Eugene Rec Winter 2021 Guide

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Adapting & innovating for the new year We’ve heard you say it. Heck, we’ve said it. 2020 has just been the worst.

Well, you can forgive us for lapsing during the tougher moments, but we really don’t believe that.

2020 has been difficult, sure, but we here at Eugene Rec are usually optimistic about the future.

We want to make the best of every situation. So when 2020 gave us a global pandemic in the spring we took a moment to gather ourselves and then dove headlong into the work that needed to be done to keep providing our community with the programming and services they have come to rely on us for.

Then in September, when the wildfires brought smoke and heartache to our community, our staff once again rose to the challenge, marshaling forces to help drive evacuees to safe care centers and opening our doors for smoke respite and donation drop off. Helping people is just what we do.

This difficult year has challenged all of us but it has also given us new insight into what matters most, and we have doubled down on providing opportunities for us to connect with you. We are offering even

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more virtual classes and finding creative ways for our beloved classes to go on, even as the weather drives all of us indoors where we have to limit gathering sizes. We’ll make do, we always have.

But if you truly are looking forward to 2021 for a reset, you can bet we have something to give you the fresh start you’re needing. We still have great fitness classes and opportunities to learn a new language or learn a new craft. We are still offering programming for youth and ways for all of us to get outside. Oh, and we will be unveiling renovations at two of our facilities that we’re thrilled about.

As 2020 closes we are grateful for an opportunity to reflect and reset. COVID-19 won’t magically be gone on Jan. 1, so the work continues, but we’ll be right there with you, every step of the way.

Adventure. Community. Happiness.

WINTER 2021 JAN • FEB • MAR

Rec Facilities

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How to Register

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COVID Protocols

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Adaptive

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Youth Ages 0-18 Activities Early Learning

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Aquatics

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Adult & Senior Ages 18+ Activities Health & Fitness Sports Leagues Outdoor Stay Connected!

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

Cover photo by Ben Schorzman

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Ways to Support

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Volunteer

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Policies

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Access & Equity

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The Spring Rec Guide will come out in early March 2021

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Rec Locations 1 Amazon Community Center ●

5 Hilyard Community Center ●

2700 Hilyard St., Eugene 97405 Ph: 541-682-5373 Hours: 8a-5p M-F Fx: 541-682-5367 Bus: #28, 73

2580 Hilyard St., Eugene 97405 Ph (voice/TDD): Hours: 9a-5:30p M-F 541-682-5311 Bus: #28, 73 Fx: 541-682-5460

2 Amazon Pool (seasonal) ●

Hilyard Community Center

2600 Hilyard St., Eugene 97405 Ph: 541-682-5350 Schedule: See pages 22-23 Fx: 541-682-6366 Bus: #28, 73

6 Lamb Cottage ●

3 Campbell ● Community Center

Outdoor Sports Fields

Re-opening winter 2021, see pages 20-21 155 High St., Eugene 97401 Ph: 541-682-5318 Bus: #1, 66, 67 Fx: 541-682-6386 4 Echo Hollow Pool & ● Fitness Center

Amazon Community Center

Re-opening spring 2021, see pages 20-21 1655 Echo Hollow Rd., Eugene 97402 Ph: 541-682-5525 Bus: #40 Fx: 541-682-8193

Happy Holidays Wishing you and your loved ones a new year filled with health and happiness.

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In Skinner Butte Park Ph: 541-682-5318

Located throughout the city Ph: 541-682-5409 Fx: 541-682-5367 7 Petersen Barn ● Community Center

870 Berntzen Rd., Eugene 97402 Ph: 541-682-5521 Hours: 9a-5p M-F Fx: 541-682-8192 Bus: #40

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11 Shelton-McMurphey● Johnson House

301 N. Adams St., Eugene 97402 Ph: 541-682-5329 Hours: 10a-2p M-F Fx: 541-682-6319 Bus: #40, 52

smjhouse.org/about/rentals 303 Willamette St., Eugene 97401 Ph: 541-484-0808 Bus: #1 Fx: 541-984-1314 Also see page 61

9 Sheldon Community Center ●

2445 Willakenzie, Eugene 97401 Ph: 541-682-5312 Hours: 8a-5:30p M-F Fx: 541-682-6332 Bus: #66 & 67 10 Sheldon Pool & ● Fitness Center

2443 Willakenzie, Eugene 97401 Ph: 541-682-5314 Schedule: See pages 22-23 Fx: 541-682-6344 Bus: #66 & 67

12 Spencer Butte Challenge ● Course

Off Willamette St., south of 50th Ave. Ph: 541- 682-5329 Fx: 541-682-6319

Sheldon Community Center

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2025 Washington St., Eugene 97405 Ph: 541-682-5373 Bus: #36 14 Wayne Morse Family Farm ● & Park

585 Crest Dr., Eugene 97405 Ph: 541-682-5380 Also see page 19 River House Outdoor Center GetRec.org

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COVID-19 risk levels will affect class offerings At the beginning of December, the Governor ordered a new county-by-county restrictions framework to contain the spread of COVID-19. As of Dec. 15 Lane County is at the “Extreme Risk” level and is likely to remain so into 2021. The Oregon Health Authority reviews and adjusts the risk levels every two weeks.

We have evaluated all of our offerings to determine what we can safely offer and what needs to be changed to a virtual setting or postponed until we are at a lower risk level.

In this issue of the Rec Guide you will find orange markers ( ) next to programs that could be canceled if Lane County continues at the “Extreme Risk” level.

As always, for the most current information about which programs are available, please visit our website.

Here are some other important things to know as we head toward the end of the year: ■ Regardless of Lane risk level we continue to offer childcare. Registration opened Dec. 15. See pages 18-19.

■ Pool access will be limited but Aquatics staff is still registering for activities in January. Registration will begin at noon on Dec. 29. See pages 22-23.

■ Our facilities remain closed to the general public; anyone signed up for a program or childcare will have access to our facilities during those program times.

■ For virtual classes, registrants will be sent a link in advance. Internet access is needed for these classes.

We will continue to work hard to communicate about changes to our programs and facility closures.

How to Register Three Easy Ways to Register

Rec Participant Card Now Required

Addresses and phone numbers for all facilities are on pages 4-5.

We are now requiring all participants to get a free participant card before registering for an activity. The card will allow you to quickly and easily check in when you arrive at Rec programs and activities – similar to the pool pass we have offered for years. It takes just a minute to sign up, is free and does not require any additional personal information.

• Online: If you have registered with us before, make sure you have your login information.

Not sure if you have an account? Visit our online registration 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 our online registration 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: In-person registration is closed. If you need to pay by cash or check call to arrange a drop-off registration.

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

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Using the participant card will help to free up staff time and resources for more programming, as logging attendance was previously a manual, time-intensive process for staff.

The participant card is unrelated to COVID-19, but it does allow us to inform you if we learn that you have been in a program or activity with someone who has fallen ill. If a program participant or Lane County Public Health lets us know that someone is exhibiting signs of COVID-19, we will be able to quickly and easily view the attendance list of others in the program and let them know they may have been exposed. We will not release any information to others about your attendance, we will only use this information to contact you directly.

You can sign up for your card online, and �inish the process when you next visit a program or center. We will just need to take your photo and print your card.

COVID Protocols Eugene Rec’s �irst priority is the safety of our patrons while taking a class or spending time at any of our facilities. Staff have worked in conjunction with the broader City of Eugene reopening effort to develop the necessary protocols to safely host community members. Our programs follow City, county and state guidelines and best practices from the CDC, the Oregon Health Authority and Lane County Public Health.

Below you’ll �ind information on what to expect when attending a Eugene Rec program, but it isn’t an exhaustive list. For more detail on what the City is doing, visit our website. We acknowledge that Oregon Guidelines are subject to change, and this document is a point in time and may be revised as new guidelines are provided.

Sanitation All staff have been trained in proper sanitation techniques.

Before reopening, all facilities were thoroughly cleaned and strict sanitation protocols were put into place. Hard to clean furniture and surfaces were removed and replaced with easier to clean items. Unnecessary equipment and furniture were moved to storage to allow for physical distancing and to cut down on cleaning time.

Face Coverings

Each facility has a sanitation checklist of the areas and surfaces that must be cleaned and the frequency with which these cleanings occur. High-traf�ic areas and high-touch surfaces are cleaned frequently throughout the work day.

Based on the Governor’s orders, Eugene Rec programs follow the following requirements:

Health Checks

• Face coverings are required for all individuals ages 5 and up in indoor public spaces. Face coverings are required in outdoor spaces when 6 feet of distance can’t be maintained.

Adjustments to face covering policies may be made to follow different Oregon Health Authority sector speci�ic guidelines outlined for programs such as aquatics, childcare and camps.

• Individuals who have a medical condition that makes it hard to breathe or a disability that prevents the individual from wearing a mask, face shield or face covering can request an accommodation to enable full and equal access to services, transportation, and facilities open to the public.

• All staff are required to wear facial coverings in publicly accessible or shared indoor spaces and outdoor spaces where physical distancing can’t be maintained.

Patrons are greeted at or near the front reception desk of each Rec facility and asked to sign in for contact tracing.

They are asked whether they or anyone they’ve been in contact with have had any symptoms of COVID-19 in the past 72 hours; if they answer yes they will be asked to not enter the facility.

Patrons and staff are not permitted to attend programs if they have had known exposure to COVID-19 or anyone in their household has recently had an illness with fever or a new cough. They should remain home for at least 10 days after illness onset and until 72 hours after fever is gone, without use of fever reducing medicine, and COVID-19 symptoms (fever, cough, shortness of breath, and diarrhea) are improving. Staff or participants who have a cough that is not a new onset cough (e.g. asthma, allergies, etc.), are not excluded from programs.

Facility Rentals

Physical Distancing Each Eugene Rec facility went through an audit to determine its maximum capacity under the new state guidelines.

Markings, signage and physical barriers have been set up around each facility to direct traf�ic �low and to ensure proper physical distancing.

We ask all patrons who enter our facilities to respect others and maintain the proper 6 feet of distance.

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State guidelines allow up to 100 people in an event venue as long as safe operating procedures are followed. Some Eugene Rec facilities may have additional limits for the number of people. Patrons who rent Eugene Rec facilities are required to limit the number of people in attendance, maintain physical distancing, adhere to face covering requirements, and ensure that attendees have not recently experienced symptoms or been exposed to COVID-19.

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Adaptive Get Involved!

Adaptive Rec programs are designed for people with disabilities, and are for ages 18+, 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 541-683-5311.

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 (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, please discuss your request upon registration in person, over the phone or online at least two weeks in advance.

For additional information and/or questions regarding Inclusion Services, please call 541-682-5311 or email recadaptive@eugene-or.gov.

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, please call 541-682-5311 or email recadaptive@eugene-or.gov.

Adaptive In accordance with the Governor’s Risk and Protection Framework guidelines, classes with an orange icon ( ) can’t be held if the county remains at the “Extreme Risk” level. If the county’s level drops to “High” or “Moderate” these classes will be allowed to proceed. For the best, most up-to-date information, please go to our registration website.

For virtual classes, registrants will be sent a web link in advance.

Internet connection is required to access these classes.

Bicycling Adapted Bike & Equipment Services

Martial Arts Adaptive Karate

All ages

Treating others with love and reverence through adaptive karate. Sensei Stephens has been serving the adaptive community by means of karate since 2015. Join him to see how karate can enrich your everyday life. No experience required. Learn more online.

Demo: Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities This demo day is designed for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

All ages

Adaptive Recreation Services maintains a unique �leet of adaptive equipment, including all-terrain wheelchairs and bikes such as recumbent trikes, 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 our website.

Hilyard Community Center Jan 23 Sa 12-2p

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Demo: Physical Disabilities This demo day is designed for people with physical disabilities.

Hilyard Community Center Jan 30 Sa 12-2p

$5 #14197

All services are at Hilyard Community Center

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.

By appointment, available M-F 9a-5p Ongoing

$5 #14175

Adapted Bike Rental Available after initial �itting or assessment.

By appointment, available M-F 9a-5p Ongoing $5/half hour #14176 $20/half day $10/hour #14177 $40/day $50/weekend

Music Karaoke Join us online for karaoke night! Designed for people with disabilities and their friends and family.

Virtual Jan 12-Mar 30

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Disability Educational Sessions

All ages

Each third Wednesday of the month Adaptive Rec will offer a virtual educational presentation related to disability or disability support for families and caregivers. Designed for people with disabilities and their supports.

Virtual Jan 20 Feb 17 Mar 17

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6:30-7:30p 6:30-7:30p 6:30-7:30p

Free #14044 Free #14045 Free #14046

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Youth Activities Eugene Rec has always been there to help parents �ind ful�illing after-school opportunities and to provide safe places for you to take your child. This has been even more important since March 2020 when COVID-19 restrictions forced schools online and put limits on gatherings. Luckily our team is full of creative people who love solving problems.

Throughout the summer and fall they tested and tried new things to �ind what works. This winter’s offerings are no different.

Child safety and parent peace of mind are the foundations of our programming. In addition to ongoing training in CPR/ First Aid and curriculum and behavior management, all our staff has received additional training around COVID-19 safety protocols.

Even with new guidelines, our core principles for providing youth activities to our community haven’t changed. With staff’s guidance, your child will discover the world around them through social interaction, learning and play. Amazon, Petersen Barn and Sheldon community centers all provide rich opportunities for kids across a variety of interests.

We want your child to grow with Eugene Rec, so you’ll �ind a progression of offerings that start when they’re little and continue into the teenage years. The programs on the

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following pages offer a wide variety of activities for youth ages 5 to 12 that encourage children to explore, think, create and feel good about themselves. When they’re older, Eugene Rec can help inspire a life-long passion to explore, learn, grow and contribute.

While our Youth offerings this winter might not be as robust as usual, we’re focused on delivering the same high quality programming you’ve come to expect from Eugene Rec.

Youth Activities In accordance with the Governor’s Risk and Protection Framework guidelines, classes with an orange icon ( ) can’t be held if the county remains at the “Extreme Risk” level. If the county’s level drops to “High” or “Moderate” these classes will be allowed to proceed. For the best, most up-to-date information, please go to our registration website.

Arts Learn basic and advanced techniques of wheel throwing, hand building and glazing. Take home your own pots and bowls to share with your family. No prior clay or pottery experience is necessary, just a willingness to try new things.

Work at your own pace.

$72 #14299

Photography, Beginning

Ages 9-14

Capture the world around you. In this class we’ll learn fundamental techniques for taking memorable pictures.

We’ll explore our environment and photograph interesting people, animals, landscapes and objects in nature. Youth will also learn basic composition, exposure and focusing.

Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Nicole Bower Jan 19-Feb 23 Tu 4-5:30p

Jan 14 Th 3-5:30p Due for return on or before Feb 12 Feb 18 Th 3-5:30p Due for return on or before Mar 12

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Learn to Ride a Bicycle

Clay Wheel Throwing & Handbuilding Ages 10-15

Amazon Community Center Instructor: Amy Graves Jan 27-Mar 17 W 3:45-5:45p

Pedal Bike Rental Multiple sizes available. Bicycle rental is for one month.

$35 #13366

Bicycling Bicycle Rental for Youth

Ages 3-17

Free bicycle rentals available for youth for up to one month.

