Colleyville Winter/Spring 2012 Brochure

Colleyville Parks and Recreation

The Experience

New Office Location Page 2 Spring Volleyball Page 8 Beginner Ballroom Dance Page 9 Night Zumba Page 9

Creating community through people, parks and programs

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Special Events Daddy Daughter Dance We cordially invite all young ladies and their fathers or favorite male guardian (uncle, grandfather, etc.) to attend a very special night in Paris, sure to create memories for a lifetime. A live DJ provides the music, each young lady receives a special gift and refreshments will be available. Tickets go on sale in mid-December and, while they last, may be purchased at the Parks and Recreation office or online until the day before the dance. Hurry and get your ticket today!

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4–12 Fri., Feb. 10 7–9pm Colleyville Center $35/$10 additional daughter

Candy-Free Hoppin’ Good Egg Hunt Hop on over to The Village at Colleyville for our sixth annual candy-free egg hunt. Join the fun as the Parks and Recreation Department hosts the event with our guest of honor, the Bunny, and activities for the entire family to enjoy. Egg hunts and activities are free; pictures with the Bunny will be available for a small fee.

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Infant to 12 (divided by age) Sat., Mar. 31 10am-Noon The Village at Colleyville FREE

Texas Junior Anglers’ Enjoy a great day of FREE fishing! Prizes will be awarded. Poles and bait will be provided or bring your own. No pre-registration required.

Ages: Day: Time: Location: Price:

16 and under Sat., Apr. 28 9am–Noon Colleyville Nature Center FREE

Easy online registration available at ColleyvillePARD.com • Register for classes • Check program availability • Get on a wait list

• Review your family’s schedule • View account history • Credit card payments

• Apply for an account • $5 discount on most classes for online registration

The Parks and Recreation office has moved to City Hall–second floor. We welcome all patrons—old and new— to visit us in the NEW office soon!

City Hall–100 Main Street 2

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General Information

ON THE INSIDE

Welcome Note

We create community through people, parks and programs Look for the egg to locate our new egg-tastic classes!

Special Events

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Youth Enrichment

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Athletics

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Adult Enrichment

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Active Adult Enrichment

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Parks and Facilities

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Parks and Facilities Map

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Registration Form

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This year you will find the Parks and Recreation office at its new location in City Hall on the second floor. We may be at a new location, but we still promise great services! We will continue to strive to create the best community through Colleyville’s people, parks and programs. This year we have NEW classes, Baby Sing and Sign on page 4, for the younger kids, and Creative Movement for Women on page 9, for adults. The Senior Center offers an array of programming from yoga to Euchre on page 11, for active adults.

We even have X-Dog Agility at Sparger Park and other classes for the family pet on page 9. No matter what your New Year’s resolution is this year, Colleyville Parks and Recreation has a class, program or park that can help you succeed. Look for the egg in the following pages denoting new “egg-tastic” classes.

Saving trees one brochure at a time • Going green by providing seasonal brochures online with a fully digital, interactive brochure at ColleyvillePARD.com • Brochures will no longer be mailed to individual households but will be available online • Youth, adult, senior, tennis, special events, athletics, park and facility information will be included in the online brochure • Register for the Colleyville E-Newsletter and City E-News subscriptions at ColleyvillePARD.com The City of Colleyville is proud to be a Tree City USA!

Colleyville Parks and Recreation

Mission Statement To create opportunities where people can escape and enjoy an enriching environment

Satisfaction Guaranteed!

If, for any reason, you are unhappy with a class, we will refund your money, transfer you to another class or provide you with a credit.

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Youth Enrichment Tot Tumbling and Sports This class will prepare your small tot physically and emotionally to perform in organized sports. Skills like throwing, catching, kicking, batting and gymnastics will be practiced during classes. Your tot will work through team stations and perform tasks that gradually build confidence in a fun and kid friendly environment. Instructor: Jo-Ann Ingram Ages 3–6 Mon. 2-2:45pm $65

Senior Center-Texas Room Jan. 30-Mar. 5 Mar. 26-Apr. 30

Baby Sing and Sign Just because babies can't talk yet doesn't mean you can't communicate with them.

