Activity Guide
Registration Opens: Spring & Summer March 15 at 9am
Valley Rock Gym
The Valley Rock Gym houses over 8,000 square feet of climbing terrain and classes including:
- Two youth climbing areas
- Four 20 feet auto belays
- Climbing training and fitness areas
- Yoga studio
- Locker rooms with showers
- Ants on a Log Cafe featuring smoothies and fresh local food
- Intro to Bouldering Class
- Climbing Progression Classes
- Youth Programs and Birthday Parties
- Summer, Spring, and Winter Camps
- Yoga & Fitness Classes
- Personal Training
Climbing - Community - Education - Wellness
OSU KIDSPIRIT
Gymnastics Lessons
Swimming Lessons
Ages 2-18
Cooking Academy
Sewing Academy
Grades 3-8 - 2 Week Camps
Summer Day Camps
Grades K-8
Half Day/Full Day, 1-2 Week Camps
Leadership Training Academy
Grades 8-12
Heart of the Valley Runners
and
• Run for the Hills: 30K, 1/2 Marathon, 8K and kids run at Bald Hill on June 4th
• All Comers Track Meets: Wednesday evenings in July. Kids and adults can join in on events that range from 100m to 1 mile, plus long jump, high jump, turbo-jav and shot put all at Corvallis High School
• Fall Festival 10K, 5K, and Kids 1K: On Sunday of Fall Festival Weekend
• Resolution Run and Walk: 5K and 2K at Avery Park every January 1st
and social
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Message from the Director
Hello there, Corvallis!
The Parks and Recreation Department is proud to bring you a wide range of programs and activities to suit a variety of interests and needs. We understand that making friends as an adult can be difficult and social isolation and mental health challenges are prevalent. This Spring is the launch of an initiative called “Hello There Corvallis” to help connect you to new programs and new friends. Flip to page 21 to learn more!
We also have a variety of family and youth programming, including Family Fun Nights at the Corvallis Community Center (C3), Summer Concerts and Movie in the Park, Touch-A-Truck, and Planet Palooza. Start planning your summer by selecting from dozens of specialty day camps and classes that will enrich, enlighten, and inspire your child to think and dream big!
And although the indoor pools at Osborn Aquatic Center remain closed due to corrosion discovered in the natatorium roofing structure, we are gearing up to invite the community back to swim in the outdoor lap and leisure pools this Spring and Summer. The situation at the pool is dynamic and we encourage you to sign up for the periodic email updates and check the websites often for updated program schedules. We appreciate your continued support and patience as we work towards a viable solution for repairing and reopening the facility.
As we watch the crocus and daffodil start to peak through the soils, the Parks and Recreation Department is giddy to welcome you back into the beautiful parks, trails and natural areas that will soon be blossoming with new life, activity, and splendor. Don’t be afraid to try something new this year!
Meredith Petit, Director Corvallis Parks & Recreation
Registration
How To Register
• Online at corvallisoregon.gov/parksrec or call us at (541) 766-6918
• Visit our offices at Avery Park, Osborn Aquatic Center, Corvallis Community Center or The Majestic Theatre (Hours of operation are subject to change)
Registration Process
To improve equity around our registration process, we have made some changes.
• There will be two SEPARATE REGISTRATION DATES
Spring & Summer Registration: March 15 at 9am
• Registration will open on a Saturday at multiple locations
• Scholarship recipients can use their scholarships to register online
• Payment Plans are available for Summer Camps
We will offer our opening day of registration on Saturday mornings to accommodate with traditional work schedules. We also know that not all community members can afford to register for all of the summer camps at once, so we are offering monthly payment plans.
In addition, community members that have applied and been approved for scholarship funds will have them automatically added to their account as usual. They can then use those funds to register online for activities. Scholarship funds will be applied first.
Thank you for helping us improve our delivery of services to the community!
General Policy
• Enrollment is subject to space availability.
• Full payment is required at time of registration.
• Many programs have a minimum/maximum enrollment requirement.
• Activities may be cancelled if minimum enrollments are not met, so sign up early.
Payment
• All information and fees are subject to change without notice.
• Make checks payable to the City of Corvallis. We also accept credit cards, cash, and gift cards.
• All returned checks will be assessed a $25 service charge.
Payment Plans (Summer Camps Only)
To increase access to Camp programming this summer payment plan options are available and can be selected at the time of registration online, in person, or over the phone. Payment Plan will allow families to enroll in camp programming and manage payment scheduling to meet their needs.
Our policy requires all customers to have an active credit or debit card on file. If you have any questions regarding the new Payment Plan options please contact our front desk.
Scholarship Program
Corvallis Parks & Recreation strives to reduce fees as a barrier to participation. Benton County residents can apply for a scholarship to pay for recreation programs. Applications are available at all Parks & Recreation facilities or on our website .
If your income is between 0 and 150% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines, you can receive up to the $150 maximum in financial assistance per person, per fiscal year (July 1 through June 30).
Call or email to get more information or apply at 541-766-6918 or PRreception@corvallisoregon.gov
In-City Discount
• As Corvallis Parks & Recreation is property tax supported, there is a discounted fee for all participants who reside within the City limits.
• The resident fee is listed first and then the fee for participants living outside the City limits. Ex.-$28($35OutsideCity)
Refund Policy
These procedures are in effect at all Parks & Recreation sites:
• Refunds or requests for credit on account can be submitted in person, by phone or on a completed Refund Request Form (available online).
• Refunds will not be issued for the following: accelerated review permit fees, transfer fees, sound or alcohol permits, or inclement weather if the program occurred and the participant declined to attend.
• Refunds or account credit will not be issued for requests made less than 5 business days prior to the first class meeting or date of a scheduled event.
• Refunds will not be issued for requests made less than 30 business days prior to the date of a scheduled facility rental.
• Refunds will be issued back to the payer.
• A $10 processing fee will be charged for all monetary refunds.
• All refunds or credits on account expire 12 months from date of issuance.
• In the event Corvallis Parks & Recreation needs to cancel or change a reservation or program activity a full refund will be offered.
Transfer Policy
A transfer is defined as “taking a participant’s current registration in a class, activity or shelter reservation and moving it into a different class, activity or reservation." A $5 fee will be assessed for transfers.
No fee will be assessed if Parks & Recreation initiates the transfer. Transfers are not guaranteed and are subject to class and instructor availability, enrollment numbers, etc.
Childcare Disclaimer
Day camps and programs offered by Parks & Recreation are not designated “Certified Child Care” for tax purposes.
Liability
By signing up for or participating in any Parks & Recreation class or activity you agree to the following:
Inclusion & Accommodations
Accommodation Resources
Parks & Recreation programs are available to people of all abilities with reasonable accommodation. Please contact our office at least two weeks before the program begins, by phone or using the online digital form, to work with a Coordinator to discuss your needs.
Adaptive & Inclusive Recreation
We offer community-based recreation activities that are specially designed for children, teens and adults who experience a disability and/or special needs. See page 45 for offerings.
Contact Information
Main Office
1310 SW Avery Park Drive 541-766-6918 | www.corvallisoregon.gov/parksrec
Sports & Events Inclement Weather Line 541-766-6921
Photography Policy
By enrolling or attending any class or activity offered by Corvallis Parks & Recreation, you consent to have your photograph taken and allow use of these photographs by Corvallis Parks & Recreation.
I hereby certify that I am 18 years of age or older and/or I am the parent or legal guardian of the participant, who is under 18 years of age. I understand that any sports/recreation program has an inherent risk of being strenuous, or could result in death or injury to me or my child. I assume all risks as a result of participation in this program. If I cannot be reached in an emergency situation, I hereby give permission to the Corvallis Parks & Recreation Department and their employees to arrange for transportation and/or emergency medical treatment if my child or I are seriously injured while participating in this program. For myself, my heirs and assigns I agree to waive, release and forever discharge any claim for injury or damage, and hold harmless the City of Corvallis, its officers, agents and employees against any claim, loss, liability or expenses, including attorney’s fees, resulting directly or indirectly from participation in this program. The descriptions in this Activity Guide are intended to give a brief overview of classes and activities; more details can be found in our online registration system, ActiveNet. Please note that the information (specifically location and time) available on ActiveNet is ALWAYS the most up-to-date and accurate.
Parks Operations Office 1320 SW Avery Park Drive | 541-766-6918
Osborn Aquatic Center 1940 NW Highland Drive 541-766-SWIM (7946) | www.corvallisoregon.gov/osborn
Corvallis Community Center
2601 NW Tyler Avenue 541-766-6959 | www.corvallisoregon.gov/c3
The Majestic Theatre 115 SW 2nd Street | 541-758-7827 | www.majestic.org
Be a Class Instructor!
Corvallis Parks & Recreation is currently accepting proposals for Fall 2025 & Winter 2026.
Rental Facilities
Corvallis Parks & Recreation offers a wide variety of spaces for rent at the Corvallis Community Center, Osborn Aquatic Center, The Majestic Theatre and at various parks throughout the city.
Community Garden Plots
The garden season runs from March 1st through the end of the following February. Call (541) 766-6918 or go online to reserve your plot.
• Registration for general public opened March 1
• Raised beds: Priority registration for gardeners with mobility difficulties ends April 30
• Water shut off November–April based on temperatures
• Plant removal by February 28 unless renewing
Osborn Aquatic Center Rentals
Choose from one of our Packages for your next party. For more questions or details please contact us a 541-766-7946 or corvallisoregon.gov/pool.
Corvallis Community Center Rentals
The Corvallis Community Center has a completely renovated, beautiful center, full of rental options. We have spaces for all sizes of gatherings and amenities ranging from sound systems to video and conference technology, seating and serving, all included in the rental price.