Strider bikes for learning to ride and pedal bikes are available. Bike rentals include bike, helmet, lights and lock.

Secure storage availability required. Ask about adaptive bikes for varying abilities. Register online or for more information call the River House Outdoor Center at 541682-5329. Dates shown are for bike pick up.

Ages 4+

Learn how to ride a bike. Many sizes of bikes and helmets are available to use or bring your own. This is a free event thanks to the Safe Routes to School program and Eugene Rec. Equipment will be sanitized between uses, and please bring a mask to wear while learning. Registration is required for a one-hour time slot.

Sheldon Community Center Mar 7 Su 10-11a Mar 7 Su 11a-12p

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Dance Creative Movement

Ages 3-5

Explore rhythm, balance and awareness while exploring movement through music.

Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Jay Hall-Schnurrpusch Jan 12-Mar 16 Tu 3:15-3:45p

Pre-Ballet

$40 #13371

Ages 3-4 & 4-5

Explore all the basic ballet techniques in a fun, safe and loving setting. Your child will stretch, leap and dance down to monkey town. Students will discover their love of dance with fun creative music. Discover ballet stretches and moving creatively. The last class includes a mini-recital.

Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Jay Hall-Schnurrpusch Ages 3-4 Jan 13-Mar 17 W 9:15-9:45a Ages 4-5 Jan 11-Mar 15 M 3:30-4p Jan 13-Mar 17 W 10-10:30a No class Jan 18, Feb 15

$40 #13374 $32 #13367 $40 #13368

Pick up at River House Outdoor Center

Strider Bike Rental Strider bikes have no pedals and are great bikes to teach someone how to balance a two-wheeled bike and learn to ride. Multiple sizes available. Bicycle rental is for one month.

Jan 13 W 3-5:30p Due for return on or before Feb 12 Feb 17 W 3-5:30p Due for return on or before Mar 12

Free #13352 Free #13353

Ballet

Ages 6-9

Learn basic ballet postures while experimenting with creative movement. Emphasis will be on developing rhythm, balance and creativity.

Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Jay Hall-Schnurrpusch Jan 11-Mar 15 M 4:15-5p No class Jan 18, Feb 15

$40 #13369

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Youth Activities

Events Searching for Sasquatch Ages 16+, 5-15 with adult

It doesn’t get much more “Paci�ic Northwest” than getting together in the woods and going hunting. Some people search for mushrooms, some search for animals, and some search for … Sasquatch. Join us for a fun and family-friendly day as we learn from a local Bigfoot enthusiast. We will hear stories of �irst-hand encounters and legendary sightings, learn about what kinds of signs to look for, and how to make a footprint casting just in case you should ever stumble upon an unusual one in the woods. We will even get the chance to look at castings made from famous Bigfoot sightings in Oregon. Be prepared to walk fewer than two miles in the winter weather.

Pre-Tap Dance

Ages 4-6

This playful tap class will focus on coordination, memorization and rhythmic skills. Dancers will have fun learning a short routine to share at the end of the session.

Some tap shoes are available to borrow. Please wear comfortable clothing and come ready to have fun!

Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Jay Hall Schnurrpusch Jan 13-Mar 17 W 10:45-11:15a

$40 #13375

Tap Dance, Beginning

Ages 6-9

This class will focus on learning the fundamentals of tap as well as playing with rhythm and style. Dancers will learn a short routine to show off their new moves at the end of the session. Some tap shoes are available to borrow. Please wear comfortable clothing and come ready to make some noise!

Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Jay Hall Schnurrpusch Jan 12-Mar 16 Tu 4-5p

Modern Dance

$60 #13372

Ages 13+

This class is for all levels. We’ll cover the basic technique and fundamentals of modern dance. Explore movement in a supportive environment, while gaining �lexibility and grace.

Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Jay Hall-Schnurrpusch Jan 11-Mar 15 M 5:15-6:15p No class Jan 11, Feb 15

$48 #13370

Location TBD Instructor: Chris Minnear Feb 20 Sa 9a-12p

Trash Dash A two-part activity taking place on the same day. Participants can sign up for either the Alton Baker Clean Up in the morning, the Willamette River Clean Up in the afternoon, or both. Both events are focused on having fun while cleaning up a park at the heart of our city. If you choose to attend, you are required to follow public health precautions to keep yourself and others safe by wearing a mask, washing your hands and maintaining physical distance. Community members of all ages have an important role in slowing the spread of COVID-19.

Alton Baker Park Clean Up All ages We will meet in Alton Baker Park, get our trash bags, gloves and grabbers and head out for a muddy plog (jogging and picking up trash) through the park. There will be several routes to choose from, allowing for runners of all abilities to join in the fun. Just be prepared to get dirty! If you are interested in extending your day of cleaning up the community, check out the Willamette River Clean Up happening immediately after this event.

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Willamette River Clean Up Ages 6+ Everyone lives downstream. Keeping the banks of the Willamette River clean is a year-round task often tackled by teams of volunteers on boats. The second part of this twopart event will take place on the water. We will hop in rafts and �loat down to Alton Baker Park and stop along the way to pull trash from the islands and riverside as we go. Whether you choose one or both of these events, you are guaranteed a novel adventure even by Eugene’s eclectic standards.

Meeting Location TBD Mar 13 Sa

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Youth Activities Open Boating, Self-Guided Kayak Practice Ages 13+ Practice your paddle strokes and develop your kayak roll.

Indoor heated pool. Bring your own boat and gear. Limited kayak equipment available for an additional $5 fee. No instruction provided.

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Leadership

For more information call 541-682-5329.

Teen Court

Kayak Roll Sessions with Instruction Ages 11+ These pool sessions focus on learning the kayak roll. Price includes equipment: boat, skirt and paddle.

Sheldon Pool Jan 9 Feb 13

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4-6p 4-6p

$30 #15059 $30 #15060

Dynamic Kayak Rolling

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$30 #14217

Rough Water Kayak Rescue

Ages 11+

In kayak touring, recreational kayaking or sea kayaking, rescues are typically needed when conditions are less than ideal. This pool-based class will provide insight and techniques which focus on functional rescues in rough and challenging water conditions. Solid rescue pro�iciency regardless of conditions will allow you to explore further, have more con�idence, increase fun and be safer on the water. Kayak, paddle and skirt provided or bring your own.

Sheldon Pool Jan 16

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Members gain experience in decision making, communication and law. Help your peers by joining as a volunteer juror in our virtual court hearings, held on Thursday evenings. Jury members assign contracts to youth with police citations so they can take responsibility and move forward with new skills on a more positive path. Volunteer hours count toward school community service requirements. Please reach out for more information or to sign up for the next virtual jury training date at eswanson@eugene-or.gov or 541-285-8901.

Ages 11+

Do you have a kayak roll in a pool, but do not feel con�ident to consistently roll in dynamic water? Or perhaps you have been paddling for a while and feel your roll could be stronger and more consistent? This pool-based class focuses on techniques for rolling a kayak in dynamic water. Instructors will provide tricks and tools to help take your kayaking to the next level.

This class is meant for individuals who have had some success rolling a kayak in a pool or controlled environment. Kayak, paddle and skirt provided or bring your own gear.

Sheldon Pool Feb 6

Ages 12-17

$30 #14222

FREE Wi-Fi Most Eugene Recreation Facilitiesare nowWi-Fi hot spots.

UseWi-Fi-enabled devices to accessfree, wireless internet at: • • • • • • • • •

Amazon Community Center Amazon Pool (seasonal) Campbell Community Center Echo Hollow Pool and Fitness Center Hilyard Community Center Petersen Barn Community Center Sheldon Community Center Sheldon Pool and Fitness Center River House Outdoor Center GetRec.org

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Youth Activities Taekwondo

Ages 5-7 & 8-12

Develop a better awareness of your potential through the practice of taekwondo. This physical sport uses all the muscles and joints in the body while developing mental abilities that promote focus and self-discipline. Classes are non-combative and focus on providing the structure, knowledge and skills students will use to live a more con�ident, empowered life.

Petersen Barn Community Center Instructors: US TaeKwonDo College Ages 5-7 Jan 20-Feb 17 W 4-4:45p Ages 8-12 Jan 20-Feb 17 W 5-6p

Teen Outdoor Leadership Training

Ages 14-17

Designed to help youth develop leadership skills applicable throughout life. This training features outdoor activities and team building initiatives spread over four evening sessions at the River House and two weekend day trips (transport required). Experiential education techniques are used to build an understanding of self-awareness, group dynamics and management, communication, situational judgement and decision making, risk management, trip planning and environmental stewardship. For more information call 541682-5329. Scholarships apply.

Classroom Feb 2-23 Tu Day trips Feb 13 & 27 Sa

5:30-7:30p at the River House 9a-5p $220 #14219

Martial Arts Karate

Ages 7-11

This professionally developed program will help students improve listening skills, develop concentration and learn personal discipline and respect for others. It’s a great way to build con�idence and gain self-esteem while exercising and having fun. All patrons and staff will wear face masks, coverings or shields while in the building and during class.

The instructor will give students some tactile corrections and will use hand sanitizer between adjusting participants’ form but will otherwise maintain a distance of more than 6 feet from participants. If you want your child to maintain physical distance and to not receive manual adjustments from the instructor, as the guardian, you are welcome to come to class and help your child with their form as guided by the instructor. Not eligible for scholarship. Class will be held in person or virtually based on current health guidelines.

Sheldon Community Center or Virtual Instructor: Albert Roy Jan 29-Mar 19 F 6-6:45p

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$35 #13376 $40 #13377

Outdoor Avalanche Awareness

Ages 18+, 11-17 with guardian

This course is for anyone who enjoys the snowy backcountry via all modes of travel. This course will cover backcountry gear including beacon, shovel and probe use, tools to identify avalanche terrain and avoidance, rescue skills development, understanding avalanche reports, and introduction to basic concepts of snow science. An introductory classroom session is followed by two weekend day trips to a local snow park.

Transport is not provided. Participants are encouraged to use personal gear, but snowshoes, beacons, shovels and probes can be provided as needed.

Classroom Day trips

Jan 20 W 5:30-7p at the River House Jan 23-24 SaSu 10a-5p $170 #14214

Classroom Day trips

Feb 17 W 5:30-7p at the River House Feb 20-21 SaSu 10a-5p $170 #14215

Classroom Day trips

Mar 10 W 5:30-7p at the River House Mar 13-14 SaSu 10a-5p $170 #14216

Urban Adventure

Ages 8-10, 11-13

Urban Adventure Spring Break Week will focus on local adventures using human-powered transportation and provide safe social interactions during these challenging times. The week is designed to provide youth with dedicated time outside, away from devices and engaged in educational and physical activities. The week will include ropes course style learning, hiking, biking, forest exploration, creek exploration and more as weather allows.

Meet at River House Outdoor Center Ages 8-10 Mar 22-26 M-F 10a-2:15p Ages 11-13 Mar 22-26 M-F 9:45a-2p

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Youth Activities

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Youth Early Learning & After School Childcare

Childcare at Washington Park

Eugene Rec is offering childcare at several locations.

Children are in small stable groups in a supportive environment for play, studying and fun. Quiet space will be provided for studying and for school zoom sessions. Social distancing, masks, sanitizing protocols and health checks are all part of our safety protocols that we use daily. Experienced childcare staff are trained in COVID-19 safety procedures.

For more information call 541-682-5373.

Childcare at Amazon Amazon Community Center Jan 5-8 Tu-F 8a-5:30p Jan 11-15 M-F 8a-5:30p Jan 19-22 Tu-F 8a-5:30p Jan 25-28 M-Th 8a-5:30p Feb 1-5 M-F 8a-5:30p Feb 8-12 M-F 8a-5:30p Feb 16-19 Tu-F 8a-5:30p Feb 22-26 M-F 8a-5:30p Mar 1-5 M-F 8a-5:30p Mar 8-12 M-F 8a-5:30p Mar 15-18 M-Th 8a-5:30p

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Washington Park Center Jan 5-8 Tu-F Jan 11-15 M-F Jan 19-22 Tu-F Jan 25-28 M-Th Feb 1-5 M-F Feb 8-12 M-F Feb 16-19 Tu-F Feb 22-26 M-F Mar 1-5 M-F Mar 8-12 M-F Mar 15-18 M-Th

8a-5:30p 8a-5:30p 8a-5:30p 8a-5:30p 8a-5:30p 8a-5:30p 8a-5:30p 8a-5:30p 8a-5:30p 8a-5:30p 8a-5:30p

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Sheldon Full Day Enrichment $120 $150 $120 $120 $150 $150 $120 $150 $150 $150 $120

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Grades K-5

For students attending 4J elementary schools. Program will continue until on-site instruction resumes for 4J schools.

Some part time spots might be available. Payment due monthly. For more information call 541-682-5312.

Sheldon Community Center Ongoing M-F 8a-5:30p Flexible drop-off and pick-up times

Youth Early Learning & After School

Early Learning 2021-2022 Early Learning registration will begin in April.

Please contact the community centers for details.

Amazon Preschool

Ages 3-5

Explore art and nature at the Amazon Preschool! Children engage in arts activities building upon skills that increase dexterity and coordination while having fun. Take walks and discover the amazing world of nature. Science experiments spark the imagination. Focus is on individual early academic development with emphasis on building social skills.

Children are in small stable groups in a supportive environment for play and learning. Experienced childcare staff are trained in COVID-19 safety protocols.

Amazon Community Center 9a-12p, M-F or MWF or TuTh For more information call 541-682-5373

Petersen Barn Preschool

Ages 3-5

Through play children experience cooperation, risk and creativity as well as engage with and observe the laws and structures of their world. In our small preschool, we practice an exploration and play based learning approach using weekly themes to structure curriculum and interact with our environments.

exploration. Our teacher will lead lessons, hold show-andtells, and assist in teaching your child preschool level knowledge while also prompting at-home exploration to learn through play. SeeSaw is the website app for our virtual classroom. Let us help you �ind engaging and educational activities to keep your kid’s mind and body active!

Virtual Instructor: Shannon Madrid Jan 5-Mar 19 M-F 9a-3p No class Jan 18, 29, Feb 15

$10 #14251

Petersen Barn Community Center 9a-12p, M-F or MWF or TuTh For more information call 541-682-5521

Sheldon Community Center Preschool & Pre-Kindergarten

Ages 3-5

Developmentally appropriate curriculum is built around the emerging interests of the children. Language, literacy and mathematics are integrated into all of the children’s work throughout the day. All classrooms include hands on exploration with art, science, sensory, music and movement.

Sheldon Community Center Times and dates TBA For more information call 541-682-5312

Online Preschool Eugene Rec Kids Club

Ages 3-5

Looking to educate your preschool aged kiddo and needing some assistance? Join our online learning classroom where kids and their families can interact with activity ideas both digital and analog for some experiential and creative

Rent the historic

Wayne Morse Family Farm for your next event!

This former farm was home to the man who came to symbolize political integrity and service in the USA: Senator Wayne L. Morse. The picnic shelter is currently available for rental events of up to 17 people, and the field for 25 people, both May through October. For information, call the park office at (541) 682-5380.