This approach combines rich musical experiences with baby sign—utilizing materials that are; available at home or in a daycare setting. Learn how much fun singing and signing with babies can be! Participants will receive Dr. Miller's (developer of Baby Sing and Sign) book and a companion music CD. Instructor: Weslee Schroader Ages 6–18mo Thu. 10–10:45am

Rock House Jan. 19–Feb. 9 $69

Jo-Ann's Little Dancers These classes develop a child's poise and coordination, while teaching fundamentals of ballet and tap. Classes promote group interaction skills and build your child's self-esteem and positive self-image. Students develop rhythm and music appreciation skills.

Little dancers can showcase their new skills at the formal spring recital held at the conclusion of the April 16–May 7 session. Additional costume and recital fees will apply. No class on March 12.

Instructor: Jo-Ann Ingram Ages 3–5 Mon. 1:15–2pm 4:30–5:15pm 1:15–2pm 4:30–5:15pm 1:15–2pm 4:30–5:15pm 1:15–2pm 4:30–5:15pm

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Senior Center–Texas Room $45 Jan. 2–23 Jan. 2–23 Feb. 6–27 Feb. 6–27 Mar. 5–Apr. 2 Mar. 5–Apr. 2 Apr. 16–May 7 Apr. 16–May 7

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Really Big and Teeny Tiny Doodlers It's all about scale in this creative camp that will delight you as you create art that challenges dimensions from massive to miniature. Your creative ideas will flow as you create cool globes inspired by the Cool Globe Project that is currently touring around the world.

You will learn about saving our planet and create awe-inspiring art. You will make murals, geometric sculptures, as well as playing creative games with music to help set the tone, and much more! Please bring a roll of paper towels.

A $60 supply fee is due to the instructor on the first day of class.

Registration ends March 7 for this spring break camp.

Instructor: Becky Moore Mon.–Fri. Ages 3–5

Rock House 9am–Noon

$57 Mar. 12-16

Youth Enrichment

Karate Kubs Do you have an aspiring martial art warrior at home? This course is specifically designed for young children as a means to develop a strong foundation in martial arts training. Your child will learn the fundamentals in a safe, positive, fun atmosphere, that will improve their focus, motor skills, coordination, balance, self control and listening skills. Discipline and mutual respect for all will be taught.

Instructor: Loretta Hamon Ages 4–6 Tue. 4:30–5pm

Advanced Martial Arts Institute Mar. 6–27 $69

Pastel Drawing Pastels are an exciting media and Young Rembrandts step-by-step method ensures dramatic and successful results. Through this class, you will learn drawing, shading and color blending with pastels by completing a new 12x18 pastel drawing each week. You will be amazed at the quality of your finished art and will head straight to the frame shop! Please wear an old shirt or a smock to class each day.

Instructor: Young Rembrandts Instructor Rock House Apr. 5–26 $69

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Animal Drawing Kids love to draw animals! You will imagine yourself at the zoo as you learn to draw a variety of different animals, including penguins, flamingos, parrots, giraffes, elephants, lions, jaguars, snakes and more. Markers or colored pencils will complete both realistic and graphic-style drawings.

Instructor: Young Rembrandts Instructor Ages 5–11 Thu. 6–7pm

but the top objectives are fun, relaxation, stress relief, experiencing nature and exercise.

Rock House Feb. 2–23 $49

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Youth Enrichment

Guitar Made Easy Learn to read and play proper music notation on your own guitar. Chords and scales may also be covered. The instructor works with each student at his or her current skill level to ensure improvement.

Instructor: Jeremy Emmert

Cheerleading Fundamentals Let's go! Join North Texas Cheer and Dance for basic cheer and dance lessons.

You will be introduced to various cheers, chants and jumps that will help improve your level of fitness as well as boost your self-confidence.

