28-Dec 16 W 7:15-8:15p No class Oct 14, Nov 11

$48 #37194 $42 #37196

$48 #37195 $42 #37197

Youth Activities Karate Ages 4-6 & 7-11 Learn critical life skills through martial arts. Build con�idence and gain self-esteem while exercising and having fun. Not eligible for scholarships. Amazon Community Center Tiny Tigers, Ages 4-6 Sep 2-Oct 28 W 3-3:30p No class Sep 30 Karate, Ages 7-11 Sep 2-Oct 28 W 3:45-4:30p No class Sep 30

$56 #37646

$84 #37647

No School Days Irish Céili Dance Ages 14+ Céili (pronounced “kay-lee”) is a traditional social dance from Ireland. It’s related to contra and square dance, but a little faster and danced to Irish music. Very beginnerfriendly, no partner required. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Griffin Fickes Sep 15-Nov 17 Tu 7-9p No class Oct 20

Sheldon Elementary No School Days Ages 5-10 Open to all youth in grades K-5. A letter detailing the day will be emailed to families at least one week prior to the program. Any additional admission fees are included in the price. Meet at Sheldon Community Center

$72 #37183

Tap Dance Ages 7-11 A lively class where young dancers explore the art of tap dance. Students build coordination, timing and con�idence as they learn classic tap steps and playful routines. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Jay Hall-Schnurrpusch (she/they) Sep 15-Oct 20 Tu 4:30-5:30p $44 #36916 Nov 3-Dec 15 Tu 4:30-5:30p $51 #36917

Pumpkin Patch Kids will enjoy a fun-�illed day with a festive trip to the pumpkin patch. Back at the community center, they’ll create spooky-but-silly crafts to celebrate the season. Oct 9

9a-5:30p

$80 #37060

Follow the Salmon An exciting trip to observe the salmon run in action. Kids will discover the journey salmon take each year and engage in fun, nature-themed activities inspired by their adventure. Nov 6

9a-5:30p

$80 #37062

Martial Arts

Baking Experience A fun baking experience where youth create delicious treats and learn basic kitchen skills. Learn to mix, bake and enjoy.

Fencing Ages 9-12, 13+

Nov 23

Fencing is a classic martial sport with much history, art, style and drama as well as being a fun physical activity for kids and parents. This class series is an introduction to foil fencing. It concentrates on discipline, balance, coordination, sportsmanship and above all, fun. Parents are welcome toparticipate. Equipment will be provided. Sheldon Community Center Instructor: Carl Knoch Beginning, Ages 9-12 Sep 23-Nov 4 W 6-6:45p Beginning, Ages 13+ Sep 23-Nov 4 W 7-8p No class Nov 11

9a-5:30p

$80 #37066

Feasts Across the World A fun day where youth learn about celebrations involving feasts around the world. Nov 24

9a-5:30p

$80 #37396

Make It Take It Make holiday gifts and keepsakes to bring home and enjoy festive, wintry activities. $42 #37465

Dec 21 Dec 22

M Tu

9a-5:30p 9a-5:30p

$80 #36973 $80 #36974

$42 #37467

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Youth Activities Cal Young Skate Park, 2555 Gilham Road, first two days Washington Jefferson Skatepark, 150 Jefferson St., last two days Sep 12-Oct 3 Sa 10a-12p $110 #37342 Oct 4-25 Su 10a-12p $110 #37343

Special Interest Bugs, Birds & Botany Ages 3-5 Explore the wonders of nature through curious eyes and tiny hands. In this nature-themed class, children will discover the world of bugs, birds and botany. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Balli Notre Sep 16-Oct 21 W 11-11:45a Nov 4-Dec 16 W 11-11:45a No class Nov 11

Skateboarding Girls Skateboarding Ages 6-16 Each session will include a short group skate appropriate for beginners. Skate equipment available for loan including skateboards, helmets and pads. Bob Keefer Center, 250 S. 32nd St., Springfield Oct 17 Sa 2:30-3:45p $16 #37478 Nov 14 Sa 2:30-3:45p $16 #37479 Cal Young Middle School, 2555 Gilham Road Sep 19 Sa 4:15-5:30p $16 #37476

Skateboard Club Ages 6+ Progress from our �irst two meetings at the Cal Young Skatepark to our �inal two meetings at the Washington Jefferson Skatepark. Learn the fundamentals of skateboarding and park riding. Helmets required, full pads are highly recommended. Gear is available for loan, talk to your instructor at the beginning of your �irst day of club.

Sheldon Community Center Instructor: Balli Notre Sep 14-Oct 19 M 11-11:45a Nov 2-Dec 7 M 11-11:45a

$45 #37522 $45 #37523

Community Helpers Ages 3-5 From �ire�ighters and nurses to librarians and restaurant servers, who are the people in our community who help make our world safe and fun? Learn though play and social stories. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Balli Notre Sep 16-Oct 21 W 10-10:45a Nov 4-Dec 16 W 10-10:45a No class Nov 11 Sheldon Community Center Instructor: Balli Notre Sep 14-Oct 19 M 10-10:45a Nov 2-Dec 7 M 10-10:45a

$45 #37527 $45 #37528

$45 #37531 $45 #37534

Little Scholars Ages 3-5 Numbers, shapes, words and more are thoughtfully presented through fun and play. Designed to build curiosity and critical thinking from an early age. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Balli Notre Sep 16-Oct 21 W 9-9:45a Nov 4-Dec 16 W 9-9:45a No class Nov 11 Sheldon Community Center Instructor: Balli Notre Sep 14-Oct 19 M 9-9:45a Nov 2-Dec 7 M 9-9:45a

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$45 #37524 $45 #37525

$45 #37539 $45 #37540

$45 #37536 $45 #37537

Youth Activities

Teen Empowerment fb.com/eugyep instagram.com/eugyep Funded by the Community Safety Payroll Tax, the Teen Empowerment Program works with community partners to empower teens by building life and job skills, offering access to caring youth and adult mentors and increasing access to other vital community resources. Programs are designed to be low-barrier and inclusive so that every young person can grow up safely and access their best possible future. More information can be found at GetRec.org/empowerment. All programs are free.

Community & Civic Engagement Resolve: Teen Volunteering Cohort Ages 12-18 Engage in meaningful projects that make a difference in our community. From environmental cleanups to volunteering at local shelters, this club empowers teens to develop leadership skills, build friendships and create positive change together. Hours for this program can be used toward school community service hours. We meet weekly on Thursday evenings and some Saturdays and no school days. For questions email empowerment@eugene-or.gov. Registration required. Petersen Barn Community Center Sep 24-Dec 17 Th 5:30-7:30p No meeting Nov 26

Free #37232

Cultural Connections Art Lab: Mentorship Program Ages 12-16 A creative space where teens experiment, express and explore through art. Whether you’re into painting, drawing, mixed media, or just want to try something new, Art Lab gives you the freedom to create in a chill, supportive environment. Each week features different materials, techniques and hands-on projects. No experience needed – just curiosity and creativity. Alongside weekly open-studio style making, Art Lab also includes a monthly lesson focused on what it means to be a professional artist. Teens will learn real-world skills like how to present and display artwork, how to price and talk about their pieces and how to build an artistic identity and brand. These sessions are designed to empower young artists with the con�idence and knowledge to share their work beyond the studio. Petersen Barn Community Center Sep 21-Dec 14 M 4-6p

Holiday Movie Night Ages 12-17 Escape the cold and join us at a local movie theater to enjoy a fun holiday season �ilm with friends. We’ll provide transportation and admission. Petersen Barn Community Center Dec 22 Tu 5-10p

Free #37081

Jewelry & Accessory Design Ages 12-16 Explore your personal style and learn how to create one-of-a-kind accessories in this hands-on class. Build skills in jewelry techniques like beading, wire work and basic metal components while also experimenting with trendy accessories such as keychains, charms and bag decorations. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Debbie Garza Troutz Sep 17-Oct 22 Th 4:30-6:30p Nov 5-Dec 17 Th 4:30-6:30p No class Nov 26

Free #37184 Free #37186

Pumpkin Patch Trip Ages 12-16 Pick your perfect pumpkin, tackle corn mazes and enjoy thrilling hayrides. One pumpkin will be paid for by the program. Bring a water bottle, lunch, comfy shoes and your festive vibes for an unforgettable outdoor adventure with friends and new memories. Meet at Washington Park Center Oct 19 M 9a-4p

Free #37075

Free #37096

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Youth Activities Oregon Friendly Driver Course Ages 13-16 This is a free, interactive presentation designed to help youth understand how to safely share the road with people walking, biking and driving. It promotes courteous driving and biking habits, enhances road safety and improves knowledge of relevant laws and best practices for all road users. Washington Park Center Instructors: Safe Lane Transportation Coalition Sep 15 Tu 4:30-6p Free #37160

Sewing, Beginning Ages 12-16 Learn the essentials of machine sewing in this hands-on class just for teens. You’ll get comfortable using a sewing machine, practice basic stitches and create simple projects to take home. Perfect for beginners or anyone curious about the world of fabric, fashion and DIY.

Essential Skills Culinary Crew: Kitchen Kickoff, Beginning Ages 12-18 This beginner class teaches you the basics of cooking and kitchen safety while guiding you through simple, tasty recipes you can make for yourself. Perfect for teens ready to build con�idence and independence in the kitchen. Washington Park Center Instructor: Debbie Garza Troutz Sep 22-Oct 27 Tu 4:30-6:30p

Free #37151

Culinary Crew: Skill Builders, Intermediate Ages 12-18 Prerequisite: Completion of Kitchen Kickoff or other Youth Empowerment cooking classes. Ready to take it up a notch? Build on your basic cooking knowledge and learn new techniques and recipes. Explore a variety of dishes that will sharpen your skills and expand your culinary creativity. Washington Park Center Instructor: Debbie Garza Troutz Nov 3-Dec 15 Tu 4:30-6:30p

Free #37155

Washington Park Center Instructor: Kayla Boyce Sep 21-Oct 26 M 4:30-6:30p Nov 2-Dec 14 M 4:30-6:30p

Free #37162 Free #37164

Sewing, Intermediate Ages 12-16 Take your sewing skills to the next level in this hands-on class designed for teens with previous sewing experience. You’ll build con�idence using a sewing machine while learning new techniques, tackling more detailed projects and exploring creative ways to work with fabric. This class is perfect for students who have completed the Beginning Sewing class or already feel comfortable with basic sewing machine operation. Washington Park Center Instructor: Kayla Boyce Sep 23-Oct 28 W 4:30-6:30p Nov 4-Dec 16 W 4:30-6:30p No class Nov 11

Free #37166 Free #37171

Youth Inclusion Services

Culinary Crew: Chef’s Choice, Advanced Ages 12-18 Prerequisite: Completion of Skill Builders or other Youth Empowerment cooking classes. Dive into specialty recipes and advanced cooking techniques. From international �lavors to baking, this class lets you experiment with more complex meals and impress your friends and family with your culinary talents.

We recognize that some youth require additional support in order to participate fully in recreational activities. Through the Inclusion Services program, parents, caregivers and youth work with the Inclusion Services Coordinator to create a plan to support the youth’s individual needs. This process will be unique to each participant and we look forward to working collaboratively to support every child.

Washington Park Center Instructor: Debbie Garza Troutz Sep 26, Oct 10, Oct 24, Nov 14, Dec 12 Sa 12-4p Free #37157

Inclusion services are available by discussing the request with the person taking your registration and/or requesting accommodations using a Youth Inclusion Services Request form. Once a request has been received, a Recreation staff member will contact you. For more information call 541-682-5359 or visit GetRec.org/recinclusion.

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Youth Activities Mental & Physical Health Goat Yoga Ages 12-18 Imagine striking a yoga pose while a goat climbs onto your mat. No Regrets Farm and Sanctuary in Monroe offers goat yoga – a joyful experience that supports mental and physical health through the healing power of nature and animals. The 30-minute yoga session is followed by a 60-minute “goat happy hour,” where you can snuggle goats, take sel�ies, learn more about the animals or take a farm tour. No yoga experience is required. Bring a sack lunch and water bottle. Yoga mats are provided. Meet at Petersen Barn Community Center Oct 9 F 9a-2p Free #37065

Sources of Strength Ages 12-18 Want to build a stronger, more supportive community while having fun with other awesome teens? Join the Sources of Strength crew. We’ll explore how to support mental health, lift each other up and share our strengths. Make new friends, enjoy dinner, play games and hang out on Tuesday nights. Let’s grow hope, connection and strength together. Petersen Barn Community Center Sep 29-Dec 15 Tu 6-8p No meeting Nov 24

Free #37231

Safe Spaces D&D Weekly Ages 12-17 This is the perfect place for beginner and intermediate players to dive into the world of Dungeons & Dragons. Join a welcoming group for ongoing campaigns �illed with creativity, strategy and fun. Players can bring a Level 2 character of their own or choose from a selection of pre-made characters at the start of the campaign. Dice and player notebooks will be provided, but feel free to bring any personal D&D gear you’d like to use. Petersen Barn Community Center Nov 7-Dec 19 Sa 12:30-2:30p No meeting Nov 28

Free #37094

LARPing Weekly Ages 12-17 Unleash your creativity as you design and build your own foam battle gear, turning imagination into real-world adventure tools. Craft safe, lightweight LARP equipment, learn the basics of character creation and collaborative roleplay and step into an epic fantasy storyline �illed with quests, challenges and teamwork. No experience necessary. Petersen Barn Community Center Sep 19-Oct 24 Sa 12:30-2:30p

Free #37095

LGBTQ+ Group Ages 13-18 LGBTQ+ teens can drop in for support, conversation and connection. This activity is adult-facilitated and free. No registration required. For more information contact empowerment@eugene-or.gov. Amazon Community Center Sep 4-Dec 18 F 4-6p No meeting Nov 27

Free #36901

Pinball Wizards Ages 12-16 Participants will experience a hands-on, interactive �ield trip to explore vintage and modern pinball machines with the Cascade Underground Pinball Society. Future wizards learn basic designs and physics concepts behind gameplay while building con�idence, teamwork and problem solving skills. Meet at Washington Park Center Nov 6 F 9a-4p

Free #37607

VIBE Ages 12-18 Looking for something fun to do on Friday nights? Hang out at Petersen Barn and enjoy free snacks, video games, virtual reality, table tennis and weekly art and hands-on workshops. We host seasonal themed parties that include karaoke, movie nights and more. Join our safe, welcoming and uplifting community where you can be yourself. For more information contact empowerment@eugene-or.gov. Petersen Barn Community Center Sep 25-Dec 18 F 5-9p No meeting Oct 30, Nov 27

Free #37082

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Youth Swimming

Hours & Info The schedule below is subject to change. For the most up-to-date schedule, visit GetRec.org/pools or give the pools a call.

Recreation Swims All ages Play and swim times open to all ages. Children under 4 feet must be accompanied by an adult age 18 or older or be able to pass a swim test. Admission is not included with swim lesson registration. Purchase a pass or drop-in admission.

Baby Swims Ages 0-2 with adult

Echo Hollow Pool, Sep 15-Dec 20 TuThF 7-8:30p

Children under 3 and their adults can enjoy the warm water pool together. Adults must be in the water with their children. Admission is not included with swim lesson registration. Purchase a pass or drop-in admission.

Sheldon Pool, Sep 8-20, Sep 29-Dec 19 MW 7-8:30p Su 12-1:30p

Sheldon Pool, Sep 8-20, Oct 5-Dec 19 Warm Water Pool M-F 12-1p

Family Swims Ages 0-10 with adult Children must be accompanied by an adult. Admission is not included with swim lesson registration. Purchase a pass or drop-in admission. Echo Hollow Pool, Sep 21-Dec 19 M-F 2-3:30p Sheldon Pool, Sep 8-20, Oct 5-Dec 19 Warm Water Pool M-F 1-2p TuThF 7-8p

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10 Visit Pass

30 Day Pass

90 Day Pass

Sheldon Pool & Fitness Center, 541-682-5314 Sep 21-Oct 4 Closed for maintenance Nov 11 Closed for holiday Nov 26-27 Closed for holiday Dec 20-Jan 3 Winter break schedule, call for information Dec 24 Closed at 2p Dec 25 Closed for holiday Dec 31 Closed at 2p Jan 1 Closed for holiday

Single Visit

Youth Swimming

Youth (3-17)

$40

$48

$116

Adult (18+)

$46

$59

$143

Senior (60+)

$40

$48

$116

Family*

$20

$99

$119

$286

Pool Fees

All entry requires an admission fee for ages 3 and up. Children age 2 and under are free with a paid adult. Passes are 25% extra for nonresidents. *Additional charges for more than 5 people.

Swim Diapers Policy: City of Eugene swim facilities require swim diapers that are elastic fitting around the legs and waist for non-toilet trained individuals.

Water Safety & Swim Skills Ages 5-12

Sensory Swim Time Ages 12 & under

This class is designed to support youth with disabilities in learning water safety and basic swimming skills. Staff will work individually and within the group setting to support swim development and social skill building. For questions call 541-682-5311 or email recadaptive@eugene-or.gov.

This is a drop-in program for low-sensory adaptive swim time in the warm water pool. Designed for youth with disabilities who may have dif�iculty participating in a general family swim. Siblings under 12 are welcome as long as they are supervised and supportive of the low-sensory environment.

Sheldon Pool & Fitness Center Oct 11-Nov 1 Su 10-10:45a Nov 8-Dec 6 Su 10-10:45a

Sheldon Pool & Fitness Center Oct 11-Nov 1 Su 10:45-11:30a Drop-in Pool admission fees apply Free admission for one parent or caregiver per household

$36 #37295 $45 #37297

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Youth Swimming

Swim Lessons City of Eugene Aquatics is now offering swim lessons from the Star�ish Aquatics Institute, an internationally recognized water safety training and certi�ication agency based in the United States with programs operating on every continent. The StarBabies and StarTots courses introduce infants and toddlers to the water in a fun and loving environment. Swim School develops a foundation of swimming and safety skills with a focus on self-rescue. Stroke School develops effective swim technique and endurance. Registering is easy. Sign up based on your child’s age, and the days and times that work for you. For Swim School and Stroke School, during the �irst lesson staff will assess and assign students to the appropriate class (white, red, yellow, blue or green, see below). All our instructors are certi�ied and excited to help your child reach their swimming goals. Contact any of our pools if you have questions. For more details visit GetRec.org/lessons.

StarBabies Ages 6-18 months

is to help equip the parent or caregiver with methods to develop aquatic readiness and water safety habits that will result in self-rescue and swimming skills when the child is developmentally ready. Infants must wear elastic �itting reusable swim diapers, see page 25.

Swim School Ages 3-13 Swim School courses are focused on core competencies for developing ef�icient swimming and safety skills. • White: Water readiness • Red: Body position and air exchange • Yellow: Forward movement and direction change • Blue: Streamlines and side breathing position • Green: Water competency

StarBabies provides instruction to the adult who accompanies a child by teaching water safety and life-safety skills in a positive, loving way. The goal is to equip the parent or caregiver with methods to develop aquatic readiness and water safety habits that will result in self-rescue and swimming skills when the child is developmentally ready. Infants must wear elastic �itting reusable swim diapers, see page 25.

Stroke School Ages 3-13

StarTots Ages 18-36 months

Stroke School courses are for swimmers developing effective techniques and endurance.

StarTots builds con�idence in the adult who accompanies a child by honing water safety and life-safety skills. The goal

• White: Freestyle and backstroke • Red: Elementary backstroke and sidestroke • Yellow: Butter�ly • Blue: Breaststroke • Green: Endurance/Fitness

Teen Swim Lessons Ages 14-17 For teen students of all skill levels. We’ll teach you where you’re at, be it a beginner with no experience or if you’re looking for skill re�inement. No prerequisites.

Adult Swim Lessons Ages 18+ For adult students of all skill levels. We’ll teach you where you’re at, be it a beginner with no experience or if you’re looking for skill re�inement. No prerequisites.

Private/Semi-Private Ages 3+ One-on-one private lessons give swimmers individual attention. Call pool for semi-private options.

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Youth Swimming Sessions at Echo Hollow & Sheldon Pools 2 classes/week, MW or TuTh, 30 minute classes Session 1

Oct 5-Nov 5

5 weeks

MW $60, TuTh $60

Session 2

Nov 9-Dec 10

5 weeks

MW $54 (no class Nov 11) TuTh $54 (no class Nov 26)

Echo Hollow Schedule Ages

Title

6-18 mo

Star Babies

Mon & Wed

Tue & Thu 5:20p

18-36 mo Star Tots 3-13

Swim & Stroke School

5:55p 5:20p 5:55p 6:30p

5:20p 5:55p 6:30p

Sheldon Schedule Ages

Title

6-18 mo

Star Babies

18-36 mo Star Tots 3-13

Swim & Stroke School

3-13

Swim School only

18+

Adult Swim Lessons

Mon & Wed 10:50a

Tue & Thu 4:45p

10:15a

5:20p 5:20p

4:45p

5:20p 5:55p 6:30p 10:15a 10:50a 11:25a 4:10p 4:45p

5:20p 5:55p 6:30p 4:10p 4:45p

6:30p

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!

FUN opportunity awaits you at City of Eugene Adaptive Recreation!

Volunteer with us to share your unique skills and create waves of success with youth and adults with disabilities as they learn and have fun in adaptive recreation. Questions or to apply

Adaptive Recreation 541-682-5311 • recadaptive@eugene-or.gov GetRec.org

Family Archery

Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Shannon Madrid Sep 18-Oct 23 F 11:40a-12:10p $30 #36983 Nov 6-Dec 18 F 11:40a-12:10p $30 #36984 No class Nov 27

Family Archery Ages 8+ Become a pro�icient archer and develop a lifelong passion for traditional shooting. Archery has been shown to improve motivation, attention, discipline and focus. It helps develop �ine and gross motor skills, including balance, timing and breathing regulation. Plus it’s a great social activity. River House Outdoor Center Sep 17 Th 5:30-8:30p

$45 #37111

Book & Brush Ages 2-4 with adult Dive into a new story each week, followed by a fun craft that brings the story to life. At least one adult must attend per household. Registration is not required for adults.

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$45 #37561 $45 #37564

Clay Family Fun Ages 5+ with adult Create bowls, mugs, monsters, boxes, tiles, planters and sculptures with the family. This class includes instruction, clay, glazes and �irings. Register each family member, including at least one adult.

Arts

Amazon Community Center Instructor: Emily Glines Sep 15-Oct 20 Tu 11-11:45a Nov 3-Dec 8 Tu 11-11:45a

Sheldon Community Center Instructor: Emily Glines Ages 3-5 Sep 17-Oct 22 Th 11-11:45a Nov 5-Dec 17 Th 11-11:45a No class Nov 26

$45 #37588 $45 #37590

Amazon Community Center Instructor: Amy Graves Sep 20-Oct 25 Su 11a-12:30p Lottery #36863, see box. Nov 1-Dec 6 Su 11a-12:30p Lottery #36865, see box. Sep 22-Oct 27 Tu 4-5:30p Lottery #36860, see box. Nov 3-Dec 8 Tu 4-5:30p Lottery #36864, see box.

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Family Family Artists Studio Ages 2-5 with adult Get messy and creative with friends. Explore fun new art mediums each week. At least one adult must attend per household. Registration is not required for adults. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Emily Glines Sep 15-Oct 20 Tu 9-9:45a Nov 3-Dec 8 Tu 9-9:45a Sheldon Community Center Instructor: Emily Glines Sep 17-Oct 22 Th 9-9:45a Nov 5-Dec 17 Th 9-9:45a No class Nov 26

$45 #37584 $45 #37585

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Family Painting Workshops Ages 5+ with adult Join us for our themed painting workshops. No previous painting experience needed, just a desire to create beautiful memories on canvas. Register each family member, including at least one adult. Materials will be provided. Sheldon Community Center Instructor: Will Paradis Sunflowers Sep 20 Su 2-3p Harvest Moon Sep 27 Su 2-3p Apple Orchard Oct 4 Su 2-3p Fall Sunset Oct 11 Su 2-3p Morning Stroll in the Woods Oct 18 Su 2-3p Pumpkin Patch Oct 25 Su 2-3p Halloween Fun Nov 1 Su 2-3p Changing of the Leaves Nov 8 Su 2-3p

Cooking Little Chefs Ages 3-5 & 5-8 with adult Enjoy a fun cooking class designed for little chefs. Make easy, no heat snacks together. At least one adult must attend per household. Registration is not required for adults. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Shannon Madrid Ages 3-5 Sep 18-Oct 23 F 9:30-10a Nov 6-Dec 18 F 9:30-10a Ages 5-8 Sep 18-Oct 23 F 10:10-10:40a Nov 6-Dec 18 F 10:10-10:40a No class Nov 27

$30 #36979 $30 #36980 $30 #36981 $30 #36982

Dance Thrill the World Dance Class All ages

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Learn the legendary “Thriller” dance from the 1983 music video. On Oct. 31, you’ll have the option to perform in zombie costume with Thrill the World Eugene at Amazon Community Center, see below. Dancers of all abilities are welcome. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Margo Jennings Sep 14-Oct 26 M 6-7p

$25 #36899

Events & Performances

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Amazon Farmers Market All ages Lottery System 1. For starred activities, sign up for the lottery using the lottery number (in italics). The lottery will be open August 20-24. No payment is due at this time. 2. Staff will use a randomization system to select participants. Starting August 26, you’ll be notified by email if you are selected or not. 3. If selected, you have through September 2 to register and pay. You can follow the link in the email to register online, or call or visit a Rec center. 4. If the activity doesn’t fill up with the lottery, remaining slots will be available on September 3. Use the registration code (not italics) to register. For more information, go to GetRec.org/lottery.