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Water slide at Echo Hollow Pool

Rec bond projects taking shape Not that our community needed to be reminded, but the pandemic has shown how crucial our parks and recreation system is for our physical and mental health. We have all turned to our outdoor places and community centers since March, and we all know how important it is that we invest in our cherished spots.

Parks and Recreation have been the backdrop for much of daily life in 2020, whether connecting with

Pool shells at Echo Hollow Pool

loved ones in a physically distant way, keeping body and mind healthy by exercising in nature or dropping the kids off for childcare and summer camp.

In the two years since the passing of the Parks and Recreation Bond and Levy we have seen quite a few projects completed, and we’re thrilled that in the coming months our patrons will be able to see the fruits of our labor. In January, an expanded Campbell Community Center will open back up to the public, and in the early spring Echo Hollow Pool & Fitness Center will reopen with even more space for people to swim.

Then, after Echo Hollow opens, Sheldon Pool and Fitness Center will close for its renovation. By spring 2022, we will have renovated two of our City’s three pools.

Campbell Community Center The pandemic didn’t slow down construction crews at Campbell this summer and fall. There has been steady progress through the months and we are

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nearing the end of the project. Soon we’ll be able to unveil all the wonderful new additions and updates that have been included.

Solar panels at Echo Hollow Pool

The doubled square footage of the building will mean dedicated room for fitness classes, an updated arts room with even more space and a great hall with sweeping views of the river path and Willamette River.

Our patrons are also excited about being able to come back to Campbell. Marlene Perling, a volunteer who also takes trips with Eugene Rec, said she’s excited for Lunch Bunch to come back soon.

“It’s one of the best places for people to get to know each other and care about each other,” she says. “It’s just really good to be a part of this and see their friends and have a meal together.”

Campbell staff is also looking forward to the upgrade.

They moved back into their office space even as construction continued around them. We are still encouraging at-risk populations to stay home – which includes seniors – so it will be a slow process even after reopening, but we’ve never stopped trying to keep connected with our patrons. For the last eight months staff hosted events outside and placed hundreds of phone calls to patrons.

“The Campbell Center has done so much to keep

New meeting room at Campbell Community Center

people connected,” Perling said. “The phone calls just meant the world to them. Many people were just so secluded. I was just glad they did that.”

Stay tuned for more details for a more definitive date for reopening as well as a virtual walkthrough of Campbell.

Echo Hollow Pool & Fitness Center Forgive us if we seem over the moon about the progress at Echo Hollow Pool. It seems like every week a big new feature is put in that gets us excited.

After a lengthy outreach process, the final design from Robertson Sherwood Architects unveiled a plan for increased pool space as well as more locker room space, a large lawn and a brand-new activity pool.

The renderings were great to see, but not nearly as great as seeing these features become reality over the past months. Recently the water slide was installed in the activity pool, and the shells for all three pools in the facility were near completion. The plan is becoming a reality.

Renovations also included a new roof for the 50-yearold building and a forest of shiny solar array panels.

We’re still on schedule for project completion in Spring 2021.

Stay informed Look for updates at EUGparksandrec.org, follow us on social media or subscribe to our monthly e-newsletter.

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Aquatics In accordance with the Governor’s Risk and Protection Framework guidelines, classes with an orange icon ( ) can’t be held if the county remains at the “Extreme Risk” level. If the county’s level drops to “High” or “Moderate” these classes will be allowed to proceed. For the best, most up-to-date information, please go to our registration website.

Monthly Registration Dates Dec 29 Jan 26 Feb 23

Tu Tu Tu

12p 12p 12p

for activities Jan 3-30 for activities Jan 31-Feb 27 for activities Feb 28-Mar 27

COVID Protocols Pools will be operating in accordance with Oregon Health Authority guidelines for pools. All activities require prior registration to participate; drop-ins will not be taken.

Masks must be worn throughout the facilities unless in the pool. We recommend coming to the pool ready to swim no earlier than 5-10 minutes before your reserved time.

Lockers will not be available; please bring your belongings on the pool deck. You will need to leave the facility within 510 minutes of your reservation end time. Shower stalls will be limited so plan accordingly.

Senior Ages 60+

Adult Ages 18-59

Pool Fees

Youth Ages 3-17

For complete information please visit our FAQs.

Amazon Pool

$4.50

$5.00

$4.50

Sheldon Pool

$3.50

$4.00

$3.50

Admission Policies: Some age restrictions apply.

Children age two and under are free with a paid adult.

Swim Diapers Policy: City of Eugene swim facilities require reusable swim diapers that are elastic fitting around the legs and waist for non-toilet trained individuals. No disposable swim diapers in the water.

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Aquatics Deep Water Instructed Fitness Ages 13+ 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.

For up- to-date information please visit our website.

Activities Lap Swim Ages 13+ Individual lanes and times available for lap swimming.

Family Water Safety Classes Ages 6 months+ w/ adult

Beginner, intermediate and advanced water safety classes are available. Children registered for beginner or intermediate classes must be accompanied in the water by an adult ages 18 or older (one adult per child). Our water safety staff will teach classes from the pool deck while students practice their swimming and water safety skills in the pool.

Teen/Adult Water Safety Classes Ages 13+ Intermediate and advanced level classes available. Our water safety staff will teach classes from the pool deck while students practice their swimming and water safety skills in the pool.

Parent/Child Swims All ages Play and swim times open to all ages. Children must be registered with and accompanied in the water by an adult age 18 or older (one adult per child) or be able to pass a swim test.

On-Your-Own Fitness Ages 13+ Space can be reserved in the pool for on-your-own �itness.

Fitness Center Our �itness center offers 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 ages 16 to 17 must have a guardian signed consent form on �ile.

• Youth ages 13 to 15 must have a guardian signed consent form on �ile and must have an adult present.

• Youth ages 12 and younger are not permitted to use the �itness centers.

Rec Does Virtual Teambuilding!

You know about the Spencer Butte Challenge Course but did you know the same great facilitators also offer teambuilding programs online? We can schedule opportunities for your team to stay connected, practice collaborative and develop communication skills in a virtual environment.

Program timeframes are flexible.

Let an experienced facilitator lead your next teambuilding event.

“Even with the Zoom environment I felt Robert was still able to convey the warmth of having an in person session. I really enjoyed the group puzzle and it really revealed the group members individual strengths to bring us to the solution.”

Call 541-682-6324 for more information.

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Adult & Senior Activities

Adventure, community and happiness are three core tenets of Eugene Rec. Nowhere is this clearer than in the services we provide for our adult and senior community members.

As we mature and grow older it is important to be engaged and have a strong social network. We always strive to provide patrons with a wide mix of activities, no matter your interest.

Adult and Senior services are designed to promote and maintain health and wellbeing, enhance quality of life, strengthen support networks and recognize individual desires to remain active, productive and independent. Throughout this section you’ll �ind many of the offerings we’ve always had, including plenty of creative ways to stay busy this winter as the weather forces us indoors. We have a handful of presentations we typically offer but now in virtual settings.

It wouldn’t be a Eugene Rec guide with a healthy selection of arts classes, which our instructors have adjusted to provide safe spaces for everyone. And of course, we always have a great offering of urban homesteading classes that will help you get ready for next spring. We’re just saying, we’ve been doing sourdough since way before it became a quarantine fad.

We’re also excited for the reopening of some of our facilities this winter. You just read about the renovation and expansion of Campbell Community Center. We have limited our senior services during COVID-19 and while Campbell has been closed. We can’t wait to reopen the beloved senior center for the community. Trust us, you’ll truly be awed by the upgrade.

So peruse on. We know you’ll �ind something to engage your interests.

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Adult & Senior Activities In accordance with the Governor’s Risk and Protection Framework guidelines, classes with an orange icon ( ) can’t be held if the county remains at the “Extreme Risk” level. If the county’s level drops to “High” or “Moderate” these classes will be allowed to proceed. For the best, most up-to-date information, please go to our registration website.

For virtual classes, registrants will be sent a web link in advance.

Internet connection is required to access these classes.

Arts Abstract Painting Express your love for color and shape in this class and learn to paint with more freedom and feeling. This is not a watercolor class.

Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Jennifer Bernatz Jan 20-Mar 24 W 1-3p

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 25 pounds of clay, glazes and �irings. Students are encouraged to bring their own tools.

$120 #13310

Amazon Community Center Jan 10-31 Su 1-4p Feb 7-28 Su 1-4p Mar 7-28 Su 1-4p Jan 14-27 W 6-9p Feb 3-24 W 6-9p Mar 3-31 W 6-9p

$48 $48 $48 $36 $48 $60

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Learn how to draw with colored pencils by exploring the tools, learning different techniques and color theory and developing your artist’s eye. Class will include lectures, demonstrations, exercises and drawing. Basic drawing skills are a prerequisite.

Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Denise Zanetta Jan 20-Mar 24 F 10:30a-12:30p $80 #13550 Jan 20-Mar 24 F 1-3p $80 #13551

Craft Workshops Explore your creativity and take home �inished crafts. All supplies are included in the fee.

Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Kitty Planalp

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 25 pounds of clay, glazes and �irings. Students are encouraged to bring their own tools.

Amazon Community Center Instructor: Amy Graves Beginning Jan 25-Mar 22 M 11a-1:30p Instructor: Sandy Brown Beginning Jan 25-Mar 22 M 6-8:30p Intermediate Jan 14-Mar 18 Th 6-8:30p No class Jan 18, Feb 15

Concentrate on your own work with access to the ceramics studio, including wheel throwing, handbuilding, glaze and design. Registration is monthly for one day a week. Clay can be purchased separately. Fee includes glazes and �iring. You must have demonstrable skills and the ability to work independently in studio. No instruction available. Participants are encouraged to bring their own tools. You may only sign up for either Sunday or Wednesday because of our current space limitations.

Colored Pencil Drawing $80 #13552

Clay Handbuilding

Amazon Community Center Instructor: Amy Graves Jan 12-Mar 16 Tu 6-8:30p

Clay Arts Open Studio

Macrame Leaf Wall Hanging Use twine and a simple knot technique to make three macramé leaves for a boho wall hanging.

Feb 20

$96 #13307 $120 #13309

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Wind Chime Make a unique outdoor wind chime out of silverware and other recycled goods.

Mar 18

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Dyed in the Wool Rug Hooking Ages 50+ Create beautiful rugs through this traditional craft. For information on cost and supplies contact Carol Fegles at 541-343-5896.

Campbell Community Center Ongoing 2nd & 4th Th 9a-12:30p Membership fee

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Adult & Senior Activities Fiber Arts Guild

Ages 50+

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

Campbell Community Center Ongoing 3rd Tu 9a-1p Membership $20/year or drop-in fee $5/meeting Limited spaces for drop-in 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. The supply list will be provided in �irst class. Not a watercolor class.

Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Jennifer Bernatz Jan 25-Mar 22 M 9:30-11:30a Jan 25-Mar 22 M 12-2p Jan 19-Mar 23 Tu 10a-12p Jan 21-Mar 25 Th 10a-12p No class Jan 18, Feb 15

$64 $64 $80 $80

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Portrait Drawing, Beginning Learn to draw realistic portraits while having fun in a creative environment. This course emphasizes basic proportions and techniques of shading resulting in lifelike realism. Prerequisite: basic drawing skills.

Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Denise Zanetta Jan 19-Mar 23 Tu 12:30-2:30p

$80 #13547

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 through 15 community agencies and shelters. If you like quilting, cutting and sewing, help your community by joining this group.

Campbell Community Center Ongoing Th 12:30-4p Limited spaces for drop-in activities

Free Drop-in

Watercolor Impressions Practice and experiment with new techniques. Learn from the instructor’s demonstration each week. Work at your own pace and develop your own style of painting. Supplies will be discussed at the �irst class.

Amazon Community Center Instructor: Lois Enman Jan 20-Mar 10 W 1-4p Jan 21-Mar 11 Th 1-4p

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Community Services Campbell Center Advisory Board Meeting

Ages 50+

The monthly advisory board meeting is open to area seniors.

Campbell Community Center Jan 12-Mar 9 2nd Tu 10:30a-12p

Senior Law Service

Free Ages 60+

Senior Law Service offers free legal service to those ages 60 and older with low to modest income. Assistance provided concerning any legal matter – housing, �inancial or personal.

Campbell Community Center Ongoing Sa 9-11a Free By appt To schedule an appointment call 541-682-5318

Games Table Tennis Table tennis is the perfect game because it provides exercise, recreation and a social outlet. Play in a friendly atmosphere open to all skill levels. Each player must be registered. Single play only. Players are encouraged to bring their own paddle.

Amazon Community Center Jan 11-Mar 22 M $0.50 #14290 3 time slots are available: 12-1p, 1:10-2:10p, 2:20-3:20p Sign up by calling the center at 541-682-5373 No table tennis Jan 18, Feb 15

Presentations All presentations are free, but registration is required.

Advance Directives

Ages 50+

Complete the form “Advance Directive to Physicians” and “Appointment of Health Care Representative.” Forms are provided. The advance directive tells health care workers what level of life support and care you wish to receive.

Register early, space is limited.

Presenter: Bill Atwood, attorney Campbell Community Center Jan 19 Tu 2:30-4p Mar 16 Tu 2:30-4p

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Virtual Jan 19 Mar 16

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Adult & Senior Activities ABCs of Medicare

Ages 50+

Learning about Medicare can feel like looking into a bowl of alphabet soup. To get the coverage that’s best for you, it’s important to know your choices and understand Medicare’s four basic parts and what each cover.

Special Interest AARP Smart Driver Program

Campbell Community Center Presenter: Scott Littlejohn, licensed insurance agent Jan 25 M 3:30-4:30p Free #14294 Mar 10 W 11a-12p Free #14295

This course is designed for older 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 six-hour course.

Retirement: Making Your Money Last Ages 50+

Campbell Community Center Mar 2 Tu 9:30a-4p #14239 $20 check or cash due at start of first class, payable to AARP $5 discount to AARP members with proof of membership

There are considerations and trade-offs when developing a withdrawal strategy: working longer, spending less and delaying social security. Learn ways to plan for expected and unexpected expenses with insurance.

Campbell Community Center Presenter: Madison Stewart, financial advisor, Edward Jones Feb 8 M 4-5p Free #14307

Estate Planning

Ages 50+

A presentation and discussion on wills, trusts and designated bene�iciaries in estate planning. Register early, space is limited.

Presenter: Bill Atwood, attorney Campbell Community Center Feb 16 Tu 2:30-4p Virtual Feb 16

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Outsmart the Scammers This presentation will cover �ive common senior fraud scenarios, red �lags to keep an eye out for and resources to protect yourself.

Book Club: Searching for Solutions Join our non-�iction book club where we’ll come together, discuss and listen to each other about solutions on contemporary issues such as climate chaos, sustainable agricultural practices, incarceration and supporting the unhoused. Come learn tools and share in a facilitated conversation. Registration is required; scholarships are available. The book we will be reading is “The Botany of Desire: A Plant’s-Eye View of the World” by Michael Pollan.

In this 2001 non�iction book Pollan presents case studies that mirror four types of human desires that are re�lected in how we grow, breed and genetically engineer our plants.