Instructor: Keshia Randle

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help your city parks, while at the same time celebrating life by planting a tree!

For more information, please visit ColleyvillePARD.com.

Babysitter Course with CPR You will learn the information and skills necessary to administer safe and responsible care for children in the absence of parents or adult guardians.

Bring a sack lunch, snack and drink. No refrigeration available.

Instructor: Grant Williams Ages 11–15 Sat. 8am–5pm

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Rock House Apr. 2–23 $69

Colleyville Elementary School Feb. 2–23 $49

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Ages 7–9 Thu. 6:30–7:15pm

Ages 8–15 Mon. 5–6pm

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Senior Center-Texas Room Apr. 21 $94

Athletics Spring Break Basketball/Dodgeball Camp Register for both classes for an ALL DAY camp for the week or pick one for a little Spring Break-ball fun! If registering for both classes, bring a sack lunch, snack and drink. No refrigeration available.

Registration ends March 7 for spring break camps.

Basketball TECH is designed for players of all skills and abilities. Program time will focus on basketball fundamentals, including shooting and rebounding. This is a skill-based program that utilizes drills and games to reinforce the skills being taught. Part of each class time will be used for game scrimmages.

Instructor: Nick Bowmen Ages 6-12 Mon.-Thu. 8am-Noon

Beginner Golf This interactive golf clinic offers a fun curriculum designed to give you maximum time with a club in your hand. You'll receive instruction on driving, chipping, scoring, game play and etiquette. You'll work on irons and building confidence to move forward.

Bring your own clubs or use those provided. Instructor: Nick Bowmen

Dodgeball camp includes many different versions of the classic game. The emphasis is on fun, teamwork and exercise! Full of ducks, dips and dives, Dodgeball is just the cure for the Spring Break blues. Put down the video games and do something active!

All equipment included!

Instructor: Nick Bowmen Ages 6-12 Mon.-Thu. Noon-4pm

Colleyville Elementary School Mar. 12-15 $63

Sparger Park Mar. 20-Apr. 24 $73

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Ages 6-10 Tue. 5:30-6:30pm

Colleyville Elementary School Mar. 12-15 $63

Those who live healthy lifestyles are many times more likely to live longer and lead fuller, more active “golden years.”

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Athletics Girls on the Run Girls on the Run (GOTR) uses interactive activities, such as running and creative games, to teach you about important issues. You’ll learn to deal with peer pressure, body image, making healthy decisions, teamwork and giving back to the community. Girls train together to walk or run a 5K at the end of the season on April 28. Fee includes 20 unique lessons by GOTR-trained staff, GOTR t-shirt and entrance to the Girls on the Run 5K. No class on April 8.

Instructor: Michelle Casella Ages 8–11 Fri./Sun. 4:30–6:00pm

McPherson Park Feb. 10–Apr. 27 $90

Volleyball Mini Camp This all-skill-volleyball camp brings the most qualified volleyball coaches in the region to Colleyville. Designed to teach the proper fundamentals of volleyball, this camp lets you acquire a solid skills base to build from as you continue to grow in the sport. Players will be grouped according to skill level.

Each participant will receive a special gift. Be sure to bring your water bottle and knee pads! Instructor: 900VB Heritage Middle School Mar. 24-25 $68

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Ages 9–13 Sat.–Sun. 3–5:30pm

The Colleyville Parks

and Recreation brochure, The Experience,

will no longer be mailed.

Be sure to view it online at ColleyvillePARD.com and help us save trees... one brochure at a time!

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Colleyville Girls Youth Volleyball League The league is designed to introduce young ladies, from 9 to 13 years, to the game of volleyball. It was created to provide a safe, fun environment to learn the basic premises of the game through practices, teaching fundamental volleyball skills, sports ethics and league competition. Players will get an hour and a half of practice each week, with volleyballs provided both at practices and games. Players will also receive a team t-shirt. Register as a team or an individual. Coaches can register an entire team with a minimum of eight players and maximum of 10 players at a discounted rate. A clinic for volunteer coaches will be available. Placement on a particular team is not guaranteed.