2601 NW Tyler Avenue (541) 766-6959
www.corvallisoregon.gov/c3
Room Rental Rates
and Suggested
Any rental outside of the standard C3 operating hours (Monday-Thursday: 8am-7pm, Friday: 8am-5pm, Saturday: 8-11am) will incur an additional $20/hour city staffing fee.
The Majestic Theatre Rentals
of-the-art theater venue, classrooms, and conference spaces. Spaces are available for hourly and daily rentals for
and others for a variety of
and
Room Rental Rates
Park Facilities and Sports Fields
Reserve your venue for a picnic, wedding and reception, or a party!! These sheltered outdoor event spaces provide some protection from the elements, plus access to barbecue grills, picnic tables, running water, and more. Each shelter is a little different, but all spaces reflect our commitment to providing great event space at an affordable rate.
Park Facility Rental Rates
and Suggested Number of Attendees
1310 SW Avery Park Drive (541) 766-6918
www.corvallisoregon.gov/parksrec
Sports
call (541) 766-6918.
Urban Forestry Program
Corvallis has been named Tree City USA for the 23rd consecutive year!
Corvallis, honored with its 15th Growth Award, is a Sterling Tree City for its urban forestry management, tree board, and Arbor Day celebrations. The city also boasts a strong Heritage Tree Program recognizing trees of exceptional size, age, or historical value.
GREENBELT LAND TRUST
Greenbelt is your local land trust - conserving land and water in the Willamette Valley for a more resilient future, connecting our community with nature, and expanding outdoor access for all. We care for over 6,200 acres of prairie, forest, wetlands, rivers, and floodplains right here in our backyard. Join us on the land to explore, learn, and enjoy at one of our public events!
Inventory Corvallis has over 15,000 street trees alone. These street trees, which grow along streets, in parks, and City-owned right of ways, are managed by Corvallis Parks and Recreation Urban Forestry. The collective sum of their ecosystem service benefits exceeds $1,000,000!
Virtually explore your urban forest! corvallisor.treekeepersoftware.com/index.cfm
Getting a tree Contact Urban Forestry at 541-754-1723 to see if you are eligible to have a tree planted in your right of way.
Become a Neighborhood Tree Steward!
There are a lot of great ways to get involved with the trees in your community!
What do trees do for you? The leaves of trees, which total about 1.9 million square feet, help sequester carbon, save water and energy, capture air pollutants, and increase property values.
For more information or to get involved with the Urban Forestry program, contact our Urban Forestry Department at 541-754-1723 or urbanforestry@corvallisoregon.gov
GET INVOLVED
JOIN US ON THE LAND
Hike a local trail, learn more about the natural world at a family-friendly event, or explore one of the special places we care for on a guided walking tour.
VOLUNTEER
Share your valuable time and skillsfrom trail work and planting to office tasks, there is something for everyone!
DONATE
Your generous giving makes our work possible!
SCAN HERE TO LEARN MORE:
541-752-9609 www.greenbeltlandtrust.org
Parks and Trails
What’s New?
Avery Park Inclusive Playground
Designed with youth and caregivers of all abilities in mind, the new playground offers accessible play equipment, adaptive swings, synthetic turf safety surfacing, free-standing play elements for spinning and balancing, quiet spaces, musical instruments, a toddler play area, and a sand pit with diggers. A brand new restroom and picnic shelter round out the improvements.
Solar-Powered Scoreboard at Porter Park Softball Field
We’ve installed our first-ever solar powered scoreboard as a more cost-effective and energy efficient enhancement to the Porter Park Softball Field.
Parks and Natural Areas
specific
A List of Parks and Natural Areas
Alan B. Berg Natural Area
Arnold Park
Avery Park & Natural Area
Bald Hill Natural Area
Brandis Natural Area
Bruce Starker Arts Park & Natural Area
Central
Chepenafa Springs Park & Natural Area
Chip Ross Natural Area
Roche Ln, South of HWY 34 Dogs Allowed, Hiking Trails, Natural Area
NW Harrison Blvd. Playground and Picnic Tables
Restrooms, Drinking Water, Playgrounds, Baseball Field, Horseshoes, Picnic Tables, BBQ Grills, Hiking Trails, Fishing, Rental Shelters and Rose Garden
Oak Creek Dr. Portable Restrooms, Bike Paths, Hiking Trails and Off Leash Dog Area
of NW 13th St. Hiking Trails
Portable Restrooms, Stage, Drinking Water, Softball Fields, Basketball Courts, Playground, Picnic Tables, Bike Paths and Shelter
Dog Free Park, Portable Restrooms, Drinking Water, Playground, Picnic Tables, Bike Paths, Pergola and Chess Tables
Restrooms, Drinking Water, Playground, Picnic Tables, Bike Paths, Hiking Trails and Shelter
Dog Free Park, Restrooms, Drinking Water, Softball Field, Volleyball Courts, Pickleball Courts, Playground, Picnic Tables and Exercise Equipment
Picnic Tables, Hiking Trails, Off Leash Dog Area and Shelter
Chintimini
Park and Natural Area
Location
Cloverland Park 1605 NW 29th St.
Coronado Park NW Coronado St & NW Mirador Pl.
Crystal Lake Sports Fields
100 SE Fischer Ave.
Eric Scott McKinley Skate Park 645 SW 2nd St. at Shawala Point
Forest Dell Natural Area 3231 NW 13th St.
Franklin Square Park 15th St. & Taylor St.
Garfield Park 1715 NW Dixon St.
Grand Oaks Park 6200 SW Trellis Dr.
Herbert Farm & Natural Area 1760 SW Herbert Ave.
Kendall Natural Area 1300 SW Fischer Ln.
Kermit E. Roth Park 400 NW 2nd St.
Lilly Park 865 SE Lilly Ave.
Little Fields Park
520 SW B Ave.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Park 4905 NW Walnut Blvd.
Amenities
Restrooms, Drinking Water, Baseball Field, Tennis Courts, Playground and Picnic Tables
Playground
Portable Restrooms, Soccer Fields, Baseball Fields, Bocce Ball Courts, Boat Ramp, Bike Paths, Hiking Trails and Seasonal Off Leash Dog Area
Restrooms, Drinking Water, Basketball Court, Picnic Tables, Bike Paths and Off Leash Dog Area
Hiking Trails
Dog Free Park, Playground and Picnic Tables
Portable Restrooms
Basketball Court, Playground and Picnic Tables
Hiking Trails
Hiking Trails
Drinking Water and Picnic Tables
Dog Free Park, Drinking Water, Playground and Picnic Tables
Drinking Water, Playground and BBQ Grills
Restrooms, Drinking Water, Horseshoes, Playground, Picnic Tables, BBQ Grills, Bike Paths, Hiking Trails, Off Leash Dog Area and Rental Shelter
Marys River Natural Area SW Brooklane Dr & SW Brooklane Pl. Hiking Trails and Boardwalk
Orleans Natural Area East of Willamette River West of Hwy 34
Owens’s Farm Natural Area
Peanut Park
Pioneer Park
Porter Park
Riverbend Park
Off of Hwy 99W between the intersections of Elks Dr & Elliot Cir.
7th St & D St.
1300 Philomath Blvd.
1895 NW Hayes
750 SE Rivergreen Ave.
Riverfront Commemorative Park 2 NW 1st St.
Timberhill Natural Area
Fishing and Hiking Trails
Public access is limited to viewing from the gravel parking lot.
Playground, Picnic Tables, BBQ Grills
Drinking Water, Softball Field, and Bike Paths
Drinking Water, Softball Field Basketball Court, Playground, Picnic Tables and Bike Path
Restrooms, Drinking Water, Basketball Court, Playground, Picnic Tables, Bike Paths, Shelter, Tennis Court and Pickleball Courts
Restrooms, Drinking Water, Playground, Picnic Tables, Fishing, Bike Paths and Fountain
29th St & Bunting Pl. Hiking Trails
Timberhill Park 2875 NW Walnut Blvd.
Tunison Park
Village Green Park
Washington Park
365 SW Tunison Ave.
980 NE Conifer Blvd.
600 NW 7th St.
Willamette Park & Natural Area 1350 SE Goodnight Ave.
Bike Paths, Dogs Allowed and Open Fields
Drinking Water, Picnic Tables, Playground, BBQ Grills and Basketball Court
Drinking Water, Basketball Court, Playground, Picnic Tables, BBQ Grills and Bike Paths
Dog Free Park on playground side of Washington, Portable Restrooms, Playground, Softball Field and Historic Gaylord House
Restrooms, Drinking Water, Soccer Fields, Playground, Picnic Tables, BBQ Grills, Fishing, Bike Paths, Hiking Trails, Off Leash Dog Area, Disc Golf and Rental Shelter
Witham Hill Natural Area Circle Blvd, South of Witham Hill Dr. Hiking Trails
Woodland Meadow Park
3540 NW Circle Blvd.
Basketball Court, Hiking Trails, Bike Paths and Off Leash Dog Area
Volunteer With Us!
Avery Recreation & Events
Volunteers assist with outdoor programs and special events such as Corvallis Turkey Trot —coming Thanksgiving Day!
Contact Volunteer Specialist
541–766-6430 | PRvolunteer@corvallisoregon.gov
Youth Sports Coaches
Become the coach you always wanted! Avery Recreation needs coaches for youth basketball, lacrosse, soccer, T-Ball and more
Contact Sports Programs: 541-754-1706 | PRSports@corvallisoregon.gov
Volunteers!
Osborn Aquatic Center
Volunteers aid with a variety of things like the Special Events Crew who decorate, set up and take down tables and chairs, serve food, greet people, and help clean up.
Contact: PRvolunteer@corvallisoregon.gov
Corvallis Community Center
C3’s role in the community would not be possible without the time, energy, and skills from our generous volunteers. Whether you are looking for a one-time project or a longer term commitment, we have positions to fit almost any availability or skill level.