The Amazon Farmers Market returns through October. Come get your fresh produce for the week, snag a delicious pastry for your walk along Amazon Creek or bring cheer to someone’s day with fresh cut �lowers. There’s plenty of parking at our convenient location right off Hilyard Street. Amazon Community Center Jun 11-Oct 29 Th 10a-2p

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Thrill the World Performance All ages Join Thrill the World Eugene for their part in the annual worldwide performance of “Thriller” from the 1983 music video. Watch stellar dancers from all over our community perform at 3 p.m. while dressed to the nines in their �inest zombie garb. Free event. Donations support ShelterCare. Amazon Community Center Oct 31 Sa 2-3:30p

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Family Boo Barn All ages Celebrate the fall season with us and enjoy our haunted barn, interactive ambiance and scary elements. The �irst two time slots are dedicated to a younger audience as the lights will be on, the animatronics will be turned off and our actors will not have masks on. This can still be scary for some. Pick a timeslot and register all members of your group. Do not show up earlier than your timeslot. Late arrivals will be denied access. There are two �lights of stairs in the haunted Barn. Petersen Barn Community Center Oct 30 F Free Time slots 5-5:20p (less scary) 5:30-5:50p (less scary) 6-6:20p 6:30-6:50p 7-7:20p 7:30-7:50p

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Shakespeare in the Dark All ages Free Shakespeare in the Park presents “Shakespeare in the Dark,” a special Halloween event featuring the scariest scenes from “Macbeth.” Follow the witches on a magical journey through Shakespeare’s dark play. This free event is rated PG (Pretty Gruesome). Come in costume and bring �lashlights. Wayne Morse Family Farm Oct 31 Sa 6:30-7:30p

Free Drop-in

Pottery Studio Sale & Open House All ages Enjoy a diverse array of beautiful pieces created by both instructors and students. This is a perfect opportunity to purchase unique pottery and learn more about the studio and the classes we offer. Amazon Community Center Dec 12 Sa 10a-4p

Free Drop-in

Hiking Family Hikes Ages 8+ ■4 See activity levels on page 15 Explore natural areas around the South Willamette Valley and discover incredible views of the night sky and the twinkling lights of Eugene and Spring�ield. The hiking location is not �inalized until the week of the trip due to ever changing environmental considerations. Headlamps and guidance are provided. Participants will hike up to 3 miles, rain or shine in a local wilderness area or park around Eugene. Wear good walking shoes and dress for the weather. Register each family member, including at least one adult. Meet at River House Outdoor Center Moonlight Hike Oct 9 F 5-9p Moonlight Hike Halloween Theme Oct 30 F 5-9p Moonlight Hike Thanksgiving Theme Nov 20 F 5-9p

$30 #37154 $30 #37165 $30 #37168

Martial Arts Family Martial Arts Ages 5+ with adult Families train together in a safe and supportive environment. Classes will include basic self defense, games and lots of fun. Register each family member, including at least one adult. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Wayne Vincent Sep 15-Oct 27 Tu 6-6:45p

$56 #36940

Music

Native American Craft Fair All ages

Family Jam Band Ages 2-5 with adult

A gathering of northwest artists and crafters who are dedicated to preserving native arts and cultures hosts the Native American Craft Fair. Native artisans will share their work in a wide variety of genres, including beading, basket making, printmaking, painting and graphic arts. Artists will be creating some work at the event.

Jam out or just dance to the rhythm. Try out new instruments and learn fun songs to take home. At least one adult must attend per household. Registration is not required for adults.

Amazon Community Center Dec 12-13 SaSu 10a-4p

Free Drop-in

Amazon Community Center Instructor: Emily Glines Sep 15-Oct 20 Tu 10-10:45a Nov 3-Dec 8 Tu 10-10:45a Sheldon Community Center Instructor: Emily Glines Sep 17-Oct 22 Th 10-10:45a Nov 5-Dec 17 Th 10-10:45a No class Nov 26

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Family

Rafting

Social Gatherings

Family Rafting Days Ages 6+ & 11+

Sheldon Community Potluck All ages

Have you ever seen Eugene and Spring�ield from the Willamette River? Have you driven along the Mckenzie River and wished you could raft through those rapids? Our family rafting trips offer the opportunity to explore our local surroundings in a fun and unique way. Family Rafting Days is a perfect option for younger kids and people new to river rafting. This trip will �loat several river miles through some fun Class II and III rapids, depending on the trip. Register each family member, including at least one adult.

Join your neighbors at a community potluck. Bring a dish to share and your neighbors will do the same. If you can’t, that’s OK. All are welcome. Potluck dishes are prepared by participants. Please enjoy shared foods at your own discretion.

Meet at River House Outdoor Center Class II, Ages 6+ Sep 27 Su 10a-4p Class III, Ages 11+ Oct 4 Su 10a-5p

$40 #37500 $45 #37501

Family Rock Climbing Ages 8+ Reach new heights at the Skinner Butte Rock Climbing Columns. Have you ever wanted to try rock climbing? Or maybe you’ve climbed at an indoor climbing gym and are ready to experience the exhilaration and views of climbing on real rock. This is a great opportunity to experience Eugene’s only urban climbing area and learn the basics of rock climbing. All equipment and instruction included. Register each family member, including at least one adult. $40 #37120

Skateboarding Second Saturday Skate Sessions Ages 6+ Each session will be themed around a different location and will include a short group skate appropriate for beginners. Skate equipment is available for loan including skateboards, helmets and pads. Fun for all ages – a great way to get the family skating together. Cal Young Middle School, 2555 Gilham Road Sep 12 Sa 10a-12p $16 #37339 Emerald Park, 1400 Lake Drive Oct 10 Sa 10a-12p

$16 #37340

Location TBD Nov 14

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10a-12p

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Special Interest

Rock Climbing

Skinner Butte Park, 2nd & Lincoln Sep 12 Sa 10a-1p

Sheldon Community Center Sep 29, Oct 27, Nov 24, Dec 29 Tu 5:30-7:30p

I Know My Letters & Numbers Ages 3-6 with adult Explore letters, counting and number concepts through art, games and hands-on activities. Designed to make learning fun while helping little learners grow in con�idence and school readiness. At least one adult must attend per household. Registration is not required for adults. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Shannon Madrid Sep 18-Oct 23 F 11-11:30a Nov 6-Dec 18 F 11-11:30a No class Nov 27

$30 #36985 $30 #36986

Family Mushroom Foray Ages 6+ with adult In partnership with Cascade Mycological Society, we offer a trip to the woods in search of mushrooms. This hike for families will be education and focused on identifying, not picking, a variety of local mushrooms. Transportation is included. Register each family member, including at least one adult. Hilyard Community Center Instructor: Cascade Mycological Society Nov 7 Sa 10a-3p $35 #36886

Surfing & Paddleboarding Family Explore the Surf Ages 8+ Visit the Oregon Coast and experience various ways to ride ocean waves. We will have surf boards, stand-up paddle surf boards, surf kayaks and body boards. The program includes all surf equipment, wetsuits and instruction. Meet at River House Outdoor Center Oct 24 Sa 7a-7p

$60 #37170

Adult Activities Arts

Art for Relaxation & Recreation

Abstract Painting Ages 16+ Explore color theory and shape basics through abstract painting. Gain con�idence while learning to paint with more freedom and feeling. This is not a watercolor class. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Will Paradis Sep 19-Nov 7 Sa 10a-1p $192 #36934 List of materials will be on registration receipt (estimated $50) Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Jennifer Bernatz Nov 3-Dec 15 Tu 9:30-11:30a Materials discussed in first class

Art with Clair

Are you wanting to learn how to paint with acrylics? Learn the basics, including color theory and more. A list of required materials will be included on your registration receipt.

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Campbell Community Center Instructor: Hollie Roman Sep 21-Dec 14 M 10:30a-12:30p $138 #37379 Sep 22-Dec 15 Tu 10:30a-12:30p $138 #37382 No class Nov 23, 24

$101 #36935

Acrylic Painting Foundations Ages 16+

Amazon Community Center Instructor: Will Paradis Sep 19-Nov 7 Sa 1:30-3:30p

Tap into your inner artist as we celebrate the positive power of creativity in a friendly and supportive atmosphere. We enjoy music while we have fun exploring the elements of art and color using a variety of media, including watercolor, felttip, oil pastel, graphite, charcoal, soft pastel and color pencil. You will be so proud of the personal masterpieces you create and are invited to add them to the exhibit in the lobby. Each week is a new focus with new projects each term.

$148 #36937

Art is more than the �inished product. It is a journey that leads to self-discovery. Join in this journey by creating art in ways that may be familiar to you, in ways that may be new to you, and of course, art activities that are just plain fun. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Clair Coiner Sep 4-Nov 6 F 10a-12p

$115 #37005

Adult Activities Artists & Crafters Studio

Charcoal Shading Workshop Ages 15+

This workshop is an informal gathering of artists of all kinds. Enjoy a great studio space and great company. No instructor. Bring your own supplies.

Learn how to use charcoal to create black and white drawings. We will use the basics, focusing on technique, shading, depth, form and composition to create rough drafts and �inal drafts. Charcoal, erasers and paper will be provided.

Campbell Community Center Sep 14-Dec 28 M 1-4p Sep 8-Dec 29 Tu 1-4p Term fee $8 or drop-in fee $0.50/day

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Amazon Community Center Instructor: Sarina Nov 21 Sa 10a-1p

$40 #36897

Basic Drawing

Color Pencil Drawing

Discover new ways to express the hidden artist in you by learning new skills and con�idence in drawing.

Build con�idence and skill while exploring color layering, shading and texture techniques. Some prior drawing experience is recommended. Participants are responsible for their own materials, which will be discussed in detail during the �irst class.

Campbell Community Center Instructor: Linda McGill Sep 11-Oct 9 F 1-3p Oct 16-Nov 13 F 1-3p

$60 #37626 $60 #37642

Beading Workshop Purchase a bracelet kit or bring in your choice of projects. Skilled beader available to assist with instruction. Other possible projects include necklaces, bracelets, bola ties, brooches and rings. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Chris Chapman Nov 2-Dec 14 M 3-5p No class Nov 23, 30

$25 #37488

Bookmaking Workshop Ages 16+

$56 #36989 $56 #36990

Chalk Pastel Workshop Ages 15+ Learn to blend and layer chalk pastels to create beautiful drawings that will feel like paintings. We will focus on the basics and techniques such as shading, depth, form and composition. Materials and supplies are provided. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Sarina Dec 19 Sa 10a-1p

$80 $80 $80 $80

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Creative Sketch Time in Nature

Dive into the world of artist book structures with this intro class. Students will make a beginning book structure – either a bound chapbook or accordion book – while learning some tips, tools and terminology to get you started on your bookmaking journey. Each student will leave with their own handmade book ready to be �illed. All materials included. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Yaro Neils Build Your Own Chapbook Sep 19 Sa 9a-12p Build Your Own Accordion Book Nov 7 Sa 9a-12p

Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Denise Zanetta Sep 18-Oct 23 F 10a-12p Nov 6-Dec 18 F 10a-12p Sep 18-Oct 23 F 12:30-2:30p Nov 6-Dec 18 F 12:30-2:30p No class Nov 27

$40 #36898

Spend creative time in nature where we will develop intuitive self-expression through art using line, form, color and play. Bring a pencil and a 9-by-12-inch or larger sketchbook. All other materials supplied. All artistic levels welcome. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Lynzie Kronheim Sep 16-Nov 18 W 9:30-11:30a No class Nov 11

$103 #37526

Drawing, Beginning Learn basic techniques and build your skill and con�idence in drawing to make your work look like the real thing. A pencil, eraser, ruler, paper and a desire to learn are all that are needed. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Denise Zanetta Sep 16-Dec 16 W 10a-12p No class Oct 28, Nov 11, 25

$156 #36946

Impressionist Painting Explore the world of impressionist art. You’ll learn from the works of Monet, Degas, Renoir, Cézanne and others. You’ll complete a new painting every two weeks. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Jennifer Bernatz Sep 18-Oct 23 Tu 9:30-11:30a

$101 #36933

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Adult Activities Mixed Media: Oils, Acrylics & Pastels Enjoy creating beautiful paintings in a friendly, supportive environment. While working on individual paintings, students will receive personal instruction regarding basic drawing skills, painting techniques, color theory, atmospheric perspective, compositional unity and color harmony. Materials discussed in �irst class. This is not a watercolor class. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Jennifer Bernatz Sep 14-Oct 19 M 9:30-11:30a $101 Nov 2-Dec 14 M 9:30-11:30a $117 Sep 14-Oct 19 M 11:45a-1:45p $101 Nov 2-Dec 14 M 11:45a-1:45p $117 Sep 15-Oct 20 Tu 11:45a-1:45p $101 Nov 3-Dec 15 Tu 11:45a-1:45p $117 No class Dec 31

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Mushroom Stained Glass Learn the Tiffany method of foiling, gain guided experience with soldering technique, learn how to frame with lead came, how to attach O-rings and how to clean and polish stained glass. Each student will work with a pre-cut and ground glass kit. At the beginning of class we will cover safety. Class may run over depending on individual pace. All materials included. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Hypmatizarism Glass LLC Nov 20 F 12-4p

$119 #37389

Pressed Flower Suncatcher Make your own arrangement of pressed �lowers and learn how to frame them between two pieces of pre-cut and ground glass. You will choose between the circle, arch and triangle shape in class. Gain guided experience with foiling, soldering and hanging your suncatcher with an O-ring. Class may run over depending on individual pace. All materials included. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Hypmatizarism Glass LLC Oct 23 F 1-3p

$84 #37125

Printmaking Create unique prints using Gelli plates, Japanese �ish models, stencils, linoleum blocks, stamps and dry point etching on copper. Each series is different. Drawing and printmaking experience are not necessary. Initial supplies are provided. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Carlyn McCormack Sep 9-Nov 18 W 1-3:30p No class Nov 11

$160 #37529

Sumi-e Art Studio Gathering of artists who enjoy sumi-e and who explore ink and Japanese watercolor and wash. Enjoy studio space and great company every Thursday. No instructor, bring your own supplies. Registration required.

Campbell Community Center Sep 10-Dec 31 Th 1-4p No class Nov 26

$7 #37544

Watercolor, Beginning Ages 16+ Explore watercolor technique and develop drawing skills. Designed for artists comfortable with watercolor as a medium and who are interested in further developing their artistic voice and personal style. Depending on the instructor, students may be assigned class projects, encouraged to develop their own projects or a combination of the two. Estimated cost of materials is $30. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Emily Rosinbaum Sep 26-Nov 14 Sa 1:30-3:30p

$80 #36885

Watercolor Foundations Ages 16+ & 18+ Explore fundamental watercolor skills, including color theory, brush handling and various other techniques. Develop skills to control paint �low and discover your unique artistic voice. Designed for artists with no previous watercolor experience or beginner artists who want to further develop their foundational skills. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Emily Rosinbaum Ages 16+ Sep 26-Nov 14 Sa 11a-1p Estimated cost of materials is $30

$80 #36884

Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Denise Zanetta Ages 18+ Sep 16-Dec 16 W 12:30-2:30p $156 #36936 No class Oct 28, Nov 11, 25 Sheldon Community Center Instructor: Hannah Becker Ages 16+ Oct 7-Nov 25 W 6-8p No class Nov 11

$100 #37516

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Adult Activities Watercolor Explorations

Clay Handbuilding

This class blends watercolor fundamentals with playful, creative projects. Learn essential techniques like color mixing, washes and layering while creating whimsical artwork enhanced with pen and ink. Perfect for beginners and anyone looking to explore watercolor in a fun, relaxed and encouraging environment.

Invent, discover and create with clay. Beginning and intermediate students will be introduced to techniques such as slab building, coiling, pinching and extruding. Add surface decoration and glazing to create fun and usable pieces you can enjoy for years. Fee includes clay, glazes and �irings. Students are encouraged to bring their own tools. The Amazon Clay Studio is a teaching studio, so it does not allow production work or the �iring of large-scale work. If you are unsure if this applies to your work, discuss with your instructor.

Petersen Barn Instructor: Deanna Strachan-Wilson Oct 7-Dec 9 W 5:30-7p No class Oct 22, 28, Nov 11, 25

$77 #37663

Watercolor Workshops, Beginning Ages 15+ How does an artist capture the beauty of a sunset, the misty layers of forest and mountains and the beauty of the Paci�ic Northwest without all the colors making one giant puddle? Learn the basics of watercolors with foundational techniques that allow everyone to be successful. Materials will be provided but students are welcome to bring their own supplies. Bring a hair dryer if you have one to speed the process along. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Sarina

Flowers & Plants This class will focus on layering washes to create shading and crisp detail, contrasting that with knowing when to create soft wet on wet techniques. Sep 12

10a-1p

$40 #36877

Pumpkin & Autumn Still Life Learn shading, form and depth while exploring autumn themes. Oct 10

10a-1p

$40 #36878

Holiday & Winter Themes Paint winter inspiration, learn special effects and techniques for capturing the spirit of the season. Nov 14

10a-1p

$40 #36879

Watercolor Open Studio Ages 16+ The class is open for watercolor students to bring in work for questions or quiet time to work on projects. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Emily Rosinbaum Sep 30-Nov 4 W 11a-1p

$60 #36987

Amazon Community Center Instructor: Amy Graves Sep 22-Nov 24 Tu 6-8:30p Lottery #36866, see box.

$200 #36843

Clay Wheel Throwing & Handbuilding Ages 16+ Classes are available for both beginning and intermediate students. Concepts of building with clay by hand and on the wheel as well as basic glazing techniques. Depending on the skill level and desire of the class an introduction to advanced techniques will be added. Fee includes clay, glazes and �irings. Students are encouraged to bring their own tools. The Amazon Clay Studio is a teaching studio, so it does not allow production work or the �iring of large-scale work. If you are unsure if this applies to your work, discuss with your instructor. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Amy Graves Beginning Sep 28-Nov 30 M 3-5:30p Lottery #36869, see box. Instructor: Michael Fromme Beginning Sep 28-Nov 30 M 6-8:30p Lottery #36870, see box. Intermediate Sep 17-Nov 19 Th 6-8:30p Lottery #36871, see box.

$200 #36844

$200 #36845

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Adult Activities Clay Arts Open Studio

Basic Woodworking

Concentrate on your work with access to the ceramics studio, including wheel throwing, handbuilding, glaze and design. The fee includes glazes and �iring, but clay is purchased separately. Please bring your own tools. You may sign up for either Sunday or Wednesday session, but not both. Must have experience and studio manager approval to register. For information or to request approval call 541-682-5373. The Amazon Clay Studio is a teaching studio, so it does not allow production work or the �iring of large-scale work. If you are unsure if this applies to your work, discuss with your instructor.

Learn safe and fun woodworking skills. Designed for beginners or anyone who wants to learn their way around the Campbell Woodshop. Make a beautiful laminated cutting board or choose a different project. Materials discussed in �irst class.

Amazon Community Center Sep 2-Oct 28 W 6-9p Lottery #36873, see box. Nov 4-Dec 30 W 6-9p Lottery #36875, see box. Sep 6-Oct 25 Su 1-4p Lottery #36872, see box. Nov 1-Dec 27 Su 1-4p Lottery #36874, see box. Dec 1-Dec 29 Tu 6-9p Lottery #36876, see box.

$135 #36851

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In this hands-on workshop, participants will design and create their own unique clay buttons. Perfect for accessorizing clothing, bags or art projects.

$40 #36847

Campbell Woodshop Overview This single evening class is a tour of the Campbell Woodshop and teaches safe techniques to utilize the bigger tools. Learn how to properly use the table saw, band saw, drill press and planer. The Campbell Woodshop is a community space available for woodworking projects. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Ron Peterson Oct 5 M 5:30-8:30p Dec 7 M 5:30-8:30p

$150 #37006

Women’s Woodworking Instructor: Ron Peterson Open specifically to those who identify as female Oct 19-Nov 16 M 6-8:30p $150 #37549 Lottery #37556, see box.

$135 #36854

Button Making Workshop Ages 16+

Amazon Community Center Instructor: Amy Graves Dec 7-14 M 6-8:30p Lottery #36868, see box.

Campbell Community Center Instructor: Len Gould Sep 16-Oct 14 W 6-8:30p Lottery #37007, see box.

$12 #37566 $12 #37569

Campbell Woodshop Open to adults who want to use a workspace and tools for wood projects. Sign in and pay at the front desk before entering the shop. Orientation required for new users. Campbell Community Center Ongoing M-F 9a-3p Th 5-8p $4/day Drop-in No woodshop Sep 7, Nov 11, 26, 27, Dec 25

Pen Turning Learn the basics of wood turning on a lathe by creating your own writing pen. Make the perfect gift. Tools and materials provided. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Larae Palmer Oct 12 M 5:30-8:30p Nov 23 M 5:30-8:30p Dec 14 M 5:30-8:30p Dec 21 M 5:30-8:30p

$55 $55 $55 $55

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Drop Spindle Wool Spinning In class one, learn to make and use a drop spindle to spin wool �ibers into yarn. The next three classes are used for spinning your own yarn. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Mary Hurley Oct 1, Oct 15, Nov 5, Nov 19 Th 10a-12p

$40 #37545

Intro to Wool Felting Ages 16+ Felting is the most ancient form of textile art and predates weaving and spinning techniques. To produce a piece of felt, you must cause the �ibers to interlock with each other creating a matted fabric. This can be accomplished by applying water and agitation or by physically tangling the wool using special felting needles. Join us in learning this ancient art form. You will leave with a new skill and a handmade piece of art. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Anna Warnecke (she/her) Sep 18-Oct 9 F 5-7:30p

$80 #36944

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Adult Activities Asian Mah-Jongg Class Learn the rules, techniques and strategy to play Asian mahjongg, a fun and social game that combines skill and chance. Campbell Community Center Intermediate Sep 18-Oct 9 F 9:30-11:30a Advanced Oct 23-Nov 13 F 9:30-11:30a

$40 #37089 $40 #37093

Chess Chess can help you build your concentration abilities, selfcon�idence and mental planning. Beginners and experienced players are welcome to participate in friendly competition. Campbell Community Center Ongoing F 9a-12p $0.50/day Drop-in No chess Nov 27, Dec 25

Events

Open Play Tabletop Game Day Join local board game enthusiasts for a beginner-friendly game day. The open play format encourages participants to bring their own favorite games or play what others have brought. Youth and teens are welcome to join with an adult.

Free Drop-in

Native American Craft Fair All ages A gathering of northwest artists and crafters who are dedicated to preserving native arts and cultures hosts the Native American Craft Fair. Native artisans will share their work in a wide variety of genres, including beading, basket making, printmaking, painting and graphic arts. Artists will be creating some work at the event. Amazon Community Center Dec 12-13 SaSu 10a-4p

Free Drop-in

Games Asian Mah-Jongg Gather weekly to play Asian mah-jongg. Campbell Community Center Ongoing Th 12-4p $0.50/day Drop-in No mah-jongg Nov 26, Dec 24, 31

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Amazon Community Center Sep 12 Sa 4-9p Nov 7 Sa 4-9p

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Scrabble Exercise your mind while having fun by playing Scrabble. Campbell Community Center Ongoing Tu 1-4p

$0.50/day Drop-in

Scrabble, Cribbage, Skip-Bo & More Are you somewhere between bingo and bridge? Try Scrabble, cribbage and Skip-Bo. We’ll alternate these games in a regular pattern in this friendly group. Campbell Community Center Ongoing W 1-4p No games Nov 11

$0.50/day Drop-in

Table Tennis Table tennis is the perfect game for almost everyone because it provides exercise, recreation and a social outlet. Play in a friendly atmosphere open to all skill levels. Limited paddles and balls available for use. Campbell Community Center Ongoing M 9-11:45a $0.50/day Drop-in No tennis Sep 7 Hilyard Community Center Ongoing WF 9-11:45a $0.50/day Drop-in

Adult Activities

Music See page 71.

Presentations See pages 72-74.

Social Gatherings Sheldon Community Potluck All ages

Languages & Culture

Language classes are on pages 69-70.

History Forums & More

Sheldon Community Center Sep 29, Oct 27, Nov 24, Dec 29 Tu 5:30-7:30p

Join these unique history topics through engaging discussion. The best way to honor our past is to tell the truth about it.