The season will end with a single-elimination tournament. Games are on Saturdays starting March 31 through May 19. Registration ends March 15.

Division I–Ages 9–11 Division II–Ages 11–13 Practice Begins: Mar. 19 Heritage Middle School Practice Times: 6–7:30pm or 7:30–9pm $80 per individual $750 per team of 10

Adult Enrichment Creative Movement for Women

Zumba Zumba combines fitness and motivating music with combinations of world dance, creating a dynamic and excitingly effective and fun fitness program. The routines features a mixture of fast and slow rhythms that help tone and sculpt the body. It's a mixture of movements with easy-to-follow dance steps.

Instructor: Dara Toney

You don't have to be a dancer to move with elegance and creativity. Discover new facets of your physical capability and engage in collective artistry that supports all shapes and sizes. No dance experience necessary.

Instructor: Dayle Callender-Aggor Senior Center–Texas Room Mon. Mar. 26–Apr. 30 7–8pm $69

Senior Center–Texas Room Mon./Thu. Jan. 23–Mar. 1 5:45–6:45pm Mar. 5–Apr. 19 $52

X-Dog Agility Challenge

Beginners Ballroom Dance Move over Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers! Gain confidence while having fun as you experience a variety of dances including the Fox Trot, Waltz, East Coast Swing, Rumba, Cha Cha and the Tango. Never have two left feet again!

Instructor: Ernie and Diane Meyer

Digital Photography and Editing Learn basic photo principles and become familiar with all the icons on your camera.

Instruction in basic and advanced editing techniques will be included. Bring your camera and camera instruction book to the first session. A photography club will be forming in January, if you are interested in joining, contact Beth Wasson at ecwasson@verizon.net.

Instructor: Beth Wasson Jan. 31–Mar. 6 $37

Sparger Park Sat. 10–11am

Feb. 25–Mar. 31 $108

Teen Dog Etiquette Basic obedience for your teen dog is a necessity! This eight-week course is perfect for a dog with no obedience, no manners and who doesn't play well with other dogs. Instructor: Virginia Kamper

Senior Center–Texas Room Wed. Feb. 1–Mar. 7 7–8pm $59 per couple

Rock House Tue. 6:30–8pm

This six-week class is a "for fun" introduction to agility. It's a great class for active breeds, puppies and it also helps build confidence in both dogs and their people. Fun for the whole family.

No obedience skills required to join!

Instructor: Anne O’Neill

Sparger Park Wed. 6–7pm

Mar. 28–May 16 $104

Dog Conformation If you’re preparing your dog to “show,” this class is a must! For details, call 817.589.0763. Instructor: Betsy Watkins and Rudy Ayala Grapevine High School–student parking lot Wed. Jan. 4–Apr. 25 8–9pm $5 per week, per dog

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Tennis Colleyville Tennis–Winter/Spring 2012 • • • •

City Park–5205 Bransford Road–City Park Tennis Court Hours: 6am–10pm Court Reservation: $3 per player for 1.5 hours of play Classes must have a minimum of three participants for the class to be held.

For class cancellations due to inclement weather, call 214.668.1619.

Any class cancelled due to inclement weather will be made up, rescheduled, or pro-rated on the next session (No refunds for weather-related cancellations).

Students should bring water, a racket and sunscreen.

Classes will follow the listed sessions below unless otherwise stated (No class Mar. 10-16 and May 28):

Mon. Tue. Wed. Sat.

Session 1 9-30 10-31 4-25 7-28

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Session 3

Session 4

Session 5

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Mar. Mar. Feb. Mar.

Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr.

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5-Apr. 2 6-Apr. 3 29–Mar. 28 3-Mar. 31

Tiny Tots (Quick Start) Class provides basic introduction to tennis while improving coordination.

Ages 4-6 4:15-5pm $36 per session $65 per session

Adult Beginner Class Class is designed for players with little or no experience. All basic stroke techniques will be taught.