Petersen Barn Community Center Jan 20-Feb 24 W 6:30-8p $15 fee includes cost of the book

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Campbell Community Center Presenter: Madison Stewart, financial advisor, Edward Jones Mar 17 W 11a-12p Free #14308

Social Gathering Newcomers Social

Amsterdam (Rhine River) Ages 50+

This is your opportunity to �ind 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.

Campbell Community Center Jan 15 F 2-3p

Free #14240

New Orleans

Costa Rica

• Amish County Getaway May 7-14, 2021 • Rhine and Moselle River Cruise Aug. 28- Sept. 7, 2021 • New Orleans Holiday Dec. 5-9, 2021 • Tropical Costa Rica Feb. 23-Mar. 3, 2022 For the latest updates and information about these incredible trips, contact Diane Sconce at 541-682-6392.

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Adult & Senior Activities Book Givers Group

Writing Your Memoir

Ages 50+

Join the group for conversation and to repair children’s books. The books are delivered to nonpro�it organizations proving shelter, food and services for families. No experience necessary, just a willingness to volunteer.

Campbell Community Center Ongoing M 10a-12p Limited spaces for drop-in activities No class Jan 21, Feb 18

Build Your Own Worm Composter

Free Drop-in

Vermiculture or vermicomposting is a fun and easy way to reduce waste and make your home garden more productive.

With just a few materials you can get started turning your table scraps into a nutrient rich soil amendment. Join us for a Zoom presentation on vermicomposting led by an OSU master gardener and composter. After the presentation, we will teach you how to build your very own worm bin.

Materials included in cost, and may need to be picked up based on current health guidelines. Class will be in person or virtual based on current health guidelines.

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Checkrite Electronics Repair

Ages 50+

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 To schedule an appointment call 541-682-5318

Love to Read Book Club

Ages 50+

Like to read? Like to visit? The club meets to discuss story lines, authors and what the next book will be. New members are welcome. Registration required.

Campbell Community Center Instructor: Betsy Janeczek Ongoing 3rd W 10:30-11:30a $0.25 #14250

The Wisdom Exchange

Ages 55+

Take part in a facilitated discussion group via Zoom. Topics will range from health and wellness to current affairs. For adults who identify as female, this program endeavors to provide a safe space for senior women to share their thoughts, opinions and experiences with other women.

Registration required.

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Campbell Community Center Instructor: gael Doyle-Oroyan Jan 12-Mar 23 Tu 1-3p

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Support Groups

Ages 16+, 10-15 with adult

Sheldon Community Center or Virtual Instructor: Shirley Betournay Feb 27 Sa 9a-12p

Learn the techniques and skills to write stories about your life. This group of dedicated writers meets weekly to critique and improve each other’s writing.

Free #13520

Brain Injury Group (BIG)

All ages

This group is for people who’ve experienced a brain or head injury. Meetings offer weekly opportunities to share experiences and information on an informal basis. For more information call Curtis Brown at 541-998-3951. Class will be held in person or virtually based on current health guidelines.

Hilyard Community Center or Virtual Ongoing Tu 11a-1p Limited spaces for drop-in activities

Free Drop-in

Osteoporosis/Osteopenia Support Group All ages A support group for individuals, caregivers and families who have experienced osteoporosis or osteopenia in their lives.

Meetings may consist of speakers, videos, open forums or activities. For more information call Cindy O’Brien at 541345-9224.

Campbell Community Center Ongoing 1st M 6:30-8:30p Limited spaces for drop-in activities

Free Drop-in

Technology Computer & Mobile Device Tutoring 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 or laptop.

Campbell Community Center Instructor: Bryan Haynes $25/hour By appt To make an appointment call 541-682-5318

Adult & Senior Activities

Trips Amish Country Getaway with Collette Tours Explore the Amish countryside and the town of Lancaster as you visit an authentic Amish store and Landis Valley Village and Farm Museum. Delve into historic German heritage and the essence of Pennsylvania Dutch life. Visit Nemours Mansion and Longwood Gardens to view the largest French garden in the country. Discover Philadelphia and view the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall. Tour around Gettysburg, one of the most important battle sites of the Civil War. Finish your tour with tastings at Hershey’s Chocolate World and shop at the QVC Outlet. Cost includes round-trip airfare from Eugene, taxes, hotel, transfers, eight days and 11 meals. For more information, call Diane at 541-682-6392.

Register through Campbell Community Center May 7-14 Single $4,099, Double $3,099, Triple $3,069 Reserve now with a $500 deposit; final payment due Mar 8 Trip insurance available for $299 All rates are per person & subject to change

Magical Rhine & Moselle River Cruise with Collette Tours Join us on a seven-night river cruise. Highlights include: Amsterdam, Rhine River, Cologne, Moselle River, Cochem, wine tasting, Koblenz, Rüdesheim, Siegfried’s Mechanical Music Museum, Mannheim, Speyer, Strasbourg, Titisee. Cost includes round-trip air from Eugene, air taxes and fees/ surcharges, hotel transfers, 11 days and 23 meals (nine breakfasts, six lunches and eight dinners). Book now and save $450 per person. Reservations are made on a �irst come, �irst served basis. For more information, call Diane at 541-682-6392.

Register through Campbell Community Center Aug 28-Sep 7 Lower Outside Double $5,394, Middle Outside Double $6,094 Upper Outside Double $6,394 Suite Double $8,494 Reserve now with a $750 deposit Cancellation waiver & trip insurance available for $385 All rates are per person & subject to change, based on air inclusive package from Eugene

Spotlight on New Orleans Holiday with Collette Tours Never does New Orleans shine more brightly than during the holiday season. During the holidays, the cultural vibrancy of the city and its French Quarter are made even more incredible in the illuminations of color. Experience the yuletide “Celebration in the Oaks” and the splendidly decorated Garden District homes with a drive along St. Charles Avenue. Indulge in beignets at Café Du Monde and learn to cook New Orleans-style at the New Orleans School of Cooking. Enjoy a holiday-themed musical revue by the Victory Belles at the National World War II Museum and experience unique 19th century Creole holiday traditions at the historic Hermann-Grima House. Cost includes round-trip airfare from Eugene, air taxes and fees/surcharges, hotel transfers, �ive days and seven meals (four breakfasts, one lunch and two dinners). Reservations are made on a �irst come, �irst served basis. For more information, please call Diane at 541-682-6392.

Register through Campbell Community Center Dec 5-9, 2021 Single $2499, Double $2099, Triple $2069 For bookings after June 28 call for rates Reserve now with a $600 deposit; final payment due Oct 6 Cancellation waiver & trip insurance available for $199 All rates are per person & subject to change

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Adult & Senior Activities 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. Over the course of this class, 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.

Amazon Community Center Jan 15 F 12:30-2:30p

$20 #14199

Campbell Community Center Jan 11 M 6:45-8:45p

$20 #14228

Cheese Making

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

Backyard Poultry Nothing beats a fresh backyard egg. Learn how to raise egglaying chickens and ducks – breeds, feed, housing and safeguards against predators and disease. Get a small coop or chicken tractor ready for spring hatching season.

Amazon Community Center Feb 12 F 12:30-2:30p

$20 #14203

Campbell Community Center Feb 8 M 6:45-8:45p

$20 #14232

Beyond Sauerkraut Ready to explore the world of fermentation? Learn how to make your own fermented pickles, salsa, hot sauce, a variety of fermented non-alcoholic beverages and even corned beef.

Take home a pint of giardiniera and some habanero hot sauce to �inish fermenting at home. Bring a clean widemouth pint jar with lid or $1 to purchase from instructor.

Amazon Community Center Jan 29 F 12:30-2:30p

$20 #14201

Campbell Community Center Jan 25 M 6:45-8:45p

$20 #14230

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We will make a fresh hard cheese and ricotta and learn 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.

Amazon Community Center Jan 8 F 12:30-2:30p

$20 #14198

Campbell Community Center Jan 4 M 6:45-8:45p

$20 #14227

Fermenting: Sauerkraut & Kombucha Learn sauerkraut basics as we turn a head (or several) of cabbage and some salt into sauerkraut and take home a pint to ferment and enjoy. You will also learn how to make kimchi, kombucha, vinegar, and gurken pickles. There will be kombucha SCOBY to take home for anyone who wants it.

Amazon Community Center Jan 22 F 12:30-2:30p

$20 #14200

Campbell Community Center Jan 18 M 6:45-8:45p

$20 #14229

Adult & Senior Activities Pruning & Grafting Learn how to prune fruit trees and grapes for form and productivity – thinning, recognizing fruiting spurs and directing growth patterns. Learn how to graft new varieties onto existing trees or rootstock in time to take advantage of the free fruit grafting material from Eugene’s annual Propagation Fair in March.

Class is at instructor’s house; address provided with registration Jan 31 Su 2-4p $20 #14231 Feb 6 Sa 2-4p $20 #14202

Sausage Making If you love sausages but hate what goes into the ones from the grocery store, you can learn how to make your own from whole ingredients. Develop your own spice mix so your sausage is as mild or spicy as you like.

Garden Prep for Spring Get your garden ready for an early planting of peas and start your tomato seeds inside so they are ready when the weather warms up. Gardening basics and more advanced techniques will include starts vs. direct sowing, co-planting, bene�icial insects and how to attract them, composting, soil amendments and maximizing limited space. Free seeds included with class.

Amazon Community Center Feb 19 F 12:30-2:30p

$20 #14204

Campbell Community Center Feb 15 M 6:45-8:45p

$20 #14233

Homemade Condiments Make your next picnic amazing with your own homemade condiments. Learn how to make mayonnaise, mustard, ketchup and relish, and how to tailor each recipe to make your own signature versions. Bring three small containers to take home a share of what we make in class.

Amazon Community Center Mar 5 F 12:30-2:30p

$20 #14206

Campbell Community Center Mar 1 M 6:45-8:45p

$20 #14235

Amazon Community Center Mar 12 F 12:30-2:30p

$20 #14207

Campbell Community Center Mar 8 M 6:45-8:45p

$20 #14236

Sourdough Sausage Buns We’ll need buns for those sausages. Starting with a sourdough culture, you’ll make your own buns and learn about sourdough bread techniques, including how to catch your own wild sourdough culture. You can also take home an established sourdough starter to get baking at home right away.

Amazon Community Center Mar 19 F 12:30-2:30p

$20 #14208

Campbell Community Center Mar 15 M 6:45-8:45p

$20 #14237

Intro to Bee Keeping A productive bee hive can produce up to �ive gallons of honey a year. Learn beekeeping basics – equipment, supplies, sources and techniques – before you commit to your own hives. Learn about current issues with beekeeping, local laws, common diseases and pests and their treatment options. Local package bees arrive in early April.

Amazon Community Center Feb 26 F 12:30-2:30p

$20 #14205

Campbell Community Center Feb 22 M 6:45-8:45p

$20 #14234

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Parks bond projects progressing smoothly Delta Ponds

Despite a global pandemic and historic wildfires, the Eugene Parks and Recreation bond and levy work continued. Of the 37 bond-fund projects, 24 are complete or underway with another round ready to get going in 2021. We’ve contributed to our community’s long-term recovery by contracting with local companies and keeping people working.

Parks and Recreation staff are proud of the role we’ve played through it all, and we’re committed to continuing and improving our service to you in the future. Here’s a list of what’s been done, what’s currently happening and what’s up next.

We have also played a pivotal role in addressing community-wide needs during this time, from sheltering the unhoused and distributing resources during the lockdown and providing space to peacefully protest racial injustices, to supporting wildfire evacuation and recovery relief efforts.

Amazon Park Running Trail was completed in November 2020. This reconstruction project added a thicker rock base for long-term stability and a more level path without changing the footprint of the trail. Additional improvements based on community feedback included replacement of current lighting, a stretching station, a shelter and distance markers.

Our recent public survey illustrates just how important Eugene parks are to your quality of life and confirms most community members have noticed significant improvements in parks since the passing of the 2018 operations and maintenance levy. Expanded maintenance operations and stronger safety teams provided by the levy are key factors in how we were able to respond to the COVID-19 crisis.

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Also completed: Replacement of four turf fields at Meadow View School, Willamette High School, Spencer Butte Middle School and Arts and Technology Academy.

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Tugman Park playground renovation.

Underway An updated lighting project is being done on the West Bank of the Ruth Bascom River Path System in conjunction with a pavement renovation project.

Project construction started in late 2020 and will replace approximately 1 mile of the path between Stephens Drive and Copping Street (funded by pavement bonds) with new lighting extending to Maurie Jacobs Park (funded by the Parks and Recreation bonds). The lighting system utilizes energy efficient LED technology designed to provide lighted alternative transportation routes between the River Road neighborhood and downtown with considerations for potential adverse impacts to habitat and wildlife. Project construction will be completed by May 2021.

Also underway: The Downtown Riverfront Park has been constructed over two construction phases and is expected to be completed by spring 2021.

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Upcoming Parks has quite a few projects planned for 2021. In 2019, the City was awarded a $350,000 grant from the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department to complete funding for a bridge to connect the 1mile Delta Ponds Loop Trail. The bridge will expand the service area of Delta Ponds by connecting it to Goodpasture Island Road and make it accessible to more people. This project is on schedule to be completed in 2021.

Amazon Running Trail reconstruction

Also upcoming: Amazon Creek Restoration (expected to be finished in 2022).

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Striker Field Park (expected to be finished fall 2021).

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Stay informed Look for updates at EUGparksandrec.org, follow us on social media or subscribe to our monthly e-newsletter.

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Adult & Senior Health & Fitness We have some exciting developments with our �itness offerings at Eugene Rec. It became clear during the Governor’s Stay Home, Save Lives order that we needed more digital options for our �itness programs so anyone could safely engage with us. Our programmers and teachers jumped right into creating homemade content but we knew we needed to do more. We invested in lights and

microphones and sound equipment. Staff brainstormed and hustled to convert programming to digital formats.

Thanks to a generous grant from Oregon Recreation and Park Association and The North Face we now have three more live-streaming cameras, and instructor Cindy O’Brien has been doing the hard work of �inding the best way to do live and in-person �itness classes on YouTube Live. The setup is simple for our instructors, and the best part is it will allow patrons to keep �it from the safety and comfort of their homes. These high-quality videos are easily shareable and are available for a short period after the class for those who signed up but missed them live.

This capability is part of our strategy for the future, as one of these cameras will be installed in the new Campbell �itness center to live-stream �itness classes, presentations and town hall meetings. It’s all part of Eugene Recreation’s goal of creating a healthier, more connected community.

The start of a new year is always a popular time to start a new �itness regimen, and we feel like we have plenty of offerings for you to start 2021 on the right foot. Many of our most popular �itness classes – including yoga and qigong – have virtual options now, which should make it even easier for you to enjoy.

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Adult & Senior Health & Fitness In accordance with the Governor’s Risk and Protection Framework guidelines, classes with an orange icon ( ) can’t be held if the county remains at the “Extreme Risk” level. If the county’s level drops to “High” or “Moderate” these classes will be allowed to proceed. For the best, most up-to-date information, please go to our registration website.

For virtual classes, registrants will be sent a web link in advance.

Internet connection is required to access these classes.

Bicycling Adapted Bike & Equipment Services

Adaptive Recreation Services maintains a unique �leet of adaptive equipment, including all-terrain wheelchairs and bikes such as recumbent trikes, 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 our website.