Sheldon Community Circle

Instructor: Daniel W. Ray

Spooky History of the Fall Season Learn about Edgar Allen Poe and the Victorian Age and delve into the 1850s through two classroom sessions. Then we’ll take a tour of the historical Monteith House and take a ride on the Trolly of Terror in Albany. Campbell Community Center Classroom Oct 12-19 M 5:30-7:30p Trip Oct 23 F 4:30-9:30p

$90 #37572

Thanksgiving & Holiday Traditions Learn about the history of Thanksgiving, Christmas and winter traditions that have developed over the centuries. Explore “A Christmas Carol” by Charles Dickens and “A Christmas Memory” by Truman Capote as we look at Christmas during The Great Depression. Amazon Community Center Nov 9-Nov 16 M 1-3p

$30 #37574

Campbell Community Center Nov 9-Nov 16 M 5:30-7:30p

$30 #37573

Free Drop-in

This is an opportunity to sit and chat with neighbors in the Sheldon/Cal Young area. Enjoy a cup of coffee and a light snack while discussing current events, neighborhood happenings and thinking about how we can contribute to our community in positive ways. Sheldon Community Center Sep 9-Dec 30 W 12-1p No event Nov 11

Free Drop-in

Veterans Breakfast Thank you to all the Veterans who served in the U.S. Armed Forces. Free breakfast for past and present military veterans. $4 for family and friends. Doors open at 8:30 a.m., breakfast served at 9 a.m. To register call 541-682-5318. Campbell Community Center Nov 12 Th 9-10:30a

$4 #37628

Veterans Coffee Talk This weekly informal get-together for Veterans is for coffee, camaraderie and conversations. This is an opportunity for Veterans and their families to participate or learn more about that special bond of men and women who have served their country or to just listen as others share their stories, their friendship and helpful resources they’ve found. Sheldon Community Center Sep 14-Dec 28 M 10-11a

Free Drop-in

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Adult Activities

Special Interest Basic Birding in Willamette Valley Class one is indoors and covers basic birding techniques and common birds found during the summer in the Willamette Valley. Class two is a hike around Golden Gardens birding area, approximately 1.25 miles of level walking on gravel, to practice techniques. Instructor: Tim Griffith Classroom Sep 11 F 10-11:30a at Campbell Center Trip Sep 18 F 8:30-11:30a $30 #37056

Cascade Mycological Society Mingle with and learn from expert mycologists and the local mushroom enthusiasts of CMS. Bring mushrooms in for identi�ication during the show-and-tell session. Each meeting features a guest expert speaker on a fungi related subject of interest to all skill levels from beginner to experienced. For monthly speakers visit cascademyco.org. Hilyard Community Center Sep 18-May 21 3rd F 7-9p

Free Drop-in

Creative Writing Group Bring your creative writings, all types. From beginners to experienced, all levels are encouraged. Is poetry your thing? Do short stories entice you? Tell us the truth or tell us �iction, in whatever fashion you wish. Family histories and memoirs included. This weekly informal gathering invites you to come share with us. Supportive feedback offered. Campbell Community Center Ongoing Th 10:30a-12:30p Term fee $8 or drop-in fee $0.50/day No group Nov 26

Drop-in

Intro to Wild Mushroom Identification Learn how to safely identify and consume wild mushrooms. Discover their habitat, which mushrooms to avoid and which edibles are easiest to identify and �ind. Includes an edible and nonedible mushroom display and a handout of highlights. Hilyard Community Center Instructor: Cascade Mycological Society Sep 25 F 7-9p $13 #36887

Lucid Dreaming Lucid dreaming is the remarkable phenomenon of becoming consciously aware that you are dreaming while still within a dream. This offers opportunities for exploration and selfdiscovery. While some people experience lucid dreams spontaneously, most people can learn this skill through technique. Learn fundamental methods to recognize when you’re dreaming, gain control of your dream environment and tap into the incredible capabilities of your dreaming mind. Beyond mere adventure this can be a powerful tool for psychological insight, creative problem-solving and growth. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Andrea Loreto, Pienavita Institute Sep 21-Oct 12 M 5-6p $96 #37020

Try Lucid Dreaming for Free Registration is required. Sep 14

5-6p

Free #37019

Native Plant Society Meeting The Native Plant Society of Oregon is dedicated to the appreciation, study and conservation of our native plants. The local chapter hosts presentations on native plants each month. It also hosts free �ield trips to view wild�lowers and learn their names. For additional meeting and �ield trip information visit npsoregon.org. Amazon Community Center Sep 21-Mar 15 Various days & times Free #36920

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Adult Activities Poetry, Beginning Join a fun and friendly workshop to explore the art of shortform poetry. Whetheryou’rea seasoned writer or have neverwrittenapoem before,you’llfeel at home.We’lluse creative prompts to inspire the creation of short, free-form poems. We will cover techniques like imagery,metaphorand word choice. No experience is necessary.Thisclass follows the Pat Schneider model, “Writing Alone and With Others.” Campbell Community Center Instructor: Megan Wheeler Oct 13-Dec 8 Tu 10a-12p No class Nov 24

$56 #37325

Writing Your Life Story This course starts you on the road to writing your life story. Everyone has a story to tell and writing your memories can be an enlightening and validating experience. You will be writing your stories and bringing them to class to read. You will get supportive and encouraging feedback to improve your writing. You will receive writing tips and information to make your stories come alive, to be enjoyed by family and friends.

Campbell Community Center Instructor: Marita Nelson Sep 8-Nov 24 Tu 1-3p

$84 #37324

Support Groups See page 77 for: ALS Support Group Amputee Support Group Brain Injury Support Group Dementia & Alzheimer’s Support Groups Parkinson’s Resources of Oregon

Technology See page 77.

Wellness See pages 88-89.

Trips

Descriptions are on pages 78-81.

Dates

Day Time

Title

Charge Page

Meet At

Sep 10

9a-5p

Jon’s Fall Adventure Mystery Trip

$41

Campbell

Sep 17

8:45a-5p

Frugal Fun in Newport

$29

Campbell

Sep 24

7:30a-5p

Whale Watching Tour

$105

Pete Barn

Sep 26

9a-5p

Colors of Fall Plant Festival

$45

Campbell

Oct 6

9:30a-1:30p

Green Island Tour

$16

Campbell

Oct 10

8:30a-6p

Sisters Harvest Faire

$54

Campbell

Oct 13

9:30a-2:30p

Willamette Confluence Tour

$16

Campbell

Oct 16

9a-5p

Jon’s Fall Adventure Mystery Trip

$41

Campbell

Oct 17

10a-6p

Philomath Open Studios Art Tour

$56

Pete Barn

Oct 23

9a-3p

Fall Leaf Peepers to Shotgun Creek

$39

Campbell

Nov 5

9a-4p

Land of the Umpqua Tour

$43

Campbell

Nov 17

9a-3p

Belknap Hot Springs

$38

Pete Barn

Nov 19

11:30a-5:30p

Thyme Garden Fall Salmon Celebration $30

Campbell

Dec 3

12:30-9p

Holiday Lights at Shore Acres

$49

Campbell

Dec 4

9a-3:30p

Douglas County Craft Fair

$38

Pete Barn

Dec 11

9a-5p

Storm Watching in Yachats

$41

Campbell

Tropical Costa Rica w/Collette

Varies

Campbell

May 29-Jun 6, 2027 Overnight Spotlight on Tuscany w/ Collette

Varies

Campbell

Sep 15-Oct 4, 2027 Overnight

Varies

Campbell

Apr 4-13, 2027 Overnight

Australia to New Zealand w/Collette

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Adult Activities

Urban Homesteading Learn how to expand your food choices, improve the quality of your diet and enjoy the local bounty all year long. Each week offers a new topic from do-it-yourself food production such as fermenting and preserving to soap making and lip balms. Not eligible for scholarship. Instructor for all classes: Kevin Prier

Canning Basics: Dill Pickles Dill pickles are about the easiest thing to can. Work up a batch and learn about the equipment and techniques of canning. Take home a jar of pickles. Please bring a clean wide-mouth pint jar or $1 to purchase from the instructor. Campbell Community Center Sep 14 M 6:30-8:30p

$24 #37132

Canning Basics: Salsa Put the last of the tomatoes, onions, peppers and herbs of the year together for a great homemade salsa. We will make some fresh salsa and a batch of canned salsa for everyone to take home. Bring a clean wide-mouth pint jar with new lid or $1 to purchase from instructor. Campbell Community Center Sep 21 M 6:30-8:30p

$24 #37133

Sheldon Community Center Sep 22 Tu 6:30-8:30p

$24 #37629

Canning Basics: Pepper Jam Make a sweet-spicy condiment from local Thistledown nospray bell peppers and jalapeños. This is similar to Thai sweet pepper sauce, but you get to control the heat. Delicious on meatloaf, burgers, as part of a barbecue glaze or in a vegetable sauté. Please bring a clean pint jar with a new lid or $1 to purchase from instructor. Campbell Community Center Sep 28 M 6:30-8:30p

$24 #37134

Fermenting: Kimchi & Kombucha Learn to make kimchi from scratch and take home a pint to ferment and enjoy. You will also learn how to make sauerkraut, kombucha, vinegar and gurken pickles. There will be kombucha SCOBY to take home for anyone who wants it. Bring a clean wide-mouth pint jar with lid or $1 to purchase from instructor. Campbell Community Center Oct 5 M 6:30-8:30p

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$24 #37135

Cheese Making We will make a fresh, hard cheese and ricotta while learning about different hard and soft cheese cultures and processes. We will go through the entire process from cultured milk to formed cheese ready for the press. We will also go over how to make yogurt and ke�ir. Campbell Community Center Oct 19 M 6:30-8:30p

$24 #37136

Sheldon Community Center Oct 20 Tu 6:30-8:30p

$24 #37630

Bread Making & Sourdough Learn how to catch, care for and use a wild sourdough culture. We will also go over regular bread baking techniques for those who want to start simple. We will make a batch of sourdough bread while we learn about proo�ing, the complex biology of a vital sourdough culture and tips and tricks to get that great artisanal style bread in your own kitchen. Take home your own small round loaf and a sourdough culture. Campbell Community Center Oct 26 M 6:30-8:30p

$24 #37137

Homemade Spreads & Appetizers Hummus, tapenade, pesto/sun-dried tomato cream cheese and more. Get recipes and tips for customizing as you make a couple amazing and simple spreads and appetizers, including some gluten and dairy-free options. Take home some of what you make in class. Campbell Community Center Nov 2 M 6:30-8:30p

$24 #37138

Chutneys & Sauces Learn how to make a variety of small-batch chutneys, a peanut sauce and other savory condiments for Indian and other Asian foods. We’ll make three different ones in class and you can take home a share. Campbell Community Center Nov 16 M 6:30-8:30p

$24 #37139

Adult Activities Homemade Liqueurs Ages 21+ Learn how to make a variety of infused vodkas, fruit liqueurs and herbal liqueurs. Take home a small jar of your favorite. Bring a clean half-pint jar with a new lid or $1 to purchase from instructor. Sheldon Community Center Nov 17 Tu 6:30-8:30p

$24 #37631

Campbell Community Center Nov 23 M 6:30-8:30p

$24 #37140

Balms & Salves Learn to make a variety of skin creams, lip balms and herbal salves and tinctures for gifts or a treat for yourself. Take home some lip balm and herbal skin cream. Campbell Community Center Nov 30 M 6:30-8:30p

$24 #37141

Soap Making Learn the basics of making bar soap from scratch. We will discuss the chemistry of saponi�ication, properties of different base oils and local sources for fragrance oils and other additives while we make a batch of soap. You will also learn how to make liquid soap and two forms of laundry soap. Take home a share of the soap we produce.

Ginger Treats Cook up a batch of candied ginger, ginger syrup, ginger sugar and pickled ginger for sushi. These all make great gifts and you can take home a share of what we make. Campbell Community Center Dec 14 M 6:30-8:30p

$24 #37143

Flavored Salts & Sugars

Campbell Community Center Dec 7 M 6:30-8:30p

$24 #37142

Learn three different techniques to make �lavored sugars and herbed, garlic and red wine salts for a �inishing touch on your favorite foods. Take home a portion of what we make in class.

Sheldon Community Center Dec 8 M 6:30-8:30p

$24 #37632

Campbell Community Center Dec 21 M 6:30-8:30p

$24 #37144

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Adult Health & Fitness Bicycling

Adapted Bike & Beach/All-Terrain Wheelchair Rental Available after initial �itting or assessment.

Adapted Bike & Equipment Services All ages

Ongoing M-F 9a-5p By appt only $6/hour (up to 8 hours) $45/day $60/weekend To reserve equipment call 541-682-5311

Adapted Bike Assessment & Fitting Staff assess needs and recommend equipment. Designed for people with limited mobility, disabilities, medical conditions or those who wish to preview equipment before rental or purchase. Ongoing M-F 9a-5p $10 By appt only To schedule an appointment call 541-682-5311

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Bike Riding for Fun & Fitness Bike riders depart rain or shine from Campbell Community Center for in-town rides. Helmets are required, but weekly attendance isn’t. Electric bikes are welcome to join. Rides vary in length and time depending on ability. Meet at Campbell Community Center Ongoing W 10a-12p No ride Nov 11

Free Drop-in

Adult Health & Fitness

Dance Azucar Latin Dance Instruction Azucar was founded in 2010. We love to dance, perform and teach. No partner needed. Not eligible for scholarship. Sheldon Community Center

Advanced Cuban Salsa Rueda Dancers who already know the foundation rueda moves as well as some combinations are welcome to join the advanced class where we will explore advanced �igures and elevate our technique, partnering skills and musicality. No partner needed. Instructor: Vito Garcia Sep 9-Oct 28 W

8-9p

$80 #37212

All Levels Cuban Son Discover the beauty and elegance of Cuban son, a rich dance that blends African and Spanish music traditions and in�luenced modern-day salsa. This all-levels class focuses on contratiempo timing, musicality and partner connection while exploring classic son patterns and styling. Knowledge of basic salsa steps is helpful. No partner needed. Instructor: Juan Garcia Nov 4-Dec 16 W No class Nov 11

7-8p

$60 #37213

Beginner Cuban Salsa Rueda Learn this vibrant group dance where dancers switch partners in a circle to the call of a leader. In the �irst half of the class participants will learn the foundation moves of guapea, dile que no/dame, vacila, exhibela and enchu�la. In the second half of the class we will put these moves together to form more advanced combinations that will allow you to join rueda dances at social events. No partner or prior experience is needed – just bring your enthusiasm and be ready to have fun. Instructor: Vito Garcia Sep 9-Oct 28 W

7-8p

$80 #37211

Intermediate Cuban Salsa Partnering (Casino) For dancers who know the basics of Cuban salsa (guapea, vacilala, enchu�la, dile que no). This series builds con�idence and connection through leading and following skills, re�ining frame, timing and communication while exploring playful variations. No partner required. Instructor: Juan Garcia Nov 4-Dec 16 W No class Nov 11

8-9p

Ballet Barre & Center Ages 16+ Dip your toes into dance in this welcoming and fun class. Learn the fundamentals of ballet through barre, center and across-the-�loor exercises to gain �lexibility and strength. Each class is unique to the participants. All levels welcome. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Jay Hall-Schnurrpusch (she/they) Sep 14-Dec 14 M 5:15-6:30p $90 #37173 No class Oct 26, Nov 23

Belly Dance, Beginning Ages 14+ Improve your �itness and core strength while working out to world music and learning the basics of belly dancing. This class emphasizes posture and stretching to avoid injury and muscle isolation for improving strength. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Sarina Level 1 Sep 2-Oct 21 W 6-7p Oct 28-Dec 16 W 6-7p No class Nov 11 Level 2 Sep 2-Oct 21 W 7:15-8:15p Oct 28-Dec 16 W 7:15-8:15p No class Nov 11 Campbell Community Center Instructor: Sarina Sep 14-Oct 19 M 5-6p

$42 #37194 $42 #37196

$42 #37195 $42 #37197

$42 #37639

$60 #37214

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Adult Health & Fitness Bhangra Dance

Irish Céili Dance Ages 14+

Dance through a dynamic and challenging workout with Bhangra, an energetic North Indian folk dance with a touch of Bollywood style. Build strength and stamina. Instructor has been teaching and performing for over 30 years.

Céili (pronounced “kay-lee”) is a traditional social dance from Ireland. It’s related to contra and square dance, but a little faster and danced to Irish music. Very beginnerfriendly, no partner required.

Amazon Community Center Instructor: Sat Pavan Sep 10-Oct 8 Th 6-7p

Amazon Community Center Instructor: Griffin Fickes Sep 15-Nov 17 Tu 7-9p No class Oct 20

$30 #37649

Try Bhangra Dance for Free Registration is required. Sep 3

6-7p

Line Dance Free #37648

Dancing Through the Decades Ages 30+ Let’s dance our way through the decades of the past and into the present with popular melodies and dance crazes that have de�ined each era, spanning an array of styles. Woven into our routines are low-impact cardio, healthy stretching and rhythmic coordination that will exercise our brains and bodies, increasing physical stamina and cognitive function. Dance is the body’s poetry set to music, and we’ll have so much fun moving and grooving that we may even forget we’re exercising. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Hollie Roman Oct 2-Dec 18 F 2-3p No class Nov 27

$77 #37383

Expressive Dance Develop movement skills that make everyday movement easier, while you develop artistic expression through creative movement and dance. Drawing from ballet and modern dance, we will explore our own movements and make our own dances accompanied by music from around the world. Explore your movement creativity in this safe, supportive class that leads to better movement in every moment of your life. Hilyard Community Center Instructor: Kate Cleary Sep 8-22 Tu 10-11:15a Oct 20-Nov 17 Tu 10-11:15a Dec 1-22 Tu 10-11:15a

$72 #37183

$42 #37236 $42 #37237 $42 #37238

Folk Dance with a Flair Ages 30+

Line dancing is good exercise for your brain, can help with balance and is low impact on your joints. Meet new people and have fun while exercising to a variety of music. Wear loose, cool clothing and shoes that will slide on the �loor. No partner necessary. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Savannah Sturgill Beginner Oct 5-Dec 7 M 4:30-5:30p Improver Oct 5-Dec 7 M 3-4p

$70 #37024 $70 #37022

Partner Dance Enjoy choreographed partner dances set to popular music, featuring ballroom styles such as two-step, waltz, swing, cha-cha, and polka. Learn dance patterns that can be adapted across songs and styles for added variety and fun. Some partner dance experience is recommended. The instructor, Sam Bucher, brings 50 years of experience and a passion for connection through dance.

Beginning Ballroom Introductory class for ballroom dancing. Partner required. Sheldon Community Center Instructor: Sam Bucher Sep 8-Oct 27 Tu 6-7:30p Nov 3-Dec 29 Tu 6-7:30p

$40 #37271 $40 #37272

Intermediate Ballroom Elevate your skills in this intermediate class for ballroom dancing. Partner required. Sheldon Community Center Instructor: Sam Bucher Sep 8-Oct 27 Tu 7:30-9p Nov 3-Dec 29 Tu 7:30-9p

$40 #37273 $40 #37274

This is an open invitation to try international folk dancing. Learn and enjoy dances from all around the world. Stay young and keep �it. No experience required. New dancers are always welcome. No partner needed. Campbell Community Center Ongoing M 1-2:30p Term fee $7 or drop-in fee $0.50/day No class Sep 7, Dec 21

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Adult Health & Fitness Tap Dance

Couch to 5K or Half Marathon

Learn the basics of modern tap with drills and short dances in this fun and easy class. All are welcome regardless of ability. Open to movers of all ages where the focus is on fun exercise to music.

Intended for the beginning runner or someone who wants to do their �irst 5K or half marathon or needs a weekly group as a motivator. This class is designed to prepare you to participate in the Eugene Marathon events and Run to Stay Warm events, but can be used for other events. Train in a supportive and motivating environment, learn proper techniques for running and nutrition, and have a lot of fun.

Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Jay Hall-Schnurrpusch (she/they) Sep 14-Dec 14 M 9:30-10:45a $90 #37161 No class Oct 26, Nov 23

Thrill the World Dance Class All ages Learn the legendary “Thriller” dance from the iconic 1983 music video. On Oct. 31, you’ll have the option to perform in zombie costume with Thrill the World Eugene at Amazon Community Center, see page 29. Dancers of all ages and abilities are welcome. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Margo Jennings Sep 14-Oct 26 M 6-7p

$25 #36899

Land Fitness Better Bones & Balance Designed to improve bone health, muscular strength and balance, this class includes strength training, aerobic exercise and �lexibility and balance movements. Fitness levels from beginner to intermediate are welcome. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Yvette Jernberg Oct 1-Dec 17 Th 9:45-10:45a Oct 1-Dec 17 Th 3-4p Modified Oct 1-Dec 17 Th 11a-12p No class Oct 29, Nov 26

$70 #37147 $70 #37149 $70 #37148

Core & Stretch Develop core strength and �lexibility through a program of traditional sport and Pilates-based exercises. Sheldon Pool & Fitness Center Instructor: Michie Kawada Oct 9-Dec 18 F 11:30a-12:30p Pool admission fees apply, see page 58 Register to reserve a spot

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Location TBD Instructor: Megan Patrignelli Sep 14-Nov 16 M 6-7:30p No class Nov 21

Fight Back with Neuromuscular Exercise This class is ideal for people with neuromuscular challenges (Parkinson’s, mild stroke, multiple sclerosis, etc.) that may cause loss of balance and coordination. We engage the brain and body to encourage more �luid, balanced movement and improve strength, agility and gait. Those who need individual assistance should bring a personal support worker or care provider. Hilyard Community Center Instructor: Megan Patrignelli Oct 1-Oct 29 TuTh 2-3p Nov 3-Nov 24 TuTh 2-3p

$67 #37242 $52 #37243

Healthy Bones Fitness Research shows exercise can strengthen bones, improve balance and increase your strength and energy. Every exercise is adjusted to your ability. Includes low impact standing and chair exercises. An excellent class for those with osteoporosis or osteopenia. Campbell Community Center Instructor: TBD Aug 31-Dec 14 M 1:30-2:30p Sep 2-Dec 16 W 3-4p No class Sep 7, Nov 11 Instructor: Max Sakari Sep 1-Dec 15 Tu 8:45-9:45a Sep 3-Dec 17 Th 8:45-9:45a No class Nov 24, 26

$105 #37575 $105 #37576

$105 #37038 $105 #37039

Healthy Bones Plus Fitness Enjoy all the bene�its of the Healthy Bones class and add a bit more challenge to match your new strength in this new class. This is an intermediate between Healthy Bones Fitness and Strength and Balance classes. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Max Sakari Sep 1-Dec 15 Tu 11:45a-12:45p Sep 3-Dec 17 Th 11:45a-12:45p No class Nov 24, 26

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$85 #37463

$105 #37040 $105 #37041

Adult Health & Fitness Octopus Rhythmwork This yoga ball drumming program offers a low-impact workout packaged as musical fun. Each class offers a wide variety of music and takes participants through a series of rhythmic patterns and movements. No musical experience is required, just bring a sense of play and a willingness to connect with others through music. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Octopus Rhythmworks, Claudia Paige, certified health RHYTHMS facilitator & Senior Care Music Specialist Sep 21-Oct 19 M 2:30-3:30p $50 #37174 Nov 2-Dec 7 M 2:30-3:30p $50 #37175 No class Nov 23

Personal Training Strength & Balance Defeat the loss of bone density while you improve balance and increase your strength and energy. This class is a more advanced version of Healthy Bones Fitness and includes standing and �loor exercises. Campbell Community Center Instructor: TBD Aug 31-Dec 14 M 3-4p $105 Sep 2-Dec 16 W 1:30-2:30p $105 No class Sep 7, Nov 11 Instructor: Max Sakari Sep 1-Dec 15 Tu 10:15-11:15a $105 Sep 3-Dec 17 Th 10:15-11:15a $105 No class Nov 24, 26

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HIIT Training HIIT, or high-intensity interval training, uses short bursts of intense exercise with short breaks to provide an excellent strength and overall �itness workout. All equipment provided. Echo Hollow Pool & Fitness Center Dec 1-17 TuTh 5:30-6:15p Pool admission fees apply, see page 58 Register to reserve a spot

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Mobility & Stability This class is focused on improving joint mobility, core stability and overall movement quality. Through a combination of dynamic stretches, balance work and controlled strength exercises, you’ll enhance �lexibility, prevent injury and move more ef�iciently in your workouts and daily life. Ideal for all �itness levels – especially those looking to improve posture, reduce stiffness or support their strength training routine. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Jeff Campbell Sep 14-Dec 14 M 11a-12p

$98 #37461

Invest an hour with a certi�ied personal trainer and realize the difference a stronger, healthier body can make. Whether you want to lose fat, gain strength or increase your cardiorespiratory endurance, our experienced trainer will design a personalized, basic exercise regime for you and show you how to effectively use the Fitness Center equipment. Register to reserve a spot for one hour of certi�ied personal training. You will be contacted by the instructor to schedule a time and date that works for your schedule. Sheldon Pool or Echo Hollow Pool Instructor: Chuck Griffith Sep training Oct training Nov training Dec training

$65 $65 $65 $65

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Pilates Beginning and intermediate level mat classes introduce the fundamentals and some of the basic �loor exercises of Pilates. Learn proper body alignment and breathing in addition to improving core strength, �lexibility and coordination. Sheldon Community Center Instructor: Christina Haas Sep 10-24 Th 6-7p Oct 15-29 Th 6-7p Nov 5-19 Th 6-7p Dec 3-17 Th 6-7p

$21 $21 $21 $21

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Stretch & Strengthen Gain �lexibility and ease of movement in the hips, knees and spine and strengthen your core. Best for folks who can move from the �loor to standing with little or no assistance. Wear clothes you can move in and be ready to feel better. Hilyard Community Center Instructor: Kate Cleary Sep 10-Sep 24 Th 10-11a Oct 8-Nov 5 Th 10-11a Nov 12-Dec 17 Th 10-11a No class Nov 26

$42 #37239 $42 #37240 $42 #37241

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Adult Health & Fitness Weight Training Ages 14+

Qigong

Learn how to weight train safely and effectively. Weight training increases strength and power, helps with weight loss and is important for long-term health. Get your �itness journey started the right way. Register to reserve a spot.