Mon. 7-8:30pm Wed. 9-10:30am $70 per session (choose Mon. or Wed.)

Mon. and/or Wed. (1 day) (Both Mon. and Wed.)

Adult Advanced Beginner/Intermediate Designed for players who have had prior instruction in the beginner class. Technique will be stressed and tactics will be introduced.

Mon. and/or Wed. (1 day) (Both Mon. and Wed.)

Mon. $70 per session

7-8:30pm

Drop-in Drill Schedule Call 214.668.1619 to reserve Men’s Drills; 817.798.0970 to reserve Women’s Drills.

Must have a minimum of three players confirmed for the class to be held.

Junior Beginner (Middle School) Class covers the technique of all strokes in a fun, easy-to-learn manner.

Ages 11-14 5-6:30pm $70 per session $130 per session

Men’s Drill (4.0 & below) 6:30-8pm Wed. $15 per drill

Mon. and/or Wed. (1 day) (Both Mon. and Wed.)

Saturday Junior Beginner Clinic Class is for all beginning junior players.

Players will be divided up according to a combination of age and ability.

Women’s Drill (3.0 & above) Tue. 12:30-2pm Thu. 7-8:30pm $15 per drill

Ages 7-14 Sat.

Women’s Drill (2.0–2.5) 12:30-2pm Thu. $15 per drill

10-11:30am $70 per session

Advanced Beginner/Intermediate Designed for players who have had prior instruction in the beginner class (ZAT, Mid-Cities, team tennis players or those wanting to start these events).

Ages 15 & under Tue.

Private Lessons To schedule private lessons or team drills, contact the head professional—Austin Wynne, USPTA, at 214.668.1619 or Director of Tennis—Kelly Langdon, USPTA, at 817.233.5793 or email ColleyvilleTennis@verizon.net

5-6:30pm $70 per session

Private Lessons–Director of Tennis $52 per hour or $185 per series (4) hours $27 per half-hour

TNT Tournament Tough Designed for players with considerable playing experience. Techniques, tactics and fitness will be stressed.

Ages 18 & under Tue.

Ages 7-18 5-6:30pm Fri.

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Private Lessons–Tennis Professional $50 per hour or $180 per series (4) hours $27 per half-hour

5-6:30pm $70 per session

Colleyville Squirrels Junior Team Tennis Home of the 2011 State Sectional Qualifiers.

This class is designed for players wanting to get involved in Northeast Tarrant Tennis (NETT) Junior Team Tennis. Fees include practices once a week for eight weeks, league fee and team t-shirt. Fee does not include USTA membership. Team tennis matches are on Sundays. Dates are subject to change depending on team tennis schedule.

Mar. 16-Apr. 20 $190

7-Jun. 4 8-29 2-23 5–26

Adult Classes

Junior Beginner (Elementary) Class covers the technique of all strokes in a fun, easy-to-learn manner.

Ages 7-10 5-6:30pm $70 per session $130 per session

9-30 10-May 1 4-25 7-28

Group Drills–$90 per 1.5 hour group drill or $68 per 1 hour group drill

Colleyville Mid-Cities Tennis Tournament This is an entry-level, non-sanctioned tournament with an eight-game pro set and consolation draw for non-qualifying players.

Champ and super champ level players are not eligible.

Divisions: Boys and Girls singles only (8's, 10's, 12's, 14's, 16's, 18's) Site: City Park and GCISD courts Date: Sat., Mar. 31 Fee: $21

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Active Adult Enrichment All activities and classes are open to individuals 50 and better Colleyville Senior Center 2512 Glade Road Colleyville, Texas 76034 817.283.7648

Hours of Operations Mon. Closed Tue. 8am–2pm 5pm–9pm Wed. 8am–2pm Thu. 8am–2pm Fri. 8am–2pm

Senior Center Annual Membership Fee Resident memberships: No annual fee • Non-resident memberships: $10/year.