All services are at Hilyard Community Center

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. $5 #14175

Adapted Bike Rental Available after initial �itting or assessment.

By appointment, available M-F 9a-5p Ongoing $5/half hour #14176 $20/half day $10/hour #14177 $40/day $50/weekend

Ballet, Adult Beginning This is a traditional ballet class for dancers over 40. Barre and center work are offered with adaptations that allow ballet to be safe and accessible for older dancers.

Amazon Community Center Instructor: Maria Reader Jan 19-Mar 16 Tu 3:30-4:30p

$36 #13318

Ballet Barre & Stretch

Ages 18+

This is beginning ballet with an emphasis on strength, �lexibility and fundamental technique. All levels welcome.

All ages

By appointment, available M-F 9a-5p Ongoing

Dance

Amazon Community Center Instructor: Ashley Villanueva Jan 22-Mar 19 F 10:45-11:45a

Choreography

$45 #13317

Ages 14+

Open to all who would like to get together and learn a choreographed dance in a fun supportive environment. We will learn a choreographed dance from pop culture.

Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Jay Hall-Schnurrpusch Jan 12-Mar 16 Tu 5:15-6:15p

$20 #13373

Conditioning for Older Dancers Ages 40+ This class is designed to develop both mobility and stability for older dancers. It’s taught in a circuit training format.

Amazon Community Center Instructor: Maria Reader Jan 19-Mar 16 Tu 2:15-3p

$27 #13319

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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, weekly attendance isn’t. Rides vary in length and time depending on ability.

Meet at Campbell Community Center Ongoing W 10a-12p

Free Drop-in

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Rec goes virtual!

While Lane County is still high risk, many Eugene Rec classes are making the switch to being offered virtually.

This is a great benefit for many people who are being asked to stay home during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. If you’re interested in seeing our offerings, visit our website to find out more.

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Adult & Senior Health & Fitness Dance Fitness This class utilizes choreographed movement set to uplifting music. It’s �itness for every body, especially older ones. Come and have fun and make friends during an hour of cardio, toning and stretching.

Virtual Jan 11-Mar 22 M Jan 13-Mar 24 W No class Jan 18, Feb 15

10:30-11:30a 10:30-11:30a

Modern Dance

$36 #15055 $44 #15058

Ages 13+

This class is for all levels. We’ll cover the basic technique and fundamentals of modern dance. Come explore movement in a supportive environment, while gaining �lexibility and grace.

Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Jay Hall-Schnurrpusch Jan 11-Mar 15 M 5:15-6:15p No class Jan 18, Feb 15

Partner Dance Basics

$48 #13370

All ages

Learn the basic techniques for swing, foxtrot, waltz, cha-cha and more set to popular music. Build your repertoire and gain con�idence on the dance �loor in a fun and welcoming environment. Register for this class with a dance partner that is in your pandemic pod. Questions? Call 541-682-5312. Class will be in person or virtual based on current health guidelines.

Sheldon Community Center or Virtual Instructor: Sam Bucher Jan 11-Mar 15 M 7:15-8:30p No class Jan 18, Feb 15

Tap Dance

$45 #14263

Ages 50+

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

Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Bruce Haines Jan 22-Mar 26 F 10:30-11:30a

$40 #13528

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1:30-2:30p 10:30-11:30a 1:30-2:30p 10:30-11:30a

$40 $48 $48 $48

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No class Jan 18, Feb 15

Fight Back with Neuromuscular Exercise

Ages 22+

This class is ideal for individuals with neuromuscular challenges (Parkinson’s, mild stroke, multiple sclerosis) that may cause loss of balance and coordination. These classes engage the brain and body to encourage more �luid, balanced movement and improve strength, agility and gait.

Class will be held in person or virtually based on current health guidelines.

Hilyard Community Center or Virtual Jan 5-28 TuTh 1:30-2:30p Feb 2-25 TuTh 1:30-2:30p Mar 2-Apr 1 TuTh 1:30-2:30p

$56 #13723 $56 #13745 $70 #13751

Pilates Beginning and intermediate 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.

Land Fitness Better Bones & 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 Strong Bones Strong Body.

Instructor: Cindy O’Brien Campbell Community Center Jan 4-Mar 22 M 1:30-2:30p Jan 5-Mar 23 Tu 10:30-11:30a Jan 6-Mar 24 W 1:30-2:30p Jan 7-Mar 25 Th 10:30-11:30a

Virtual Jan 4-Mar 22 Jan 5-Mar 23 Jan 6-Mar 24 Jan 7-Mar 25

$40 $48 $48 $48

Amazon Community Center Instructor: Judith Schlacter Beginning Jan 19-Mar 16 Tu 5-6p Intermediate Jan 19-Mar 16 Tu 6:15-7:15p

$56 #13296 $56 #13297

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Adult & Senior Health & Fitness Pilates for Vintage Bodies Beginning mat classes introducing the fundamentals and some of the basic �loor exercises of Pilates, adapted for people over 40. This class will focus on range of motion, breathing, balance, posture, strengthening and �lexibility.

Campbell Community Center Instructor: Julie Christensen Jan 14-Mar 25 Th 5:45-6:45p

$44 #14123

Strong Bones Strong Body Research shows exercise can strengthen bones, improve balance and increase your strength and energy. Every exercise is adjusted to your ability. An excellent class for those with osteoporosis or osteopenia.

Instructor: Cindy O’Brien Campbell Community Center Jan 4-Mar 22 M 3-4p Jan 5-Mar 23 Tu 9-10a Jan 6-Mar 24 W 3-4p Jan 7-Mar 25 Th 9-10a

$40 $48 $48 $48

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Virtual Jan 4-Mar 22 Jan 5-Mar 23 Jan 6-Mar 24 Jan 7-Mar 25

$40 $48 $48 $48

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No class Jan 18, Feb 15

Zumba Cardio Ditch the workout and join the party. Zumba is a Latin inspired cardio dance class that includes elements of salsa, merengue, samba, reggaeton, cumbia and much more. All you need in this hour-long dance party is enthusiasm. Stress can’t hang onto a body that’s grooving! Sheldon class will be in person or virtual based on current health guidelines.

Instructor: Tara Barnes Amazon Community Center Jan 20-Mar 17 W 5:30-6:30p Sheldon Community Center or Virtual Jan 11-Mar 15 M 6-7p No class Jan 18, Feb 15

$36 #13301 $36 #14252

Zumba Gold Party yourself into shape with this Latin dance inspired �itness program that’s low impact and easy to follow. Zumba Gold is a gentler version of Zumba Cardio. It’s the same dance and �itness fun with room to slow down and make adjustments for any injuries or mobility limitations.

Instructor: Tara Barnes Amazon Community Center Jan 19-Mar 16 Tu 10-11a

$36 #13302

Virtual Jan 19-Mar 16

$36 #15123

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Martial Arts Aikido Aikido is a traditional Japanese martial art based on nonaggression and non-violent self-defense. Classes feature ki (energy) exercises combined with self-defense techniques in a safe and supportive environment. All levels of students are welcome, beginning to advanced.

Amazon Community Center Instructor: Wayne Vincent Jan 14-Mar 18 Th 6:45-8p

$48 #14148

Qigong Qigong is a self-healing art that combines movement and meditation. Regular practice of qigong can reduce stress, establish balance and integrate mind/body/spirit. This practice is best known for a focus on breathing and is used as a healing exercise.

Amazon Community Center Instructor: Cialin Mills-Ostwald Beginning Jan 19-Mar 23 Tu 11:30a-12:15p $40 #13294 Intermediate Jan 19-Mar 23 Tu 12:30-1:15p $40 #13295 Virtual Instructor: Cialin Mills-Ostwald Beginning Jan 5-Mar 23 Tu 11:30a-12:15p $48 #13721 Virtual Beginning Jan 13-Mar 24

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5:30-6:30p

$44 #14291

Tai Chi 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: Jeff Leung Beginning Jan 25-Mar 29 M 10:45-11:45a Jan 20-Mar 31 W 10:45-11:45a Intermediate Jan 25-Mar 29 M 9:30-10:30a Jan 20-Mar 31 W 9:30-10:30a

$36 #13287 $44 #13292 $36 #13291 $44 #13293

Adult & Senior Health & Fitness

Yoga

Virtual Jan 4-Mar 29 M 11a-12:30p Purchase 10 visit punch pass for $70

Chair Yoga

Ages 50+

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.

Instructor: Paul Simon

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Yoga Yoga rejuvenates the mind, body and spirit. Gentle stretching exercises tone and stretch muscles and work to balance every system in the body. It improves overall health and wellbeing. Bring your own yoga mat.

Instructor: Paul Simon

Amazon Community Center Jan 14-Mar 18 Th 10:30-11:30a

$38 #13304

Virtual Jan 14-Mar 18

Amazon Community Center Jan 14-Mar 18 Th 9:15-10:15a

$40 #13303

10:30-11:30a

$38 #13720

Petersen Barn Community Center Jan 19-Mar 23 Tu 10:15-11:15a

Virtual Jan 14-Mar 18

$40 #15124

$40 #13523

Petersen Barn Community Center Jan 19-Mar 23 Tu 9-10a Jan 22-Mar 26 F 9-10a

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Chair Yoga for Veterans Through the Whole Health Program, the VA hosts a yoga class for Veterans. Join other Veterans in this supportive and relaxed environment. This class is speci�ically designed to accommodate any body size or ability with ease. The last half hour of class is a bedtime meditation to help with decreasing nightmares and increasing restful sleep. Class will be in person or virtual based on current health guidelines.

Sheldon Community Center or Virtual Instructor: Alexandra Levine Jan 5-Mar 16 Tu 6-7:30p

Free #14276

Modified Yoga 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 can be modi�ied for those needing adaptations.

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$40 #13521 $40 #13522

Yoga for Caregivers Need some “me time?” This gentle yoga class addresses symptoms of caregiver fatigue, burnout, and overwhelm while reinforcing supportive mind-body connections to create restoration and resilience. Class will be held in person or virtually based on current health guidelines.

Sheldon Community Center or Virtual Instructor: Alexandra Levine Jan 9-Mar 20 Sa 1-2p

$44 #14278

Yoga for Trauma Recovery, Women Identifying Only A gentle full-body yoga class designed to ease the symptoms of traumatic stress. These yoga techniques directly affect the nervous system so as to allow the body and mind to reconnect, relax and restore. A suitable class for any body size or ability. The last half hour is a guided meditation to relieve suffering by making space for healing. Class will be in person or virtual based on current health guidelines.

Sheldon Community Center or Virtual Instructor: Alexandra Levine Jan 9-Mar 20 Sa 11a-12:30p

$44 #14277

Yoga Nidra Tune in online to treat yourself to deep relaxation and restoration. This guided meditation series is speci�ically designed to relieve the symptoms of anxiety, depression, burnout, trauma and insomnia. It can be done anywhere in any position.

Virtual Instructor: Alexandra Levine Jan 5-28 TuTh 12-1p Feb 2-25 TuTh 12-1p Mar 2-18 TuTh 12-1p

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Adult Sports Leagues Registration & Web Page Registration for all activities is online. This web page has all the latest schedules, scores, standings and registration materials for current leagues and more. Also visit us on the web or on Facebook.

Whether you have not played since elementary school or are a seasoned veteran, this experience is for you!

Like Sports? Want to Earn Extra $$?

Outdoor Sports Field Rentals

YouMake theCalls!

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

All of the adult sports leagues are looking for new officials. No experience necessary.

Contact the Athletics office or:

New Kickball League Grab some friends and get ready for a return to your childhood with our inaugural kickball league. This league will run Saturday mornings at South Eugene Turf Fields.

Basketball: Tony Fajardo, 541-689-8480 Soccer: Jonathan Siegle, 541-285-0819 Softball: Ray Cunningham, 541-321-5990 Volleyball: Kathy Ipock, 541-510-0112

League Schedules Sport Winter Volleyball Winter Soccer* Winter Kickball Winter Ultimate Spring Volleyball Spring Ultimate

Men’s (M), Women’s (W), Mixed (Mx) W, Mx M, Mx Mx Mx W, Mx Mx

Registration Dates

Game/Match Days

Games Begin

TBA** Dec 1- Jan 3 Dec 1- Jan 3 Dec 1- Jan 3 Feb 23-26 Feb 23-26

Sun & Tue Sat & Sun Sat Sun Sun & Tue Sun

TBA** Sat, Jan 9 Sat, Jan 9 Sun, Jan 10 Tue, Mar 30 Sun, Mar 28

Length of Season TBA** 8 weeks 8 weeks 8 weeks 5 weeks 8 weeks

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Adult & Senior Outdoor Excuse us if we sound like a broken record, but we think we’re pretty lucky to call the Eugene area our home. Close by are miles and miles of trails, extensive running paths, an elaborate biking system and a pristine river. We don’t have to go far to enjoy the outdoors.

Throughout the pandemic it has been obvious we all need outdoor recreation, and while we were forced to stay closer to home, avoid crowded areas and wear masks when we couldn’t physically distance, it didn’t change our enthusiasm for exploring our amazing environs. Our limited offerings this winter again re�lect that mentality. Gone, for a time, are

the big snowshoeing and cross-country skiing trips to our favorite places in the broader area. In their place are offerings to learn a new skill or walk in some of our local parks.

So often we dream of things far �lung from our part of the Willamette Valley. Let’s continue to focus closer to home and appreciate what we have right here.

This winter, our River House Outdoor Center crew will still be offering chances to walk through our Parks system with knowledgeable guides who can give you the latest on the 2018 Bond and Levy projects. You’ll walk along Blanton Ridge and learn about the local trees and animal life; visit Delta Ponds in February and hopefully see some turtles and beavers and see the area where Parks staff will soon begin work on completing the loop trail; and you’ll hike up the brand-new trail on Skinner Butte.

You can also use this winter to prepare yourself for a spring and summer full of adventures. We always provide Wilderness First Responder training or you can learn about avalanche awareness so you can feel more con�ident when you go out into the snowy wilderness.

Trust us, we miss our trips with you, too. Soon we’ll be able to provide those again. For now let’s make the best of this winter.

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Adult & Senior Outdoor In accordance with the Governor’s Risk and Protection Framework guidelines, classes with an orange icon ( ) can’t be held if the county remains at the “Extreme Risk” level. If the county’s level drops to “High” or “Moderate” these classes will be allowed to proceed. For the best, most up-to-date information, please go to our registration website.

For virtual classes, registrants will be sent a web link in advance.

Internet connection is required to access these classes.

Bicycling Smart Cycling Class Do you know all you need to feel comfortable and safe riding a bike with traf�ic? Do you feel you know enough to teach your children how to ride cautiously while on their own? Do you want to feel even more comfortable riding your bike more often? Then this class, taught by a League of American Bicyclists certi�ied instructor, will help you build those skills, boost your con�idence, understand laws pertaining to bicyclists and give you the reference points to teach others.

The course is a prerequisite for becoming a League Cycling Instructor and is open to all levels of riding skills. This free course includes two online classes and an in-person ride day. The online classes are open to the �irst 50 registrants and it’s recommended you take both sessions.

The in-person ride day includes drills to work on bike handling skills, vehicle avoidance maneuvers and trip planning. Ride around the city exploring the bike infrastructure and practice your inner-city bike commuting skills. Please bring a mask and practice physical distancing.