Qigong is a self-healing art that combines movement and meditation. Regular practice can reduce stress, establish balance and integrate the mind, body and spirit. This practice is best known for a focus on breathing and is used as a healing exercise. The Amazon classes are held outside, weather permitting.

Echo Hollow Pool & Fitness Center Instructor: Chuck Griffith Sep 21-Oct 14 MW 4:45-5:30p Oct 19-Nov 18 MW 4:45-5:30p Nov 23-Dec 16 MW 4:45-5:30p Sep 21-Oct 14 MW 5:45-6:30p Oct 19-Nov 18 MW 5:45-6:30p Nov 23-Dec 16 MW 5:45-6:30p Sep 22-Oct 15 TuTh 4:45-5:30p Oct 20-Nov 19 TuTh 4:45-5:30p Nov 24-Dec 17 TuTh 4:45-5:30p Sep 22-Oct 15 TuTh 5:45-6:30p Oct 20-Nov 19 TuTh 5:45-6:30p Nov 24-Dec 17 TuTh 5:45-6:30p No class Nov 11, 26 Instructor: TBD Dec 1-17 TuTh 6:30-7:15p Pool admission fees apply, see page 58 Register to reserve a spot

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Zumba

$84 #37163

Martial Arts Aikido Ages 12+ Aikido is a traditional Japanese martial art based on nonaggression and nonviolent self-defense. Classes feature ki (energy) exercises combined with self-defense techniques in a safe and supportive environment. All levels welcome. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Wayne Vincent Sep 15-Nov 12 TuTh 7-8p

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Campbell Community Center Instructor: Mariah Carter Sep 14-Nov 23 M 12:30-1:30p No class Sep 21

$70 #37016

Tai Chi #37182

Feel the rhythm and let loose. This dynamic workout combines Latin and world beats with simple dance choreography for a fun, energizing �itness experience. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Johanna Clemente-McNutt Sep 15-Dec 15 Tu 5:30-6:30p No class Oct 27, Nov 24

Amazon Community Center Instructor: Cialin Mills-Ostwald Beginning Oct 6-Nov 3 Tu 11:30a-12:15p $35 #37643 Nov 10-Dec 8 Tu 11:30a-12:15p $35 #37644 Intermediate Oct 6-Dec 8 Tu 12:30-1:15p $70 #37645

$153 #37198

This ancient Chinese art uses round, �lowing movements combined with calmness and inner balance. Learn a series of slow movements that promote better health, balance, �lexibility and reduced stress. The class includes proper form, body alignment, breathing, energy cultivation and energy awareness. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Kyle Ripka Beginning Sep 14-Oct 26 M 10:45-11:45a Nov 9-Dec 21 M 10:45-11:45a Sep 16-Oct 28 W 10:45-11:45a Nov 18-Dec 23 W 10:45-11:45a Intermediate Sep 14-Oct 26 M 9:30-10:30a Nov 9-Dec 21 M 9:30-10:30a Sep 16-Oct 28 W 9:30-10:30a Nov 18-Dec 23 W 9:30-10:30a Campbell Community Center Instructor: James Moffat Beginning Sep 21-Nov 30 M 9:30-10:30a Intermediate Sep 23-Dec 2 W 9:30-10:30a No class Nov 11

$42 $42 $42 $36

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$42 $42 $42 $36

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$77 #37011 $70 #37012

Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Kyle Ripka Beginning Sep 8-Dec 15 Tu 11:30a-12:30p $84 #37156 Sep 8-Dec 15 Tu 12:45-1:45p $84 #37158 No class Oct 27, Nov 24 Intermediate Sep 8-Dec 15 Tu 2-3p $84 #37159 No class Oct 27, Nov 24

Adult Health & Fitness Tai Chi & Qigong

Tai Chi Fundamentals

Taijiquan (tai chi) is the ancient Chinese martial art widely recognized as a powerful way to improve physical and mental health, better balance, relieve pain, lessen stress and calm the mind. This class teaches the 42 Combined Form and the medical qigong using the traditional Chinese/Japanese method.

The class will explore basic warm-up and qigong exercises, Tai Chi Principles and forms, body alignment, breathing, energy cultivation and awareness. El instructor es bilingüe en español y inglés.

Campbell Community Center Instructor: Dennis Soper Sep 15-Nov 19 TuTh 2-3p

$140 #37580

Try Tai Chi & Qigong for Free Registration is required. Sep 10

2-3p

$63 #37205 $84 #37206

Walking Stick for Self Defense

Free

#37579

Tai Chi for Balance This specially designed class focuses on the health bene�its for people with mobility and balance problems. Gentle exercise in the form of tai chi strengthens muscles and improves stamina, blood circulation, balance and relaxation. Sheldon Community Center Instructor: James Moffat Beginning Sep 21-Nov 2 M 12-1p Nov 9-Dec 21 M 12-1p Intermediate Sep 21-Nov 2 M 11a-12p Nov 9-Dec 21 M 11a-12p Sep 23-Nov 4 W 11a-12p Nov 18-Dec 23 W 11a-12p

Amazon Community Center Instructor: Jon Clark Sep 6-Oct 11 Su 8-9:30a Nov 1-Dec 20 Su 8-9:30a

$49 #37510 $49 #37511 $49 $49 $49 $42

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Learn practical, nonaggressive self-defense using an everyday walking stick in this hands-on class designed for beginners through experienced cane users. You’ll learn safe grips, balance support drills, effective striking and blocking techniques, simple escapes and distance management, plus how to use the stick to create space and protect yourself while minimizing injury to both you and an assailant. Emphasis is on realistic scenarios, legal and ethical considerations and building con�idence through partner drills and controlled solo practice so you leave with clear, usable skills for real-life situations. Hilyard Community Center Instructor: Jeff Campbell Sep 2-30 W 2:15-3:15p Oct 7-28 W 2:15-3:15p Nov 4-25 W 2:15-3:15p Dec 2-30 W 2:15-3:15p No class Nov 11

$37 $30 $22 $37

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Adult Health & Fitness Women’s Self Defense Ages 10+

Indoor Pickleball Open Sessions

This course is designed around no-nonsense, high-probability techniques focused on real-world survival. The program helps you quickly become comfortable with practical skills that place you in a stronger position to defend yourself during an unsafe encounter. A major emphasis is placed on situational awareness, because avoiding danger is always the best outcome. You’ll learn how to easily develop awareness and apply it in everyday life to prevent or escape unsafe situations.

Reserve a time slot to play pickleball indoors. Each participant needs to register. Some racquets and balls available for use. All sessions are open to all skill levels.

Echo Hollow Pool & Fitness Center Instructor: Jeff Campbell Sep 28-Oct 28 MW 4:15-5p Nov 2-Dec 16 MW 4:15-5p No class Nov 11

$84 #37110 $90 #37121

Special Interest Wednesday Wheelers Ages 6+ This social group of wheelchair users meets every Wednesday at various locations in Eugene to explore paths and paved trails and connect socially through movement. During inclement weather, the group meets at Valley River Center. Open to manual and power wheelchairs, and regular or situational wheelchair users. For more information, call Hilyard at 541-682-5311 or email Loren at lcush9@hotmail.com. Various locations Ongoing W

10a-12p

Free Drop-in

Sports Try Pickleball Get a taste of the rules and how to play one of the fastestgrowing sports out there in these 2-hour sessions. Registration required; equipment provided. Cal Young Middle School, 2555 Gilham Road Oct 4 Su 5-7p $10 Oct 18 Su 5-7p $10 Nov 8 Su 5-7p $10 Nov 15 Su 5-7p $10 Dec 6 Su 5-7p $10 Dec 13 Su 5-7p $10

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Cal Young Middle School, 2555 Gilham Road Oct 4 Su 5-7p $5 7-9p $5 Oct 11 Su 5-7p $5 7-9p $5 Oct 18 Su 5-7p $5 7-9p $5 Oct 25 Su 5-7p $5 7-9p $5 Nov 1 Su 5-7p $5 7-9p $5 Nov 8 Su 5-7p $5 7-9p $5 Nov 15 Su 5-7p $5 7-9p $5 Nov 22 Su 5-7p $5 7-9p $5 Dec 6 Su 5-7p $5 7-9p $5 Dec 13 Su 5-7p $5 7-9p $5

ATA – Arts & Technology Academy, 1650 West 22nd Avenue Oct 7 W 7-9p $5 #37061 Oct 14 W 7-9p $5 #37063 Oct 21 W 7-9p $5 #37064 Oct 28 W 7-9p $5 #37067 Nov 4 W 7-9p $5 #37068 Nov 18 W 7-9p $5 #37069 Dec 2 W 7-9p $5 #37071 Dec 9 W 7-9p $5 #37072 Dec 16 W 7-9p $5 #37073

Water Fitness These classes are open to ages 16+. For class fees at City pools, see pool admission fees, page 58. Schedule may be subject to change. For the most up-to-date schedule, visit GetRec.org/pools.

Ai Chi Ai Chi classes focus on relieving chronic, limiting pain through slow movement through the water, deep breathing, stretching and meditation techniques. A �lowing series of exercises are repeated and emphasis range of motion, balance and deep breathing. Sheldon Pool & Fitness Center Ongoing MWFSu 9-10a TuTh 2-3p

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Drop-in Drop-in

Adult Health & Fitness Aquatic Body Conditioning

Water Walking

This buoyancy-supported, deep-water exercise will help you increase muscle strength and tone by using water resistance and equipment.

For a �irst-time water �itness attendee, this class provides the basics you need and still gives you a great workout. Walk or run in chest-deep water using traveling moves. Suspended, supported exercises are offered for additional balance and stabilization challenges.

Echo Hollow Pool & Fitness Center Ongoing TuTh 8:45-9:45a

Drop-in

Aquatone Tone individual muscle groups, strengthen core muscles and improve balance in shallow and deep water. Suspended exercises enhance postural bene�its. Excellent class for those new to water exercise or recovering strength and �lexibility. Upper body strength is enhanced with resistance equipment.

Sheldon Pool & Fitness Center Ongoing TuTh 9:30-10:30a MW 12-1p F 4:30-5:30p

Wellness

Echo Hollow Pool & Fitness Center Ongoing MW 8:45-9:45a

Drop-in

See pages 88-89.

Sheldon Pool & Fitness Center Ongoing TuTh 8:45-9:45a

Drop-in

Yoga

Arthritis H2O Exercise This class can help people with arthritis exercise, reduce pain and improve �lexibility and strength. This fun class is taught in shallow water and is excellent for those with general muscle or joint stiffness or chronic pain. Echo Hollow Pool & Fitness Center Ongoing TuTh 10-11a

Drop-in

Deep Water Fitness Flotation support is provided to facilitate these great nonimpact deep-water workouts. Total body immersion equals total body workout. All major muscles are strengthened with the added challenge of a cardiovascular �itness workout. Intensity levels are varied to accommodate your exercise needs. Further strength gains are offered by using hand-held buoyant-resistant equipment. Echo Hollow Pool & Fitness Center Ongoing M-Th 7:30-8:30a

Drop-in

Sheldon Pool & Fitness Center Ongoing M-F 6:30-7:30a MW 7:45-8:45a MW 9-10a M-Th 5-6p F 9:30-10:30a F 10:30-11:30a

Drop-in Drop-in Drop-in Drop-in Drop-in Drop-in

Shallow Water Aerobics This is a low-impact, water-supported exercise for developing cardiovascular �itness. Toning and abdominal exercises are included. Upbeat, simple energetic routines keep you moving. Echo Hollow Pool & Fitness Center Ongoing F 9-10a MW 10-11a Sa 11:15a-12:15p

Drop-in Drop-in Drop-in

Yoga Yoga rejuvenates the mind, body and spirit. Gentle exercises tone and stretch muscles and work to balance every system in the body. It improves overall health and well-being. Yoga mats are available or bring your own. All mobility and skill levels welcome. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Paul Simon Sep 14-Nov 2 M 5:30-6:30p Nov 9-Dec 28 M 5:30-6:30p Sep 10-Oct 29 Th 9:15-10:15a Nov 5-Dec 31 Th 9:15-10:15a No class Nov 26 Campbell Community Center Instructor: Melody Carr Sep 14-Nov 30 M 5:30-6:30p Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Sofia Zlatar Sep 14-Dec 14 M 11a-12p No class Oct 26, Nov 23 Instructor: Paul Simon Sep 8-Dec 15 Tu 9:05-10:05a Sep 11-Dec 18 F 9:05-10:05a No class Oct 27, 30, Nov 24, 27 Sheldon Community Center Instructor: Judy Ulibarri Oct 7-Nov 18 W 9-10a Nov 25-Dec 30 W 9-10a No class Nov 11

$56 $56 $56 $56

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$84 #37582

$84 #37167

$84 #37169 $84 #37172

$42 #37301 $42 #37304

Drop-in Drop-in Drop-in

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Adult Health & Fitness Chair Yoga

Modified Yoga

Feel better through movement. Experience release from stress and fatigue through this gentle yoga approach designed to accommodate people with physical limitations. This class is taught while you are sitting in a chair.

This gentle yoga class is designed speci�ically for people living with chronic neuromuscular conditions such as �ibromyalgia, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s and Lou Gehrig’s disease. Poses are modi�ied for those needing adaptations. Class can be taken in person or via Zoom. For those in person, patrons must be independent or have someone to assist. Yoga mats and blocks provided as needed. For the virtual option, Zoom link will be sent to patrons upon registration. In-person registration is via a monthly fee; virtual registration is via a 10-use card.

Amazon Community Center Instructor: Paul Simon Sep 10-Oct 29 Th 10:30-11:30a Nov 5-Dec 31 Th 10:30-11:30a No class Nov 26 Campbell Community Center Instructor: Melody Carr Sep 9-Dec 2 W 3-4p No class Nov 11

$56 #37203 $56 #37204

$84 #37581

Echo Hollow Pool & Fitness Center Instructor: Sofia Zlatar Sep 21-Dec 19 TuTh 11a-12p Drop-in Pool admission fees apply, see page 58 Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Paul Simon Sep 8-Dec 15 Tu 10:15-11:15a Sep 11-Dec 18 F 10:15-11:15a No class Oct 27, 30, Nov 24, 27 Sheldon Community Center Instructor: Judy Ulibarri Oct 7-Nov 18 W 10:30-11:30a Nov 25-Dec 30 W 10:30-11:30a No class Nov 11

Restorative Yoga $84 #37150 $84 #37152

$42 #37302 $42 #37303

Gentle Yoga & Qigong This class combines qigong energy movement practices and gentle yoga. Qigong which softens the tissues, supports healthy joints and promotes a calm nervous system and centered mind. Gentle yoga supports strength and �lexibility and can promote an overall sense of balance in body, mind and spirit. This is an on-the-mat class. Campbell Community Center, Ages 30+ Sep 14-Nov 23 M 2:15-3:30p $78 #37014 Sep 16-Nov 25 W 1:15-2:30p $87 #37013 No class Sep 21, Nov 11 Hilyard Community Center Instructor: Mariah Carter Sep 16-Nov 18 W 11a-12:15p

$78 #37233

Gentle Yoga with Sound Healing This class combines gentle, mindful yoga movement with the healing vibrations of sound to support your body, calm your nervous system and soften your mind. This practice invites you to rest, reset and reconnect with yourself. Not eligible for scholarship. Hilyard Community Center Instructor: Mariah Carter Sep 17-Nov 12 Th 6:15-7:30p No class Oct 29

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Hilyard Community Center Instructor: Kate Cleary Sep 14-28 M 11:45a-1p $22 #35912 Oct 5-26 M 11:45a-1p $30 #37363 Nov 2-30 M 11:45a-1p $37 #37364 Dec 7-28 M 11:45a-1p $30 #37365 10 use card for $75, Modified Yoga class only No class Sep 7

$77 #37234

This is a slow-paced yoga class that focuses on relaxation and restoring the body. It’s practiced with props to maintain steady and relaxed poses for minutes at a time, opening the body with the practice of mindful breathing. Echo Hollow Pool & Fitness Center Instructor: Sofia Zlatar Ongoing W 12-11a F 10-11a Pool admission fees apply, see page 58

Drop-in Drop-in

Vinyasa Yoga Vinyasa yoga, often referred to as �low yoga, is a dynamic style that links breath with movement, creating a smooth and continuous �low between poses. Echo Hollow Pool & Fitness Center Instructor: Sofia Zlatar Ongoing F 11:15a-12:15p Pool admission fees apply, see page 58

Drop-in

Yoga for Veterans The Veterans Administration hosts a yoga class for Veterans through its Whole Health Program. Join other Veterans in this supportive and relaxed environment. Sheldon Community Center Instructor: Alexandra Cordle Sep 20-Dec 27 Su 9:30-10:30a

Free #37517

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Adult Sports Leagues

Contact the Athletics staff for more information and a �ield use application regarding use of the City’s outdoor sports �ields and the joint school district/City of Eugene arti�icial turf �ields.

You Make the Calls! Like sports? Want to earn extra money? All of the adult sports leagues are looking for new of�icials. No experience necessary. Contact the Athletics of�ice or:

Fall Softball

M, W, Mx

Jul 13

M-Th

M, Aug 17

5 weeks

Fall Volleyball

W, Mx

Aug 3

Su & Tu Tu, Sep 8

10 weeks

Fall Ultimate

Aug 3

Su & W Su, Sep 13

8 weeks

Fall Soccer

Aug 3

Su-W

Su, Sep 13 8 weeks

Fall Basketball

Aug 10

W, Sep 16

8 weeks

Fall Pickleball*

Oct 1

Su, Nov 1

4 weeks

Winter Pickleball*

Dec 1

W & Su W, Jan 6

4 weeks

Winter Basketball

M, W

Nov 9

W & Su W, Jan 6

8 weeks

Winter Volleyball**

Nov 23

Tu-F

Tu, Jan 5

10 weeks

Winter Soccer**

Dec 1

Sa, Jan 9

8 weeks

Winter Ultimate*

Dec 1

W, Jan 6

8 weeks

Length of Season

Games Begin

Outdoor Sports Field Rentals

Game/ Match Days

Get ready to lace up your sneakers – basketball leagues return this fall, and we couldn’t be more excited to tip things off! Whether you’re a seasoned baller or just looking to get in the game, there’s a spot for you. Compete, connect and have a great time. Sign up today!

Basketball is Back!

League Schedules Men’s, Women’s, Mixed

The Athletics Of�ice is at Graham Field House at 2190 Polk St., phone 541-682-5409. Registration for all activities is through teamsideline.com/eugene. This webpage has all of the latest schedules, scores, standings and registration materials for current leagues and more. Also visit us on the web at GetRec.org/athletics or facebook.com/eugathletics.

Sport

Registration & Web Page

* Registration is by individual only, no team registration ** Individual & team registration

Soccer: Cindy Wilgus, lcsra.org/join-lcsra Softball: Ray Cunningham, 541-321-5990 Volleyball: Kathy Ipock, 541-510-0112 GetRec.org

Adult Swimming Hours & Info The schedule below is subject to change. For the most up-to-date schedule, visit GetRec.org/pools or give the pools a call.

Sheldon Pool, Sep 8-20, Oct 5-Dec 19 MWF 5:30a-3:30p Su 10:30a-1:30p MW 7-8:30p TuTh 7-8:30a 10a-2p TuThF 5:30-7p

Pool Fees

Single Visit

10 Visit Pass

30 Day Pass

90 Day Pass

Lap Swims Ages 13+ No matter what your level is, we have a lane for you. Lap lanes are available for slow, medium and fast swimmers. Children ages 12 and younger must be accompanied by an adult and must be swimming laps.

Youth (3-17)

$40

$48

$116

Amazon Pool, Sep 8-Oct 30 M-F 5:30-8a Sa 11a-2p Su 5:30-8p

Adult (18+)

$46

$59

$143

Senior (60+)

$40

$48

$116

Family*

$20

$99

$119

$286

9a-2p 11a-2p

Echo Hollow Pool, Sep 21-Dec 19 Indoor Pool Outdoor Pool M-Th 5:30-7:30a MWF 5:30a-2p 11:15a-1p TuTh 5:30-8a F 5:30a-2p 10:30a-2p 5:30-7p M-F 5:30p-8:30p Sa 11a-12:30p Sa 11a-2p

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All entry requires an admission fee for ages 3 and up. Children age 2 and under are free with a paid adult. Passes are 25% extra for nonresidents. *Additional charges for more than 5 people. Swim Diapers Policy: City of Eugene swim facilities require swim diapers that are elastic fitting around the legs and waist for non-toilet trained individuals.

Adult Swimming Essential Lap Swim Learn to use a pace clock, read or write swim sets and develop or learn new strokes. Whether you’re a regular lap swimmer, triathlete or former swimmer looking to start again, this class has a lane for you. Participants must be able to swim 50 meters without stopping. Sheldon Pool & Fitness Center Oct 6-Nov 5 TuTh 7:45-8:30a Nov 10-Dec 10 TuTh 7:45-8:30a No class Nov 26

$90 #37459 $81 #37460

Water Fitness See pages 52-53.

On-Your-Own Water Fitness Ages 16+ Space in the pool for on-your-own �itness. Amazon Pool, Sep 8-Oct 30 Deep Water M-F 5:30-8a Sa 11a-2p Su 5:30-8p

9a-2p 11a-2p

Echo Hollow Pool, Sep 21-Dec 19 Indoor Pool Outdoor Pool M-Th 11a-1p MWF 8a-2p F 5:30a-2p TuTh 10:30a-2p M-F 5:30-7:30a Sa 11a-2p 5:30-6:30p Sa 11a-12:30p Sheldon Pool, Sept 8-20, Oct 5-Dec 19 Deep Water Shallow Water Lap Pool M-Th 5:30-6:30a MWF 8-10a 6-7p MW 10a-3p Shallow Warm Water Pool TuTh 7:30a-2p MW 8-9a 3-4p MWF 3-4p F 7:30-9:30a TuTh 8-9:30a 11:30a-8:30p 10:30a-12p Su 8a-12p F 10a-12p 4-7p

Spa Hours Ages 15+ Amazon Pool, Sep 8-Oct 30 See lap swim hours, page 58. Echo Hollow Pool, Sep 21-Dec 19 See outdoor lap swim hours, page58. Sheldon Pool, Sept 8-20, Oct 5-Dec 19 M-F 5:30a-8:30p Su 8:30a-2p

Fitness Centers Our �itness centers offer cardiovascular equipment, including treadmills and stair masters, as well as weight equipment designed to work speci�ic muscle groups.