Memberships include some free classes and programs, access to fitness room and special activities. A membership is not required if participating in classes, programs and activities that require a monthly fee or a one-time fee (examples: fitness, technology, special interests classes, trips and some special events).

Weekly Activities – Strengthen Your Mind with Fun Tuesdays 10am 5pm 5pm 5pm

Needles in a Haystack Euchre “42” Supper and Social

Wednesdays 9:30am 10am

Social Bridge Pillow Packing Mamas

Fridays 9am 9:30am 9:30am 10am 10am

“84” Social Bridge “42” American Mah Jongg Chinese Mah Jongg

Monthly Activities – Stimulate Your Senses 1st Tuesday String-Along with Us Noon 2nd Tuesday Blood Pressure Check Courtesy of Colleyville Fire Department 10:30am 1st Wednesday Genealogy Group 10am 3rd Wednesday Omelets 9:30am 1st Friday Blood Pressure Check Courtesy of Woodridge at Grapevine 11am 1st and 3rd Friday Metroport Meals on Wheels Enjoy lunch and bingo. Cost for the meal is $4 resident, $5 non-resident or you may bring a salad or a dessert.

10am 2nd Friday Lunch and Learn 11:30am 4th Friday Breakfast Brigade 9am

Health and Wellness Classes – Nourish Your Mind, Body, and Soul Tax Help Feb./Apr. Please call center for more information

Jazzercise Lite Tue./Thu. 9-10am

Social Dancing Thu. 11:30am-1pm

AARP Driving Feb./Apr. Tue. 5-9pm

Tai Chi for Arthritis Tue. 9-10am

Tai Chi-Yang Style Thu. 11:45am-12:45pm

Technology Please visit website for class information

Zumba Wed. 11am-Noon

Yoga for Active Adults Tue./Thu. 1-2pm

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Parks and Facilities Parks and Recreation Department 100 Main Street-Second Floor Colleyville, TX 76034 817.503.1180 • 817.503.1099 (fax)

ColleyvillePARD.com for department and program information

Hours of Operation Mon.–Fri. • 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Holiday Closings Jan. 2, Apr. 6, May 28 Please check your class information for specific closure dates.

Staff Monica Sue Walsh Director of Parks and Recreation Chuck Majors Parks Superintendent Troy Crawford Parks Supervisor Sissy White Recreation Supervisor Amy Matthews Recreation Specialist Renee Garrett Senior Center Supervisor Kathy Moore Administrative Secretary

Mayor David Kelly

City Council Stan Hall, Tom Hart, Michael Muhm, Jody Short, Mike Taylor, Carol Wollin

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

Associations

Debby Abitz, Charles Bethards, Natalie Genco, John Gooding, Suzanne Hughes, Kenneth Llewellyn, Rick Paddock, Tevon Taylor Colleyville Baseball Association ColleyvilleBaseball.com Information line–817.416.BALL (2255)

Inclement Weather Procedures For the safety of our patrons, Colleyville recreation classes and programs will be cancelled or delayed according to the Grapevine-Colleyville Independent School District's (GCISD) announcements. Watch for announcements on local media channels about GCISD closings or delays and on the city website at Colleyville.com.

Photo Use Colleyville Parks and Recreation reserves the right to photograph and/or videotape participants in its programs and/or at its facilities. The photos and/or videos are strictly for the City of Colleyville’s use and may be used in publications, flyers, brochures, videos, advertisements and the city website, Colleyville.com.

Picnic Pavilion Rentals Rentals include picnic tables for exclusive use through the rental process. Pavilions that are available for rent: City Park, Colleyville Nature Center, Kimzey Park, McPherson Park and Sparger. Colleyville Nature Center is the only pavilion with a grill.

Reservations may be made through the Parks and Recreation office, Monday, through Friday, 8am-5pm. For more information or to check availability, call 817.503.1180.

