Weston@Play - Fall 2021 Parks and Recreation Guide

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Programs & Classes

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Special Events

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Administrative Staff Kara Petty Director Bryan Beard Recreation Superintendent Francisco Lopez Parks Superintendent

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Annalisa Walker Special Events Manager City of Weston Parks & Recreation Department Administrative Offices are located at the Weston Community Center (inside Weston Regional Park) 20200 Saddle Club Road Weston, Florida 33327 954-389-4321 Administrative Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

WestonFL.org/Parks

General Information................................ 1 Park Amenities / Features..................... 2-3 @Play in Weston...................................... 4 Sports Leagues......................................... 5 Weston Racquet Club.............................. 6 Family Fun at the YMCA......................... 7 Arts and Culture...................................... 8 Special Events..................................... 9-12 Upcoming Events................................... 13 Community Center........................... 14-15 Rental Information................................. 16 Park Locator Map................................... 17 Front Cover: Families and friends gathered at Regional Park on July 3, 2021 to enjoy an evening of festive fun and fireworks in celebration of Weston’s 25th Anniversary.

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C ITY OF W ESTON Qualities such as cultural diversity, an expansive park system, exemplary public safety and superior community service at all levels are some of the reasons many choose Weston as their hometown.

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A Bicycle Friendly Community

The City of Weston is committed to improving conditions for bicycling through investment in infrastructure and education to enhance cycling and pedestrian safety. Whether an avid cyclist, a recreational rider, or using a bike to get to and from school, safety is our priority for all.

WestonFL.org/BikeSafety

A Water Smart Community

Weston is committed to protect children from drowning fatalities and aquatic-related injuries by promoting good safety habits in and around water.

Simple steps can help to avoid a tragic situation:  inspect residential pools for proper safety features  teach children to swim  supervise children around water at all times  learn CPR Visit WaterSmartBroward.org for a free Learn to Swim coupon for children under 4 years old. BSO Weston provides free CPR training and pool safety inspections to all residents.

WestonFL.org/WaterSafety

A Healthy Weight Community

Since 2015, the City of Weston has been recognized as a Healthy Weight Community Champion by the Florida Department of Health. This designation reflects the City’s dedication and commitment to infrastructure (park amenities, bike lanes, sidewalks, street lighting, etc.) and programs that encourage exercise safety and recreational activities.

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C ITY OF W ESTON P ARKS Gator Run Park

Bonaventure Park

520 Racquet Club Road 8 a.m. – 9 p.m.

1101 Park Road 8 a.m. – 9 p.m.

• Dog-friendly

(must be on a leash – 6’ max.) 

• Basketball court (half-court)

• Lighted exercise path with fitness stations

• Bike Fixit Station

• Playground 

• Restrooms

• Dog-friendly (must be on a leash – 6’ max.)

• Bike Fixit Station  

• Lighted exercise path 

• Picnic shelters with tables

• Shaded playground 

• Restrooms

Country Isles Park

Heron Park

2260 Country Isles Road Dawn to Dusk

1620 Three Village Road Dawn to Dusk

• Dog-friendly

(must be on a leash – 6’ max.) 

• Exercise path

• Gazebo with benches

• Open play area

• Shaded playground

• Dog-friendly

(must be on a leash – 6’ max.) 

• Athletic multipurpose fields 

• Baseball fields

Eagle Point Park

Indian Trace Park

18691 North Lake Boulevard Dawn to Dusk

17998 Saddle Club Road 8 a.m. – 9 p.m.

• Dog-friendly

(must be on a leash – 6’ max.) 

• Baseball fields

• Exercise path 

• Athletic multipurpose fields 

• Open play area 

• Sand volleyball 

• Shaded playground 

• Water view 

• Dog-friendly

(must be on a leash – 6’ max.) 

• Athletic multipurpose field

• Baseball field

• Basketball courts

• Bike Fixit Station

• Shaded playground

• Shaded fitness equipment

• Restrooms

Emerald Estates Park

Library Park

16400 Emerald Estates Drive 8 a.m. – 9 p.m.

• Dog-friendly

(must be on a leash – 6’ max.) 

• Basketball courts

• Bike Fixit Station  • Exercise path with fitness stations 

• Shaded playground 

• Tennis courts 

• Park shelters (w/tables & grill)

• Restrooms

• Water view

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4255 Bonaventure Boulevard 8 a.m. – 9 p.m.