Use of the �itness centers requires an orientation if you haven’t used the facility before, and we must have a signed consent form on �ile. Open to adults ages 18 or older. • Youth age 16 to 17 must have a guardian signed consent form on �ile. • Youth age 13 to 15 must have a guardian signed consent form on �ile and must have an adult present. • Youth age 12 and younger are not permitted to use the �itness centers. Echo Hollow Pool, Sep 21-Dec 19 M-F 5:30a-8:30p Sa 9a-1p Sheldon Pool, Sept 8-20, Oct 5-Dec 19 M-F 5:30a-8:30p Su 8:30a-2p

Closures/Modified Schedules Amazon Pool, 541-682-5350 Sep 7 Holiday schedule: Lap swim 11a-1:15p, Rec swim 1:45-4:30p Oct 31 Closed for Season Echo Hollow Pool & Fitness Center, 541-682-5525 Sep 8-20 Closed for maintenance Nov 11 Closed for holiday Nov 26-27 Closed for holiday Dec 20-Jan 3 Winter break schedule, call for information Dec 24 Closed at 2p Dec 25 Closed for holiday Dec 31 Closed at 2p Jan 1 Closed for holiday Sheldon Pool & Fitness Center, 541-682-5314 Sep 21-Oct 4 Closed for maintenance Nov 11 Closed for holiday Nov 26-27 Closed for holiday Dec 20-Jan 3 Winter break schedule, call for information Dec 24 Closed at 2p Dec 25 Closed for holiday Dec 31 Closed at 2p Jan 1 Closed for holiday GetRec.org

Adult Outdoor Archery

Bicycling

Archery Classes Ages 8+ & 18+

Introduction to Mountain Biking Ages 16+

Become a pro�icient archer and develop a lifelong passion for traditional shooting. Archery has been shown to improve motivation, attention, discipline and focus. It helps develop �ine and gross motor skills, including balance, timing and breathing regulation. Plus it’s a great social activity. Sheldon Community Center Indoor Family, Ages 8+ Oct 8 Th 5:30-7:30p Dec 3 Th 5:30-7:30p Indoor Adult, Ages 18+ Oct 15 Th 5:30-7:30p Nov 19 Th 5:30-7:30p Dec 17 Th 5:30-7:30p River House Outdoor Center Outdoor Adult, Ages 18+ Sep 24 Th 5:30-8:30p

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$45 #37112

Ride into the sport of mountain biking today. Gain con�idence on your bike and have a blast while you’re at it. Sign up for off-road fun at an epicenter for mountain biking in Oregon. No experience necessary. Bring water, a lunch and a wellmaintained mountain bike or try one of our demo bikes at no additional charge thanks to a donation from the Julia Fudge family. If you need to borrow any gear call 541-6825329 at least a week ahead. Meet at River House Outdoor Center Sep 27 Su 9a-5p

$115 #37475

Adult Outdoor Mountain Bike After Work Ages 16+ For new riders on dirt or experienced riders just looking for a ride to the trails. Multiple trail options. Bring water, a snack and a well-maintained mountain bike or try one of our demo bikes at no additional charge thanks to a donation from the Julia Fudge family. If you need to borrow any gear call 541682-5329 at least a week ahead. Meet at River House Outdoor Center Alsea Falls Trails Sep 17 Th 5-10p Carpenter (Whypass) Bypass Oct 1 Th 5-9:30p Thurston Hills Oct 15 Th 5-8:30p

$70 #37462 $70 #37464 $50 #37468

Mountain Bike Clinic for Women Ages 16+ For those who identify as female. Gain con�idence, increase skill on the trail and ride with other supportive women mountain bikers. Sign up for off-road fun at an epicenter for mountain biking in Oregon. No experience necessary. Bring water, a lunch and a well-maintained mountain bike or try one of our demo bikes at no additional charge thanks to a donation from the Julia Fudge family. If you need to borrow any gear call 541-682-5329 at least a week ahead. Meet at River House Outdoor Center Sep 26 Sa 9a-5p

$115 #37474

Kayaking Intro to Kayak Touring This course is for anyone who is interested in paddling a recreational, �ishing or sea kayak. Learn the basics of paddling, equipment, safety considerations, trip planning, navigation and rescue. All paddling equipment is provided or bring your own gear. For more information call 541-682-5329. Pretrip Oct 28 W 5:30-7:30p at River House Trip Oct 31-Nov 1 SaSu 9a-5p $210 #37506

Kayak & SUP After Work Have an evening of paddling into the sunset. There are siton-top/in�latable kayaks trips and stand-up paddleboard trips. Kayak trips are on moving water up to Class II. SUP trips are on �latwater. Paddling equipment is supplied. Bring water, snacks and clothing that can get wet. No experience is necessary but active paddling is required. Meet at River House Outdoor Center Kayaking Sep 15 Tu 5:15-9p Sep 29 Tu 5:15-9p Stand-Up Paddleboarding Sep 21 M 5:15-9p Oct 6 Tu 5:15-9p

$45 #37494 $45 #37496 $45 #37495 $45 #37497

Kayak Roll Sessions with Instruction Opportunities to work on your kayak rolling skills with instructors. Price includes boat, skirt and paddle and pool entrance fee. Bring your own nose plug and goggles if you need them. For more information call 541-682-5329. Echo Hollow Pool & Fitness Center Oct 29 Th 8-10p Nov 5 Th 8-10p Nov 19 Th 8-10p

$40 #37507 $40 #37508 $40 #37509

Kayak Whitewater Ages 11+ & 18+ This class introduces beginners and fosters intermediate paddlers. The program includes an evening �latwater session and two full days on the river. You will kayak rapids up to Class III. Practice paddling skills, reading water, running rapids, whitewater safety and river knowledge. All equipment provided. Bring a swimsuit and lunch on the trips. Choose from hard-shell, sit-on-top or in�latable kayaks. Beginning, Ages 11+ Pretrip Sep 25 F 5:30-9:30p at River House Trip Sep 26-27 SaSu 10a-5p $210 #37499 Intermediate, Ages 18+ Pretrip Sep 18 F 5:30-9:30p at River House Trip Sep 19-20 SaSu 10a-5p $210 #37498

Women’s Kayaking For those who identify as female and want to build their con�idence on whitewater. The course is a great �it for people who currently feel they have the skills to tackle Class II/III whitewater but often don’t because they do not have a support network to feel comfortable pushing harder. Each day will build on skills from the previous day. Beginning Pretrip Oct 2 F 5:30-9p at River House Trip Oct 3-4 SaSu 9a-5p $210 #37502 Intermediate Pretrip Oct 23 F 5:30-9p at River House Trip Oct 24-25 SaSu 9a-5p $210 #37505 GetRec.org

Adult Outdoor

Rock Climbing Rock Climbing Introduction Series This series is designed to teach you all the knowledge needed to become an independent rock climber. The course is split into classes with each class having a unique rock climbing focus. Take the entire series or only the classes you are interested in. Meet at River House Outdoor Center

Intro to Climbing, Knots & Belaying Top rope climbing, knots, belaying and bouldering. Sep 16 Sep 19

W Sa

5-8p 9a-5p

$120 #37122

Paddleboarding

Anchor Building, Sport Climbing & Intro to Trad Climbing Anchor building, sport climbing and intro to trad climbing.

Essentials of Stand-Up Paddleboarding

Sep 30 Oct 3

Learn to paddle effectively in �latwater and entry level river conditions where wind, waves and current may be present. Topics will include stand-up paddleboarding history and equipment, paddling technique, balance, footwork, safety, rescue and the foundations needed to be a lifelong paddler.

Intro to Rescue, Ascending & Rappelling Rescue, ascending and rappelling.

Pretrip Oct 14 Trip Oct 17

Exploration Climbing at Smith Rock Camping on Saturday to Sunday. Includes transportation, camping, permit fees, equipment and two lunches, one dinner, one breakfast, and snacks.

W Sa

5:30-8:30p at River House 10a-5p $140 #37504

Also see Kayak & SUP After Work on page 61.

Oct 7 Oct 10

Oct 17-18

W Sa

5-8p 9a-5p

SaSu 9a-5p

$120 #37123

$120 #37124

$220 #37126

Sailing Sailing Pool Sessions Ages 6+ Join the River House sailing team and experience sailing like you never have before. Sail on our small boats in the pool, learn about different types of dinghies and explore the sport of sailing, or hop back on. Wetsuits and boating gear provided. Echo Hollow Pool & Fitness Center Beginning Sep 26 Sa 11a-12:30p Oct 24 Sa 11a-12:30p Nov 21 Sa 11a-12:30p Intermediate Sep 26 Sa 1-2:30p Oct 24 Sa 1-2:30p Nov 21 Sa 1-2:30p

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$25 #37329 $25 #37332 $25 #37336 $25 #37330 $25 #37333 $25 #37337

Adult Outdoor

Skateboarding Women’s Skateboard Nights Ages 16+ Join the River House Skate Crew for an exciting and welcoming skateboarding night designed for women, trans and femme-identifying adults who are looking to get into or grow their skateboarding skills. Bob Keefer Center, 250 S 32nd St, Springfield Oct 17 Sa 4-5p $15 #37484 Nov 14 Sa 4-5p $15 #37485 Cal Young Middle School,2555 Gilham Road Sep 19 Sa 6-7p $15 #37482

Trainings Wilderness First Aid – American Red Cross Ages 14+ Designed for scouts and scout leaders, outdoor enthusiasts and anyone who works or spends time in remote environments. This course teaches advanced skills to be used in emergencies when help from professional �irst responders may be far away. Based on the Boy Scouts of America Wilderness First Aid Curriculum and Doctrine Guidelines, this course aligns with OSHA’s Best Practices for Workplace First Aid Training

Programs. Prerequisite: Must hold current adult CPR/AED certi�ication. River House Outdoor Center Oct 5-26 M 5-9p Nov 14-15 SaSu 9a-5p

$175 #37491 $175 #37492

American Canoe Association Instructor Certification Program Each year the River House offers workshops to earn internationally recognized instructor certi�ications through the American Canoe Association. A variety of levels and disciplines are available and are chosen based on community needs. Current ACA instructors can earn the update requirement to keep certi�ications current during these courses. Traveling instructor candidates have access to kayaks and rafts with all accompanying equipment at no additional charge as needed. For more information, email mbieg@eugene-or.gov or dchilders@eugene-or.gov. River House Outdoor Center ACA Swift Water Rescue Instructor Certification Sep 10-14 MThFSaSu 9a-5p $600 #37129 ACA Swift Water Rescue Instructor Update Sep 12-13 SaSu 9a-5p $220 #37130 ACA Level II Stand-Up Paddleboard Instructor Certification Oct 8-11 Th-Su 9a-5p $440 #37128 ACA Level II Stand-Up Paddleboard Instructor Update Oct 10-11 SaSu 9a-5p $220 #37131

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Senior Activities Arts

Art with Clair

Acrylic Painting Foundations Ages 16+ Are you wanting to learn how to paint with acrylics? In this class you will learn the basics, color theory and more. Material list will on the receipt when you register. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Will Paradis Sep 19-Nov 7 Sa 1:30-3:30p

$148 #36937

Art for Relaxation & Recreation Tap into your inner artist as we celebrate the positive power of creativity in a friendly and supportive atmosphere. We enjoy music while we have fun exploring the elements of art and color using a variety of media, including watercolor, felttip, oil pastel, graphite, charcoal, soft pastel and color pencil. You will be so proud of the personal masterpieces you create and are invited to add them to the exhibit in the lobby. Each week is a new focus with new projects each term. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Hollie Roman Sep 21-Dec 14 M 10:30a-12:30p $138 #37379 Sep 22-Dec 15 Tu 10:30a-12:30p $138 #37382 No class Nov 23, 24

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$115 #37005

Artists & Crafters Studio This workshop is an informal gathering of artists of all kinds. Enjoy a great studio space and great company. No instructor. Bring your own supplies. Campbell Community Center Sep 14-Dec 28 M 1-4p Sep 8-Dec 29 Tu 1-4p Term fee $8 or drop-in fee $0.50/day

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Basic Drawing Discover new ways to express the hidden artist in you by learning new skills and con�idence in drawing. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Linda McGill Sep 11-Oct 9 F 1-3p Oct 16-Nov 13 F 1-3p

$60 #37626 $60 #37642

Senior Activities Beading Workshop Purchase a bracelet kit or bring in your choice of projects. Skilled beader available to assist with instruction. Other possible projects include necklaces, bracelets, bola ties, brooches and rings. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Chris Chapman Nov 2-Dec 14 M 3-5p No class Nov 23, 30

$25 #37488

Bookmaking Workshop Ages 16+ Dive into the world of artist book structures with this intro class. Students will make a beginning book structure – either a bound chapbook or accordion book – while learning some tips, tools and terminology to get you started on your bookmaking journey. Each student will leave with their own handmade book ready to be �illed. All materials included. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Yaro Neils Build Your Own Chapbook Sep 19 Sa 9a-12p Build Your Own Accordion Book Nov 7 Sa 9a-12p

Campbell Community Center Instructor: Hypmatizarism Glass LLC Nov 20 F 12-4p $56 #36989 $56 #36990

Creative Sketch Time in Nature Spend creative time in nature where we will develop intuitive self-expression through art using line, form, color and play. Bring a pencil and a 9-by-12-inch or larger sketchbook. All other materials supplied. All artistic levels welcome. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Lynzie Kronheim Sep 16-Nov 18 W 9:30-11:30a No class Nov 11

$103 #37526

$156 #36946

Mushroom Stained Glass Learn how to use the Tiffany method of foiling, gain guided experience with soldering technique, learn how to frame with lead came, how to attach O-rings and how to clean and polish stained glass. Each student will work with a pre-cut and ground glass kit. At the beginning of class we will cover safety. Class may run over depending on individual pace. All materials included.

$119 #37389

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Senior Activities Watercolor, Beginning Ages 16+

Campbell Woodshop

Explore watercolor technique and develop drawing skills. Designed for artists comfortable with watercolor as a medium and who are interested in further developing their artistic voice and personal style. Depending on the instructor, students may be assigned class projects, encouraged to develop their own projects or a combination of the two. Estimated cost of materials is $30.

Open to adults who want to use a workspace and tools for wood projects. Sign in and pay at the front desk before entering the shop. Orientation required for new users.

Amazon Community Center Instructor: Emily Rosinbaum Sep 26-Nov 14 Sa 1:30-3:30p

$80 #36885

$80 #36884

$100 #37516

Watercolor Open Studio Ages 16+

Campbell Community Center Ongoing M-F 9a-3p Th 5-8p $4/day Drop-in No woodshop Sep 7, Nov 11, 26, 27, Dec 25

Basic Woodworking Learn safe and fun woodworking skills. A general knowledge of tool usage is required. Make a beautiful laminated cutting board. This is a progressive class and attendance of the �irst class is mandatory for safety information. Materials discussed in �irst class. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Len Gould Sep 16-Oct 14 W 6-8:30p Lottery #37007, see box.

$150 #37006

Women’s Woodworking Instructor: Ron Peterson Open specifically to those who identify as female Oct 19-Nov 16 M 6-8:30p $150 #37549 Lottery #37556, see box.

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The class is open for watercolor students to bring in work for questions or quiet time to work on projects. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Emily Rosinbaum Sep 30-Nov 4 W 11a-1p

Lottery System $60 #36987

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$12 #37566 $12 #37569

1. For starred activities, sign up for the lottery using the lottery number (in italics). The lottery will be open August 20-24. No payment is due at this time. 2. Staff will use a randomization system to select participants. Starting August 26, you’ll be notified by email if you are selected or not. 3. If selected, you have through September 2 to register and pay. You can follow the link in the email to register online, or call or visit a Rec center. 4. If the activity doesn’t fill up with the lottery, remaining slots will be available on September 3. Use the registration code (not italics) to register. For more information, go to GetRec.org/lottery.

Senior Activities Knitting & Crocheting Group Create your knitting and crocheting projects while enjoying the company of others. Bring your own supplies and designs. Campbell Community Center Ongoing Th 1-4p No class Nov 26

$0.50/day Drop-in

Quilting, Comforts for Kids Help make quilts and quilt kits for individuals and community groups to pick up, put together and return for distribution to at-risk children in Lane County. If you like quilting, cutting and sewing, help your community by joining this group.

$40 #37545

Dyed in the Wool Rug Hooking Create beautiful rugs through this traditional craft. For cost and supplies contact Sandra Townstead at 541-342-2001. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Sandra Townstead Ongoing 2nd & 4th Th 9a-12:30p Membership fee No class Nov 26, Dec 24

Fiber Arts Guild Play with �iber from wool and paper to bamboo and silk and have fun in the process. New members attend the �irst meeting for free. Each month features a different �iber craft project. Meetings may have hands-on activities or presentations.

Campbell Community Center Ongoing Th 12:30-4p No class Nov 26

Free Drop-in

Community Services Senior Law Service Ages 60+ Senior Law Service offers free legal service to those with low to modest income. Assistance will be provided concerning any legal matter – housing, �inancial or personal. Campbell Community Center Ongoing Sa 9-11a Free By appt To schedule an appointment, call 541-402-2241

SHIBA Appointments Senior Health Insurance Bene�its Assistance conducts oneon-one appointments with individuals to answer questions about Medicare health insurance coverage, forms and more. Campbell Community Center Ongoing M 10a-12p Free By appt To schedule an appointment call 541-736-4421

Campbell Community Center Ongoing 3rd Tu 9a-12:30p Membership $20/year or drop-in fee $5/meeting

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Senior Activities

Games

Cribbage Challenge yourself and meet new friends. A fun way to spend an afternoon but be careful, it may be addicting.

Asian Mah-Jongg Gather weekly to play Asian mah-jongg. Campbell Community Center Ongoing Th 12-4p $0.50/day Drop-in No mah-jongg Nov 26, Dec 24, 31

Learn the rules, techniques and strategy to play Asian mahjongg, a fun and social game that combines skill and chance.

$40 #37089 $40 #37093

Penny bingo is played every Wednesday. New players are always welcome. Campbell Community Center Ongoing W 1-4p Drop-in $0.50 per person, plus a penny per card per game No bingo Nov 11, Dec 23

Bridge This group meets each week. Partners aren’t required. $2/day Drop-in

This annual tournament is always lots of fun with prizes, refreshments and friendly competition. Sign up at Campbell Community Center by Dec. 9 with a partner, or we will attempt to match you with a partner if you register as a single. Register in advance in person, cash only, and call if you can’t attend at the last minute. $8 cash

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$0.50/day Drop-in

Pool Hall Campbell Community Center Ongoing M 8:30a-7p Tu-F 8:30a-4:30p $0.50/day Drop-in No pool Sep 7, Nov 11, 26, 27, Dec 25

Scrabble Exercise your mind while having fun by playing Scrabble. Campbell Community Center Ongoing Tu 1-4p

$0.50/day Drop-in

Bridge Tournament

Campbell Community Center Dec 11 F 12:30-4p

Campbell Community Center Ongoing F 1-4p No pinochle Nov 27, Dec 25

The pool room is open daily. Come down for a friendly game.

Bingo

Campbell Community Center Ongoing F 12:15-3:30p No bridge Nov 27, Dec 25

Pinochle Enjoy a game or two of pinochle with area seniors. Newcomers welcome.

Asian Mah-Jongg Class Campbell Community Center Intermediate Sep 18-Oct 9 F 9:30-11:30a Advanced Oct 23-Nov 13 F 9:30-11:30a

Campbell Community Center Ongoing M 11a-1p $0.50/day Drop-in No cribbage Sep 7

$0.50/day Drop-in

Senior Activities by a native speaker solely in French. Our focus is on conversation. We will discuss places of interest and engage in various activities. Students need to be able to comfortably use all tenses.

Languages & Culture

Hilyard Community Center Instructor: Claudia Rogron Sep 29-Oct 27 Tu 2-4p Nov 10-Dec 15 Tu 2-4p

All language classes are for ages 18+.

French, Beginning Start from zero or refresh your skills at the basic level in contexts for travel and daily life. Different activitieseach term based on core vocabulary. Materials and resources discussed at �irst class. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Alexander Gatica Sep 14-Nov 30 M 3-5p No class Sep 28

$110 #37583

French, Intermediate Build con�idence using French tenses and verbs with a native speaker. Engage in various subjects and activities. Review essential concepts in grammar from Barron’s “French Verb Workbook” (2006). Campbell Community Center Instructor: Claudia Rogron Sep 28-Oct 26 M 4:30-6p

$45 #37305

French Club Parlez français! This weekly language immersion is offered

$50 #37314 $60 #37317

German, Beginning Learn the basics of German language and culture in a supportive, interactive environment. Through engaging activities, students will develop essential vocabulary, phrases and conversational skills for everyday use – with a special emphasis on travel and cultural understanding. No prior knowledge of German is required. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Claudia Vincent Sep 24-Dec 3 Th 2-4p No class Nov 26

$120 #37374

German, Advanced Go beyond the basics in this conversational class. You’ll work on everyday speech in German and develop your conversation skills using proper grammar. A general understanding of the German language is recommended for this advanced class. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Claudia Vincent Sep 22-Nov 24 Tu 2-4p

$120 #37376

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Senior Activities Italian, Beginning

Spanish, Intermediate

This class will introduce you to the Italian language and culture with a focus on basic conversation skills, useful vocabulary and phrases for the traveler. Small class sizes allow for individual attention. Materials discussed in �irst class.

This course is a continuation of Spanish, Beginning with an emphasis on vocabulary and grammar. With small class sizes, you’ll improve pronunciation and increase comprehension through a guided dialogue. Materials discussed in �irst class.

Campbell Community Center Instructor: Sied Imani Aug 31-Dec 14 M 12-2:30p No class Sep 7, Nov 23

Campbell Community Center Instructor: Sied Imani Sep 1-Dec 15 Tu 11:30a-1:30p $150 #36857 Sep 2-Dec 16 W 6:30-8:30p $140 #36858 No class Nov 11, 24, 25

$196 #36861

Italian, Mid-Beginner/Intermediate Learn Italian language and culture with a focus on conversation, verbs and tenses in a small class setting. Materials discussed in �irst class. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Sied Imani Aug 31-Dec 14 M 9-11:30a No class Sep 7, Nov 23

$196 #36862

Spanish, Beginning This fun course will introduce you to the Spanish language and culture while teaching you how to ask questions and comprehend basic information. You’ll learn helpful vocabulary and phrases for traveling in a small class. Materials discussed in �irst class. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Sied Imani Beginning Aug 31-Dec 14 M 6:30-8:30p Sep 1-Dec 15 Tu 9-11a No class Sep 7, Nov 23, 24 Mid-Beginning Sep 4-Dec 18 F 10a-12p No class Nov 27 Hilyard Community Center Instructor: Alexander Gatica Sep 17-Dec 10 Th 3:30-5:30p No class Nov 26

$140 #36850 $150 #36848

Spanish, Advanced Go beyond the basics in this conversational class. You’ll learn to easily speak Spanish, develop your conversation skills using proper grammar and have some fun too. Small class size guarantees you’ll have plenty of personal attention. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Sied Imani Sep 1-Dec 15 Tu 2-4p No class Nov 24

$150 #36859

Spanish Language Club Join to share your passion for the Spanish language with a focus on conversation practice. Grow your language skills. Hilyard Community Center Instructor: Alexander Gatica Sep 17-Dec 10 Th 1-3p No class Nov 26

$120 #37591

History Forums & More Join these unique history topics through engaging discussion. The best way to honor our past is to tell the truth about it.

$150 #36853

$120 #37589

Instructor: Daniel W. Ray

$90 #37572

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Amazon Community Center Nov 9-Nov 16 M 1-3p

$30 #37574

Campbell Community Center Nov 9-Nov 16 M 5:30-7:30p

$30 #37573

Senior Activities

Music Acoustic Music Jam This long-standing musical group welcomes unampli�ied instruments and musicians who enjoy playing music with others. Accommodations may be made for ampli�ication if needed for a disability. Campbell Community Center Sep 10-Dec 31 Th 10a-12p Term fee $7 or drop-in fee $0.50/day No jam Nov 12, 26, Dec 24

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Acoustic Instrument Swing Sessions Intermediate players welcome with acoustic instruments only. Elevate your mood and playing style with songs from the 1920s to 1950s from Bob Wills to Django to Gershwin. We will focus on vocal harmonies and instrumental improvisation. Music provided or shared and bring a music stand. Campbell Community Center Sep 4-Dec 18 1st & 3rd F 10a-12p Term fee $4 or drop-in fee $0.50/day Sep 11-Dec 11 2nd & 4th F 10a-12p Term fee $3 or drop-in fee $0.50/day No class Nov 27, Dec 25

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Drum Play Ages 30+ Lightweight frame hand drums are provided to enhance the natural rhythms of breath, nature and vitality. Learn the fundamentals of drumming. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Le Allen Sep 3-Oct 8 Th 1-2:30p

$45 #37635

Ukulele This class will ease you into strumming and singing. Play songs you have not heard for decades and accompany new ones, too. Bring a uke and learn to hold it, tune it, care for it and start to play it. Begin good �ingering habits, learn essential chords and elevate your mood as you go. The midbeginning class is for those who can hold, tune, strum and sing to an easy song. Work toward quick chord changes, tricky chords and strum patterns. Fill in those beginner gaps and play simple melodies with C major and G major scales. Amazon Community Center Instructor: David Ouellette Beginning Sep 14-Nov 30 M 12-1p Intermediate Sep 14-Nov 30 M 1:30-3:30p No class Oct 5, 12

Campbell Community Center Instructor: David Ouellette Beginning Sep 16-Dec 2 W 10-11a Mid-Beginning Sep 16-Dec 2 W 1:30-2:30p No class Oct 7, Nov 11

$65 #37009 $65 #37010

Ukulele, Intermediate Song Circle If you already have the basics of the ukulele down this class will help you begin plucking up the neck, �ingering fancier chords and learning chord/melody arrangements. Explore styles of music that have found a home on the uke and learn a little music theory if you want. Beautiful sounds are at your �ingertips. Ukuleles available for rent for $20 per month paid to the instructor. Campbell Community Center Instructor: David Ouellette Sep 16-Dec 2 W 11:30a-1p No class Oct 7, Nov 11

$80 #37008

Ukulele, Classical Start learning to read music and absorb detailed arrangements written over the last 500 years. If you love the sound of classical guitar, classical uke can deliver many of the same delights in a smaller, more approachable package. And a uke is much easier on your hands. Amazon Community Center Instructor: David Ouellette Sep 14-Nov 30 M 3:30-4:30p No class Oct 5, 12

$65 #36988

$65 #36928 $65 #36929

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Senior Activities Advance Directives The advance directive tells health care workers what level of life support and care you wish to receive. Register early, class will �ill. Campbell Community Center Presenter: Joel T. Smith, attorney, Cascadia Estate Planning Sep 15 Tu 2-3:30p Free #37042 Dec 15 Tu 2-3:30p Free #37045

Medicare 101 Learn the basics of Medicare. We’ll talk about eligibility, enrollment and what parts A, B, C and D cover and cost. If you are new to Medicare or would like a better understanding of it, then this class is for you.