Contact Volunteer Specialist 541–766-6430 | PRvolunteer@corvallisoregon.gov
The Majestic Theatre
There are a wide range of opportunities from greeting patrons as an usher, to acting in shows each year, to joining The Majestic Theatre backstage as a theatre tech. All skill levels and backgrounds are welcome. To find out about all volunteer positions visit www.majestic.org/volunteer, email mt_volunteer@corvallisoregon.gov or call 541–758–7827.
Adaptive & Inclusive Recreation
Volunteers provide support to Adaptive & Inclusive Recreation participants. They encourage and model participation in programs and assist with other needs.
Contact Volunteer Specialist 541–766-6430 | PRvolunteer@corvallisoregon.gov
Volunteer In The Parks
Corvallis Parks & Recreation is active year-round with volunteers to keep our parks and natural areas in a healthy and attractive condition for the public to enjoy. Organizations may also adopt a public park, section of a park, or a beautification area for one year period, which is renewable.
Contact Steve McGettigan: 541–754–1739 | steve.mcgettigan@corvallisoregon.gov
Every year Parks & Recreation plants trees throughout the City to improve the health, beauty and sustainability of Corvallis. You can help by assisting the Urban Forestry Program in planting trees this coming fall and winter!
Contact Urban Forestry: 541-754-1723 | urbanforestry@corvallisoregon.gov
Volunteer with Community Garden
Join our Adopt-a-Gardener pilot program at Willamette Park Community Garden. Volunteers will be matched up with garden members who need support with the physical exertion of maintaining their rental garden plot. Additional hours available weekly to assist with compost and weed management.
Contact Becca Meskimen:
Call the Avery Admin front desk at 541-766-6918 or email becca.meskimen@corvallisoregon.gov
Volunteer with ease and make an impact.
Sign Up Now!
Opportunities for Teens
Youth Volunteer Corps (YVC) is an awardwinning, national volunteer program designed for teens. YVC helps address community needs and inspire youth for a lifetime commitment to service. Past projects have benefited local community gardens, Habitat for Humanity, Safe Haven Humane Society, and more. Open to anyone ages 11-18!
Contact Brynnan Burns: 541–766–6467 | brynnan.burns@corvallisoregon.gov
Go to page 28 to learn more about YVC opportunities and how to register.
Volunteering fosters social connection and community!
Special Events
Family Fun Night
Join us and our community partners for a night of family fun! The night features STEAM activities, art, and games to create a memorable family experience! Ages 2-12.
FREE Event!
Corvallis Community Center
Fridays, April 4 & May 2, 5–7pm
Cooks and Books
A free, in-person cooking demo with local chefs followed by an informal discussion and cookbook recommendations Brought to you by Parks and Recreation, Corvallis Benton-County Library and the Corvallis Sustainability Coalition. Ages 12+.
FREE Event!
Corvallis Community Center
Thursdays, April 24 & June 5, 5–6:30pm
Red Cross Blood Drive
14,000 units of blood must be collected every day to meet patient needs across our communities. To check your eligibility or to make an appointment, contact the Red Cross at 1-800-733-2767, go to redcrossblood.org, or download the Blood Donor App.
Corvallis Community Center
Friday, March 28, 12–5pm Friday, May 30, 12–5pm
Wednesday, June 25, 12–5pm Wednesday, July 30, 12–5pm Wednesday, September 24, 12–5pm
Co-sponsored with Ashbrook Independent School and many other community organizations
Saturday, April 19, 2–4:30pm
Come celebrate Earth Day! Engage in fun-filled, hands-on activities with local organizations. Dress in nature-and animalthemed masks and costumes to parade around Chintimini Park. All Ages!
FREE Event! Corvallis Community Center at Chintimini Park Solutions Fair, 2–4pm Procession of the Species Nature Parade, 4–4:30pm
Two-Part Mask Making Workshops
Come make nature- and animal-themed papier-mache masks. No registration needed. All Ages! Children ages 7 and up welcome with parent or guardian supervision.
FREE Activity! Ashbrook Independent School, 4045 SW Research Way Saturday, April 5 and April 12, 1–4pm
Hello There Corvallis Speed Friending
Kickstart your connections with Speed Friending, then build on those friendships through a fun conversational board game while learning all the ways Parks & Recreation brings people together. Light refreshments and childcare will be available. Ages 18+.
FREE Event!
The Majestic Theatre Community Room Saturday, May 3, 2pm
Mother’s Day Tea
HeyHi
Bring your mom or other favorite mother-figure for a fun afternoon tea party with a selection of different teas, food, and live music! Enjoy food from The Regent’s talented Executive Chef Brandy Foster. All Ages.
$18 ($22 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center Saturday, May 10, 2–3:30pm
Mother’s Day at the Majestic: My Fair Lady
Celebrate Mom in high Victorian style by treating her to a musical matinee at the Majestic Theatre, complete with special concessions. All Ages.
$22
The Majestic Theatre Main Stage Sunday, May 11, 2:30pm
Craft Night at C3 with The Arts Center
Join us every other month at Corvallis Community Center (C3) for a drop-in crafting activity. All Ages.
FREE Event!
Corvallis Community Center Tuesdays, May 27 & July 22, 5:30–7pm
Pride
Potluck
Join C3 for their annual Pride Month Potluck! Share your favorite recipes and enjoy an afternoon of laughter and community! All Ages.
FREE Event! Corvallis Community Center Friday, June 27, 3–5pm
Open Streets Corvallis
Join us for a free community festival transforming streets and parks into inviting spaces for walking, biking, and play. Over a mile of carfree roads, interactive activities, local food, live music, and more! Visit openstreetscorvallis.org for details. All Ages.
FREE Event! Lilly Park to Willamette Park Sunday, June 29, 11am–3pm
School’s Out Surf’s Up Party
Celebrate the beginning of summer with a beach-themed pool party. Play games, win prizes, and splash into summer. All Ages.
To Be Determined due to modified operations at Osborn Aquatic Center
Red, White, and Splash Swim
Take a splash at Otter Beach on the Fourth of July. Enjoy music, yard games, and ice cream! All Ages.
To Be Determined due to modified operations at Osborn Aquatic Center
Hola
Co-sponsored
Touch-a-Truck
Ever wanted to see the inside of a fire truck? Learn all about some of the amazing trucks and other vehicles that work in our community. All Ages.
FREE Event!
Corvallis Community Center
Saturday, July 12, 10am–12pm
Teddy Bear Picnic & Kids Concert in the Park
Join the library for the outdoor Kids Concert featuring Red Yarn. Bring your blanket and your dancing shoes. All Ages.
FREE Event!
Central Park
Thursday, July 17, 10:30–11:30am
Island Breeze Summer Dance
Summer Concerts
The Corvallis Community Band
Join C3 and the Arc of Benton County for an island getaway! Designed for adults experiencing disabilities. All are welcome. Sponsored by the Sunrisers Kiwanis Club. Ages 18+.
$5
Corvallis Community Center
Friday, July 26, 7–9pm
Oregon Senior Games
Are you 50 or older? Join the fun, friendly competition of the Oregon Senior Games throughout Benton County, Oregon. See a list of events & learn more at OregonSeniorGames.com
First 3 weekends of August
Join us at Central Park each week for a fun outdoor concert. Enthusiastic audiences always join these summer celebrations. Bring a lawn chair, blanket, and picnic dinner! All Ages.
FREE Event!
Central Park Gazebo
Tuesdays, June 17–August 26, 7:30–8:30pm
The Hilltop Big Band
An evening’s worth of music to your liking! The Hilltop Big Band presents a summer of free concerts featuring the Swing sounds of Basie and others. Bring lawn chairs and blankets. All Ages.
FREE Event!
Central Park Gazebo
Wednesdays, June 25, July 9 & 23, August 6 & 20, 7:30–9pm
Wednesdays, September 3, 7–8:30pm
Majestic in the Park
Join the Majestic Theatre for a variety of cultural events in the great outdoors! All Ages.
Starker Arts Park - Peffer Amphitheater
Shakespeare in the Park: As You Like It
$15 Advance, $20 at the Door, 12 and Under Free.
Saturday & Sunday, July 12–13, 6pm
Broadway in the Park
FREE Event!
Saturday, August 2, 7pm
Summer Concerts at Chintimini Park
Bring a chair or picnic blanket to Chintimini Park to watch live music on the Corvallis Community Center Terrace Stage. All Ages. Check out the great line up! www.corvallisoregon.gov/parksrec/events
FREE Event!
Chintimini Park & C3 Terrace
Friday, June 27, 6–8pm / Featuring Rock n’ Rewind Friday, July 18, 6–8pm / Check website for more information Friday, August 22, 6–8pm / Featuring Chad Rupp & the Sugar Roots Summer Concerts sponsored by
Friends of Corvallis Parks & Recreation
Youth Culture & Arts
Learn to Draw Workshop
A fun basic drawing workshop for beginners. Explore how to see and draw the shapes of animals, landscape, and objects around us. No experience needed and all materials will be provided. Ages 7–12.
$70 ($87 Outside City)
Tunison Community Room
Instructor: Mark Allison
SUMMER 49685 2–4:30pm May 24 & 25 Sa Su
Beginning Sewing
Learn to sew with a machine: threading, winding a bobbin, and basic techniques. Projects include a patchwork pillow, drawstring bag, and using a pattern to make a lined book bag. Ages 8–18.
$138 ($162 Outside City)
Walnut Community Room | Instructor: Erin Hentzel
SPRING 50078 9am–12pm May 3–17 Sa
Beginning Embroidery
Upcycle clothing with embroidery by learning 14 stitches while making a hoop sampler project. Ages 8–18.