• Dog-friendly

(must be on a leash – 6’ max.)

• Bike Fixit Station 

• Gazebos with benches 

• Lighted exercise path 

• Open play area 

• Restrooms 

• Weston History Walk

Peace Mound Park

1300 Three Village Road 8 a.m. – 9 p.m.

• Dog-friendly

(must be on a leash – 6’ max.) 

• Bike Fixit Station 

• Exercise path 

• Fishing dock 

• Picnic shelters with tables

• Restrooms 

• Shaded playground 

• Water view 

• Weston History Walk

Tequesta Trace Park

Weston Regional Park

20200 Saddle Club Road 8 a.m. – 11 p.m.

• Dog-friendly (must be on a leash – 6’ max.) 

• Athletic field with track and stadium seating 

• Baseball fields 

• Exercise path 

• Multipurpose artificial turf fields 

• Restrooms 

• Roller hockey rink 

• Shaded playground 

• Picnic shelters with tables

• No dogs permitted  • Athletic multipurpose fields  • Baseball fields  • Basketball courts  • Bike Fixit Station  • Event stage  • Exercise path  • Pickleball courts • Park shelters (w/tables & grill) • Restroom facilities • Sand volleyball courts • Shaded playground  • Skate park 

Town Center Park

Weston Racquet Club

600 Indian Trace 6 a.m. – 11 p.m.

1900 Bell Tower Lane 8 a.m. – 9 p.m.

• No dogs permitted  • Lighted exercise path  • Outdoor amphitheatre  • Restrooms  • Water view

Vista Park

16451 Racquet Club Road Call for operating schedule

• 15-Lighted, Har-Tru courts • Lighted hard court • 4-Lighted pickleball courts • 2-Lighted padel courts (coming soon) • Pro shop

• Restrooms with showers and lockers 

Windmill Ranch Park

18800 Vista Park Boulevard 8 a.m. – 11 p.m.

2902 Bonaventure Boulevard Dawn to Dusk

• No dogs permitted  • Athletic multipurpose fields  • Baseball fields  • Restrooms  • Shaded playground  • Shelters/picnic areas

• Dog-friendly

(must be on a leash – 6’ max.) 

• Athletic multipurpose fields

• Shaded playground

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@Play IN W ESTON

Weston’s picturesque parks offer something for everyone. From leisurely walks to a sprint down the track, birdwatching, shaded playgrounds, athletic leagues, tennis, basketball and much more. Experience Weston @Play! Enjoy Weston’s parks all year.

Fixit Bike Repair Stations The Fixit stations have all of the tools needed to perform on basic bike repairs, from changing a flat tire to adjusting brakes and derailleurs. Stations are located in the following parks: Emerald Estates, Gator Run, Indian Trace, Library Park, Peace Mound and Weston Regional.

Severe Weather Warning System Weston’s largest athletic parks – Weston Regional, Tequesta Trace and Vista Park – are equipped with lightning detection meters to advise park visitors when lightning threatens the area. A loud siren will alert park visitors to seek shelter immediately. An “all clear” signal (three consecutive alarms) will sound when conditions improve and activities are clear to resume

Hand Sanitizer and Sunscreen Stations Here’s a park perk for you! Weston Parks has added stations with hand sanitizer and sunscreen to some of our parks in high traffic areas. While we encourage you to bring your own, we have you covered if you forget to bring your own.

Park Shelter Rentals Park shelters are available to rent at Emerald Estates and Weston Regional Park. See page 16 for details.

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S PORTS L EAGUES The Weston Sports Alliance is the governing body for all league sports programs in the City. Youth and adult sports programming is offered to the community in a fun, competitive and professional atmosphere, with an emphasis on good sportsmanship.

Is practice still on? Is the game canceled? For up-to-the-minute field closure information, call Rainout Line at 754-227-8999 or visit WestonFL.org/FieldClosures.