The in-person ride day is limited to the �irst 10 registrants and attendance in the two online classes is a prerequisite.

More ride days may be added if there is interest.

Virtual Classes Mar 9 & 16

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Free #14159

Free #14161

Events Trash Dash A two-part activity taking place on the same day. Participants can sign up for either the Alton Baker Clean Up in the morning, the Willamette River Clean Up in the afternoon, or both. Both events are focused on having fun while cleaning up a park at the heart of our city. If you choose to attend, you are required to follow public health precautions to keep yourself and others safe by wearing a mask, washing your hands and maintaining physical distance. Community members of all ages have an important role in slowing the spread of COVID-19.

Alton Baker Park Clean Up All ages We will meet in Alton Baker Park, get our trash bags, gloves and grabbers and head out for a muddy plog (jogging and picking up trash) through the park. There will be several routes to choose from, allowing for runners of all abilities to join in the fun. Just be prepared to get dirty! If you are interested in extending your day of cleaning up the community, check out the Willamette River Clean Up happening immediately after this event.

Alton Baker Park Mar 13 Sa

9a-12p

Free #14225

Willamette River Clean Up Ages 6+ Everyone lives downstream. Keeping the banks of the Willamette River clean is a year-round task often tackled by teams of volunteers on boats. The second part of this twopart event will take place on the water. We will hop in rafts and �loat down to Alton Baker Park and stop along the way to pull trash from the islands and riverside as we go. Whether you choose one or both of these events, you are guaranteed a novel adventure even by Eugene’s eclectic standards.

Meeting Location TBD Mar 13 Sa

12-4p

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Kayaking For more information call 541-682-5329.

Kayak Roll Sessions with Instruction Ages 11+ These pool sessions focus on learning the kayak roll. Price includes equipment: boat, skirt and paddle.

Sheldon Pool Jan 9 Feb 13

Sa Sa

4-6p 4-6p

$30 #15059 $30 #15060

Dynamic Kayak Rolling

Ages 11+

Do you have a kayak roll in a pool, but do not feel con�ident in dynamic water? Or perhaps you feel your roll could be stronger and more consistent? This pool-based class focuses on techniques for rolling a kayak in dynamic water. Instructors will provide tricks and tools to help take your kayaking to the next level. This class is meant for individuals who have had some success rolling a kayak in a pool or controlled environment.

Kayak, paddle and skirt provided or bring your own.

Sheldon Pool Feb 6

Sa

3:30-6p

$30 #14217

Rough Water Kayak Rescue

Ages 11+

Kayak rescues are typically needed when conditions are less than ideal. This pool-based class will provide insight and techniques which focus on functional rescues in rough and challenging water conditions. Solid rescue pro�iciency regardless of conditions will allow you to explore further, have more con�idence, increase fun and be safer on the water. Kayak, paddle and skirt provided or bring your own.

Sheldon Pool Jan 16

Sa

3:30-6p

$30 #14222

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.

Open Boating, Self-Guided Kayak Practice Ages 13+ Practice your paddle strokes and develop your kayak roll.

Indoor heated pool. Bring your own boat and gear. Limited kayak equipment available for an additional $5 fee. No instruction provided.

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8:45-10p 8:45-10p 8:45-10p 8:45-10p 8:45-10p 8:45-10p 8:45-10p 8:45-10p

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Hiking Hiking Eugene’s Parks This series of hikes are a great way for active older adults to get out of the house and hike with folks their age in Eugene’s wonderful park system. Dress for the weather including good hiking shoes that can get wet or muddy. For more information call 541-682-5318.

3 Hendricks Park ■ Meets by the public restroom.

Jan 20

W

10a-12p

$5 #14296

3 Wild Iris Ridge ■ Meets at the intersection of Bailey Hill Rd. and Bertelsen Rd.

Feb 17

W

10a-12p

$5 #14297

3 South Eugene Meadows ■ Meets at the trailhead at 4900 Blanton Rd.

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Adult & Senior Outdoor

Trainings Avalanche Awareness

Ages 18+, 11-17 with guardian

This course is for anyone who enjoys the snowy backcountry via all modes of travel. This course will cover backcountry gear including beacon, shovel and probe use, tools to identify avalanche terrain and avoidance, rescue skills development, understanding avalanche reports, and introduction to basic concepts of snow science. An introductory classroom session is followed by two weekend day trips to a local snow park.

Transport is not provided. Participants are encouraged to use personal gear, but snowshoes, beacons, shovels and probes can be provided as needed.

Classroom Day trips

Jan 20 W 5:30-7p at the River House Jan 23-24 SaSu 10a-5p $170 #14214

Classroom Day trips

Feb 17 W 5:30-7p at the River House Feb 20-21 SaSu 10a-5p $170 #14215

Classroom Day trips

Mar 10 W 5:30-7p at the River House Mar 13-14 SaSu 10a-5p $170 #14216

Wilderness First Responder

Ages 16+

If you work or recreate in locations where access to medical care is delayed or communication is unreliable, this 10-day course is for you. It’s a nationally recognized 80-hour certi�ication program serving as the industry standard for professional guides, trip leaders, search and rescue team members, outdoor recreationists and international travelers. Upon completion you will be able to conduct a thorough physical exam, obtain a patient history, assess vital signs, provide emergency care in the wilderness and make crucial evacuation decisions. Training includes CPR training and certi�ication. Course meets daily and will include two evening sessions and one day off. For more information call 866831-9001 or email wilderness_medicine@nols.edu. Register online or by phone.

Spencer Creek Grange Mar 19-28 Daily 8a-5p

$775

Wilderness First Responder, Hybrid Re-Certification Ages 16+ This hybrid format Wilderness First Responder recerti�ication course blends online learning with scenarios and skills emphasizing decision-making and curriculum updates. Online work allows you to review the curriculum at your own pace and then focus on the hands-on element during this two-day course. Once you are registered, all online components must be completed before the course.

Training includes CPR training and certi�ication. For more information email wilderness_medicine@nols.edu or call 866-831-9001. Register online or by phone.

Washington Park Center Apr 17-18 SaSu 8a-5p

Walking First Saturday Park Walks

All ages

Explore the ecology and management of Eugene’s beautiful parks with Eugene Rec and Parks and Open Space staff.

These free, interpretive walks are themed to highlight the diversity of parks in the City and showcase improvements driven by the 30-year Parks and Rec System Plan and the 2018 Parks and Rec Bond and Levy passed by voters.

Registration is required. Walks are limited to 10 participants and face coverings are required; please meet at the location listed. For more information call 541-682-6323.

3 Skinner Butte ■ Walk the newly constructed mid-elevation trail, learn more about Skinner Butte Park and our fuels reduction and habitat projects. Meet at the east side of Riverplay Playground near the main parking lot off Cheshire Avenue.

Jan 2

Sa

9-11a

Free #14192

2 Delta Ponds ■ Visit Delta Ponds and learn about the habitat restoration and compatible recreation on site. You might glimpse beaver, otter, turtles and birds of all kinds! Meet in the northwest corner of the Valley River Center parking lot, north of the Greenway Bridge crossing the Willamette.

Feb 6

Sa

9-11a

Free #14194

3 /■ 4 Blanton Ridge ■ Hike through a Douglas �ir forest and keep an eye out for early spring wild�lowers. Meet at Blanton Ridge Trailhead parking lot, 4100 Blanton Rd.

Mar 6

Sa

9-11a

Free #14195

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Español Cómo Inscribirse Tres Maneras Fáciles para Registrarte Para direcciones y números de teléfono para todos los servicios de recreación, visita las páginas 4-5.

• En línea: Si te has registrado antes con nosotros, asegúrate de tener a mano tu información de inicio de sesión. ¿No te acuerdas si tienes una cuenta? Visita la página de registro en línea (Para español clic en “Select Language” en la esquina derecha de abajo de la página, selecciona “Spanish”) y has clic en “Login/Crear Cuenta”, luego selecciona “Iniciar sesión con correo electrónico” y clic en “¿Se te olvido tu contraseña?”. Si tienes una cuenta, te llegará a tu correo electrónico la información para poder iniciar sesión. ¿Necesitas crear una cuenta? Visita nuestro registro en línea 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 541682-6891. Ten a mano tu número de Visa o Master Card.

• En persona: visita cualquier centro de recreación o piscina.

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Las incripciónes son continuas y abiertas a residentes o no residentes, y se aprueban por orden de llegada. Regístrate temprano; muchas clases se llenan rápido. Las clases se pueden cancelar si el numero de gente inscrita es muy bajo.

Tarjeta para Participantes de Rec Debes Registrarte Todos los participantes deben obtener una tarjeta gratuita de participantes antes de inscribirse a cualquier actividad.

La tarjeta te permitirá registrarte rápida y fácilmente cuando llegues a los programas y actividades de Rec – se parece al pase de piscina que hemos estado ofreciendo durante años. Solo toma un minuto registrarse, es gratis y no requiere ninguna información personal adicional.

El uso de la tarjeta de participante ayudará a darle más tiempo al personal para así poder ofrecer más recursos y programación, ya que el registro de asistencia era un proceso manual que requería mucho tiempo del personal.

La tarjeta de participante no está relacionada con COVID-19, pero sí nos permite poder informarte si nos enteramos de que has estado en un programa o actividad con alguien que se ha enfermado. Si un participante del programa o de la Salud Pública del Condado de Lane nos hace saber que alguien está exhibiendo signos de COVID-19, podremos ver rápida y fácilmente la lista de asistencia al programa y

Español hacerles saber a los demás que pueden haber sido expuestos. No divulgaremos tu información a otros sobre tu asistencia a la clase, solo usaremos esta información para contactarte directamente.

Puedes registrarte en línea para obtener tu tarjeta aquí (para ayuda en español llama al 541-682-6891), puedes terminar el proceso la próxima vez que visites un programa o centro. Solo necesitamos tomar tu foto e imprimir tu tarjeta.

Para más información llama al 541-682-6891.

Los Niveles de Riesgo de COVID-19 Afectarán el Número de Actividades Disponibles A principios de diciembre, la gobernadora impuso un sistema nuevo de restricciones según el condado para contener la propagación del COVID-19. A partir del 15 de diciembre, el condado de Lane se encuentra en el nivel de “Riesgo Extremo” y es probable que siga así a comienzos del 2021. La Autoridad de Salud de Oregon estará revisando y ajustando los niveles de amenaza cada dos semanas.

Equipo Adaptado Servicios de Bicicletas y Equipos Adaptados Todas las edades

En esta edición de la Guía de Rec, encontrará un signo naranja ( ) junto a las actividades que podrían cancelarse si el condado de Lane continúa en el nivel de “Riesgo Extremo”.

Los Servicios de Recreación Adaptativa mantienen una gran cantidad de equipos adaptados, como sillas de ruedas todoterreno y bicicletas como lo son los triciclos reclinados, tándems y bicicletas manuales. Servimos a individuos y a grupos de diferentes habilidades y niveles con la �inalidad de ayudar con los equipos recreativos adaptables que estén necesitando, incluyendo ajustes y alquileres. Para obtener más información, llama al 541-682-6891 (inglés) o 541-6826891 (español) o visite GetRec.org/recadaptive (escoja español en la esquina derecha de abajo de la página)

Para obtener la información actualizada sobre programas disponibles, visite nuestro sitio web.

Todos los equipos adaptados se encuentran en el Centro Comunitario de Hilyard

Otras cosas importantes para tener en cuenta mientras �inalizamos el año:

Evaluación y Ajuste para Bicicletas Adaptadas El personal evalúa las necesidades y recomienda el equipo.

Diseñado para personas con movilidad limitada, discapacidades, afecciones médicas o para los que deseen ver el equipo antes de alquilarlo o comprarlo.

Hemos evaluado todas las actividades para determinar que se puede ofrecer en persona, que se debe cambiar a una experiencia virtual y que debemos posponer hasta que estemos en un nivel de riesgo más bajo.

Independientemente del nivel de riesgo de Lane, seguimos ofreciendo cuidado infantil. Las inscripciones se abrieron el 15 de diciembre. Consulte las páginas 53-54.

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Si bien nuestras instalaciones permanecen cerradas al público, las persona inscrita en una actividad o a cuidado infantil tendrán acceso durante los horarios establecidos.

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Para las clases virtuales, las personas inscritas recibirán un enlace avanzado. Se necesita acceso al Internet para asistir a estas clases.

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Continuaremos trabajando para comunicarnos sobre cambios en nuestras actividades y sobre cierres de instalaciones.

Con cita; disponible L-V 9a-5p Continuo

$5 #14175

Alquiler de Bicicletas Adaptadas Disponible después del ajuste o evaluación inicial.

Con cita; disponible L-V 9a-5p Continuo $5/media hora #14176 $20/medio día #14178 $10/hora #14177 $40/día #14179 $50/fin de semana #14180

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Para información en español llama al 541-682-6891.

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Actividades para Chicos Al Aire Libre Alquiler de Campos Deportivos al Aire Libre Póngase en contacto con el personal de Atletismo para obtener información y hacer solicitudes para el uso de los campos deportivos al aire libre de la ciudad y sobre los campos de césped arti�icial que comparten el distrito escolar y la ciudad de Eugene.

Aventura Urbana

8-10 años, 11-13 años

La aventura urbana de la semana de “Spring Break” se centrará en aventuras utilizando transporte impulsado por humanos y proporcionando interacciones sociales seguras durante este periodo desa�iante. La semana está diseñada para brindarles a los jóvenes tiempo al aire libre, lejos de dispositivos y participando en actividades educativas y �ísicas. Se incluirán aprendizaje del curso de cuerdas, senderismo, ciclismo, exploración forestal, exploración de arroyos y mucho más según lo permita el clima.

Nos reuniremos en el Centro de River House De 8 a 10 años 22-26 mzo L-V 10a-2:15p $170 #14211 De 11 a 13 años 22-26 mzo L-V 9:45a-2p $170 #15056

Conciencia de Avalancha 18 años +, 11-17 años con tutor

Este curso es para los que les gusta disfrutar los deportes de nieve en el campo usando cualquier tipo de equipo o transporte.

Este curso cubrirá el uso de equipo de campo incluyendo baliza, pala, sonda y otras herramientas para identi�icar el terreno y evadir las avalanchas. También desarrollará habilidades de rescate, comprensión de los informes de avalanchas e introducción a los conceptos de ciencia sobre la nieve. La clase comprende de una sesión introductoria dentro de un salón seguida por dos excursiones de un día de �in de semana a un parque local. No proporcionamos transporte. Se anima a los participantes a utilizar su equipo personal, pero tenemos para prestar algunos zapatos de nieve (de raqueta), balizas, palas y sondas según sea necesario.

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Arte Fotografía

9-14 años

Captura el mundo que te rodea. En esta clase aprenderemos técnicas fundamentales de fotogra�ía. Exploraremos nuestro entorno y tomaremos fotos interesantes de personas, animales, paisajes y objetos de la naturaleza. También se aprenderá composición básica, exposición y enfoque.