$102 ($123 Outside City)
Walnut Community Room | Instructor: Erin Hentzel
SPRING 50079 1–3:30 pm May 3–17 Sa
Acting for Littles
Help your future performer explore their passion with an acting class designed for younger children. Focus on simple theatre games, play, and movement. No requirement to read scripts. Ages 5-9.
$51 ($63 Outside City)
Majestic Theatre Rehearsal Room
Instructor: Jadi Dicksa
SUMMER 49748 4:40–5:15 pm Aug 4–25 M
Fun and Games with Improv For Teens
Build trust with your peers and embrace uncertainty and failure as means of growing with improv skills. Improve confidence and collaboration, and have fun doing it! Ages 11–18.
$53 ($66 Outside City)
Majestic Theatre Rehearsal Room
Instructor: Riley Lucas
SPRING 49749 11am–12:15pm May 3–31 Sa
Acting Basics for Community Theatre (For Teens!)
Develop new skills, build confidence, and get ready for auditions with practical techniques for a stage debut. Ages 11–17.
$53 ($66 Outside City)
Majestic Theatre Rehearsal Room
Instructor: Riley Lucas
SPRING 49745 3–4:30pm May 2–30 F SUMMER 49746 4:30–6pm Aug 4–Sept 1 M
Stage Combat for Kids
If your kid loves fake fighting, then this class is for them! Learn safe, accurate, and realistic fight choreography! Ages 7–11.
$73 ($91 Outside City)
Majestic Theatre Community Room
Instructor: Jadi Dicksa
SPRING 49923 6–7 pm April 8–29 Tu SUMMER 49924 4:45–5:45 pm Aug 5-26 Tu
Majestic Youth Stars Scholarship
Funded by the generous support of the Majestic’s Gala donors! This scholarship provides students who qualify for the P&R Family Assistance Scholarship (see page 10) an additional 50% off tuition. Call 541-758-7827 for more info!
Majestic Theatre Youth Productions
Our Spring MTYP program offers three 2-week sessions, focusing on movement, voice, or character, with a showcase performance at the end of each. Ages 9–15.
$80 ($100 Outside City)
Majestic Theatre Community/Rehearsal Room
Instructor: Majestic Theatre Instructors
Spring Mini Session 1: Stage Combat
49915 4:30–6:30pm April 7–17
Spring Mini Session 2: Acting with an Accent SPRING 49916 4:30–6:30pm April 21–May 1 M W Th
Spring Mini Session 3: Devised Theatre
Play’s the Thing: Acting Basics for Children
Know a future performer? This class focuses on theatre games, play, and movement—no script reading required. Ages 7–11
$51 ($63 Outside City)
Majestic Theatre Rehearsal Room
Instructor: Jadi Dicksa
SPRING 49920 5–5:45 pm May 6–27 Tu SUMMER 49921 5:15–6pm Aug 4–25 M
Play’s the Thing 2: Additional Acting Basics for Children
Explore more of the basic skills you already know: awareness of space and body, character physicality and voice, pantomime, and basic improvisational storytelling! Ages 7–12
$51 ($63 Outside City)
Majestic Theatre Rehearsal Room
Instructor: Jadi Dicksa
SPRING 49922 5–6pm April 8–29 Tu
Beginning Youth Tap
Learn the basics of tap using simple repetitive rhythms to a variety of music with emphasis on timing, coordination, and balance. Some loaner shoes are available. Contact Nancy Traina at 541-928-2382, or email nmtraina@comcast.net.
$53 ($66 Outside City)
Majestic Theatre Studio
Instructor: Nancy Traina, Pacific Tap Dance Company Ages 5–8.
SPRING 49925 3:30–4:10pm April 15–May 20 Tu Ages 9–12.
SPRING 49926 4:15–5pm April 15–May 20 Tu
Music & Movement for Babies & Kids
This fun and active musical experience utilizes folk songs, finger plays, instrument exploration, nursery rhymes, movement, and dance. Parents/guardians are required to attend and participate. Ages 5 and under.
$80 ($100 Outside City)
Tunison Community Room
Instructor: Marisa Schwartzman
SPRING 49768 10–10:45am April 7–June 9 M
SPRING 49769 3:30–4:15pm April 7–June 9 M
SPRING 49766 10–10:45am April 11–June 13 F
SPRING 49767 11–11:45am April 11–June 13 F
Family Classes
Learn to Draw Workshop
Learn the basic skills to see and draw realistically. Students will explore how to see and draw the shapes around us. No experience needed! All materials will be provided. Ages 7+.
$70 ($87 Outside City) $15 Discount for each additional family member
Tunison Community Room
Instructor: Mark Allison
SPRING 49684 2–4:30 April 5 & 6 Sa Su
SUMMER 49687 2–4:30 April 9 & 10 Sa Su
Why Grow Up?
Vertical Gardening Techniques
Explore how to use vertical space in your vegetable garden. Learn which veggies climb, how to support them, and experiment with different support structures and materials. Ages 16+.
$5 ($7 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center, Linden Room
Instructor: Becca Meskimen
SPRING 50112 9am–10:30am May 17 Sa
Beginning Birdwatching
Explore the natural world together as a family. Learn basic bird identification skills, binocular use and spotting scopes, and birding games and crafts. Supervised children under 12 are welcome.
$15 (per family)
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Spencer Mair, Nature in Flight Tours
SPRING 50114 9–10:30am May 3 & 10 Sa
SUMMER 50115 9–10:30am July 12 & 19 Sa
Family Aeromodeling!
In this hands-on building class we will be using wood glue to assemble, The Skylark, a free-flight rubber-powered stick model. The instructor designed The Skylark and guarantees it will fly well! This is a two day class. Ages 7+.
$70 ($87 Outside City) $15 Discount for each additional family member Tunison Community Room (Sa) and Willamette Park (Su) Instructor: Mark Allison
SUMMER 49686 2–4:30pm July 26 Sa 11am–1pm July 27 Su
Family Drum Circle Class
Come play percussions together and have fun with rhythm. Instruments provided or bring your own. All Ages.
$54 ($68 Outside City) 3 Week Session / Price Includes 1 youth / 1 adult
$72 ($90 Outside City) 4 Week Session / Price Includes 1 youth / 1 adult
Each additional family member add $5 per class $20–4 week / $15-3 week
Corvallis Community Center, Willow Room
Instructor: Michelle Lovrich, Founder of Drum Circle Connection
SPRING 50101 4:30–5:15pm April 7, 14, 21, 28 M
SPRING 50100 4:30–5:15pm May 5, 12, 19 M
Youth Camps
Spring Break Camps
Spring Break Camp In Full Bloom
Come play with Parks & Rec during spring break! Campers will engage in spring-themed arts, crafts and games. We’ll visit local parks and play outdoor sports and field games. Ages 6–12.
$130 ($163/week Outside City)
Tunison Community Room
Ages 6–8
SPRING 49771 9am–4pm March 24–28 M–F
Ages 9–12
SPRING 49772 9am–4pm March 24–28 M–F
Spring Break Survivors Camp!
Join us for full days of learning survival skills and practicing them in survival scenarios! Skills taught/practiced will include shelters, fire safety/building, knife safety and more. No prerequisites.
Ages 8–12.
Call Coyle Outside for details about curriculum 541-760-0774. Coyle Outside donates 10% annual profit to causes that benefit youth and nature.
$350 ($438 Outside City)
Willamette Park Rotary Shelter
SPRING 49382 9am–4pm March 24–28 M–F
Spring Break Sewing Camp
Learn to sew with a sewing machine: how to thread the sewing machine, wind a bobbin, and basic sewing techniques. Projects include a patchwork pillow, drawstring bag, and using a pattern to make a lined book bag. Ages 8–18.
$180 ($225 Outside City)
Walnut Community Room
SPRING 49948 9am–12pm March 24–27 M–Th
Camp Corvallis
Stay active, develop relationships and gain social and practical skills! Camp is a mix of free play, outdoor time, arts and crafts, games, field activities and sports. A school district lunch will be provided each day except for half day camps. Pre- and post- care available. Payment Plan Available
• Recreation Station: Ages 4–7 (half day)
• Sundance Explorers: Ages 6–8
• Summer Adventures: Ages 9–12
Science of Superheroes Week 1
How could Superman be faster than a speeding train? Could the Hulk really lift a car? Use the power of science and imagination to investigate various different types of superheroes and villains.
June 23–27
Katherine Jones Harrison Elementary
$65/week ($81/week Outside City)
SUMMER 49950 Ages 4–7 9am–12pm
49967 Ages 4–7 1–4pm
$130/week ($163/week Outside City)
SUMMER 49956 Ages 6–8 9am–4pm
SUMMER 49962 Ages 9–12 9am–4pm
World Explorers Week 2
Grab your passports and let’s go! Campers will experience the food, music and games of various countries around the world.
June 30–July 3 (No Camp on July 4)
Katherine Jones Harrison Elementary
$52/week ($65/week Outside City)
SUMMER 49951 Ages 4–7 9am–12pm
49971 Ages 4–7 1–4pm
$104 ($130/week Outside City)
SUMMER 49957
Shark Week Week 3
Sharks, sharks, sharks! Explore the underwater world of sharks, learn about special adaptations and of course, play games like sharks and minnows.
July 7–11
Katherine Jones Harrison Elementary
$65/week ($81/week Outside City)
SUMMER 49952 Ages 4–7 9am–12pm
SUMMER 49968 Ages 4–7 1–4pm
$130/week ($163/week Outside City) SUMMER 49958
Pre- and Post- Care on Page 26
Youth Camps Youth
Wacky Science Week 4
Messy chemistry, crazy physics, weird biology and strange weather will blow campers minds! Making classic slime, color-changing potions, mini ecosystems and a tornado in a bottle are all activities campers will engage in.