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BASEBALL, SOFTBALL AND T-BALL

BASKETBALL FIELD HOCKEY FOOTBALL LACROSSE RUGBY

SOCCER

ORGANIZATION / CONTACT PERSON

CONTACT INFORMATION

Weston Athletic League (WAL)

www.westonathleticleague.org www.westoneagles.com

YMCA Baseball / T-Ball Sports Director

954-424-9622 www.ymcasouthflorida.org

Weston Explosion Softball Recreational and Travel Fast Pitch Softball Jerry Gonzalez

305-970-6229 Recreational: www.westonrecsoftball.com Travel: www.westonexplosion.com softball@westonexplosion.com

Weston Travel Ball Bruce Aven

954-483-0917 www.westontravelball.com westontravelball@gmail.com

YMCA Sports Director

954-424-9622 www.ymcasouthflorida.org

Weston Field Hockey Gabriela Cappanera

786-286-9469 westonfieldhockey2017@gmail.com

YMCA Flag Football Sports Director

954-424-9622 www.ymcasouthflorida.org

WESTON WARRIORS Tackle Football / Cheer John LoMonaco

954-900-6050 www.westonwarriorssports.com

WESTON WARRIORS Rich Barba

754-264-2405 www.westonwarriorslacrosse.com

Okapi Wanderers Mariano Gallo

954-870-4241 www.okapiwanderersrugby.com info@okapiwanderersrugby.com

AYSO Recreational Soccer Alan Dagen

www.ayso644.org

FUTSOC Jose Tamayo

www.futsocusa.net

Weston FC Travel Soccer Steve Ziegler

www.westonfc.org

For detailed information, contact the league directly. Information current as of August 2021.

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W ESTON R ACQUET C LUB

The Weston Racquet Club 16451 Racquet Club Road 954-389-8666 | WestonTennis.com The Weston Racquet Club, managed by Cliff Drysdale Tennis, offers a variety of tennis, pickleball and padel programs for children (ages 4 and over), teens and adults year-round. The center features 15 Har-Tru clay courts, one championship hard court, four pickleball courts and two padel courts (coming soon), along with newly renovated locker and shower facilities and a Pro Shop.

Membership Enjoy access to the courts year-round. Contact the center to learn all the benefits membership has to offer. Ask about the Rally for Fitness membership special available through October 15 or the Fall for Padel membership special offers $100 in padel court credits through December 1.

Junior Tennis Programs Classes held on weekday evenings and Saturday mornings for Pee Wees (4-6), Turbo (7-10), Top Gun (8-11, by invitation only) and Tornado (12-15).

Junior Tennis Academy Includes Top Gun Select (Top Gun program graduates and juniors progressing on to green ball tournaments) and Academy (by invitation only) for intermediate to advanced players.

Adult Tennis and Pickleball Programs From Tennis 101 for beginners, to open tennis and pickleball clinics, social nights and tournament play, there is something for everyone! Private and Semi-private tennis lessons are also available.

Court Reservations Hourly court reservations are available (members and non-members.) Call to inquire.

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F AMILY F UN at Weston YMCA Family Center 20201 Saddle Club Road Located inside Regional Park 954-424-9622 | YMCASouthFlorida.org The Weston YMCA Family Center offers something for the entire family, including fitness classes, youth and adult sports leagues, summer and holiday break camps, and an outdoor aquatic center.

Membership YMCA membership is not required to enjoy many of the programs that are offered; however, membership benefits include free fitness classes – including group and water exercise classes, wellness assessment, free Kid Zone while parents work out (included with family membership), savings on programs such as summer day camp, youth sports and swim lessons.

Members also enjoy access to any participating YMCA location nationwide.

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Active Older Adults Adult Wellness Youth Sports, including Basketball and Volleyball Gym, including Personal Training and High-Intensity Training Group Exercise Classes, including Spinning, Yoga, Pilates and Zumba

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Swim Lessons and Water Aerobics Competitive Swim Team Virtual YMCA Classes, including joint educational programs with the Cleveland Clinic Florida

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A RTS AND C ULTURE

ARTS COUNCIL OF GREATER WESTON

The Arts Council of Greater Weston The Arts Council of Greater Weston, Inc. is organized for educational, cultural and charitable purposes, to provide planning and oversight, and to support the diverse cultural activities of the community in an effort to enhance the quality of life for all residents of the City of Weston. Established in 2002, the Arts Council of Greater Weston is an independent not-for-profit corporation comprised of elected board members representing varied backgrounds within the City of Weston.