Pavilion Prices: Colleyville residents $20 per hour Non–residents $30 per hour

McPherson-Red Pavilion: Seats up to 100 people Colleyville residents $40 per hour Non–residents $60 per hour

Colleyville Girl’s Softball Association ColleyvilleSoftball.com Information line–817.595.6599

Wedding Rentals:

Colleyville Lacrosse Association ColleyvilleLacrosse.com

Support Your Parks:

Colleyville Soccer Association ColleyvilleSoccer.net Information line–817.251.8586 Grapevine-Colleyville Youth Football & Cheerleading Association GCYFA.org GCYFA@sbcglobal.net

Rent any park for $100

Colleyville Parks and Recreation offers a variety of opportunities for groups and individuals wishing to share their talents and time volunteering in their park and recreation system. We rely on their energy and passion for the parks and activities they love. Please view more information about the following programs at ColleyvillePARD.com to support your local parks.

Northeast Youth Basketball Association Eteamz.com/NYBA

• VIP (Volunteer in Parks) • Living Tree Donation • Adopt-A-Spot

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Parks and Facilities Park Hours:

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1. City Hall-Parks and Recreation Office 100 Main Street-Second Floor • 817.503.1180 • Class and facility registration(s)

2. Bransford Park 408 Shelton Drive (2 Acres) • Bransford Historic Marker • Historic Caboose • Historic Webb House • Open-Play Space

3. City Park and Kidsville 5205 Bransford Road (40 Acres) • Amphitheater • 2 Basketball Courts • Concession/Restrooms • Covered Pavilion • Horseshoe Pits • Multi–Use Trail (1 mile) • Picnic Tables • Tree House Playground • Pond • 2 Sand Volleyball Courts • 6 Tennis Courts (lighted) • Youth Baseball/Softball Fields (lighted)

4. Colleyville Nature Center 100 Mill Wood Drive (46 Acres) • Amphitheater • Covered Pavilion • Fishing Pier • Grill • Multi–Use Trail (3-1/2 miles) • Playground • 9 Ponds • Open 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset

5. Colleyville Senior Center 2512 Glade Road • 817.283.7648 • Multi–Use Trail (1/2 mile) • WWII Memorial • Practice Backstop

L.D. Lockett Park 315 L.D. Lockett Road (4.5 Acres) • Horseshoe Pit • Open-Play Space • Picnic Tables

6am–10pm (except Colleyville Nature Center)

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McPherson Park and Rock House 240 West McDonwell School Road (27 Acres) • Basketball Court • Covered Pavilion • Group Pavilion (seats 100 people) • Historic Dairy Barn • Historic Log Barn • Multi–Use Trail (1-1/4 miles) • Open-Play Space • Picnic Tables • Pond • Practice Backstop • Restrooms • Sand Volleyball Court • Splashpad (Open Memorial Day-Labor Day) • Wind Sculptures

10. Pleasant Run Soccer Complex and Park 6501 Pleasant Run Road (33 Acres) • Concession/Restrooms • Multi–Use Trail (1 mile) • Picnic Tables • Soccer Game Fields • Soccer Practice Fields

11. Reagan Park 709 L.D. Lockett Road (5 Acres) • Batting Cages • Practice Baseball Field • Practice Softball Field

12. Sparger Park 4301 Bedford Road (8 Acres) • Covered Pavilion • Multi–Use Trail (1/3 mile) • Open-Play Space • Picnic Tables • Playground • POW Memorial • Restrooms

13. Woodbriar Park

6. Cotton Belt Trail • Multi–Use Trail (2-8/10 miles in Colleyville)

7. Kimzey Park Melanie Drive at Atlanta Drive (20 Acres) • Basketball Court • Covered Pavilion • Fishing Pier • Multi–Use Trail (1/4 mile) • Open-Play Space • Playground • Pond • Practice Backstop • Sand Volleyball Court

301 West Greenbriar Drive (2 Acres) • Covered Pavilion • Multi–Use Trail (1/10 mile) • Playground

To view park locations please see page 14

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Parks and Facilities Map

Colleyville Parks and Facilities Map

Schools A. Bransford Elementary School B. Colleyville Heritage High School C. Colleyville Elementary School D. Colleyville Middle School E. Glenhope Elementary School F. Heritage Elementary School G. Heritage Middle School H. O.C. Taylor Elementary School I. Liberty Elementary School

Help Us Maintain Your Parks Although crews inspect park sites on a regular basis, litter or vandalism may occur, or additional maintenance may be necessary between visits. The next time you visit one of the parks and notice anything that needs attention, please report to the Parks and Recreation Department at 817.503.1180.