July 14–18
Katherine Jones Harrison Elementary
$65/week ($81/week Outside City)
SUMMER 49953 Ages 4–7 9am–12pm M–F
SUMMER 49969 Ages 4–7 1–4pm M–F
$130/week ($163/week Outside City)
SUMMER 49959 Ages 6–8 9am–4pm M–F
SUMMER 49965 Ages 9–12 9am–4pm M–F
Wild about Animals Week 5
Calling all animal lovers! Discover creatures, their habitats, and what makes them unique through activities like animal observation, bird walks, a camouflage game, and nature exploration.
July 21–24 (No camp on July 25)
Katherine Jones Harrison Elementary
$52/week ($65/week Outside City)
SUMMER 49954 Ages 4–7 9am–12pm M–Th
SUMMER 49970 Ages 4–7 1–4pm M–Th
$104/week ($130/week Outside City)
SUMMER 49960 Ages 6–8 9am–4pm M–Th
SUMMER 49966 Ages 9–12 9am–4pm M–Th
Space Travelers Week 6
Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars…Campers will travel through our solar system and beyond. Constellation art, an astronaut training obstacle course, DIY rocket and more!
July 28–August 1
Katherine Jones Harrison Elementary
$65/week ($81/week Outside City)
SUMMER 50082 Ages 4–7 9am–12pm M–F
SUMMER 50083 Ages 4–7 1–4pm M–F
$130/week ($163/week Outside City)
SUMMER 50088 Ages 6–8 9am–4pm M–F
SUMMER 50087 Ages 9–12 9am–4pm M–F
Zombie Takeover Week 7
In a zombie outbreak, campers rebuild society by earning survival credits, learning emergency skills, and tackling challenges to master survival.
August 4–8
Katherine Jones Harrison Elementary
$65/week ($81/week Outside City)
SUMMER 50085 Ages 4–7 9am–12pm M–F
SUMMER 50084 Ages 4–7 1–4pm M–F
$130/week ($163/week Outside City)
SUMMER 50089 Ages 6–8 9am–4pm M–F
SUMMER 50086 Ages 9–12 9am–4pm M–F
Pre & Post Camp Care
Drop your child off as early as 7:30 am and pick them up no later than 5:30 pm each, or any day, by registering for Pre and Post Care. You MUST also register for the camp you’d like them to attend. Pick up on Friday may be at a different location. No pre- and post- for Recreation Station (ages 4–7).
NOTE: Parents picking up after 5:30 pm will be charged an additional $1 per minute. It MUST BE PAID within 24 hours of incurring the fee.
Pre & Post Camp Care for Camp Corvallis
$30/week ($38/week Outside City)
*Week 2 & 5 Only: $24/week ($30/week Outside City)
Monday–Friday, 7:30–9am & 4–5:30pm
Katherine Jones Harrison Elementary
Ages 6–8
50132 Week 1: June 23–27
50133 Week 2: June 30–July 3*
50134 Week 3: July 7–11
50135 Week 4: July 14–18
50136 Week 5: July 21–24*
50137 Week 6: July 28–Aug 1
50138 Week 7: Aug 4–8
Ages 9–12
50140 Week 1: June 23–27
50141 Week 2: June 30–July 3*
50142 Week 3: July 7–11
50143 Week 4: July 14–18
50144 Week 5: July 21–24*
50145 Week 6: July 28–Aug 1
50146 Week 7: Aug 4–8
Inspire Corvallis
Inspire your child with this camp that focuses on building relationships and exploring our community through field trips, crafts, outdoor play and more. Payment plan eligible.
Food Frenzy Week 1
Explore the journey of food from garden to table. Campers will get to taste the bounty of the Valley’s fruits, visit the Farmer’s Market, and even make a simple dish.
August 11–15
Corvallis Community Center
$130/week ($163/week Outside City)
SUMMER 50116 Ages 6–8 9am–4pm M–F
SUMMER 50117 Ages 9–12 9am–4pm M–F
Splish Splash Week 2
What makes Oregon so green? Find out by exploring the liquid that covers ¾ of our planet! Campers explore water through fun experiments, outdoor games and unique crafts.
August 18–22
Corvallis Community Center
$130/week ($163/week Outside City)
SUMMER 50119 Ages 6–8 9am–4pm M–F
SUMMER 50120 Ages 9–12 9am–4pm M–F
Last Chance Week 3
Last chance for a blast! Enjoy the final weeks of summer fun with your friends! Play great running games, enjoy some unique crafts, and time at the park.
August 25–29
Tunison Community Room
$130/week ($163/week Outside City)
SUMMER 50122 Ages 6–8 9am–4pm M–F
SUMMER 50123 Ages 9–12 9am–4pm M–F
Sports Camps
Tennis Junior Mini-Camps
Learn the basics or improve the skills you already have! Join the fun in a games-based instructional atmosphere. Bring racquet, water, and a snack.
Ages 6–10.
For those who are just starting or have had a little instruction.
$135 ($168 Outside City)
Corvallis High School Tennis Courts
Instructors: Timberhill Tennis Club Staff
SPRING 49816 9–11am June 23–July 3 M–Th
SUMMER 49817 9–11am July 7–17 M–Th
SUMMER 49818 9–11am July 21–31 M–Th
SUMMER 49819 9–11am Aug 4–14 M–Th
SUMMER 49820 9–11am Aug 18–28 M–Th
Ages 11–17.
We’ll work on fundamentals for beginning players and developing consistency for those with more experience.
$135 ($168 Outside City)
Corvallis High School Tennis Courts
Instructors: Timberhill Tennis Club Staff
SPRING 49822 12–2pm June 23–July 3 M–Th
SUMMER 49823 12–2pm July 7–17 M–Th
SUMMER 49824 12–2pm July 21–31 M–Th
SUMMER 49825 12–2pm Aug 4–14 M–Th
SUMMER 49826 12–2pm Aug 18–28 M–Th
Jordan Kent Skills Camp – Pickleball
A pickleball specific camp where campers learn the basics, strategy, and enjoy friendly matches. Register now for an active and enjoyable pickleball experience. Ages 6-12.
$120 ($150 Outside City)
Chintimini Park Pickleball Courts
SPRING 49756 9am–12pm June 23–26 M–Th
Jordan Kent Skills Camp – Multi Sport
Presented by Jordan Kent, former Seattle Seahawk and current sports broadcaster, this multi-sport skills camp is a week-long camp offering fundamental training in football, soccer and basketball. Ages 6-12.
$150 ($188 Outside City) – partial day
$180 ($225 Outside City) – full day Check registration page for location
SUMMER 49760 9am–1pm July 21–24 M–Th
SUMMER 49759 9am–3pm July 21–24 M–Th
Jordan Kent Skills Camp - Baseball
Build fundamental skills while participating in games, contests and nutrition education in our positive atmosphere. The perfect start for your developing slugger! Ages 6-12.
$120 ($150 Outside City)
Chintimini Park Baseball Field
SUMMER 49757 9am–12pm Aug 4–7 M–Th
Girls Got Game: Basketball Camp
This multi-faceted camp will consist of basketball skill development and teamwork focused content. Coaches will follow Jr. NBA curriculum and facilitate a fun and supportive environment. All skill levels will be accommodated.
$130 ($162.50 Outside City)
Check registration page for location
Instructor: Parks & Recreation Coaches
Ages 7–9.
SUMMER 49763 9am–12pm July 28–Aug 1 M–F
Ages 10–13
SUMMER 49764 1pm–4pm July 28–Aug 1 M–F
Youth Lacrosse Camp
Join us for an action-packed week of lacrosse! Open to all skill levels, campers will learn fundamentals, teamwork, and strategies through fun drills and scrimmages. Limited equipment available, so register early! Ages 8-13.
$130 ($162.50 Outside City)
Crystal Lake Sports Complex
Instructor: Parks & Recreation Coaches
SUMMER 50056 9am–12pm July 14–18 M–F
Theatre Camps
Majestic Theatre Youth Production Company – Summer Intensives
The Majestic Theatre’s summer theatre camps run in July and August, with performances at the end of each camp.
Disney’s Mary Poppins, Jr.
The timeless story of the magical nanny and her quest to teach a family how to value each other again. Children will have the opportunity to create an entire musical in three weeks from start to finish. Auditions will be held on April 19 from 1–4pm. Ages 9–15.
$650 ($775 Outside City)
The Majestic Theatre
Instructor: Chuck Skinner, Rebecca Douglas, Wendy Cortright, Jadi Dicksa
SUMMER 49918 9am–4pm July 7–27 M–F
Performances July 24, 25, 26 at 7pm, and July 26, 27 at 3pm
Romeo and Juliet
Shakespeare’s famous comedy-turned-tragedy of doomed love takes a turn on our stage this summer. Auditions will be held on April 26 from 12–3pm. Ages 12–18.
$450 ($550 Outside City)
Majestic Theatre
Instructor: Jadi Dicksa, Riley Lucas, Rachel Kohler
SUMMER 49919 12–4:30pm July 21–Aug 9 M–F
Performances August 8, 9 at 7pm
Tablets, TV and video games are fun,but getting out and making new friends is even MORE FUN!
Youth Camps
Specialty Camps
Mountains to Sea Teen Adventure Camp
Campers adventure by van to natural areas to hike, swim, beach comb, and raft. This camp is great for outdoor lovers. Ages 13–17.
$175 ($219 Outside City)
Avery Park drop-off and pick-up
SUMMER 50098 9–4pm Aug 18–22 M–F
Hike, Bike, Swim Adventures Camp
Campers will explore local bike trails, waterfall hikes, and swimming. We'll even spend a day at a beach! Must have your own bike and helmet to participate. Ages 10–13.