The Arts Council of Greater Weston assists the City of Weston by reviewing requests for the City to participate as a sponsor or provide venues for arts and cultural events in Weston.

For details about upcoming events or for information on the event application process, visit www.1Weston.com.

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S PECIAL E VENTS General Information The City of Weston offers wonderful events, concerts, art and cultural celebrations and more! Many of our events are free for the community, while some are ticketed events.

COVID-19 Due to COVID-19 and fluctuating operational guidelines, events may be canceled or postponed. Please verify that the event is still on before you attend. Information can be found at WestonFL.org/Events or WestonFL.org/Calendar, or please call the Community Center at 954-389-4321.

FREE ADMISSION

Moonlight Movies in the Park

Weston Regional Park Event Stage, 20200 Saddle Club Road Enjoy a full-length feature film projected on a giant inflatable screen with family and friends. Bring lawn chairs or blankets. Coolers are welcome (no alcohol permitted). *Movie titles are subject to change. See page 13 for Spring event dates.

Saturday, October 9, 2021 8 p.m.

Saturday, November 6, 2021 7:30 p.m.

Friday, December 10, 2021 7:30 p.m.

Featuring Cruella

Featuring Raya and the Lost Dragon

Featuring Space Jam (1996)

During the 1970s London punk rock revolution, a young drifter transforms herself into the raucous, revenge-bent Cruella de Vil. Comedy/Crime | PG-13 | 134 min.

In a land known as Kumandra, a warrior named Raya is determined to find the last dragon.

Family/Animated Adventure | PG | 117 min.

The Looney Tunes seek the aid of retired basketball champion, Michael Jordan in an attempt to win a basketball match.

Family/Animated Adventure | PG | 88 min.

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S PECIAL E VENTS WESTON Foreign Film Series Sponsored by the City of Weston and The Arts Council of Greater Weston Series runs from November 2021 through March 2022 Showtimes: 4:45 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.

AMC Weston 8 Theater

Monday, November 8, 2021 The Film Critic / El Crítico (Argentina) A film critic is weary of Hollywood’s romantic comedies until he meets an attractive woman.

When random events bring them together, he suspects the movie genre he hates is taking revenge.

(2013 | Spanish with English subtitles | 98 min.)

Monday, December 13, 2021 Back to Burgundy / Ce Qui Nous Lie (France) After a ten-year absence, Jean returns to his hometown when his father falls ill. Reuniting with his sister and brother requires them to re-build their relationship and trust as a family again.

(2017 | French with English subtitles | 98 min.)

T I C K E T A N D CONTACT INFOR MAT ION Tickets will go on sale after October 1.

Series tickets: $35 for full series November - March

$30 for December - March, on sale November 9 Individual tickets: $8 per film, may be purchased at the door (pending availability.)

Ticket sales locations (Checks only): Weston Community Center, 20200 Saddle Club Road and Weston Branch Library, 4205 Bonaventure Boulevard, or online at 1Weston.com.

The full listing of films will be available at 1Weston.com. See page 13 for film dates.

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Celebrate the Arts Chalk in the Park Day

FREE ADMISSION

Presented by the City of Weston and The Arts Council of Greater Weston Sunday, November 7, 2021, 2 p.m.

Library Park, 4255 Bonaventure Boulevard

Get your creative juices going as you create an artistic masterpiece to brighten up Library Park! Fun for the entire family as you spend an afternoon drawing out your own chalk art to the event theme, Create Your Happy! Capacity and supplies are limited. Visit 1Weston.com for details.

WestonNights Outdoor Concert Series

Weston Regional Park Event Stage, 20200 Saddle Club Road

FREE ADMISSION

Enjoy an evening of music under the stars! Bring lawn chairs or a blanket and arrive early to pick your perfect seating area. Bring your own food and refreshments – or enjoy a variety of food options for purchase from food trucks on site.

Saturday, November 20, 2021, 7 – 10 p.m.

Featuring Private Stock Band

Enjoy this energetic, multi-talented and extremely versatile band. Don’t miss a night of interactive and positive energy performances from all styles of music.

Dance Fever through the Decades Party

Weston Town Center, 1675 Market Street (Behind the Bell Tower) Saturday, December 4, 2021, 5 - 8 p.m.