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The McPherson Park group pavilion provides a beautiful backdrop for family reunions, company picnics, birthdays and seats up to 100 people. Reserve your special date today!

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Registration Form

Sign Me Up! Online ColleyvillePARD.com Walk - In Monday-Friday 8am-5pm Colleyville Parks and Recreation 100 Main Street Colleyville, TX 76034 Fax 817.503.1099 Person to Person 817.503.1180

Register early! Don’t let a GREAT class get cancelled!

Each class must reach a minimum number of participants two days prior to the start date of the class. This is a courtesy to our instructors and other participants enrolled.

Satisfaction Guaranteed!

If for any reason, you are unhappy with a class, we will refund your money, transfer you to another class or provide you a credit.

Refund and Transfer Policy Full refunds will be granted when requested five days prior to the start date of the class. Refunds requested less than five days will be granted a refund less a $5 administrative fee. If courses are cancelled by the Parks and Recreation Department due to low enrollment or other circumstances, the participant may: request to transfer to another class, have registration fee applied to account, use at a later date or receive a full refund by check (mailed 7 to 10 business days) to your home address. No cash refunds.

Parent/Guardian Information - Please Print Please make checks payable to City of Colleyville.

First Name: __________________________________ Last Name:___________________________________ Date of Birth: __________________ Email:_________________________________________________________ (email is for internal purposes only and will not be sold)

Address: _______________________________________________________________________________ Phone (h): ___________________________________ (w): _______________________________________________________________ Cell Phone: ____________________________@______________________________ ❑ Agree to receive text messages (cell provider)

Emergency Contact: _______________________________________________________(OUTSIDE of home) Relation: _________________________________________________________________________________ Phone (h): ________________________ (c): ___________________________ (w): _____________________________ Participant’s Name

Birth Date Sex

Course Dates

Course Name

Days

Fee

Total (plus $5 each class for non-residents) NOTICE: All Registrants Must Sign Waiver. I hereby release, absolve, indemnify and hold harmless the City of Colleyville, the Parks and Recreation Department, its employees, activity officials, supervisors, any or all in the event of any accident, injury or death sustained by the above named participant(s) while being transported to or from an activity, or while participating in any activity, from any liability of any kind whatsoever. All activities involve some physical nature and I understand and assume the risk. In the event of a serious accident or injury, I understand city officials may contact 911, provide and perform first aid, and when necessary, recommend transport to a hospital and reach the parent/guardian as soon as the situation allows. I, the parent or legal guardian of the above named participant(s), do hereby give my approval for participation in any and all the program activities. I give permission for any photographs taken during these activities to be utilized for promotional uses by the City now and in the future.

❑ Cash

❑ Credit Card

❑ Check

#_______________________________ Expiration Date:_______________________ Cardholder Name (print) __________________________________ Signature __________________________________ Check #:___________________________ Date_______________________________

Signature__________________________________________ Date______________________________

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Creating opportunities for people, young and old, to escape and enjoy an enriching environment Youth Enrichment pg 4 Adult Enrichment pg 9 Active Adult Enrichment pg 11

Making available multi-use trails, open spaces and athletic fields for leisure opportunities Park and Facility List pg 13 Park and Facility Map pg 14

Providing unique events and programs for the whole community to be involved Special Events pg 2 Spring Break Camps pg 4 and 7 Tennis All Ages pg 10

We welcome all patrons-old and new-to meet us in the NEW office soon!

City Hall-Second Floor • 100 Main Street ColleyvillePARD.com