$175 ($219 Outside City)
Avery Park Thompson Shelter
SUMMER 50096 9am–4pm July 7–11 M–F
SUMMER 50097 9am–4pm Aug 25–29 M–F
Smart Cycling— Youth Bike Camp
A great start on smart cycling! Learn basic skills for handling and maintaining your bike. Ride safely in traffic while making your way around Corvallis. Bring a bike and helmet each day! Ages 9–14.
$179 ($224 Outside City)
Avery Park Thompson Shelter Instructor: Jay Thatcher
SUMMER 49784 8:30-12pm June 16–20 M-F
SUMMER 49785 8:30-12pm July 21–25 M-F
Beginning Karate Day Camp
An introduction to Kenpo Karate, covering basic skills, white belt curriculum, and the history of martial arts. Emphasizes focus, self-control, respect, and responsibility. Skill development, bag work, drills, partner exercises, and games. Ages 5–11.
$150 ($187 Outside City)
Aurora Martial Arts Studio, 195 SE Crystal Lake Dr. Instructor: Lou Donadio
SUMMER 49874 9am–12pm July 7–10 M–Th
Martial Arts Camp
Learn basic techniques through activities and drills. Explore the history of martial arts and the importance of respect, self-control and focus while training in Kenpo Karate. Ages 6-13.
$150 ($187 Outside City)
Aurora Martial Arts Studio, 195 SE Crystal Lake Dr. Instructor: Lou Donadio
SUMMER 49877 9am–12pm Aug 18–21 M–Th
Summer Sewing Camp
Learn to sew with a machine: threading, winding a bobbin, and basic techniques. Projects include a patchwork pillow, drawstring bag, and using a pattern to make a lined book bag. Ages 8-18.
$180 ($225 Outside City)
Walnut Community Room
Instructor: Erin Hentzel
SUMMER 50106 9am–12pm June 23–26 M–Th
SUMMER 50107 9am–12pm July 7–10 M–Th
Beginning Embroidery Camp
Want to learn how to upcycle clothing with embroidery? Learn how to do 14 embroidery stitches while making a hoop sampler project. Ages 8–18.
$135 ($168 Outside City)
Walnut Community Room
Instructor: Erin Hentzel
SUMMER 50129 1–3:30pm June 23–26 M–Th
SUMMER 50130 1–3:30pm July 7–10 M–Th
Rock Creek Explorers Camp
Enjoy the ultimate nature lover's outdoor camp. Rock Creek Explorers is an all outdoors, nature-based camp in the Corvallis watershed. Trips may be taken to other locations. No pre- and postcare available. Ages 8–13.
$175/week ($219/week Outside City)
Pick up and drop off at Avery Park. Campers will be transported by van to and from Rock Creek Campground.
Week 1
SUMMER 49774 9am–4pm July 28-August 1 M–F
Week 2
SUMMER 49775 9am–4pm August 4–August 8 M–F
Week 3
SUMMER 49776 9am–4pm August 11–August 15 M–F
Youth Volunteer
With Corvallis Parks & Recreation
Supported by Republic Services Community Grant
Work with local organizations on diverse projects aimed at enhancing our community while creating new friendships and having fun!
Ages 11–18 | $80 ($95 Outside City) Meet across from the Avery Park office each day. 9:30am–3:30pm, Monday–Friday
49854 June 23–June 27
49856 June 30–July 3
49857 July 7–July 11
49858 July 14–July 18
49859 July 21–July 25
49860 July 28–August 1
49861 August 4–August 8
49862 August 11–August 15
49863 August 18–August 22
49855 August 25–August 29
Contact Brynnan Burns at (541) 766–6467 Brynnan.Burns@corvallisoregon.gov
Benton County Adventures
Outdoor Summer Adventures in Benton County
Five days of outdoor fun! This collaboration between Benton County Natural Areas and Parks and Corvallis Parks & Recreation provides youth with a week of outdoor adventures– all within the backyard of Benton County! Ages 7–12.
SUMMER 49777 – $175 ($219 Outside City)
Meet at Avery Park
Art of Archery at
Adair County Park –Monday & Friday
Participants will learn the basics of the art of archery including safety, use of equipment and technique.
Monday, July 14, 9am–4pm and Friday, July 18, 9–4pm
Time Travel at Fort Hoskins –Tuesday
Learn how to geocache using a compass to find hidden Kalapuya Native American treasures in the park, take part in historic re-enactments and more.
Tuesday, July 15, 9am–4 pm
Wildlife Explorations at Clemens –Wednesday
Play games and explore the park to discover wildlife and their habitats. Campers will do some hiking and learn about native fish while fishing.
Wednesday, July 16, 9am–4pm
Wild
Food Foragers at Beazell
Memorial Forest –Thursday
While hiking through Beazell Forest, participants will learn plant identification skills. Learn about medicinal and edible plants and how they are traditionally gathered.
Thursday, July 17, 9am–4pm
Coyle Outside Camps
The mission of Coyle Outside is to put adventure, discovery, and inspiration first. Bring snacks, lunch and a water bottle each day!
Coyle Outside donates 10% annual profit to causes that benefit youth and nature. Call for details about curriculum 541-760-0774.
Introduction to Wilderness Survival
This camp is an adventure in experimenting with nature and thriving in the wild. Campers learn confidence, communication and common sense through fun survival scenarios . Ages 6–9.
$368 ($460 Outside City)
Rotary Shelter at Willamette Park
Instructor: Coyle Outside
Survival Immersion (Two Weeks)
This new camp is for the most dedicated survival and skills campers! This camp dives deep in many skills such as shelter, fire, knots, foraging, tracking, navigation and more. Ages 9–13.
$821 ($1025 Outside City)
Rotary Shelter at Willamette Park
Instructor: Coyle Outside
SUMMER 49700 9–4pm June 23–July 4 M–F
Intermediate Wilderness Survival
Full of building survival skills and testing yourself against survival scenarios! Skills include shelters, fire safety/building, knife safety and more. Ages 8–11.
$424 ($530 Outside City)
Rotary Shelter at Willamette Park
Instructor: Coyle Outside
SUMMER 49693 9–4pm June 16–20 M–F
SUMMER 49694 9–4pm Aug 4–8 M–F
SUMMER 49695 9–4pm Aug 18–22 M–F
Advanced Wilderness Survival
Dive in-depth into critical survival skills using fun, challenging scenarios! Work on your own and in teams on challenges such as shelter, fire, tool use and more. No prerequisites. Ages 10–14.
$424 ($530 Outside City)
Rotary Shelter at Willamette Park
Instructor: Coyle Outside SUMMER 49703 9–4pm Aug 18–22 M–F
Girls’ Wildcrafting
Learn skills such as fiber arts, fire building, basket weaving, natural dying, and much more! Build friendships and enjoy the simplicity of creating crafts outdoors. Ages 9–14.
$414 ($518 Outside City) | Rotary Shelter at Willamette Park
Instructor: Coyle Outside
SUMMER 49701 9–4pm Aug 11–15
Mountain Biking Camp
Students ride trails every day, learning to navigate trees, rocks, roots, and hills. Basic bike skills required. Bring a bike, helmet, food and water. Parents provide transportation.
$418 ($523 Outside City)
Townsend Shelter at Avery Park – Monday, Tuesday & Friday
Peavy Arboretum – Wednesday
Lewisburg Saddle – Thursday
Instructor: Coyle Outside
SUMMER 49708 Ages 8–11 9am–4pm June 30–July 4
(There will be camp on July 4)
SUMMER 49709 Ages 10–14 9am–4pm July 21–25
Bush Crafting
Build. Cool. Stuff. Camp is all about tool use, creativity and engineering. Each day brings a new outdoor-themed building project for participants to take home. Ages 8–12.
$426 ($532 Outside City) | Rotary Shelter at Willamette Park
Instructor: Coyle Outside
SUMMER 49696 9am–2:30pm June 30–July 4 M–F
SUMMER 49697 9am–2:30pm July 21–25 M–F
SUMMER 49698 9am–2:30pm Aug 11–15 M–F
SUMMER 49699 9am–2:30pm Aug 25–29 M–F
SUMMER 49702 9am–4pm July 14–18
Fish, Forage, Fire!
Become a true outdoorsperson! Learn fishing (baiting, cleaning, cooking, gear, casting), food foraging (plant ID, safe harvesting), and archery (safety, practical use, form). Parents are responsible for transportation to EE Wilson and Willamette Park. Ages 8–13.
$464 ($580 Outside City)
EE Wilson and Willamette Rotary Shelter Instructor: Coyle Outside
SUMMER 49706 9–4pm July 7–11 M–F
SUMMER 49707 9–4pm July 28–Aug 1 M–F
Youth Outdoors & Exploration
Outsiders AfterSchool
Join a weekly outdoor adventure crew to build team and wilderness skills! Ages 7–11.
$205 ($256 Outside City)
Various locations, including Willamette Park, Avery Park, Adair Fishing Pond, Mary’s River Natural Area | Instructor: Coyle Outside
SPRING 49728 2:45–5:30pm April 21–June 2 M
No program on days when there is no school.
Cattail Kids
Unstructured nature play! Explore the themes of art, survival, awareness and adventure while learning about relationships and the natural world. Participants should be potty trained. Ages 2–5.