FREE ADMISSION

Presented by the City of Weston in collaboration with the Weston Music Society Come out with the entire family and enjoy music from all decades while you dance the night away. This high energy dance party will keep you on your feet all night long.

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24th Annual Rotary Run for Tomorrow Half Marathon, Half Marathon Relay, 10K and 5K and Get Fit Challenge Events

Get Fit Challenge Events Sunday, December 5, 2021 Cypress Bay High School, 18600 Vista Park Boulevard

Sponsored by Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital, the Rotary Club of Weston and the City of Weston

Earn additional minutes towards the 1 Million Minutes to Fitness challenge by participating in these activities.

Cypress Bay High School, 18600 Vista Park Boulevard

The Commission Cup 1-Mile Walk, 8:30 a.m. SHARP! Award presentation, 10:30 a.m.

Half Marathon, Half Marathon Relay, 10K and 5K Races

A festive race day that includes live music and sponsor booths with plenty of giveaways.

Race entry fees and start times vary. Visit WestonRotaryRun.com for registration details.

1 Million Minutes to Fitness November 6 through December 5, 2021

This challenge kicks off the 2021 Rotary Run events. Participants will also earn minutes by participating in activities throughout the City leading up to the events on December 5.

Collect minutes to earn chances to win raffle prizes, including a Grand Prize at the Health & Fitness Festival.

Elementary school students and their families throughout Weston are invited to join us for a one-mile family health walk and help their school win the 2021 Commission Cup trophy and cash prizes, too!

Health & Fitness Festival, 9 a.m. until noon

FREE ADMISSION

A free community fitness festival open to everyone! Race participation is not required.

Visit a variety of booths featuring health & wellness products/services, children’s activities, health check-ups and more. Earn additional minutes towards the Get Fit Challenge by visiting the booths and completing booth activities!

WESTON 25TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Weston Regional Park Event Stage, 20200 Saddle Club Road Saturday, December 11, 2021, Time TBD

Celebrate Weston’s 25th Anniversary of incorporation with an evening of fun and festivities at the park. Fun for all ages.

Visit WestonFL.org/Events for details.

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FREE ADMISSION

FREE ADMISSION

U PCOMING E VENTS SAVE THE DATES FOR OUR WINTER/SPRING 2022 EVENTS

JANUARY 2022 Saturday, January 8 Moonlight Movie in the Park, 7:30 p.m. - Twister (1996)* Monday, January 10 Weston Foreign Film Series, 4:45 p.m. & 7:30 p.m.

Friday, January 21 Winter Safety Expo, 6 p.m.

Sunday, January 23 Celebrate the Arts Day, 1 p.m.

FEBRUARY 2022 Saturday, February 5 WestonNights Outdoor Concert Series, 7 p.m. - Shane Duncan Band Saturday, February 12 Magic Puppet Show, 1:30 p.m. & 3 p.m.

Moonlight Movie in the Park, 7:30 p.m.- The Boss Baby: Family Business* Monday, February 14 Weston Foreign Film Series, 4:45 p.m. & 7:30 p.m

MARCH 2022 Friday, March 4 Moonlight Movie in the Park, 7:30 p.m. - Jurassic Park: The Lost World (1996)* Sunday, March 6 Weston World Fest, 12 – 4 p.m.

Saturday, March 12 WestonNights Outdoor Concert Series, 7 p.m.

Monday, March 14 Weston Foreign Film Series, 4:45 p.m. & 7:30 p.m.

APRIL 2022 Saturday, April 2 Outdoor Pops Concert with the South Florida Symphony Orchestra, 6:30 p.m.

Saturday, April 9 Magic Show, 1:30 p.m. & 3 p.m.

Moonlight Movie in the Park, 8 p.m.- Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway* Saturday, April 16 Royal Egg Hunt, 10 a.m. SHARP!!

*Events are subject to cancellation. Movie titles are subject to change.

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C OMMUNITY C ENTER G ENERAL I NFORMATION The Weston Community Center serves as the center of operations for the City’s Parks and Recreation Department (also known as Weston Parks.) The Community Center is usually host to a variety of programs for all ages throughout the year; however, due to Covid-19, the indoor classes have been postponed and room rentals are currently on hold until further notice. Details on room rentals (once they are available) can be found on page 16.