Presentations Presentations are for ages 50+ and are free unless noted otherwise, but registration is required. Presentations are not intended to diagnose, treat or mitigate any disease.

Open Conversations About Aging & Change This program is designed to engage people in conversations to create a deeper sense of community, connection and appreciation of shared wisdom on our life’s journey. Small groups will discuss a variety of topics related to aging in an accessible, respectful and con�idential space. Some topics include transitions and changes, gratitude, the joy of the ordinary, health, wellness and spirituality. Campbell Community Center Facilitator: Willow Sat Narayan, death doula and community grief tender Sep 8 Tu 10:30a-12p Free #37051 Nov 10 Tu 10:30a-12p Free #37053

Avoiding Scams & Being Safer Online Are you concerned about online scams? Visiting Facebook, reading emails or shopping online doesn’t have to be scary if you know what to look for. Learn three big clues that you can use to identify and avoid scams, and best practices to be safer online. Campbell Community Center Presenter: Brett Vannatta, president, Gray Matter Tech Services Sep 14 M 10:30-11:30a Free #37423 Hilyard Community Center Presenter: Brett Vannatta, president, Gray Matter Tech Services Oct 19 M 10-11a Free #37656

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Campbell Community Center Presenter: Kristy Henning, licensed insurance agent Sep 14 M 1-2p Free #37285 Presenter: Mike Whitty, licensed insurance agent Oct 13 Tu 11a-12p Free #37293 Nov 9 M 1-2p Free #37294 Dec 1 Tu 11a-12p Free #37296 Petersen Barn Community Center Presenter: Mike Whitty, licensed insurance agent Sep 17 Th 11a-12p Free #36923 Oct 5 M 2:30-3:30p Free #36924 Oct 19 M 2:30-3:30p Free #36925

Good4U Nutrition on a Budget Eating on a budget doesn’t have to mean sacri�icing the quality or �lavor of your food. Explore the impact of conventional budget foods and why they can cost more in the long run. Learn practical tips on how to build healthy, satisfying meals for less without compromising nutrition. Campbell Community Center Presenter: Yaakov Levine, nutritional health coach, Natural Grocers Sep 18 F 2-3p Free #37392

Preparing for Surgery to Heal Faster When facing surgery, it’s normal to have some anxiety. Learn the methods that numerous pre-operative patients have practiced, helping them to relax deeply and mentally rehearse, with all senses, for the best outcome. Campbell Community Center Presenter: Cathy Holt, holistic health coach, Breathing for Health Sep 15 Tu 10-11a Free #37520

Senior Activities Beavers & Their Effect on Native Plant & Animal Communities Beavers are a keystone species that have signi�icantly altered the natural environment including most of our water courses and surrounding plant communities. Explore the bene�icial effects of beavers on native plants and other wildlife species. Our presenter works in the �ield of conservation and natural resources, is a “beaver believer” and loves to talk about how we can bring back the beavers. Campbell Community Center Presenter: Jeremey Kelley, volunteer, City of Eugene Parks Ecological Services Sep 25 F 2-3p Free #37428

Retirement by Design Having a successful retirement can be a challenge with today’s market �luctuations. Learn about investment strategies to help you design the retirement you want. Campbell Community Center Presenters: Stephen & Vincent Matteucci, financial advisors, Edward Jones

Making Your Money Last This workshop will discuss ideas to help build a reasonable and sustainable strategy for managing income and expenses during retirement. Plan for the expected and prepare for the unexpected and position the portfolio for both. Oct 14

What Now? Finding Relevance in Retirement Barbara Susman recently retired in 2025, and after 45 years of 50+ hour work weeks, began exploring this new stage of her life. Join her for an interactive presentation celebrating community, purpose, routine and overall relevance in retirement. Campbell Community Center Presenter: Barbara C. Susman, MSW, retired Sep 29 Tu 10:30-11:30a Free #37290

Senior Living Options This class is perfect for older adults and family caregivers who want to understand the range of living options available as care needs evolve. From aging in place at home to exploring senior care communities, you’ll gain insights into each option’s bene�its, challenges and resources to support informed, con�ident decisions about the future. Campbell Community Center Presenter: Ronit Cohen, PT & owner, A Home to Fit You Nov 16 M 10-11:30a Free #37541 Dec 4 F 1-2:30p Free #37657

Psilocybin & End-of-Life: Education & Conversation Circle This community gathering offers a grounded, accessible introduction to psilocybin in end-of-life care. What it is, how it works in the brain and nervous system and why it’s being explored to support death anxiety, anticipatory grief and existential distress. Designed for curious community members, elders, caregivers and those navigating life transitions. Campbell Community Center Facilitator: Willow Sat Narayan, death doula & licensed psilocybin facilitator Oct 12 M 10:30a-12p Free #37518

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Free #37532

The Four Pillars of the New Retirement Get insight from the latest research about how retirement is changing. Gain knowledge about the four pillars to think through your own circumstances, goals and challenges, so you can take action today toward living retirement on your own terms. Nov 4

3-3:45p

Free #37533

Rules of the Road Learn the 10 principles for sound investing and how to identify the most common investment mistakes. Dec 9

3-3:45p

Free #37535

Hummingbirds: Nature’s Lil’ Jewels Hummingbirds are one of the most fascinating families of birds in the world. They are referred to by many as Mother Nature’s Jewels. They can be found throughout North America, Central America and South America. Learn the hummingbirds that call the Willamette Valley home and other hummingbirds that can be found around the new world. We will explore how they have learned to survive in the high mountains of the Cascades, the deserts of southeastern Oregon and your own backyard. The course will cover how to attract and keep them in your home habitat. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Tim Griffith Oct 16 F 10-11:30a

$10 #37057

Weight Management & Calorie Density Have you been struggling with your weight? Join the class discussion on the latest weight management science has to offer and learn why calorie density is so important. Campbell Community Center Presenter: Scott Wagnon PA-C, Live Lifestyle Medicine Oct 19 M 10:30a-12p Free #37625

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Senior Activities Estate Planning A presentation and discussion on wills, trusts and designated bene�iciaries in estate planning. Register early, class will �ill. Campbell Community Center Presenter: Joel T. Smith, attorney, Cascadia Estate Planning Oct 20 Tu 2-3:30p Free #37047 Nov 17 Tu 2-3:30p Free #37048

The Power of Mushroom Supplements Mushroom supplements are growing in popularity and for good reasons. Research shows that mushroom supplements support almost every facet of health, including energy levels, immune system function, brain, liver and sinus health. Discover the power of mushroom supplements. A couple of local mushroom foraging experts will also be sharing a show-and-tell experience. Campbell Community Center Presenter: Yaakov Levine, nutritional health coach, Natural Grocers Oct 30 F 2-3:30p Free #37390

Three Ways to Breathe to Transform Your Nervous System Are you stuck in a chronic state of anxiety or worry that makes it hard to relax? Perhaps you suffer from stress-related conditions such as panic attacks, high blood pressure, insomnia or digestive issues. By practicing three simple breathing methods, just a few minutes a day, you can regulate your own nervous system, moving from “�ight-�light” to “rest-digest.” Campbell Community Center Presenter: Cathy Holt, holistic health coach, Breathing for Health Nov 3 Tu 10-11a Free #37521

The Magic of Fiber Discoverthe importance of choosing foods with �iber to prevent and reverse chronic diseases like obesity, Type 2 diabetes mellitus, cancer, kidney disease and some autoimmune disorders. The microbiome, in�lammation and serotonin will also be discussed. Campbell Community Center Presenter: Charlie Ross DO, Live Lifestyle Medicine Nov 13 F 2:30-4p Free #37538

Love Your Liver Your liver is responsible for over 500 vital functions necessary for optimal health and wellness. Explore some of the biggest threats to liver health and discuss the diet, supplements and lifestyle hacks shown in research to support optimal liver function. It’s never been more important to discover how to love your liver. Campbell Community Center Presenter: Yaakov Levine, nutritional health coach, Natural Grocers Nov 20 F 2-3p Free #37391

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Introduction to Lifestyle Medicine – Food as Medicine Share in the discussion about the root causes of chronic illnesses like obesity, heart disease, diabetes, kidney disease and others. Learn about the importance of food choices in achieving your best health, what lifestyle medicine is and how treating the root causes of disease can prevent and reverse some of these diseases. Campbell Community Center Presenter: Charlie Ross DO, Live Lifestyle Medicine Dec 4 F 2:30-4p Free #37493

Welcoming Grief A community gathering exploring grief and bereavement as a natural response to love, loss and life change. We’ll share clear teachings on grief as a spiral—how it moves in waves and layers, not in a straight line. The second half becomes a facilitated conversation circle for sharing, re�lecting or simply listening. Campbell Community Center Facilitator: Willow Sat Narayan, death doula & community grief tender Dec 14 M 10:30a-12p Free #37519

Social Gatherings Holiday Luncheon at Campbell Center Feast on turkey with all the trimmings at our Thanksgiving meal. Join us again for a full course holiday meal in December. To request a vegetarian option, let us know upon registration by phone. Registration is required. Doors open at 11:15 a.m. Lunch is served at noon. Campbell Community Center Nov 25 W 12-1p Dec 16 W 12-1p

$11 #37291 $11 #37292

Senior Activities Lunch Bunch A weekly social lunch. Menus vary, call the day ahead to request a vegetarian option. No registration is required. Every fourth Wednesday of the month is a birthday celebration. Each luncheon is followed by penny bingo. Campbell Community Center Ongoing W 12-1p No lunch Nov 11, Dec 23

$8/day Drop-in

Newcomers Tour Find out what Campbell Community Center is all about. Join staff and volunteers for information about the variety of programs, services, trips, classes and activities offered and take a tour of the center. Registration required. Campbell Community Center Oct 20 Tu 2-3p

Free #37619

Class one is indoors and covers basic birding techniques and common birds found during the summer in the Willamette Valley. Class two is a hike around Golden Gardens, approximately 1.25 miles of level walking on gravel, to practice techniques. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Tim Griffith Classroom Sep 11 F 10-11:30a Trip Sep 18 F 8:30-11:30a $30

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$4 #37628

Campbell Center Book Club

Basic Birding in Willamette Valley

Free Drop-in

Special Interest AARP Smart Driver Program This course is designed for motorists ages 50 and older but is open to all ages. It will sharpen your skills and help you avoid accidents and traf�ic citations. Auto insurance discounts may be available to participants ages 55 and older who complete this course. Campbell Community Center Sep 28 M 8:45a-4p #37221 Nov 6 F 8:45a-4p #37224 Dec 7 M 8:45a-4p #37225 $25 fee due at start of first class, payable to AARP, cash or check $5 discount to AARP members with proof of membership

Like to read and visit? The club meets to discuss storylines, authors and what the next book will be. New members are welcome. List of books available at the front desk. You can choose to stay afterward for Lunch Bunch. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Betsy Janeczek Ongoing 3rd W 10:30-11:30a

$0.50/day Drop-in

Checkrite Electronics Repair Bring a small appliance or electronic device for repair or advice on usage. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Ken Check Ongoing 3rd W 11a-12p Free By appt Call in advance with the item you are brining, 541-682-5318

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Senior Activities Death Café

Poetry, Beginning

At a death café people drink tea, eat cake and discuss death. It’s a group directed discussion of death with no agenda, objectives or themes. It is not a grief support group or counseling session. The goal is to increase awareness of death to help people make the most of their lives.

Join a fun and friendly workshop to explore the art of shortform poetry. Whetheryou’rea seasoned writer or have neverwrittenapoem before,you’llfeel at home.We’lluse creative prompts to inspire the creation of short, free-form poems. We will cover techniques like imagery,metaphorand word choice. No experience is necessary.Thisclass follows the Pat Schneider model, “Writing Alone and With Others.”

Campbell Community Center Facilitator: Willow Sat Narayan, death doula & community grief tender Oct 13 Tu 10:30a-12p Free #37054 Dec 8 Tu 10:30a-12p Free #37055

Healthcare Confidence: Navigating the Complexity of Medical Realities Gain the con�idence to navigate today’s complex healthcare system with greater clarity. This interactive series explores self-advocacy, healthcare navigation, chronic condition management, goal alignment and decision clarity. Leave with practical tools, personalized resources and a Healthcare Con�idence Toolkit to support informed healthcare decisions. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Gabrielle Snedeker RN, GS Coaching & Consulting Sep 2-16 W 10-11:30a $5 #37658

Lucid Dreaming Lucid dreaming is the remarkable phenomenon of becoming consciously aware that you are dreaming while still within a dream. This offers opportunities for exploration and selfdiscovery. While some people experience lucid dreams spontaneously, most people can learn this skill through technique. In this introductory course, learn fundamental methods to recognize when you’re dreaming, gain control of your dream environment and tap into the incredible capabilities of your dreaming mind. Beyond mere adventure this can be a powerful tool for psychological insight, creative problem-solving and growth. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Andrea Loreto, Pienavita Institute Sep 21-Oct 12 M 5-6p $96 #37020

Try Lucid Dreaming for Free Registration is required. Sep 14

5-6p

Free #37019

Petersen Barn Bookies Calling area readers. The Petersen Barn Bookies select books of all genres, including �iction and non�iction. Registration is required. Petersen Barn Community Center Book Group Ongoing 3rd Tu 1-2p Banned Book Group Ongoing 4th Tu 2:30-3:30p

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Free #36906 Free #36922

Campbell Community Center Instructor: Megan Wheeler Oct 13-Dec 8 Tu 10a-12p No class Nov 24

$56 #37325

Senior Discussion Group Join this welcoming, self-facilitated (with staff support) group that offers older adults a chance to share stories, explore meaningful topics and connect with others in a supportive setting. Conversations may include past experiences, current events, hobbies, wellness and family life, while promoting social connection, emotional well-being and a strong sense of community. Campbell Community Center Sep 10-Dec 10 2nd & 4th Th 1-3p No group Nov 26, Dec 24

Free #37215

The Wisdom Exchange Take part in a facilitated discussion group. Topics will range from health and wellness to current affairs. This program endeavors to provide a safe space for senior women to share their thoughts, opinions and experiences with other women. For those who identify as female. Petersen Barn Community Center Sep 15-Dec 15 Tu 2:30-3:30p No class Oct 27

Free #36903

$84 #37324

Senior Activities

Support Groups ALS Support Group Ages 21+ This group is for people living with Lou Gehrig’s disease, families, caregivers and friends. Meetings offer speakers on relevant topics and are designed to share information as well as strategies for preserving independence and quality of life. For more information call Mary Rebar at 541-990-1246 or email mary.rebar@alsnorthwest.org. Hilyard Community Center Ongoing 2nd W 3-4:30p

Parkinson’s Resources of Oregon Ages 21+ The Eugene/Spring�ield general support group welcomes family, friends and care partners as well as those living with a diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease. This group is meeting in person with an option to participate via Zoom. For meeting details and times go to parkinsonsresources.org or email Libby at libby@parkinsonsresources.org. Locations vary Ongoing

Dates/times vary

Free Drop-in

Parkinson’s Caregiver Support Group

Crescent Park Senior Living, 2951 Coburg Road Ongoing 4th W 6-8p Free Drop-in

This group is for family members who are in a caregiving role for a person living with Parkinson’s disease. The group is peer facilitated. Parkinson’s Resources of Oregon has support groups across the region. Our groups are a gathering of peers whose lives have been touched by Parkinson’s to share information, provide mutual support, and talk about coping skills. It’s a safe place to get together with people who understand. Members not only talk about challenges but also victories and helpful discoveries. Free to attend, but please register. For more information call Tim at 541-525-1883 or visit parkinsonsresources.org.

Brain Injury Support Group Ages 18+

Campbell Community Center Ongoing 1st M 3-4p

This peer support group is for people who have experienced a brain or head injury to share experiences, support and resources on an informal basis.For more information, contact Hilyard at 541-682-5311.

Technology

Hilyard Community Center Ongoing Tu 11a-12:30p

Computer & Mobile Device Tutoring

Free Drop-in

Dementia & Alzheimer’s Support Groups Ages 18+ The Dementia Support Group is for folks at the beginning stages of memory loss who want to learn more about resources, how to get support and share ideas, stories and hints. This is a safe space where we can share individual experiences and make new friends. The Caregiver Support Group is for individuals, families and children of parents who want to learn more about ideas, activities and resources to support a loved one with early to moderate memory care needs. Share ideas and learn what has and has not worked for others. Discussions are led by memory care professionals. Registration required, space is limited. Campbell Community Center Facilitator: Lisa Cooley Dementia Support Ongoing 2nd F 10-11:30a Caregiver Support Ongoing 2nd F 1-2:30p

Free #37620

Learn or improve your skills using email, the internet, word processing, managing �iles and more. You can also get help solving problems with your computer, laptop or phone. Set up an hour-long in-person appointment to get help with your computer or mobile device. Campbell Community Center Ongoing TuTh 1-4p $30/hr By appt To schedule an appointment call 541-682-5318 No tutoring Nov 26

Urban Homesteading See pages 42-43.

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Wellness See pages 88-89.

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Senior Activities

Trips Dates

Day Time

Title

Charge Page

Meet At

Sep 10

9a-5p

Jon’s Fall Adventure Mystery Trip

$41

Campbell

Sep 17

8:45a-5p

Frugal Fun in Newport

$29

Campbell

Sep 24

7:30a-5p

Whale Watching Tour

$105

Pete Barn

Sep 26

9a-5p

Colors of Fall Plant Festival

$45

Campbell

Oct 6

9:30a-1:30p

Green Island Tour

$16

Campbell

Oct 10

8:30a-6p

Sisters Harvest Faire

$54

Campbell

Oct 13

9:30a-2:30p

Willamette Confluence Tour

$16

Campbell

Oct 16

9a-5p

Jon’s Fall Adventure Mystery Trip

$41

Campbell

Oct 17

10a-6p

Philomath Open Studios Art Tour

$56

Pete Barn

Oct 23

9a-3p

Fall Leaf Peepers to Shotgun Creek

$39

Campbell

Nov 5

9a-4p

Land of the Umpqua Tour

$43

Campbell

Nov 17

9a-3p

Belknap Hot Springs

$38

Pete Barn

Nov 19

11:30a-5:30p

Thyme Garden Fall Salmon Celebration $30

Campbell

Dec 3

12:30-9p

Holiday Lights at Shore Acres

$49

Campbell

Dec 4

9a-3:30p

Douglas County Craft Fair

$38

Pete Barn

Dec 11

9a-5p

Storm Watching in Yachats

$41

Campbell

Tropical Costa Rica w/Collette

Varies

Campbell

May 29-Jun 6, 2027 Overnight Spotlight on Tuscany w/ Collette

Varies

Campbell

Sep 15-Oct 4, 2027 Overnight

Varies

Campbell

Apr 4-13, 2027 Overnight

Australia to New Zealand w/Collette

Jon’s Fall Adventure Mystery Trip ■3

Whale Watching Tour ■3

Back by popular demand! Are you ready for new discovery and a sense of mystery? Join Jon, one of Recreation’s �inest drivers as he takes you on an adventure through backroads, nooks and crannies and hidden spots that he has discovered though his years of driving through Oregon. Bring your sense of adventure and money for lunch and treats.

Set sail on a chartered excursion for an unforgettable encounter with the giants of the sea. Experience the thrill of spotting whales and other marine life in the natural habitat near Depoe Bay while learning fascinating facts from knowledgeable guides. Includes ticket price.

Meet at Campbell Community Center Sep 10 Th 9a-5p Oct 16 Th 9a-5p

$41 #37351 $41 #37352

Frugal Fun in Newport ■2 A trip where you get to choose your own fun day that’s sure to give you plenty of choices. Explore old town Newport and the docks. Enjoy a fresh seafood lunch or bring your own. The choices are up to you in this low-cost trip. Purchase your own lunch. Meet at Campbell Community Center Sep 17 Th 8:45a-5p

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$29 #37230

Meet at Petersen Barn Community Center Sep 24 Th 7:30a-5p $105 #37602

Colors of Fall Plant Festival ■3 This late season gala brings glowing surprises in the garden that are seldom seen! Unique offerings chosen for fall planting and winter interest will be featured for this celebration of season. Tour three distinct garden nurseries that each feature something special and promises beauty and inspiration. Purchase your own lunch and plants. Meet at Campbell Community Center Sep 26 Sa 9a-5p

$45 #37377

Senior Activities Tours of the Willamette Confluence Preserve & Green Island ■1 Join McKenzie River Trust and Friends of Buford Park for bus tours of the Willamette Con�luence and Turtle Flats near Mount Pisgah, and Green Island north of Coburg. Explore river habitats and conservation efforts with guided walks. Accessible for those unable to walk long distances. Bring lunch, water, weather gear and binoculars. An ADA restroom is available midway. Meet at Campbell Community Center Green Island Tour Oct 6 Tu 9:30a-1:30p Willamette Confluence Tour Oct 13 Tu 9:30a-2:30p

$16 #37049 $16 #37052

Sisters Harvest Faire ■3 The Sisters Harvest Faire has been a tradition for more than 40 years. With more than 180 craft vendors to shop and peruse, you may �ind the perfect gift for someone or yourself. It is sure to be a wonderful day with live music and delicious food to choose from. Shop to your heart’s content. Purchase your own fun. Meet at Campbell Community Center Oct 10 Sa 8:30a-6p

$54 #37229

Philomath Open Studios Art Tour ■3 Mingle with local artists from Philomath and surrounding areas in their home studios and at participating wineries. Learn what inspires them and how they create amazing works. See where the magic happens and �ind that special piece that just must come home with you. Some studios may not be immediately accessible by bus and may require some walking. Purchase your own lunch. Youth under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Meet at Petersen Barn Community Center Oct 17 Sa 10a-6p $56 #37102

Fall Leaf Peepers to Shotgun Creek ■3 Your day starts with a breakfast treat stop amongst the maple leaves at Shotgun Creek Park where you will have time to wander and explore. Then it is over the Coburg Hills and back roads ending up for lunch on your own at The Point restaurant which overlooks Foster Reservoir. Hopefully nature cooperates and fall splendor will be in full view. Purchase your own lunch. Meet at Campbell Community Center Oct 23 F 9a-3p

$39 #37378

Senior Activities Land of the Umpqua Tour ■3 Travel south to the “Land of the Umpqua” with a stop at the Umpqua Valley Museum. Learn about the history of the area and see Oregon’s largest natural history collection and other exhibits. After lunch in the historic train depot, it’s off to taste the wines of the region. Then of course, an Umpqua ice cream stop on the way home. Purchase your museum admission ($5) and own food. Meet at Campbell Community Center Nov 5 Th 9a-4p

$43

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Meet at Campbell Community Center Dec 3 Th 12:30-9p

$49

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Douglas County Craft Fair ■3 Shop handmade for the holidays! Explore unique creations from talented Oregon artisans and makers at this annual fair.

Belknap Hot Springs ■2 Nestled along the banks of the McKenzie River, Belknap Hot Springs offers mineral-rich pools surrounded by gardens, forest trails and mountain views. Enjoy a relaxing day unwinding in the steaming springs and picnicking by the river. If you want to soak in the springs, bring a swimsuit, towel and $12. Meet at Petersen Barn Community Center Nov 17 Tu 9a-3p $38 #37604

Thyme Garden Fall Salmon Celebration ■3

Meet at Petersen Barn Community Center Dec 4 F 9a-3:30p $38 #37606

Storm Watching in Yachats ■2 The 804 Trail is the perfect place to watch the waves during high tide. Starting at Yachats State Park, the trail provides expansive ocean vistas as you walk along on a level path. If it’s really stormy, you can tour by bus. Lunch is on your own in Yachats where you can pick from several options. Meet at Campbell Community Center Dec 11 F 9a-5p

Experience this beautiful event when the salmon come back to their spawning grounds to complete their life cycle while starting a new one. Start with appetizers and beverages followed by a walkabout to see the salmon spawning in our streams and hear the details of our salmon restoration projects. Then you will return to a cup of warm soup, followed by our four-course herbal dinner. This event will occur indoors except for the salmon walk. Tickets to this event are $60 due the morning of trip to Campbell Center. Meet at Campbell Community Center Nov 19 Th 11:30a-5:30p

Holiday Lights at Shore Acres ■3 The shimmery glow of 300,000 holiday lights awaits you as you tour the magni�icent Shore Acres Holiday Lights. See leaping frogs, undersea gardens, lighthouses and other animated sculptures. An early dinner is planned at a local seafood restaurant. Purchase your own dinner.