7 sessions, $320 ($400 Outside City)
8 sessions, $365 ($456 Outside City)
9 sessions, $395 ($494 Outside City)
10 sessions, $445 ($556 Outside City)
Rotary Shelter at Willamette Park Instructor: Coyle Outside
SPRING 49723 8:45am–12:30pm April 14–June 2 M
SPRING 49724 8:45am–12:30pm April 16–June 4 W
SPRING 49725 8:45am–12:30pm April 18-June 6 F
SUMMER 49779 8:45am–12:30pm June 23–Aug 25 M
SUMMER 49780 8:45am–12:30pm June 24–Aug 26 Tu
SUMMER 49781 8:45am–12:30pm June 25–Aug 27 W
SUMMER 49782 8:45am–12:30pm June 26–Aug 28 Th
SUMMER 49783 8:45am–12:30pm June 27–Aug 29 F
WILD! Adventure Buddy & Me
Explore city parks with your young naturalist! Join a nature preschool educator for child-led adventures with play, curiosity, social/emotional growth, and scientific thinking. Ages 2–4.
$80 ($100 Outside City)
Various Parks in Corvallis (See online for park listing)
Instructor: Corvallis Environmental Center
SPRING 50110 10–11:30am April 22–May 20 Tu
SPRING 50111 10–11:30am April 26–May 24 Sa
Archery Scout
This weekly offering takes participants through the progression of target shooting and familiarizes them with gear, safety and technique. All equipment is provided. Ages 7–11.
$285 ($356 Outside City)
E.E. Wilson Wildlife Area Instructor: Coyle Outside
SPRING 49727 3–5:30 April 24–June 5 Th
Fun outdoor activities like sports or exploring nature together teach kids teamwork, communication, and sharing.
Youth Health & Fitness
Fencing I
Learn the basics of Italian-style sport fencing. Learn basic footwork, attack strategies and defensive postures and parries. Equipment available during class or bring your own. Ages 12+.
$275 ($344 Outside City)
Check registration page for location Instructor: Joseph Whaley
SPRING 49902 5:45–7:15pm May 12–July 30 M W
No class May 26, June 2-11, June 30 and July 2
Open Fencing
Practice your fencing skills while fencing with others of different skill levels. Open to all fencers not enrolled in the Italian Fencing courses. Must have appropriate safety and fencing gear. Ages 12+.
$93 ($116 Outside City)
Check registration page for location Instructor: Joseph Whaley
SPRING 49903 5:45–7:15pm May 12–July 30 M W
No class May 26, June 2-11, June 30 and July 2
Ki-Aikido
Create a foundation for a lifetime of positive growth. Unify your minds and bodies with fun activities while learning martial arts.
$40 ($50 Outside City)
Oregon Ki Society Corvallis Dojo, 535 NW 4th St.
Ages 5–8. Building a Foundation
Instructor: Christi McLaren
SPRING 49752 5:30–6:30pm April 8–29 Tu
SUMMER 49754 5:30–6:30pm June 24–July 15 Tu
Ages 9–15. Ki-Aikido for Youth
Instructor: Greg Felder
SPRING 49753 5–6pm April 9–30 W
SUMMER 49755 5–6pm June 25–July 16 W
Ages 16+. Introduction for Adults
Instructor: Bill Peterson and Kok Meng Lam
SPRING 49750 6:45–8pm April 7–30 M W
SUMMER 49751 6:45–8pm June 23–July 16 M W
Shao-Lin Kempo/Kung Fu
Develop fitness, improve your health, learn cooperation and develop self confidence through martial arts.
$95 ($119 Outside City) Uniform and test fee not included with class fee Corvallis Martial Arts, 1815 NW Circle Blvd.
Instructor: Daniel Lowery
Ages 4-5.
SPRING 49799 5:45–6:30pm April 1–May 15 Tu Th SUMMER 49803 5:45–6:30pm Aug 12–Sept 18 Tu Th
Ages 6-8.
SPRING 49800 4:30–5:30pm April 1–May 15 Tu Th
SUMMER 49804 4:30–5:30pm Aug 12–Sept 18 Tu Th
Ages 9–16.
SPRING 49801 5–6pm April 2–May 19 M W SUMMER 49805 5-6pm Aug 11–Sept 17 M W
Kenpo Karate
Kenpo Karate is a self-defense based martial arts system with a focus on fundamental skills and development of strong character.
$100 ($125 Outside City)
Aurora Martial Arts Studio, 195 SE Crystal Lake Dr Instructor: Lou Donadio Classes are held Mondays through Thursdays. YOUR CLASS FEE COVERS TWO nights each week. You choose the nights.
Ages 5–11.
SPRING 49898 5:55–6:35pm April 7–May 15
4:15–4:55pm
Ages 12–17. SPRING 49880 6:45–7:45pm
Children’s Safety Clinic
Learn safety skills, including awareness, conflict avoidance and age-appropriate self-defense. Clinic includes discussion and hands-on practice with the instructor. Parents are invited to stay and participate if they like. Pre-registration required. Ages 5–11.
$5
Aurora Martial Arts Studio, 195 SE Crystal Lake Dr. Instructor: Lou Donadio
SUMMER 49878 9–10am June 7 Sa
Activities that promote respect foster a positive atmosphere and build strong friendships.
Youth Sports & Leagues
Youth Lacrosse League
Develop fundamental skills, teamwork, and sportsmanship while competing in the Willamette Valley, Portland, and Roseburg areas. Ideal for all skill levels, this fun, supportive program fosters growth and a love for the game. Local travel required.
$140 ($175 Outside City)
Crystal Lake Sports Complex
Instructor: Parks & Recreation Coaches Practices will be Tuesdays and Thursdays and games are on the weekends starting April 12, 2025.
Boys Grades 3–5
SPRING 49741 4:30–6:30pm March 18–May 22 Tu Th Sa
Boys Grades 6–8
SPRING 49742 4:30–6:30pm March 18–May 22 Tu Th Sa
Youth Golf
This beginner/intermediate class covers putting, chipping, full swing, and on-course experience. Clubs and balls are provided. Ages 8–17.
$80 ($100 Outside City)
Trysting Tree Golf Course
Instructor: Bob Janes
SPRING 49788 9–10am June 16–19 M–Th
SUMMER 49789 9–10am July 7–10 M–Th
SUMMER 49790 9–10am July 21–24
My First Sports: T-Ball
Experienced coaches will teach young athletes the basics of baseball, including throwing, catching, batting, running, and agility. Parents attend this class with their child. Ages 3-5.
$30 ($35 Outside City)
Avery Park Baseball Field
Instructor: Parks & Recreation Coaches
SPRING 49736 9–9:45am April 26–May 17 Sa
SPRING 49737 10–10:45am April 26–May 17 Sa
SPRING 49738 9–9:45am May 31–Jun 21 Sa
SPRING 49739 10–10:45am May 31–Jun 21 Sa
Introduction to Flag Football
Learn the fundamentals of this dynamic sport in a fun and inclusive environment with the use of smaller footballs. Grades K–2.
$40 ($50 Outside City) Each participant receives a set of flags to keep Avery Park Instructor: Parks & Recreation Coaches
SPRING 49733 11am–12pm April 26–June 7 Sa No class May 24
Youth Ultimate Frisbee
This fast-paced sport combines elements of soccer, football and basketball with the dynamics of disc in flight. The rules stress noncontact, self-officiated team play and sportsmanship. Grades 5-8.
$70 ($87 Outside City)
Johnson Teen Center West Field & Corvallis High School Turf Field Instructor: Corvallis Ultimate Club Coaches
SPRING 49761 4–5:30pm April 2–June 4 W 3–5pm April 2–June 4 Su
Meeting times & locations for Wednesday and Sunday classes are different
High School Basketball League
Grab your friends, form a team, and come join us at Parks & Rec! Play against other youth your age and skill level. This league is not for players on the 2024-2025 high school team. A parent/guardian must register the team. Team registration closes March 20, 2025. Grades 9-12.
$275 per team
College Hill High School
SPRING 49296 7–10pm Mar 31–May 15 M Th
American Red Cross Class
Babysitter’s Training
Gain the knowledge and skills to responsibly care children and infants. Participants learn leadership skills, how to develop a babysitting business, how to keep themselves and others safe, strategies for dealing with difficult behavior, and basic childcare and first aid. Ages 11–15.
$90 / Location varies depending on session
SPRING 49886 9am–4pm April 18 F SPRING 49889 9am–4pm May 26 M
SUMMER 49890 9am–4pm July 19 Sa
SUMMER 49891 9am–4pm Aug 23 Sa
For additional American Red Cross Classes for ages 11 and up, go to page 42
Adult Group Exercise
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In Person: All participants are attending in person
Virtual: All participants are online via Zoom
Hybrid: Some participants choose to attend in-person, other participants choose to attend online via Zoom
9am, Sa
• Essentrics, 1pm, Tu Th
• Yoga, 9am, M W F
• Yoga, 12pm, M Tu W Th F
• Yoga/Pilates Fusion, 11am, Tu Th
• Pilates, 10am, M W
• Zumba,
Rhythm & Flow Dance Hybrid
Experience joyful rhythm and flow with diverse dance and meditative movements. Energizing yet relaxing, adaptable to all fitness levels! Ages 14+.
Corvallis Community Center & Online via Zoom Instructor: Leela Devi
ONGOING 11am–12pm M W
Fitness Foundations In-Person
An entry-level group exercise class with a focus on gentle strength training, flexibility, and aerobic walking. Ideal for those concerned about beginning a fitness class or with limited mobility. Ages 14+.
Corvallis Community Center Instructor: Sabina Monn
ONGOING 3–3:50pm Tu Th
Strength & Stretch In-Person
Focus on your body awareness, alignment, and flexibility as you build lean muscle. Get fit with multi-joint movements, bands, and weights. Ages 14+.
Corvallis Community Center Instructor: Alex Ness
ONGOING 10–10:50am M W F
Cardio Strong In-Person
Combining cardio, intervals, and strength training to boost heart health, burn fat, and build muscle. Suitable for all levels. Ages 14+.
Corvallis Community Center Instructor: Gerda Godly
ONGOING 11am–11:50am Tu Th
Fit & Strong In-Person
Included in your membership; go to page 36 to learn more.