Centro Comunitario de Petersen Barn Instructora: Nicole Bower 19 en-23 febr Ma 4-5:30p

Taller de Cerámicas

$35 #13366

10-15 años

Aprenda técnicas básicas y avanzadas con arcilla como modelado a mano y modelado usando el torno y técnicas de pintado porcelanizado. Lleva a casa tus creaciones para compartirlas con tu familia. No se necesita conocimientos previo de arcilla o cerámica, solo las ganas de probar algo nuevo. Trabaja a tu propio ritmo.

Centro Comunitario de Amazon Instructora: Amy Graves 27 en-17 mzo Mi 3:45-5:45p

$72 # 14299

Mi 5:30-7p River House S-D 10a-5p $170 #14214

En salón 17 febr Mi 5:30-7p River House Excursiones 20-21 febr S-D 10a-5p $170 #14215

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En salón 10 mzo Mi 5:30-7p River House Excursiones 13-14 mzo S-D 10a-5p $170 #14216

Todas las clases son en inglés.

Para información en español llama al 541-682-6891.

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Artes Marciales Karate

7-11 años

estirará, saltará y bailará mientras descubre su amor por la danza con música divertida. Descubriendo los estiramientos de ballet y moviéndose creativamente. La última clase incluye una presentación pequeña.

Centro Comunitario de Petersen Barn Instructor: Jay Hall-Schnurrpusch De 3 a 4 años 13 en-17 mzo Mi 9:15-9:45a De 4 a 5 años 11 en-15 mzo L 3:30-4p 13 en-17 mzo Mi 10-10:30a No hay clases 18 en, 15 febr

Este programa desarrollado profesionalmente ayudará a los estudiantes a mejorar las habilidades auditivas, desarrollar la concentración y aprender disciplina personal y respeto por los demás. Es una excelente manera de construir con�ianza y ganar autoestima mientras hace ejercicio y se divierte. Todos los clientes y el personal usarán protección facial/cubrebocas dentro de nuestras instalaciones y durante la clase. Algunas de las correcciones son táctiles por lo cual el instructor estará usando desinfectante de manos entre los ajustes de forma de cada participantes, de lo contrario se mantendrá una distancia de más de 6 pies entre cada participante. Si quiere que su hijo mantenga la distancia �ísica y no recibir ajustes manuales del instructor, como su tutor, está bienvenido a que venga a clase y ayude a su hijo con su forma según sea guiado por el instructor. Esta clase no es elegible para beca. La clase se llevará a cabo en persona o virtualmente dependiendo de las pautas de salud vigentes.

Ballet

Centro Comunitario de Sheldon o virtual Instructor: Albert Roy 29 en-19 mzo V 6-6:45p $56 #14196

Pre-Baile de Tap

Taekwondo

5-7 años y 8-12 años

Entienda su potencial a través de la práctica de taekwondo. Este deporte �ísico utiliza todos los músculos y articulaciones del cuerpo mientras se desarrollan habilidades que promueven el enfoque y la autodisciplina. La clase no es combativa y esta centrada en proporcionar estructura, conocimientos y habilidades que los estudiantes utilizarán para vivir una vida más segura y empoderada.

Centro Comunitario Petersen Barn Instructores: US TaeKwonDo College De 5 a 7 años 20 en-17 febr Mi 4-4:45p De 8 a 12 años 20 en-17 febr Mi 5-6p

$35 #13376 $40 # 13377

Danza Movimiento Creativo

Exploración de ritmos, equilibrio y movimiento a través de la música.

Centro Comunitario de Petersen Barn Instructor: Jay Hall-Schnurrpusch 12 en-16 mzo Ma 3:15-3:45p

Pre-Ballet

$40 # 13371

3-4 años y 4-5 años

Explora todas las técnicas básicas de ballet de una forma divertida, segura y en un entorno amoroso. Tu hijo se

$32 #13367 $40 #13368

6-9 años

Aprenda posturas básicas de ballet mientras experimenta con movimientos creativos. Nos enfocaremos en desarrollar el ritmo, el equilibrio y la creatividad.

Centro Comunitario de Petersen Barn Instructor: Jay Hall-Schnurrpusch 11 en-15 mzo L 4:15-5p No hay clases 18 en, 15 febr

$40 #13369

4-6 años

Esta divertida clase de tap se centrará en la coordinación, memorización y habilidades rítmicas. Los bailarines se divertirán mientras aprenden una pequeña rutina para compartir al �inal de la sesión. Tenemos disponibles algunos zapatos de tap que puede pedir prestados. Use ropa cómoda y venga listo para la diversión.

Centro Comunitario de Petersen Barn Instructor: Jay Hall Schnurrpusch 13 en-17 mzo Mi 10:45-11:15a

Baile de Tap

$40 #13375

6-9 años

Esta clase se enfocará en los fundamentos del Tap al miso tiempo que aprenderá sobre ritmo y estilo. Los bailarines aprenderán una breve rutina para mostrar sus nuevos movimientos al �inal de la sesión. Algunos zapatos de tap están disponibles para pedir prestados. Por favor use ropa cómoda y venga listo para hacer algo de ruido.

Centro Comunitario de Petersen Barn Instructor: Jay Hall Schnurrpusch 12 en-16 mzo Ma 4-5p

3-5 años

$40 #13374

Danza Moderna

$60 #13372

13 años +

Esta clase es para todos los niveles. Cubriremos las técnicas básicas y los fundamentos de la danza moderna. Exploramos el movimiento en un ambiente de apoyo, mientras se gana �lexibilidad y gracia.

Centro Comunitario de Petersen Barn Instructor: Jay Hall-Schnurrpusch 11 en-15 mzo L 5:15-6:15p No hay clases 11 en, 15 febr

$48 #13370

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Eventos Buscando a Pie Grande 16 años +, 5-15 años con un adulto

No hay nada mas regional de la costa paci�ica del noroeste que ir juntos de caza al bosque. Algunos buscan hongos, otros buscan animales y otros buscan al … Pie Grande. Únase a nosotros para un día divertido y familiar mientras aprendemos de un entusiasta local que sabe mucho sobre el Pie Grande para escuchar historias sobre encuentros legendarios, aprender sobre qué tipo de señales se debe buscar y cómo obtener un modelo de huella en caso de que alguna día se tope en el bosque con algo inusual. También tendremos la oportunidad de ver modelos famosos de huellas de Pie Grande encontradas en Oregon. Debes estar preparado para caminar menos de dos millas en clima de invierno.

La ubicación para reunirse está por determinar Instructor: Chris Minnear 20 febr S 9a-12p $5 #14166

Tira la Basura Una actividad de un día que se divide en dos partes. Los participantes pueden inscribirse en la limpieza de Alton Baker por la mañana, la limpieza del río Willamette por la tarde, o en ambas actividades. La idea de ambos eventos es divertirse mientras ayudamos a limpiar uno de los parques en el corazón de nuestra ciudad. Si elige asistir, es necesario seguir las precauciones de salud pública para mantener a usted y a los demás seguros usando protección facial/cubrebocas, lavándose las manos y manteniendo la distancia �ísica. Miembros de la comunidad de todas las edades tienen un papel importante en la desaceleración de la propagación del COVID-19.

Limpieza del Parque Alton Baker Todas las edades Nos reuniremos en Alton Baker Park, recogeremos nuestras bolsas de basura, guantes y agarradores y nos dirigiremos a un paseo donde nos embarraremos, trotaremos y recogeremos basura por todo el parque. Habrá varias rutas

para elegir, permitiendo a corredores de todas las habilidades a unirse a la diversión. ¡Solo prepárate para ensuciarte! Si está interesado en seguir ayudando con la limpieza de nuestra comunidad, échale un vistazo a la limpieza del río Willamette inmediatamente después de este evento.

Parque Alton Baker 13 mzo S

9a-12p

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Limpieza del Río Willamette 6 años + Todos vivimos alrededor del río. El mantenimiento y la limpieza de las orillas del río Willamette es una tarea que se realiza durante todo el año por equipos de voluntarios en barcos. La segunda parte de este evento de dos partes tendrá lugar en el agua. Nos meteremos en balsas para �lotar alrededor de Alton Baker Park y pararemos en las islas y a la orilla del río para sacar basura a medida que vamos avanzamos. Puedes elegir uno o ambos eventos, garantizamos una aventura novedosa incluso para los estándares eclécticos de Eugene.

La ubicación para reunirse está por determinar 13 mzo S 12-4p Gratis #14226

Kayak Práctica de Navegación de Kayak, Autoguiada 13 años + Practica tu remada y vuelta de kayak en una piscina climatizada de espacio cerrado. Trae tu propio kayak y equipo. Tenemos equipo limitado de kayak disponible para la renta por $5 adicionales. No damos instrucciones.

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Español Rescate de Kayak en Aguas Bravas 11 años +

En el kayak turístico, kayak recreativo o kayak de mar, los rescates suelen ser necesarios cuando las condiciones no son ideales. Esta clase en grupos proporcionará información y técnicas que se centran en rescates funcionales en aguas rápidas y desa�iantes. Tener una capacidades sólida de rescate independientemente a las condiciones le permitirá explorar más, tener más con�ianza, aumente la diversión y sentirse más seguro en el agua. Proporcionamos el kayak, el remo y la falda o puede traer su propio equipo.

Piscina de Sheldon 16 en S

3:30-6p

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Voltea el Kayak en Agua Corriente 11 años +

¿Ha volteado su kayak en una piscina, pero no se siente seguro de poder hacer la vuelta consistentemente en agua natural? ¿O tal vez ha estado remando un rato y siente que su vuelta podría ser más fuerte y consistente? Esta clase en grupo se centra en técnicas para poder voltear un kayak en aguas dinámicas. Los instructores proporcionarán trucos y herramientas para ayudarlo a pasar al siguiente nivel con su kayak. Esta clase está dirigida a personas que han podido dar la vuelta de un kayak en una piscina o en ambiente controlado. Proporcionamos el kayak, el remo y la falda o puede traer su propio equipo.

Piscina de Sheldon 6 febr S

3:30-6p

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Vuelta de Kayak con Instrucciones 11 años +

Estas sesiones de piscina se enfocan en aprender a dar la vuelta en el kayak. El precio incluye el equipo: bote, faldón y remo.

Piscina de Sheldon 9 en S 13 febr S

4-6p 4-6p

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Liderazgo Corte de Adolescentes

12-17 años

Los miembros adquieren experiencia en la toma de decisiones, la comunicación y la ley. Ayude a otros uniéndose al voluntariado de jurados con audiencias judiciales virtuales, que se llevan a cabo los jueves por la noche. Los miembros del jurado asignan contratos a los jóvenes con citaciones de policía para que aprendan a asumir responsabilidades y nuevas habilidades para seguir un camino positivo. Las horas de voluntariado cuentan para los requisitos de servicio comunitario de la escuela. Comuníquese para obtener más información o para inscribirse en la próxima fecha de formación del jurado virtual, escriba a eswanson@eugene-or.gov o llame al 541-285-8901 (inglés) o 541-682-6891 (español).

Entrenamiento de Liderazgo

14-17 años

Diseñado para ayudar a los jóvenes a desarrollar habilidades de liderazgo que se pueden aplicar a lo largo de la vida. Esta formación incluye actividades al aire libre e iniciativas de formación de equipos en cuatro sesiones nocturnas en River House y dos excursiones de �in de semana (necesita tener modo de transporte). Se utilizarán técnicas de educación por medio de la experiencia para construir una comprensión de la autoconciencia, la dinámica de grupo, la gerencia, la comunicación, el juicio situacional, así como también para la toma de decisiones, el manejo de riesgos, la plani�icación de viajes y el cuidado del medio ambiente. Para más información llame al 541-682-5329 (inglés) o 541-6826891 (español). Puede aplicar a becas.

En salón 2-23 febr Ma 5:30-7:30p River House Excursiones 13 y 27 febr S 9a-5p $220 #14219 Todas las clases son en inglés.

Para información en español llama al 541-682-6891.

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Español Alquiler de Bicicletas sin Pedales Las bicicletas sin pedales son excelentes bicicletas para enseñarle a alguien a equilibrar una bicicleta de dos ruedas y aprender a montar. Tenemos varios tamaños disponibles.

El alquiler de bicicletas es por un mes.

13 en Mi 3-5:30p Gratis #13352 La fecha límite para devolución es el 12 de marzo o antes 17 febr Mi 3-5:30p Gratis #13353 La fecha límite para devolución es el 12 de marzo o antes

Alquiler de Bicicletas de Pedales Tenemos varios tamaños disponibles. El alquiler de bicicletas es por un mes.

Montar en Bicicleta

14 en J 3-5:30p Gratis #13351 Fecha límite para devolución: 12 de febrero o antes 18 febr J 3-5:30p Gratis #13354 La fecha límite para devolución es el 12 de marzo o antes

Alquiler de Bicicletas para Chicos 3-17años

Aprende a Montar en Bici

Ofrecemos alquiler de bicicletas gratuitas para los chicos para tenerlas por un periodo de hasta un mes. Tenemos disponibles bicicletas sin pedales para aprender a montar y bicicletas con pedales. El alquiler de bicicletas incluye: bicicleta, casco, luces y candado. Requerimos que tenga disponibilidad a un almacenamiento seguro. Pregunte sobre las bicicletas adaptadas. Regístrese en línea (para español seleccione “Spanish” en la esquina derecha de abajo de la página). A continuación están las fechas de recogida de bicicletas.

Tenemos muchos tamaños de bicicletas y cascos que están disponibles para su uso o puede traer su propio equipo.

Este es un evento gratuito gracias al programa "Safe Routes to School” y a Eugene Rec. El equipo será desinfectado entre usos, por favor traiga un protección facial/ cubrebocas para usar mientras aprende. Es necesario registrarse para un periodo de tiempo de una hora.

Recogidas en el Centro de River House

Centro Comunitario de Sheldon 7 mzo D 10-11a 7 mzo D 11a-12p

Wi-Fi Gratis La mayoría de las instalaciones de recreación de Eugene son ahora puntos de acceso de Wi-Fi. Puede utilizar sus dispositivos para acceder el Internet por medio de Wi-Fi gratuitamente en: • Centro Comunitario de Amazon • Piscina de Amazon Pool (por temporadas) • Centro Comunitario de Campbell • Piscina Echo Hollow y Centro de Ejercicios • Centro Comunitario Hilyard • Centro Comunitario Petersen Barn • Centro Comunitario Sheldon • Piscina Sheldon y Centro de Ejercicios • Centro al Aire Libre de River House

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Para los Más Pequeños Cuidado Infantil Eugene Rec ofrece cuidado para niños en varios lugares.

Los niños estarán en grupos pequeños y estables donde tendrán apoyo para jugar, estudiar y divertirse. Se proporcionará un espacio tranquilo para estudiar y para las sesiones escolares de Zoom. El distanciamiento social, los cubrebocas, los protocolos de desinfección y los controles de salud son parte de las medidas de seguridad que usamos a diario. El personal con experiencia de cuidado infantil está capacitado en los protocolos de seguridad de COVID-19.