$30 #37353

$41 #37375

Tropical Costa Rica with Collette Tours ■3 Explore lush forests and stunning waterfalls, exotic wildlife and endless coastlines. Visit San Jose, a coffee plantation, Guanacaste, Monteverde Cloud Forest, Arenal Volcano, Zarcero and take a Lake Arenal boat cruise. Optional fourday, three-night Jungle Adventure Tour Extension available. Cost includes round-trip airfare from Eugene, taxes, hotel, transfers, nine days and 14 meals. For more information or to register, call Diane at 541-682-6392. Register through Campbell Community Center. Apr 4-13, 2027 Single $4,249, Double $3,574 No out-of-district fees Book now and save $50; for bookings after Oct 5, call for rates Reserve with a $698 deposit; final payment due Jan 5, 2027 Trip insurance available for $549 All rates are per person and subject to change Presentations at Campbell Center, see below

Spotlight on Tuscany with Collette Tours ■3 Rolling landscapes, savory wines, authentic food and stunning architecture. Unpack once in the single stay spa resort in Montecatni Terme, Italy. Journey to visit the famous leaning tower of Pisa, enjoy a city walking tour of Florence, embark on a guided tour of Lucia City, visit the historic Tettuccio Spa and taste the wines and fresh food that make Tuscany famous. Cost includes round-trip airfare from Eugene, taxes, hotel, transfers, nine days and 10 meals. For more information or to

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Senior Activities register, call Diane at 541-682-6392. For complete itinerary go to gateway.gocollette.com\link\1461501. Register through Campbell Community Center. May 29-Jun 6, 2027 Single $5,899 Double $5,599 No out-of-district fees For bookings after Nov 23, call for rates Reserve with a $698 deposit; final payment due Feb 28, 2027 Trip insurance available for $599 Optional three night Rome pre-tour extension available All rates are per person and subject to change Presentations at Campbell Center, see below

Australia’s Outback to New Zealand’s South Island with Collette Tours ■3 Bask in the tropical getaway of Cairns and snorkel at the Great Barrier Reef. Tour the Sydney Opera House. Experience the vast landscapes and tranquility of the outback bush country. Have a champagne toast at the base of Uluru Rock. See Fitzroy Gardens and a city tour of Melbourne. Soak up the picturesque bay and the snowcapped mountains of Queensland. Hike through the foothills of Mount Cook National Park. Visit Willowbank Wildlife Reserve and get close and personal with koala bears, wallabies, Tasmanian devils and platypus. For more information call Diane at 541-682-6392. Register through Campbell Community Center Sep 15-Oct 4, 2027 Single $12,899, Double $10,990 No out-of-district fees Book now and save $300; for bookings after Mar 17, call for rates Reserve with a $698 deposit; final payment due June 17, 2027 Trip Insurance available for $769

All rates are per person and subject to change Presentations at Campbell Center, see below

Collette Trip Presentations The Collette representative has all the details and answers all your questions. Your next adventure awaits. For more information call Diane at 541-682-6392. Campbell Community Center Tropical Costa Rica, Spotlight on Tuscany and Australia’s Outback to New Zealand’s South Island Sep 22 Tu 9:30a-12p Free #37386 Nov 24 Tu 9:30a-12p Free #37387

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Senior Health & Fitness Dancing Through the Decades Ages 30+

Bicycling Bike Riding for Fun & Fitness Bike riders depart rain or shine from Campbell Community Center for in-town rides. Helmets are required, but weekly attendance isn’t. Electric bikes are welcome to join. Rides vary in length and time depending on ability. Meet at Campbell Community Center Ongoing W 10a-12p No ride Nov 11

Free Drop-in

Dance Work out to great world music and learn the basics of belly dancing. This class is aimed at seniors with modi�ications for injuries or dif�iculty with balance. Classes emphasize posture and stretching to avoid injury, muscle isolation for improving strength and repetition for a balanced workout.

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Campbell Community Center Instructor: Hollie Roman Oct 2-Dec 18 F 2-3p No class Nov 27

$77 #37383

Expressive Dance

Belly Dance for Seniors, Beginning

Campbell Community Center Instructor: Sarina Sep 10-Oct 22 Th 10-11a Oct 29-Dec 17 Th 10-11a

Let’s dance our way through the past and into the present with popular melodies and dance crazes that have de�ined each era, spanning an array of styles. Woven into our routines are low-impact cardio, healthy stretching and rhythmic coordination that will exercise our brains and bodies, increasing physical stamina and cognitive function. Dance is the body’s poetry set to music, and we’ll have so much fun moving and grooving that we may even forget we’re exercising.

$49 #37027 $49 #37029

Develop movement skills that make everyday movement easier, while you develop artistic expression through creative movement and dance.Drawing from ballet and modern dance, we will explore our own movements and make our own dances accompanied by music from around the world. Explore your movement creativity in this safe, supportive class that leads to better movement in every moment of your life. Hilyard Community Center Instructor: Kate Cleary Sep 8-22 Tu 10-11:15a Oct 20-Nov 17 Tu 10-11:15a Dec 1-22 Tu 10-11:15a

$42 #37236 $42 #37237 $42 #37238

Senior Health & Fitness Folk Dance with a Flair Ages 30+ This is an open invitation to try international folk dancing. Learn and enjoy dances from all around the world. Stay young and keep �it. No experience required. New dancers are always welcome. No partner needed. Campbell Community Center Ongoing M 1-2:30p Term fee $7 or drop-in fee $0.50/day No class Sep 7, Dec 21

Drop-in

Line Dance Line dancing is good exercise for your brain, can help with balance and is low impact on your joints. Meet new people and have fun while exercising to a variety of music. Wear loose, cool clothing and shoes that will slide on the �loor. No partner necessary. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Savannah Sturgill Beginner Oct 5-Dec 7 M 4:30-5:30p Improver Oct 5-Dec 7 M 3-4p

$70 #37024 $70 #37022

Tap Dance Learn the basics of modern tap with drills and short dances in this fun and easy class. Open to movers of all ages regardless of ability. The focus is on fun exercise to music.

Chair Zumba This shorter and lower impact version of the popular Zumba class format still has all the funky music and jamming moves. If you struggle with stamina, mobility or balance, but still like to get your groove on and your heart pumping, this class is for you. All ages and abilities welcome. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Khalila Charles Sep 18-Nov 6 F 9:15-10:15a Nov 2-Dec 18 F 9:15-10:15a No class Nov 27

Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Jay Hall-Schnurrpusch (she/they) Sep 14-Dec 14 M 9:30-10:45a $90 #37161 No class Oct 26, Nov 23

Campbell Community Center Instructor: Khalila Charles Sep 16-Oct 28 W 9-10a Nov 4-Dec 23 W 9-10a No class Nov 11

Land Fitness

Sheldon Community Center Instructor: Khalila Charles Sep 14-Nov 2 M 10-11a Nov 9-Dec 28 M 10-11a

Better Bones & Balance Designed to improve bone health, muscular strength and balance, this class includes strength training, aerobic exercise and �lexibility and balance movements. Fitness levels from beginner to intermediate are welcome. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Yvette Jernberg Oct 1-Dec 17 Th 9:45-10:45a Oct 1-Dec 17 Th 3-4p Modified Oct 1-Dec 17 Th 11a-12p No class Oct 29, Nov 26

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$49 #37033 $49 #37034

$60 #37275 $60 #37276

Try Chair Zumba for Free Registration is required. Campbell Community Center Sep 9 W 9-10a

Free #37032

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Senior Health & Fitness Fight Back with Neuromuscular Exercise This class is ideal for people with neuromuscular challenges (Parkinson’s, mild stroke, multiple sclerosis, etc.) that may cause loss of balance and coordination. We engage the brain and body to encourage more �luid, balanced movement and improve strength, agility and gait. Those who need assistance should bring a personal support worker or care provider. Hilyard Community Center Instructor: Megan Patrignelli Oct 1-29 TuTh 2-3p Nov 3-24 TuTh 2-3p

$67 #37242 $52 #37243

Fitness to Regain Independence Keep and maintain your mobility including safely getting to the ground and back up again. Work on your strength and mobility to continue quality of life. We will move to music, practice through obstacle courses and help motivate each other gaining con�idence in everyday scenarios. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Bev Young Sep 9-Oct 23 WF 11a-12p

$98 #37666

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Strength & Balance Defeat the loss of bone density while you improve balance and increase your strength and energy. This class is a more advanced version of Healthy Bones Fitness and includes standing and �loor exercises. Campbell Community Center Instructor: TBD Aug 31-Dec 14 M 3-4p $105 Sep 2-Dec 16 W 1:30-2:30p $105 No class Sep 7, Nov 11 Instructor: Max Sakari Sep 1-Dec 15 Tu 10:15-11:15a $105 Sep 3-Dec 17 Th 10:15-11:15a $105 No class Nov 24, 26

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Senior Health & Fitness Octopus Rhythmwork This yoga ball drumming program offers a low-impact workout packaged as musical fun. Each class offers a wide variety of music and takes participants through a series of rhythmic patterns and movements. No musical experience is required, just bring a sense of play and a willingness to connect with others through music. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Octopus Rhythmworks, Claudia Paige, certified health RHYTHMS facilitator & Senior Care Music Specialist Sep 21-Oct 19 M 2:30-3:30p $50 #37174 Nov 2-Dec 7 M 2:30-3:30p $50 #37175 No class Nov 23

Parkinson’s & Table Tennis Table tennis has been shown to improve motor symptoms of Parkinson’s and increase movement, hand-eye coordination and strength. Plus, it’s fun and a great way to meet others. Sessions are speci�ically for those with symptoms of Parkinson’s. Bring a family member or friend. Hilyard Community Center Oct 6-Dec 29 Tu 12-1:45p $0.50/day Drop-in

Personal Training Invest an hour with a certi�ied personal trainer and realize the difference a stronger, healthier body can make. Whether you want to lose fat, gain strength or increase your cardiorespiratory endurance, our experienced trainer will design a personalized, basic exercise regime for you and show you how to effectively use the Fitness Center equipment. Register to reserve a spot for one hour of certi�ied personal training. You will be contacted by the instructor to schedule a time and date that works for your schedule. Sheldon Pool or Echo Hollow Pool Instructor: Chuck Griffith Sep training Oct training Nov training Dec training

$65 $65 $65 $65

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Weight Training Ages 14+ Learn how to weight train safely and effectively. Weight training increases strength and power, helps with weight loss and is important for long-term health. Get your �itness journey started the right way. Register to reserve a spot. Echo Hollow Pool & Fitness Center Instructor: Chuck Griffith Sep 21-Oct 14 MW 4:45-5:30p Oct 19-Nov 18 MW 4:45-5:30p Nov 23-Dec 16 MW 4:45-5:30p Sep 21-Oct 14 MW 5:45-6:30p Oct 19-Nov 18 MW 5:45-6:30p Nov 23-Dec 16 MW 5:45-6:30p Sep 22-Oct 15 TuTh 4:45-5:30p Oct 20-Nov 19 TuTh 4:45-5:30p Nov 24-Dec 17 TuTh 4:45-5:30p Sep 22-Oct 15 TuTh 5:45-6:30p Oct 20-Nov 19 TuTh 5:45-6:30p Nov 24-Dec 17 TuTh 5:45-6:30p No class Nov 11, 26 Instructor: TBD Dec 1-17 TuTh 6:30-7:15p Pool admission fees apply, see page 58 Register to reserve a spot

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$153 #37198

Balance & Flow Martial Arts Formerly called Seated Martial Arts. Boost your balance, coordination and brain health in this fun, rhythm-based movement class. Using light training sticks, you’ll practice �lowing patterns that cross the body’s centerline and require both hands to move independently. This unique coordination work stimulates communication between the right and left brain hemispheres, creating a powerful cognitive workout that builds new neural pathways. Perfect for people managing Parkinson’s, neurological conditions or mobility challenges, all exercises can be done safely while seated or standing. Hilyard Community Center Instructor: Jeff Campbell Sep 2-30 W 1-2p Oct 7-28 W 1-2p Nov 4-25 W 1-2p Dec 2-30 W 1-2p No class Nov 11

$30 $30 $22 $37

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Qigong Qigong is a self-healing art that combines movement and meditation. Regular practice can reduce stress, establish balance and integrate the mind, body and spirit. This practice is best known for a focus on breathing and is used as a healing exercise. The Amazon classes are held outside, weather permitting. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Cialin Mills-Ostwald Beginning Oct 6-Nov 3 Tu 11:30a-12:15p $35 #37643 Nov 10-Dec 8 Tu 11:30a-12:15p $35 #37644 Intermediate Oct 6-Dec 8 Tu 12:30-1:15p $70 #37645 Campbell Community Center Instructor: Mariah Carter Sep 14-Nov 23 M 12:30-1:30p No class Sep 21

Amazon Community Center Instructor: Kyle Ripka Beginning Sep 14-Oct 26 M 10:45-11:45a Nov 9-Dec 21 M 10:45-11:45a Sep 16-Oct 28 W 10:45-11:45a Nov 18-Dec 23 W 10:45-11:45a Intermediate Sep 14-Oct 26 M 9:30-10:30a Nov 9-Dec 21 M 9:30-10:30a Sep 16-Oct 28 W 9:30-10:30a Nov 18-Dec 23 W 9:30-10:30a Campbell Community Center Instructor: James Moffat Beginning Sep 21-Nov 30 M 9:30-10:30a Intermediate Sep 23-Dec 2 W 9:30-10:30a No class Nov 11

$42 $42 $42 $36

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Tai Chi Fundamentals $70 #37016

Tai Chi This ancient Chinese art uses round, �lowing movements combined with calmness and inner balance. Learn a series of slow movements that promote health, balance, �lexibility

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and reduced stress. The class includes proper form, body alignment, breathing, energy cultivation and energy awareness.

The class will explore basic warm-up and qigong exercises, Tai Chi Principles and forms, body alignment, breathing, energy cultivation and awareness. El instructor es bilingüe en español y inglés. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Jon Clark Sep 6-Oct 11 Su 8-9:30a Nov 1-Dec 20 Su 8-9:30a

$63 #37205 $84 #37206

Senior Health & Fitness Tai Chi & Qigong

Walking Stick for Self Defense

Campbell Community Center Instructor: Dennis Soper Sep 15-Nov 19 TuTh 2-3p

$140 #37580

Try Tai Chi & Qigong for Free Registration is required. Sep 10

2-3p

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Hilyard Community Center Instructor: Jeff Campbell Sep 2-30 W 2:15-3:15p Oct 7-28 W 2:15-3:15p Nov 4-25 W 2:15-3:15p Dec 2-30 W 2:15-3:15p No class Nov 11

$37 $30 $22 $37

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Women’s Self Defense Ages 10+ No-nonsense, high-probability techniques focused on realworld survival. Quickly become comfortable with skills that place you in a stronger position to defend yourself during an unsafe encounter. A major emphasis is placed on situational awareness, because avoiding danger is always the best outcome. You’ll learn how to easily develop awareness and apply it in everyday life to prevent or escape unsafe situations. Echo Hollow Pool & Fitness Center Instructor: Jeff Campbell Sep 21-Oct 28 MW 4:15-5p Nov 2-Dec 16 MW 4:15-5p No class Nov 11

$84 #37110 $90 #37121

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Sports

Walking

Try Pickleball

Walk ’n’ Talkers ■3 /■4 See activity levels on page 92

Get a taste of the rules and how to play one of the fastestgrowing sports out there in these 2-hour sessions. Registration required; equipment provided.

This self-led group walks 3-5 miles at a quick pace. The route varies and may have hills or rough pavement. The group walks rain or shine, year-round and departs at 9 a.m. sharp. You may want to bring coffee money for a stop along the way. Dress for the weather.

Cal Young Middle School, 2555 Gilham Road Oct 4 Su 5-7p $10 Oct 18 Su 5-7p $10 Nov 8 Su 5-7p $10 Nov 15 Su 5-7p $10 Dec 6 Su 5-7p $10 Dec 13 Su 5-7p $10

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Indoor Pickleball Open Sessions Reserve a time slot to play pickleball indoors. Each participant needs to register. Some racquets and balls available for use. All sessions are open to all skill levels. Cal Young Middle School, 2555 Gilham Road Oct 4 Su 5-7p $5 7-9p $5 Oct 11 Su 5-7p $5 7-9p $5 Oct 18 Su 5-7p $5 7-9p $5 Oct 25 Su 5-7p $5 7-9p $5 Nov 1 Su 5-7p $5 7-9p $5 Nov 8 Su 5-7p $5 7-9p $5 Nov 15 Su 5-7p $5 7-9p $5 Nov 22 Su 5-7p $5 7-9p $5 Dec 6 Su 5-7p $5 7-9p $5 Dec 13 Su 5-7p $5 7-9p $5

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Meet at Campbell Community Center Ongoing F 9a-12p No walk Nov 27, Dec 25

Free Drop-in

Water Fitness See pages 52-53.

Wellness Veterans Mindful Drumming Mindful drumming is an enjoyable way to relieve stress while fostering connections. It promotes mental health, enhances relaxation, focus and healing, creating a welcoming environment for both Veterans and current service members. The instructor served in the Marines 1970-76 and the Marine Reserves 1982-88. He has been drumming for over 20 years with history in shamanic drumming and Warrior Beat through Veterans Affairs. Sheldon Community Center Instructor: Allen Truesdale Sep 8-Dec 29 Tu 3-4p

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Anytime Anywhere Meditation This class offers a practical introduction to meditation techniques designed to help participants cultivate mindfulness and resilience in their daily lives. Learn accessible meditation practices that can be integrated into any lifestyle, regardless of prior experience or cultural background. Participants will learn how to navigate stress and anxiety through simple yet effective techniques that promote awareness, compassion and inner peace. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Andrea Loreto, Pienavita Institute Nov 2-30 M 5-6:30p $95 #37018

Community Sound Bath Join us for an immersive sound bath experience. Through singing bowls, gentle percussion and soothing harmonics, participants are invited to relax deeply and release the stress and noise of daily life. Bring your mat and blanket.

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Senior Health & Fitness Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Gary Merrill Sep 12 Sa 10-11:15a Oct 17 Sa 10-11:15a Nov 14 Sa 10-11:15a

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Somatics: Your Body as Your Compass Campbell Community Center Instructor: Claudia Rogron, Somatic Coach

Somatics Workshop: Finding Peace & Comfort This workshop explores somatics and how we can �ind peace in our own minds and comfort in our own skin. Learn more at luminabodymind.com. Oct 21

5-6p

$8 #37028

Somatics 1: Staying Calm This experiential course includes movement, meditations, playful interactive exercises and journaling. Learn more at luminabodymind.com. Oct 26-Nov 18 No class Nov 11

5-6p

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Somatics 2: Energetic Boundaries This experiential course includes movement, meditations, playful interactive exercises, and journaling. This second course will also add an exploration of �ive survival energy patterns. Learn more at luminabodymind.com. Nov 23-Dec 16

5-6p

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Your Best Year Yet This workshop follows the 10-question framework of “Your BestYearYet,” and incorporates other methods to help you identifywhat you want toaccomplishin the new year.You’ll have a new perspective on where you are headed in 2026as we talk aboutaccomplishments and disappointments, limitations, learnings and values, roles,goalsand actions moving forward. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Charlotte Young, PhD Nov 4-Dec 9 W 5:30-7p No class Nov 11, 25

$49 #37393

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Sheldon Community Center Instructor: Judy Ulibarri Oct 7-Nov 18 W 9-10a Nov 25-Dec 30 W 9-10a No class Nov 11

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Chair Yoga Feel better through movement. Experience release from stress and fatigue through this gentle yoga approach designed to accommodate people with physical limitations. This class is taught while you are sitting in a chair. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Paul Simon Sep 10-Oct 29 Th 10:30-11:30a Nov 5-Dec 31 Th 10:30-11:30a No class Nov 26 Campbell Community Center Instructor: Melody Carr Sep 9-Dec 2 W 3-4p No class Nov 11

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Senior Health & Fitness Sheldon Community Center Instructor: Judy Ulibarri Oct 7-Nov 18 W 10:30-11:30a Nov 25-Dec 30 W 10:30-11:30a No class Nov 11

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Chair Yoga with Qigong Feel better through gentle yoga postures and Qi movement exercises while seated. Experience release from stress and fatigue through this gentle yoga approach. Qigong is included to nourish joints, soften the mind and bring meditative focus.

Hilyard Community Center Instructor: Mariah Carter Sep 17-Nov 12 Th 6:15-7:30p No class Oct 29

Campbell Community Center Instructor: Mariah Carter Sep 18-Nov 20 F 12:30-1:30p

Modified Yoga $70 #37015

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Santa Clara Park Phase 1 Completed September 2025

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Six years into bond implementation 35 of 38 bond-funded projects are complete or underway.

The levy keeps parks safer, cleaner and greener by funding park maintenance and the park safety team. In 2025 the park safety team won an award for their efforts.

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Senior Outdoor Activity Level Ratings 1 Little walking. OK for those with walkers, wheelLevel ■ chairs or walking difficulties. 2 Moderate walking. Similar to that at a shopping Level ■ center or large museum. 3 Walking of 1-2 miles (1-1.5 hours), as on a walking Level ■ tour of gardens or the zoo. May be steps or hills. 4 Walking of 3-6 miles on moderate trails. May be Level ■ rough, hilly or at higher altitude. Access to medical help may be limited. 5 Long hikes of 5+ miles. May be very rough, hilly or Level ■ high altitude. Access to medical help may be limited.

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Canoeing, Kayaking & Rafting Siltcoos River Flatwater Kayak Paddle this unique water trail on the coast starting in the lake and moving through the dunes. Equipment and leadership will be provided. Meet at Campbell Community Center Sep 11 F 9a-5:30p

$70 #37059

Mercer Lake Kayak Mercer Lake, just north of Florence, is a well-protected and pleasant destination. You’ll explore the arms of the lake while learning new skills and seeing new scenery. Meet at Campbell Community Center Sep 24 Th 9a-5:30p

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Senior Outdoor McKenzie River Raft Explore the beautiful McKenzie River from Finn Rock to Helfrich Landing. The scenery is spectacular, the water is crystal clear and the rapids are thrilling. Designed for active older adults who aren’t afraid to get wet, have fun and can paddle. Bring water, lunch, shoes that can get wet and extra clothes. Meet at Campbell Community Center Oct 2 Th 9a-5p

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Clear Lake Big Canoe Paddle our 29-foot Spirit of Eugene canoe across this crystalclear lake. Explore the springs that are the headwaters of the McKenzie River and an underwater forest. Stop for ice cream and to see Sahalie Falls on the way home. Meet at Campbell Community Center Oct 9 F 9a-5:30p

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North Fork Siuslaw Kayak Enjoy a paddle on the wildlife-rich North Fork Siuslaw River. Start east of Florence and paddle with the tide toward the main river as you explore the riverbank and islands. The trip won’t go through rapids, but paddlers will experience wind, waves and current. Bring clothing and shoes that can get wet, lunch and water. Campbell Community Center Oct 12 M 9a-5:30p

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Hiking Bobby Lake Hike ■4 Take the trail through stands of mountain hemlock in the Willamette National Forest and end at Bobby Lake with Maiden Peak in the background. This hike is around 4.5 miles with gentle grade. Meet at Campbell Community Center Sep 30 W 9:30a-4:30p

$55 #37097

Clear Lake & Belknap Hot Springs ■4 Enjoy a fall color hike around the crystal-clear water and giant trees of Clear Lake. This hike has little elevation gain but is a longer 4.6-5 miles around the lake. After Clear Lake, take a break and soak in the natural warm mineral waters at Belknap Hot Springs or continue your hiking exploration. Bring $12 and a swimsuit if you want to soak in the springs. Meet at Campbell Community Center Oct 21 W 8:30a-5:30p

Fish Lake Remount Depot Hike ■4 The Fish Lake area in the Willamette National Forest was long used by Native Americans, travelers along the Santiam Wagon Road in the late 1800s and as a headquarters for the Santiam National Forest in the 1920s. Explore the historic buildings and surrounding forest on foot. Expect 4 miles of hiking. Meet at Campbell Community Center Nov 3 Tu 9:30a-4:30p

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Fall Beach Hike ■4 The beach can be surprisingly sunny or invigoratingly stormy on a fall day. Either way, you’ll enjoy a day at the coast walking 2-3 miles at the water’s edge. Bring rain gear – it’s Oregon after all. Meet at Campbell Community Center Nov 18 W 9a-5p

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Special Interest Salmon Watch at Carmen Smith ■2 Led by the Middle Fork Willamette Watershed Council in partnership with the McKenzie Watershed Council. Carmen Smith Spawning Channel is located off the McKenzie River near Trailbridge Reservoir. Expect a short walk on a gravel road to the site. We hope to see spawning salmon, but they are not always on our time schedule. Meet at Campbell Community Center Sep 22 Tu 11a-5:30p

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Native Plant Nursery Work Party All ages

Blood Drive with the American Red Cross Ages 16+

Join us in stewarding native plants in Eugene’s many urban restoration projects. Improve habitat and water quality for our city, and work amongst �lowers, birds and butter�lies. No experience necessary. For more information or to register, contact Kelsey Irvine at kirvine@eugene-or.gov.