Weston Parks maintains and operates 15 park and recreation facilities – offering an array of amenities for active or passive play and relaxation.

Weston Community Center

Located inside Weston Regional Park 20200 Saddle Club Road Weston, FL 33327 954-389-4321 • WestonFL.org/Parks Hours of Operation

Monday – Friday • 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Weekend and Evening hours vary dependent upon activities.

COVID-19 Impact on Operations

Hours of operation and City administrative policies for in person activities may vary due to COVID-19.

At the time of publication, facial coverings are required inside all City facilities. Stay informed at WestonFL.org/Coronavirus and WestonFL.org/NewWay.

Photo Policy

A participant of a class or attendee of a special event may be subject to being photographed by the City of Weston.

U.S. Flag Disposal Bin

When a flag is worn, tattered, ripped or soiled beyond repair, it is no longer fit to serve as a symbol of our country and should be retired and disposed of properly. Residents can dispose of old, tattered and torn U.S. flags in the marked bin located just outside the Weston Community Center. Flags should be folded appropriately before they are turned in.

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C OMMUNITY C ENTER P ROGRAMMING

Schedules

A variety of classes for all ages – from toddlers to active older adults – are typically offered year-round.

Classes are not currently being offered due to COVID-19; however, staff is working to resume active programs as soon as possible. Should classes resume during the Fall season, details will be available at WestonFL.org/Parks/CommunityCenter.

Age Requirements

Age requirements are established to safely facilitate age appropriate activities in classes. Participants must be of the appropriate age prior to the first day of class in order to participate.

Enrollment Capacity

Each class has a minimum and maximum enrollment. Classes may be canceled if minimum enrollment is not met.

CLASSES AND PROGRAMS When classes and programs resume at the Community Center, the list of classes will be available online.

Registration will also be done online using our new RecDesk system (see page 16 for details) or in person at the Community Center.

Children and Teens

Some of the classes that have been offered in the past include: • Kidokinetics • Art classes • SAT Preparation class • Chess Club • Dance and Theatre classes • Fun in Spanish • Karate Adults

Some of the classes and programs that have been offered in the past include: • Art classes • Open Bridge Play – • Karate Participants can stop in • Fitness during open play.

• 55+ Club – Members enjoy a variety of social outings and activities.

Questions? Call the Community Center at 954-389-4321.

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R ENTAL I NFORMATION The City of Weston is currently offering rentals of park shelters at Emerald Estates Park and Weston Regional Park. Due to COVID-19, rentals of the multipurpose rooms at the Community Center are on hold; however, the information below will apply once room rentals resume.

Community Center Room Rentals

Rooms are available for rental at the Community Center for private parties and other small functions. Available on Saturdays only, rented on an hourly basis.

The multipurpose room is divided into three sections and can be rented out in different configurations: • Entire room ......................................................................................$150 per hour plus applicable tax • Two-thirds of room...........................................................................$100 per hour plus applicable tax • One-third of room ...........................................................................$ 50 per hour plus applicable tax Hourly fee plus Damage Deposit of $100 per room.

Rentals include the use of tables (6’ long or 60” round) and chairs. Kitchen facilities are not available. Caterers have access to a room for equipment and food preparation.

Due to Covid-19, room rentals are not available. Please contact the Community Center at 954-389-4321 for further updates.

Shelter Reservations

Park shelters are available to rent at Emerald Estates Park and Weston Regional Park. Shelters are covered and have picnic tables, access to electricity (110V), a charcoal grill and water. Suggested capacity is 30 people.

• $75 plus tax for full day, 8 a.m. – 9 p.m.

Verify availability and make your reservation online.

(See below.)

NEW ONLINE RESERVATION/ REGISTRATION SYSTEM

Weston Parks now offers an online registration portal (RecDesk). This system allows registered users to reserve shelters (and eventually community center rooms) and to register for programs and classes as they are available. The online registration system includes a secure online payment portal.

View the tutorial videos online to learn how to create your account, reserve a facility or enroll in a program.

Visit WestonFL.org/Parks/RecDesk to get started.

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Weston Parks maintains 15 park facilities that offer a variety of recreational amenities.

View pages 2 and 3 to learn more about each park.

To find out more about Weston’s Parks, visit WestonFL.org/Parks or contact the Community Center at 954-389-4321.

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