Cuidado Infantil en Amazon Centro Comunitario de Amazon 5-8 en Ma-V 8a-5:30p 11-15 en L-V 8a-5:30p 19-22 en Ma-V 8a-5:30p 25-28 en L-J 8a-5:30p 1-5 febr L-V 8a-5:30p 8-12 febr L-V 8a-5:30p 16-19 febr Ma-V 8a-5:30p 22-26 febr L-V 8a-5:30p 1-5 mzo L-V 8a-5:30p 8-12 mzo L-V 8a-5:30p 15-18 mzo L-J 8a-5:30p

Cuidado Infantil en Washington Park Centro de Washington Park 5-8 en Ma-V 8a-5:30p 11-15 en L-V 8a-5:30p 19-22 en Ma-V 8a-5:30p 25-28 en L-J 8a-5:30p 1-5 febr L–V 8a-5:30p 8-12 febr L-V 8a-5:30p 16-19 febr Ma-V 8a-5:30p 22-26 febr L-V 8a-5:30p 1-5 mzo L-V 8a-5:30p 8-12 mzo L-V 8a-5:30p 15-18 mzo L-J 8a-5:30p

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6-11 años

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Enriquecimiento de Todo el Día en Sheldon Grados K-5 Para estudiantes que asisten a las escuelas de primaria de 4J. Este programa continuará hasta que se reanude la instrucción dentro de las escuelas de 4J. Es posible que hayan algunos lugares disponibles de tiempo parcial. Modo de pago mensual. Para obtener más información, llame al 541-682-5312 (inglés) o 541-682-6891 (español).

Centro Comunitario Sheldon Continuo L-V 8-5:30p Horarios flexibles de entrega y recogida

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Todas las clases son en inglés.

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Aprendizaje Temprano El registro para Educación Temprana 2021-2022 comienza en abril.

Para más información llame al 541-682-6891.

Preescolar de Amazon

3-5 años

¡Explora el arte y la naturaleza en el preescolar de Amazon ¡Los niños participan en actividades artísticas usando habilidades para aumentar la destreza y la coordinación mientras se divierten! Realizan caminatas donde descubren el asombroso mundo de la naturaleza. Harán experimentos cientí�icos que despertarán su imaginación. Nos enfocamos en el desarrollo académico temprano individual con énfasis en el desarrollo de habilidades sociales. Los niños estarán en grupos pequeños estables con apoyo para jugar y aprender.

El personal con experiencia de cuidado infantil está capacitado en los protocolos de seguridad COVID-19.

Centro Comunitario de Amazon 9a-12p L-V o L,Mi,V o Ma,J Llama al 541-682-5373 (inglés) o 541-682-6891 (español)

Preescolar de Petersen Barn

3-5 años

A través del juego, los niños tienen experiencia con la cooperación, el riesgo y la creatividad, además de comprometerse y observar las leyes y estructuras de su mundo. En nuestro pequeño preescolar, practicamos un enfoque de aprendizaje basado en la exploración y el juego utilizando temas semanales para estructurar el plan de estudios e interactuar con nuestros entornos.

Centro Comunitario de Petersen Barn 9a-12p L-V o L,Mi,V o Ma,J Llama al 541-682-5521 (inglés) o 541-682-6891 (español)

Preescolar y Pre-Kinder del Centro Comunitario de Sheldon 3-5 años El plan de estudios se basará en el desarrollo y los intereses emergentes de los niños. El lenguaje, la alfabetización y las matemáticas serán integrados durante todo el día. Todos los salones incluyen exploración práctica con el arte, ciencia, táctica, música y movimiento.

Centro Comunitario de Sheldon Los días y las horas están por determinarse Llama al 541-682-5312 (inglés) o 541-682-6891 (español)

Preescolar en Línea Eugene Rec Club de Pequeños

3-5 años

¿Quiere educar a su niño de edad de preescolar y necesita ayuda? Únase a nuestro aula de aprendizaje en línea donde los niños y sus familias pueden interactuar con ideas de actividades tanto digitales como analógicas para una exploración experimental y creativa. Nuestro maestro dirigirá lecciones en inglés, presentará espectáculos y narraciones y ayudarán a enseñarle a su hijo el conocimiento del nivel preescolar, al mismo tiempo que lo incitará a explorar en casa para aprender a través del juego.

“SeeSaw” es la aplicación en inglés del sitio web que usamos en nuestro aula virtual. ¡Permítanos ayudarlo a encontrar actividades interesantes y educativas para mantener activa la mente y el cuerpo de su hijo!

Virtual Instructora: Shannon Madrid 5 en-19 mzo L-V 9a-3p No hay clases 18, 29 en, 15 febr

$10 #14251

Todas las clases son en inglés.

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Deportes Acuáticos Fechas de Registro Mensual 29 dic 26 en 23 febr

Ma Ma Ma

12p 12p 12p

para actividades del 3-30 en para actividades del 31 en-27 febr para actividades del 28 febr-27 mzo

Protocolos COVID Las piscinas funcionarán de acuerdo a las pautas de la Autoridad de Salud de Oregon para piscinas. Todas las actividades requieren registro previo para participar; no se aceptarán visitas sin cita previa.

en el agua por un adulto de 18 años o más (un adulto por niño) o debe poder pasar un prueba de natación.

Ejercicio en Aguas Profundas 13 años + Se proporciona soporte de �lotación para facilitar estos ejercicios de bajo impacto en aguas profundas. Cuando el cuerpo está dentro del agua signi�ica que ha hecho un entrenamiento de cuerpo entero. Se fortalecen todos los músculos principales al mismo tiempo que hace una rutina de ejercicio cardiovascular.

Los niveles de intensidad varían para adaptarse a su capacidad.

Se ofrece equipo de resistencia para ganar mas fuerza.

Se debe usar protección facial/cubrebocas en todas las instalaciones a no ser que este dentro de la piscina.

Recomendamos que llegue a la piscina listo para nadar no antes de 5 a 10 minutos de la hora reservada.

Ejercicio por su Cuenta 13 años + Se puede reservar espacio en la piscina para nadar o hacer ejercicio solo.

Los casilleros no estarán disponibles; por favor ponga sus pertenencias en la terraza de la piscina. Deberá salir de las instalaciones entre 5 y 10 minutos antes de la hora de �inalización de su reserva. Las duchas son limitadas, así que plani�ique de acuerdo a esto. Para obtener información completa, vea nuestras preguntas frecuentes (para español seleccione “Spanish” en la esquina derecha de abajo de la página).

Gimnasio Nuestro gimnasio ofrece equipos cardiovasculares, incluyendo maquinas para correr y maquinas para subir escaleras, así como pesas y otros equipos diseñado para trabajar grupos musculares especí�icos.

Las clases para estar a salvo en el agua están disponibles para principiantes, intermedios y avanzados. Los niños registrados a clases de principiantes o intermedios deben estar acompañados por un adulto de 18 años o más (un adulto por niño) cuando estén dentro del agua. Nuestro personal enseñará la clase desde la terraza de la piscina mientras los estudiantes practican sus habilidades de natación y seguridad dentro de la piscina.

Curso de Seguridad en el Agua para Adolescentes/Adultos 13 años + Tenemos clases disponibles para nivel intermedio y avanzado. Nuestro personal le enseñará la clases desde la terraza de la piscina mientras los estudiantes practican sus habilidades de natación y seguridad dentro de la piscina.

Natación para Padres e Hijos Todas las edades Horarios abiertos para jugar y nadar para todas las edades.

Los niños deben ser registrados y deben ser acompañados

Tarifas de Piscina

Adultos Mayores 60 años +

Curso de Seguridad en el Agua para la Familia 6 meses + con un adulto

• 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.

Adultos 18-59 años

Nadado Libre 13 años + Carriles individuales y horarios disponibles para el nadado libre.

Chicos 3-17 años

Actividades

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, y debemos �irmar el formulario de consentimiento. Abierto para adultos de 18 años o más.

Piscina Amazon

$4.50

$5.00

$4.50

Piscina Sheldon

$3.50

$4.00

$3.50

Políticas de admisión: Se aplican algunas restricciones según la edad. Los niños menores de dos años entran gratis con un adulto pagado.

Política de pañales para nadar: Todas las instalaciones de natación de la ciudad de Eugene requieren pañales de natación reusables que sean elásticos alrededor de las piernas y la cintura para aquellos que no saben usar el baño. No se permiten pañales de natación desechables en el agua.

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Políticas Requisitos Mínimos de Clase Para recuperar los costos del programa, se requiere un mínimo de participantes. Regístrese temprano, las clases y actividades se cancelarán entre dos y cinco días antes de la fecha de inicio de la actividad si no se ha registrado el número mínimo de participantes requerido.

Si se registra en una actividad que se cancela debido al bajo numero de inscripción, el personal le noti�icará y emitirá un reembolso. A continuación vea más información sobre la política de retiro/reembolso.

Política de Retiro/Reembolso Las solicitudes de retiro y reembolso se le debe pedir a la instalación que ha patrocinando la actividad.

Los retiros de actividades recreativas están sujetos a un cargo por retiro. Se cobrará una tarifa de retiro de $10 por cada registro de precio menor a los $100. Se cobrará una tarifa de $25 por cada registro que cueste $100 o más.

Se dará un reembolso del total pagado menos los $10 o $25 de tarifa de retiro cuando este se haya solicitado siete (7+) o más días antes de que empieza la actividad.

Cuando se solicita un reembolso seis (6) o menos días antes del día que comienza la primera reunión de actividad o una vez que una clase o actividad ha comenzado, solo se dará un reembolso si: • Se esta mudando fuera de la ciudad.

• No puede participar desde el punto de vista médico.

• El departamento requiere la cancelación de la actividad (en este caso no se cobrará una tarifa de retiro).

Los reembolsos se prorratearán para las clases a las que ya haya asistido.

No se emitirá reembolso si no se presenta a la actividad registrada, clase o viaje. No se otorgará ningún reembolso de tarifas de la liga atlética ni de viajes que requieren el pago anticipado de boletos de reserva o tarifas de admisión.

Algunas actividades requieren una tarifa de registro no reembolsable.

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

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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.

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 línea o en cualquier instalación de Eugene Rec. Si desea obtener más información sobre las becas de Eugene Rec llame al 541-682-6891 (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 20% por cada actividades a la que se registre y también por cada alquiler.

Permisos Uso Especial para los 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.

The City of Eugene is here to help you get through the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Community Resources Looking for assistance with healthcare, housing, food support and more? We have compiled important information about local, state and federal resources to help residents and businesses significantly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. eugene-or.gov/covid19resources

Long-Term Community Recovery The impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic are being felt across our community, state and nation, and the road ahead to full-recovery will likely be a long one. Eugene Community Recovery represents the work of the City of Eugene, regional partners and members of our community who are working together to restore and improve the health and prosperity of our city. Read about our efforts to enhance existing programs, identify opportunities to improve equity and access, and find ways to respond to the new type and level of need within the community. eugene-or.gov/eugenecommunityrecovery

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Ways to Support

Support Eugene Public Library Eugene Public Library Foundation Donate money through direct contributions or planned giving; including annual gifts, stock, property transfers, and bequests.

541-338-7018 eplfoundation.org | info@eplfoundation.org Friends of Eugene Public Library Donate or purchase gently used books. Contact the Friends to arrange for pick-up of donations.

Check the Friends website for online purchase options.

541-484-1452 friendseugenelibrary.org friendseugenelibrary@gmail.com

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Volunteer In accordance with the Governor’s Risk and Protection Framework guidelines, classes with an orange icon ( ) can’t be held if the county remains at the “Extreme Risk” level. If the county’s level drops to “High” or “Moderate” these classes will be allowed to proceed. For the best, most up-to-date information, please go to our registration website.

The Volunteer Program has implemented safety protocols in response to COVID-19. RSVPs are required.

Volunteer in Eugene’s Parks

All ages

These family friendly work parties will make a real difference in our parks and open spaces. No experience needed. Registrants will be contacted with more information about additional protocols because of COVID-19. RSVP required. For more information, visit the Volunteer Page on the Parks and Open Space website.

Alton Baker Park Native Plant Nursery Join us in stewarding native plants in support of the City of Eugene’s many urban restoration projects. This effort directly improves habitat and water quality for our city, as well as allows participants to work amongst �lowers, birds and butter�lies! RSVP required. For more information contact Kelsey Irvine at kirvine@eugene-or.gov or 541-228-5349.

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Alton Baker Park Work Party Alton Baker Park is Eugene’s largest developed park and includes approximately 413 acres. With a wide variety of recreational uses and park features, there are countless opportunities for environmental stewardship. This event is a great way to explore all that Alton Baker has to offer and play an active role in its stewardship! Meet near the restrooms by the duck pond. RSVP required. For more information, contact Danielle Klinkebiel at dklinkebiel@eugene-or.gov or 541-510-9318.

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Hendricks Park Rhododendron Garden In partnership with the Friends of Hendricks Park, this lively volunteer group helps out year-round. No experience is necessary. RSVP required. To sign up and get locations, contact Christina Bentrup at cbentrup@eugene-or.gov or 541-510-4636.

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Hendricks Park Native Plant Garden Learn about Willamette Valley native plants and their uses while supporting the garden’s continued growth. Beginner and experienced gardeners welcome. Tasks vary by season.

RSVP required. For more information, contact Christina Bentrup at cbentrup@eugene-or.gov or 541-510-4636.

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Owen Rose Garden Bi-Monthly Work Party Learn how to prune and deadhead a variety of roses and help keep Eugene’s iconic botanical garden looking beautiful. Meet at the gazebo wearing weather appropriate clothing and sturdy shoes. No experience necessary. RSVP required. For more information, contact Danielle Klinkebiel at dklinkebiel@eugene-or.gov or 541-510-9318.

Ongoing

2nd & 4th F 9a-12p

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MLK Day of Service Looking to provide service? Come plant a tree or two at a park honoring Mattie Reynolds, a member of one Eugene’s �irst African-American families. RSVP required. For more information or to RSVP, contact Michelle Parkins at mparkins@eugene-or.gov or 541-510-4040.

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President’s Day Tree Planting Come spend your President’s Day planting trees. RSVP required. For more information, contact Michelle Parkins at mparkins@eugene-or.gov or 541-510-4040.

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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.

No refund will be issued if you fail to show up for a registered activity, class or trip. No refund will be given for athletic league fees and trips that require prepayment of advanced reservation tickets or admission fees.

Some activities require a non-refundable registration fee.

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.

Withdrawals from recreation activities are subject to a withdrawal fee. A withdrawal fee of $10 will be charged for each registration under $100. A withdrawal fee of $25 will be charged for each registration $100 and higher.

An additional Release from Liability Agreement, signed by the participant or guardian, may be required for participation in some activities.

A refund will be issued minus the withdrawal fee when requested at least seven (7) or more calendar days before the �irst activity meeting.

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.

When a refund is requested six (6) or fewer calendar days before the �irst activity meeting or once a class or activity has started, a refund shall be issued only if:

Registration and/or payment of any registration fee shall be deemed an admission of agreement to the terms stated above.

• You move out of town.

• You are medically unable to participate.

• Department action requires cancellation of the activity (no withdrawal fee will be charged).

Scholarship Program

Refunds will be pro-rated for classes already attended.

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 are available online or at any Eugene Rec facility.

If you would like more information about Eugene Rec scholarships, call 541-682-5654.

Surcharge for Non-City Residents Non-city residents are assessed a 20 percent surcharge for registered activities and rentals.

Outdoor Program Special Use Permit 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.

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