Join us for an American Red Cross blood drive and help save lives in our community. Your donation can make a signi�icant difference for those in need – and yes, we have cookies. To schedule an appointment visit redcrossblood.org and enter “eugenerecreation” in the “Find a Blood Drive” �ield. Amazon Community Center Oct 6 Tu 10a-3p

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Campbell Center Landscaping Ages 18+ Help us keep the grounds around Campbell Center looking fresh and clean. Join our group for light weeding and landscaping. Bring your garden gloves and kneeling pads. Campbell Community Center Sep 10 Th 9a-12p Oct 15 Th 9a-12p

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Hendricks Park Rhododendron Garden Work Party All ages Learn gardening techniques and meet fellow garden enthusiasts at this weekly work party. Or, just be willing to grab a tool and dive in. No experience is required, but all kinds of help is needed. In partnership with the Friends of Hendricks Park, this lively volunteer group helps yearround. For more information or to register, contact Cait Wisbeski at cwisbeski@eugene-or.gov. Hendricks Park, Summit Avenue & Skyline Boulevard Ongoing Tu 9a-12p Free

Hendricks Park Native Plant Garden Work Party All ages Join our work party every Thursday in the native plant garden at Hendricks Park. Learn about the Willamette Valley native plants and their uses while supporting the garden’s continued growth. Beginner and experienced gardeners welcome. Tasks vary by season. For more information or to register, contact Kelsey Irvine at kirvine@eugene-or.gov.

Alton Baker Native Plant Garden, 538 Day Island Road Ongoing F 1-4p Free

Owen Rose Garden Work Party All ages Share your passion for roses and gain hands-on experience in year-round care of perennial shrubs. Depending on the season, help us weed, prune and deadhead a variety of roses to keep Eugene’s iconic botanical garden looking beautiful. Meet at the gazebo wearing weather appropriate clothing and sturdy shoes. No experience necessary. For more information or to register, contact Cait Wisbeski at cwisbeski@eugene-or.gov. Owen Rose Garden, 300 N. Jefferson Street Ongoing W & F 9a-12p Free

Trashy Tuesdays Willamette River Cleanups All ages Float the river to help clean the urban riverbanks. Reserve a seat in a raft or bring your own boat. Personal �lotation devices will be provided with registration and are required for all participants. To register or for questions contact Luke at lukestuntz@willametteriverkeeper.org or visit willamette riverkeeper.org/event-calendar. Meet at River House Outdoor Center Ongoing 2nd Tu 8:30a-12:30p

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Trees for Troops This fall, support our riparian natural areas and join your neighbors and the community to plant new trees. This is a family-friendly event and no experience is necessary. Bring closed toe shoes, work gloves and water. Instructions, tools and supplies provided. To register or for questions contact Joe Waksmundski at jwaksmundski@eugene-or.gov. Location TBD Nov 11

9a-12p

Free

Hendricks Park, Summit Avenue & Skyline Boulevard Ongoing Th 1p-4p Free

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Español Las investigaciones demuestran que la recreación bene�icia nuestro cuerpo y mente, ya que ayuda a crear nuevas conexiones neuronales, manteniéndonos con una mente alerta y jóvenes. Nuestra misión es ofrecer oportunidades de recreación a todos los residentes de Eugene para mantener mentes alertas y cuerpos fuertes, utilizando nuestras tres piscinas y siete centros comunitarios. Eugene Rec ofrece una gran variedad de programas y servicios, desde los campamentos para chicos en el Centro Comunitario Petersen Barn hasta excursiones para personas mayores en el Centro Comunitario Campbell. Cualquiera que sea tu interés, tenemos un lugar para ti. Puedes encontrar más información en español en GetRec.org/actividades o llamando al 541-682-6891.

Cómo Inscribirse Todos los programas y clases de Eugene Rec se pueden ver en línea en español y en más de 120 idiomas adicionales. Para ver lo que ofrecemos para jóvenes, adolescentes, adultos y mayores, visita GetRec.org/register y haz clic en “Select Language” (Selecciona Spanish), mira la esquina inferior derecha de tu pantalla.

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• En línea: Si te has inscrito anteriormente con nosotros, asegúrate de tener a mano tu información de inicio de sesión. ¿No sabes si tienes una cuenta? Visita GetRec.org/register (para español clic en “Select Language” en la esquina inferior derecha de la página, selecciona “Spanish”) y has clic en “Login/Crear Cuenta”, luego selecciona “Iniciar sesión con correo electrónico” y clic en “¿Se te olvidó tu contraseña?” Si tienes una cuenta, te llegará a tu correo electrónico la información para poder iniciar sesión. ¿Necesitas crear una cuenta? Visita GetRec.org/register y clic en “Login/Crear Cuenta”, luego selecciona “Crea tu cuenta Eugene Rec”. • Por teléfono: Para ayuda en inglés llama al centro de recreación que ofrece la actividad o para español llama al 541-682-6891. Ten a mano tu número de Visa o Master Card. • En persona: Visita cualquiera de las sucursales. Las inscripciones están abiertas continuamente, se reciben en orden de llegada, y son para todos sin importar si vive dentro o fuera de la ciudad de Eugene. Inscríbase temprano; muchas clases se llenan rápido. Las clases se pueden cancelar si no hay su�iciente gente inscrita. Algunos programas de Recreación estarán en la lotería del 20 al 24 de agosto. Más info: GetRec.org/loteria.

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Políticas Requisitos Mínimos de Clase Para cubrir los costos del programa, se requiere un mínimo de participantes. Regístrese temprano; las clases y actividades se cancelarán 2 a 5 días antes de la fecha de inicio si no se alcanza el mínimo requerido. Si su actividad se cancela por baja inscripción, se le noti�icará y se emitirá un reembolso.

Política de Retiro/Reembolso Las solicitudes de retiro y reembolso deben realizarse en la instalación que patrocina la actividad. Todos los retiros de actividades recreativas, incluidos los campamentos, están sujetos a un cargo por retiro del 25%, con un mínimo de $10. Se cobrará una tarifa de retiro por cada actividad. Si se retira de la actividad, se otorgará un reembolso, excluyendo la tarifa de retiro, si se solicita siete (7) días hábiles o más antes de la primera sesión. No se otorgará reembolso a solicitudes realizadas con seis (6) días hábiles o menos. Si necesita retirarse de un campamento, debe solicitarlo con 21 días hábiles o más antes del primer día del campamento. No se otorgará reembolso a solicitudes realizadas con 20 días o menos. Si el campamento no se paga en su totalidad antes de la fecha límite, el participante será dado de baja y perderá el depósito. Si necesitamos cancelar una actividad, no se cobrará tarifa de retiro. Los reembolsos se prorratearán para las clases ya asistidas. No se otorgará reembolso si el participante no se presenta. No se otorgará reembolso de costos de ligas deportivas ni de viajes que requieran el pago por adelantado de boletos de reserva o costos de entrada.

Acuerdo de Liberación de Responsabilidad Con la excepción de viajes especí�icos, el departamento de recreación de la ciudad de Eugene no proporciona cobertura de seguro médico para sus participantes. En consideración si desea participar, cada participante debe reconocer que existen riesgos inherentes en cualquier tipo de actividad y debe aceptar asumir esos riesgos en su propio nombre, liberando y manteniendo indemne a la Ciudad, sus o�iciales o agentes de todas las reclamaciones por lesiones o pérdidas sufridas al estar participando. Todas las clases son en inglés. Para información en español llama al 541-682-6891.

Un acuerdo adicional de liberación de responsabilidad, �irmado por el participante o tutor, puede ser necesario para participación en algunas actividades. Las fotogra�ías, videos y audio de los participantes en los programas o servicios de recreación pueden ser utilizados por la ciudad de Eugene en cualquier medio (por ejemplo, publicaciones impresas, redes sociales, etc.) para �ines publicitarios, sin compensación ni permiso. La inscripción y/o el pago de cualquier registro será considerado una admisión de acuerdo con los términos establecidos anteriormente.

Programa de Becas Eugene Rec ofrece un número limitado de becas individuales a aquellos que viven en la ciudad de Eugene. Las solicitudes están disponibles en noviembre de cada año para el próximo año (del 1ro de enero al 31 de diciembre). Las solicitudes están disponibles en GetRec.org/recbecas o en cualquier instalación de Eugene Rec. Si desea obtener más información sobre las becas de Eugene Rec llame al 541-682-5654 (inglés) o 541-682-6891 (español).

Recargo para los que Viven Fuera de la Ciudad Aquellos que no viven dentro de los limites de la ciudad de Eugene pagan un recargo del 25% por cada actividad a la que se registre y también por cada alquiler.

Permisos de Uso Especial para Programa al Aire Libre La ciudad de Eugene opera bajo un permiso de uso especial emitido por el Servicio Forestal de los Estados Unidos para los bosques nacionales de Deschutes, Siuslaw, Umpqua y Willamette; y bajo un Permiso Especial de recreación otorgados por la O�icina de Gestión de Tierras del noroeste de Oregon y por el distrito de Prineville. La ciudad de Eugene provee servicios de recreación al aire libre con igualdad de oportunidades.

Alquiler de Instalaciones de Parques y Recreación Explora más de 100 instalaciones de Parques y Recreación en Eugene para que encuentres tu nuevo parque o centro comunitario favorito. GetRec.org/actividades

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Ubicaciones Para información en español llama al 541-682-6891. 1 Centro Amazon ●

2700 Hilyard St. Bus: #28, 81

El Centro Comunitario Amazon ofrece una variedad de oportunidades para chicos, adultos, familias y mayores de edad, incluyendo clases de arte y cerámica para la familia, excursiones de un día, campamentos de verano, clases de acondicionamiento �ísico para mantenerse saludable, conciertos al aire libre y otros programas para seguir aprendiendo durante toda la vida. 2 Piscina Amazon ●

2600 Hilyard St. Horario: Llama

Bus: #28, 81

Abierta desde mayo hasta octubre, la Piscina Amazon es un área grande al aire libre que cuenta con tres piscinas, dos toboganes de agua, un trampolín para clavados, jacuzzi, arenero, concesiones y muchos carriles para nado libre. La piscina ofrece horarios especí�icos para la recreación, natación familiar y el uso de carriles también ofrece clases de natación. 3 Centro Campbell ●

155 High St. Lu 8:30a-7p Bus: #1, 66, 67 Ma-Vi 8:30a-4:30p

El Centro Comunitario Campbell ofrece clases, actividades, grupos de socialización semanales, excursiones y grupos de apoyo para adultos. Cuenta con un taller de carpintería totalmente equipado y es un punto de partida perfecto para salir de paseo usando el Sistema de Senderos de Ruth Bascom Riverbank. 4 Piscina y Gimnasio Echo Hollow ●

1655 Echo Hollow Road Horario: Llama Bus: #40

La Piscina Echo Hollow cuenta con una piscina cubierta de 25 yardas, una piscina al aire libre de 25 metros y una piscina de actividades con mucho espacio que tiene un jacuzzi, baloncesto acuático, juegos de agua y un tobogán de agua. La piscina ofrece horarios especí�icos para la recreación, natación familiar y el uso de carriles para nado libre también ofrece clases de natación y de acondicionamiento �ísico en el agua. Tiene un gimnasio que incluye tanto equipo cardiovascular como pesas. 5 Graham Field House ●

2190 Polk St.

Graham Field House alberga nuestros programas de Atletismo y Empoderamiento Juvenil. Atletismo ofrece ligas deportivas recreativas y competitivas para adultos, mientras que Empoderamiento Juvenil trabaja con socios comunitarios para brindar actividades de enriquecimiento para jóvenes.

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2580 Hilyard St. Lu-Vi 9a-5:30p

Bus: #28, 81

El Centro Comunitario Hilyard es la sede de Recreación Adaptada, y ofrece programas recreativos, educativos y sociales durante todo el año para pequeños, adolescentes y adultos con discapacidades. La instalación, totalmente accesible, está también disponible para todo el mundo. 7 Cabaña Lamb ●

En el parque Skinner Butte Horario: Llama

La Cabaña Lamb se encuentra en medio del Parque Skinner Butte y tiene vista al río, ofreciendo un espacio íntimo para bodas, reuniones y encuentros. Incluye una cocina y un patio. 8 Centro Petersen Barn ●

870 Berntzen Road Lu-Vi 9a-5p Bus: #40

El Centro Comunitario Petersen Barn ofrece programas para preescolares y clases para pequeños, adolescentes y adultos. La propiedad incluye un área de juegos, campos deportivos y un sendero para bicicletas. 9 Centro River House ●

301 N. Adams St. Bus: #40, 52

El Centro de Actividades al Aire Libre River House ofrece una gran cantidad de actividades al aire libre, incluyendo senderismo, ciclismo, escalada en roca, esquí, patinaje en monopatín, navegación y mucho más. 10 Centro Sheldon ●

2445 Willakenzie Road Bus: #66 y 67

El Centro Comunitario Sheldon ofrece una gran variedad de oportunidades para chicos, adultos, familias y mayores de edad, incluyendo clases de salud y acondicionamiento �ísico, excursiones, clases de arte, clases de baile, aprendizaje temprano, campamentos de verano y programas extracurricular después de la escuela para grados K-5. 11 Piscina y Gimnasio Sheldon ●

2443 Willakenzie Road Horario: Llama Bus: #66 y 67

La Piscina Sheldon cuenta con tres piscinas cubiertas, incluyendo una de 25 yardas, una piscina profunda que se usa para aeróbicos acuáticos de poco impacto y una piscina nueva de agua tibia. La piscina ofrece horarios especí�icos para la recreación, natación familiar, natación para bebés y uso de carriles para nado libre, además de clases de natación y de acondicionamiento �ísico en el agua. El gimnasio incluye tanto equipo cardiovascular como pesas.

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303 Willamette St. Bus: #1

585 Crest Drive

La Casa Shelton McMurphey Johnson es una casa victoriana de 7,000 pies cuadrados, propiedad de la Ciudad de Eugene y operada como un museo que muestra la vida de los años 30. 13 Centro del Parque Washington ●

2025 Washington St. Horario: Llama Bus: #36

El Centro Comunitario del Parque Washington es el núcleo de algunos de los Programas de Empoderamiento Juvenil de Eugene Rec.

La Granja Familiar Wayne Morse es una casa histórica disponible en alquiler para reuniones, bodas, reuniones familiares y otros eventos especiales. También está disponible para su alquiler el prado de al lado y un área de picnic con acceso limitado a la cocina. 15 Parque de Patinaje WJ + Urban Plaza ●

Entre Washington Street y Jefferson Street en First Avenue, debajo del puente I-105 6a-1a diario Bus: #51

El Parque de Patinaje WJ es el parque de patinaje cubierto e iluminado más grande del país, diseñado pensando en usuarios tanto principiantes como expertos. El parque puede ser alquilado para eventos y competiciones.

Campos de Deportes Contáctanos para usar los campos deportivos al aire libre y los campos de césped arti�icial que comparten el distrito escolar y la ciudad de Eugene. GetRec.org/actividades

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Servicios Adaptados ¡Participa! Los programas adaptados Rec están diseñados para personas con discapacidades a partir de los 14 años en adelante, a no ser que se indique de otra manera. Las clases y las actividades están estructuradas para distintos niveles de capacidad. Los programas adaptados de Rec necesitan inscripción. Antes de asistir, se debe llenar un formulario de información. Las tarifas no incluyen el costo de las comidas y admisión, a no ser que se indique de otra manera. Para más información, llama al 541-682-6891. ¿Tienes Preguntas? Los nuevos participantes deben llamar antes de inscribirse a los programas. El personal está disponible para hablar sobre los recursos y las actividades recreativas. También están disponibles los Especialistas Certi�icados en Recreación Terapéutica para responder a preguntas sobre las actividades adecuadas para ti, para un miembro de tu familia o para una persona bajo tu cuidado. Todas las clases son en inglés. Para información en español llama al 541-682-6891.

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Participación Haremos el esfuerzo para acomodar a cada persona de manera razonable. Sin embargo, si la conducta de una persona presenta peligro o riesgo �ísico de lastimarse a sí misma o a los demás, lo podríamos retirar de los programas. Los Trabajadores de Apoyo Personal pueden asistir a los programas. Estos trabajadores deben inscribirse a los programas. Inscribirte, llamando al 541-682-6891. Servicios Inclusivos El personal de Rec de Eugene se compromete a hacer todos los esfuerzos razonables para asegurar que todas sus instalaciones, programas y servicios sean accesibles y que toda persona pueda utilizarlos. Las personas con discapacidades pueden participar en cualquiera de los programas de Recreación de la Ciudad de Eugene si cumplen los requisitos de edad, prerrequisitos, etc. Si se necesita apoyo adicional para una participación exitosa en los programas de Recreación de Eugene, el personal utiliza el proceso de Servicios Inclusivos para determinar modi�icaciones a los programas y/o a los planes de apoyo individual que mejor se adapten a los participantes. Para iniciar el proceso de Servicios Inclusivos, favor de hacer tu solicitud al inscribirte en persona o por teléfono con por lo menos dos semanas de anticipación. Para más información y/o si tienes preguntas sobre los Servicios Inclusivos, favor llamar al 541-682-6891 o escribe a recadaptive@eugene-or.gov.

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Acceso y Equidad La División de Recreación de la Ciudad de Eugene se esfuerza por ofrecer oportunidades acogedoras para todos. Eugene Rec se compromete a asegurar que sus programas sean accesibles e inclusivos para todas las personas, sin importar su edad, discapacidad, identidad de género, estatus migratorio, origen nacional, raza, religión, orientación sexual o situación socioeconómica. La ciudad de Eugene se compromete a apoyar “the Americans with Disabilities Act” (Ley de Estadunidenses con Discapacidades) y proporcionará las modi�icaciones necesarias para que todos puedan participar en los programas de Eugene Rec. Los siguientes servicios están disponibles con aviso previo. Algunas solicitudes pueden tardar hasta dos semanas. Las impresiones de letra grande y grabaciones digitales están disponibles con aviso previo. Una vez que se hace el pedido, podemos ofrecer cinco o menos copias de letra grande. Los autobuses accesibles con elevador para silla de ruedas están disponibles para las actividades que ofrecen transporte en autobús. Por favor haga su solicitud al registrarse ya que la demanda de uso es muy alta. El autobús se reserva por orden de llegada. Secciones en braille de publicaciones grandes (como por ejemplo esta sección de la Guía de Recreación) la podemos tener disponible con aviso previo. Tenemos lectores disponibles por teléfono o en persona. Un

miembro del personal le leerá cualquier secciónes de cualquier publicación solicitada. Tenemos intérpretes de lenguaje de señas disponible para clases o presentaciones si se pide con aviso preaviso. El equipo de asistencia auditiva está disponible para clases, eventos y presentaciones culturales con aviso previo. Tecnología adaptada en la biblioteca: Monitores de 27 pulgadas, teclado con letras grandes, mesas y pantallas ajustables, programas de computación que agrandan las letras, JAWS (lector computarizado) y una impresora Braille. Si tiene más preguntas, llame a Recreación Adaptada al 541-682-6891 (español) o 541-682-5311 (TTY) (inglés).

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Natación en Familia Todas las edades

Horarios e Información Los horarios de las piscinas, incluyendo las horas de servicio y los cierres, se actualizan regularmente en GetRec.org/piscinas.

Natación para Bebés 0-2 años con adulto Los niños menores de 3 años y sus adultos pueden disfrutar

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Pase de 30 Días

Pase de 90 Días

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Los peques deben estar dentro del agua acompañados de un adulto. La entrada no está incluida en la inscripción de la clase. Por favor, compra tu pase para ingresar.

Chicos (3-17)

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$48

$116

Adultos (18+)

$46

$59

$143

Mayores (60+)

$40

$48

$116

Familia*

$20

$99

$119

$286

Todas las entradas requieren una tarifa de admisión para 3+ años. Menores de 2 años gratis con adulto pago. Pases cuestan 25% sin domicilio en Eugene. *Cargos adicionales para más de 5 personas. Política de pañales para nadar: Todas las instalaciones de natación de la ciudad de Eugene requieren pañales de natación con elásticos alrededor de las piernas y la cintura para aquellos que no saben usar el baño.

Español Nado Recreativo Todas las edades Horarios de recreación y natación abiertos para todas las edades. Los niños que midan menos de 4 pies deben estar acompañados por un adulto de 18 años o mayor (un adulto por niño) o ser capaces de pasar una prueba de natación. La capacidad de Mini-Rec será limitada y algunos espacios podrán no estar disponibles. La entrada no está incluida en la inscripción de la clase. Por favor, compra tu pase para ingresar.

Nado Libre 13+ años Sin importar cual sea tu nivel, ¡tenemos un carril para ti! Hay carriles disponibles para nadadores lentos, medios y rápidos. Los niños de 12 años o menos deben estar acompañados de un adulto y deben estar nadando en el carril.

Entrenamiento Individual 13+ años Espacio en la piscina para nadar o hacer ejercicio solo.

Gimnasio Nuestros gimnasios ofrecen equipos cardiovasculares, como máquinas de correr y escaladoras, y también tenemos pesas para trabajar grupos de músculos especí�icos. Para poder usar los centros de ejercicio primero debe tener una orientación, si usted ha utilizado nuestro centro anteriormente el formulario de consentimiento �irmado por usted debe estar en los archivos. Si usted nunca ha utilizado la instalación, tiene que �irmar el formulario de consentimiento. Abierto para adultos de 18 años o más.

• Los jóvenes de 16 a 17 años deben tener en archivo un formulario de consentimiento �irmado por un tutor. • Los jóvenes de 13 a 15 años deben tener en archivo un formulario de consentimiento �irmado por un tutor y deben tener un adulto presente. • Los jóvenes de 12 años o menos no pueden usar el gimnasio.

Spas Tenemos spas en las tres ubicaciones de las piscinas.

Todas las clases son en inglés. Para información en español llama al 541-682-6891.

¡VOLUNTARIADO BILINGÜE!

¡Oportunidades DIVERTIDAS con Recreación Adaptada de la ciudad de Eugene!

Haz un voluntariado para compartir tus habilidades y crear olas de éxito con chicos y adultos con discapacidades mientras aprenden y se divierten. Pregunta o Aplica

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Lecciones de Natación Las piscinas de la Ciudad de Eugene ofrecen clases de natación del Star�ish Aquatics Institute, una agencia de capacitación y certi�icación de seguridad en el agua reconocida internacionalmente, con sede en los Estados Unidos y programas disponibles en todos los continentes. Los cursos Estrellitas Bebés y Estrellitas Peques introducen a bebés y niños pequeños al agua en un ambiente divertido y amoroso. La Escuela de Natación desarrolla una base de habilidades de natación y seguridad con un enfoque en la

autoconservación. La Escuela de Estilos mejora la técnica y la resistencia en natación. Registrarse es fácil: solo elige según la edad de tu hijo y los días y horarios que mejor te convengan. Para la Escuela de Natación y la Escuela de Estilos, en la primera sesión el personal evaluará y asignará a los estudiantes a la clase adecuada (blanco, rojo, amarillo, azul o verde, ver más abajo). Todos nuestros instructores están certi�icados y listos para ayudar a tu hijo a alcanzar sus metas de natación. Si tienes pregunta llama al 541-682-5333. Para más detalles, visita GetRec.org/piscinas.

Estrellitas Bebés 6-18 meses Estrellitas Bebés enseña habilidades de seguridad y supervivencia en el agua a los adultos acompañantes, fomentando un aprendizaje positivo y amoroso para el niño. El objetivo es capacitar a los padres o cuidadores con métodos que los preparen y ayuden a formar hábitos de seguridad en el agua, los cuales se convertirán en habilidades de autoconservación y natación cuando el niño esté listo en su desarrollo. Los bebés deben usar pañales de natación reutilizables con ajuste elástico, ver página 102.

Estrellitas Peques 18-36 meses Estrellitas Peques fortalece la con�ianza del adulto acompañante del niño al enfocarse en habilidades de seguridad y supervivencia en el agua. El objetivo es capacitar

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Escuela de Natación 3-13 años Los cursos de Escuela de Natación se centran en habilidades básicas para desarrollar la e�iciencia y la seguridad en la natación. • Blanco: Preparación para el agua • Rojo: Posición corporal e intercambio de aire • Amarillo: Movimiento hacia adelante y cambio de dirección • Azul: Estilos básicos y respiración lateral • Verde: Habilidades en el agua

Escuela de Estilos 3-13 años Los cursos de Escuela de Estilos son para nadadores que están desarrollando técnicas efectivas y resistencia. • Blanco: Estilo libre y espalda • Rojo: Espalda elemental y estilo de lado • Amarillo: Mariposa • Azul: Pecho • Verde: Resistencia/Condición �ísica

Natación para Adolescentes 14-17 años Esta clase está diseñada para estudiantes adolescentes de todos los niveles. Te enseñaremos según tu nivel, no importa

si eres principiante sin experiencia o si buscas perfeccionar tus habilidades. No hay prerequisitos.

Natación para Adultos 18+ años Esta clase está diseñada para estudiantes adultos de todos los niveles. Te enseñaremos según tu nivel, no importa si eres principiante sin experiencia o si buscas perfeccionar tus habilidades. No hay prerequisitos.

Clases Privadas/Semi-Privadas 3+ años Las clases privadas uno a uno ofrecen atención individualizada para los nadadores. Para obtener información sobre las opciones de clases semiprivadas, llama al 541-682-5333 (inglés) o al 541-682-6891 (español).

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