Age Reversing Essentrics Hybrid
Essentrics is a full body workout! Create lean, strong muscles while developing better balance, agility and energy. Get ready to feel fit and free, prevent injury, and even relieve body pain! Ages 18+.
Corvallis Community Center & Online Via Zoom
Certified Level 4 Essentrics Instructor: Robin Becker
ONGOING 9–9:45am Sa
ONGOING 1–1:45pm Tu Th
Guided Meditations & Mindfulness In-Person
Mindfulness meditation uses different points of focus to anchor on, which can be used in your everyday life. Ages 14+.
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Susanna Cohen
ONGOING 5:30–6:20pm W
Pilates Virtual
Learn to use your body weight and various moves to challenge yourself safely and progressively, building strength and flexibility with discipline and proper alignment. No experience needed. Ages 14+.
Online via Zoom
Instructor: Diana Blau
ONGOING 10–10:50am M W
Yoga-Pilates Fusion Virtual
This fusion class focuses on restoring your body through yoga postures, balance, and core strength. Good for all levels. Ages 14+.
Online Via Zoom
Instructor: Diana Blau
ONGOING 11–11:50am Tu Th
Gentle Yoga In-Person
Safe, supportive atmosphere for all. Longer poses for tension release and flexibility. Focus on restoring balance to body, mind, and spirit with breathwork, poses, and relaxation. Ages 14+.
Corvallis Community Center Instructor: Elizabeth Who ONGOING 5:30–6:20pm Tu Th
Yoga Virtual/Hybrid
Gentle yoga offers a safe, supportive space for all. Poses are held longer to improve flexibility and release tension, focusing on restoring balance to the body, mind, and spirit through breathwork, poses, and relaxation. Ages 14+.
Online Via Zoom
Instructor: Diana Blau
ONGOING 9–9:50am Virtual M W F
Corvallis Community Center & Online via Zoom Instructor: Khrystal Condon ONGOING 12–12:50pm Virtual M W F
ONGOING 12–12:50pm Hybrid Tu Th
Zumba® Hybrid
A workout that feels like a party! Classes use dance moves to get your heart pumping and your body moving. Ages 14+.
Corvallis Community Center & Online via Zoom Instructor: Sabina Monn ONGOING 6:30–7:20pm M W Instructor: Jenny Urbina ONGOING 10:30–11:20am Sa
Zumba® Gold Hybrid
A lower intensity dance fitness class that will still give you a great workout! Great for beginners and seniors. Ages 14+.
Corvallis Community Center & Online via Zoom Instructor: Sabina Monn ONGOING 5:30–6:20pm M W
Zumba® Gold Chair Hybrid
Specifically designed for people with limited mobility, balance issues, and/or anyone who wants a fun, energetic seated workout to upbeat Latin music. Ages 14+.
Corvallis Community Center & Online via Zoom Instructor: Sabina Monn ONGOING 2–2:50pm M W
DID YOU KNOW? Falls are the leading cause of injury for older adults, with 1 in 4 experiencing a fall each year, and one dying every 19 minutes. To help prevent falls, C3 offers classes like Fit & Strong, Walk with Ease, Tai Chi, Adaptive Tai Chi (free), Zumba Gold Chair, and Fitness Foundations (with a wellness or rec fit membership) to improve balance and strength.
Awareness Through Movement® Virtual and In-Person
Move younger with the ingenious guided movement explorations of the Feldenkrais Method®. Attention to precise movements improves coordination, flexibility, posture, and balance, lessens pain and stiffness, and promotes greater enjoyment of daily activities. For all ability levels. Bring blanket or mat for floor work. Recordings provided. Ages 18+.
Included in Rec-Fit and Wellness Benefit Memberships or $85 ($99 Outside City) per course
Corvallis Community Center & Online via Zoom Instructor: Marg Bartosek
User’s Guide to a Healthy Back
Each section of our spine moves in unique ways, enabling the necessary support and movement required for our daily activities. Improve your comfort, coordination, posture and walking, even if you experience limitation due to injury or “aging”.
In-Person 49847 1–2pm April 8–June 10 Tu
No class May 20
Virtual 49848 10:30–11:30am April 8–June 10 Tu No class May 20
Group Exercise Class Schedule
5:30pm
Classes listed as “Hybrid” have both in-person & virtual options. For safety, please bring your own equipment such as mats, water bottles or towels to classes that require them. Classes may be subject to cancellation or change.
Follows a set curriculum. Registration is required.
Clarifying Connections for Better Action
Track skeletal connections to improve awareness of your back, ribs, hips, neck and jaw. Exploring connections is an excellent way to improve all kinds of daily functions– turning, walking, speaking, reaching, sitting and more.
In-Person 49849 1–2pm July 1–Aug 26 Tu No class July 29
Virtual 49850 10:30–11:30am July 1–Aug 26 Tu No class July 29
All group exercises classes at C3 can be attended with a Rec Fit Membership or drop-in. For more details call 541-766-6959 or go to corvallisoregon.gov/parksrec/rec-fit-membership
Adult Health & Fitness
Tai Chi Saturdays
Tai Chi Ch’uan can improve strength, balance, and coordination. This course incorporates several Tai Chi and Chi Kung forms and is for all practitioners. Ages 14+.
$20 ($25 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Todd Bilby
SPRING 49833 8:30–10:15am April 5–June 28 Sa
SUMMER 49834 8:30–10:15am July 5–Aug 30 Sa
Women’s Mountain Bike Clinic
For beginner and novice riders with access to a good bike. Learn basic gear and mechanics and assess skills on morning one. Bring bike, helmet, etc. Basic bike skills required. Ages 16+.
$135 ($170 Outside City)
Chepenafa Springs Park & various other locations
Instructor: Coyle Outside
SPRING 49729 9am–2pm April 26 & 27 Sa Su
Intermediate Trail Running
Designed for runners who are able to run a 5k (3.1 miles) build capacity to complete a 10k (6.2 miles). Explore new trails with running buddies and supplement your weekly running schedule in a low pressure, social environment. Ages 15+.
$90 ($113 Outside City)
Various Trailheads, Trail Syllabus Provided
Instructor: Anna Ramthun, Mac Dunn Run Club
SUMMER 49734 9–11:30am April 12–May 31 Sa
Active Living Every Day
Learn tips to help you live a healthier life! Ages 18+.
FREE! Grant Funded by National Recreation and Parks Association
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Dr. Patrick Luo
SPRING 50070 1–2pm April 9–June 25 W
Fit & Strong
This class uses flexibility, light strength training, aerobic walking and fitness/health education to promote health and fitness. Endorsed by the CDC and the NCOA and ideal for new exercisers. Ages 18+.
FREE! Registration Required / Funded with a grant from OCWCOG
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Sabina Monn
SPRING 49887 3–4:30pm March 31–May 23 M W F No class May 27
SUMMER 49888 3–4:30pm July 7–Aug 29 M W F
Fitness and Nutrition for Diabetes
Focus on fitness and nutrition tips to improve blood sugars, diabetic neuropathy fall and balance assessments, and foot inspections to prevent pressure ulcers and amputations. Ages 18+.
FREE! Registration Required Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Dr. Patrick Luo
SPRING 49704 10:30-11:30am April 12 Sa
SPRING 49705 10:30-11:30am May 17 Sa
Walking Well with Poles
Learn to use poles to reduce joint pressure, enhance uprightness and flexibility. For people with balance challenges and for fitness walkers. Loaner poles available. Ages 18+.
$48 ($58 Outside City)
Walnut Community Room
Instructor: Marg Bartosek
SPRING 49851 1:30–3 pm May 21, 23, & 28 M W F
Rain Make-up Day May 30 for Walking Well With Poles
Active Strides
Active Strides is a weekly walking group that meets at various locations in Corvallis for 1-3 miles walks. Ages 15+.
$15 ($22 Outside City) Included with Rec Fit/Wellness Membership Various Locations around Corvallis
Instructor: Sally Robertson & Nell Kolodziej
SPRING 49832 9–10 am April 10–June 12 Th
Walk with Ease
Designed by the Arthritis Foundation, aims to improve cardio, flexibility, and strength, helping you work towards walking 30 minutes without lasting pain. We start slow and ask that you can stand for at least 10 minutes before joining. Progress is at your own pace and based on your goals.Ages 18+.
FREE! Registration Required / Funded with a grant from OCWCOG
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Becca Meskimen
SPRING 49514 12:30–1:30pm April 7–June 9 M W
SUMMER 49515 10:30–11:30am June 24-Aug 26 Tu Th
Women’s Self Defense Clinic
This personal safety course covers awareness, avoidance, safety techniques, and basic self-defense. Ages 14+.
$50 ($63 Outside City)
Aurora Martial Arts Studio, 195 SE Crystal Lake Dr. Instructor: Lou Donadio
SPRING 49873 10:30am–1pm June 7 Sa
Fencing I
Learn basic Italian-style sport fencing footwork, attack strategies, and defensive postures and parries. Equipment provided during class or bring your own. Ages 12+.
$275 ($344 Outside City)
Check registration page for location
Instructor: Joseph Whaley
SPRING 49902 5:45–7:15pm May 12–July 30 M W
No class May 26, June 2–11, June 30 and July 2
Open Fencing
Practice fencing skills while fencing with others of different skill levels. Must have appropriate safety and fencing gear. Ages 12+.
$93 ($116 Outside City)
Check registration page for location
Instructor: Joseph Whaley
SPRING 49903 5:45–7:15pm May 12–July 30 M W
No class May 26, June 2–11, June 30 and July 2
Shao-Lin Kempo/Kung Fu
Shao-Lin Kempo/Kung Fu develops fitness and improves your health in addition to teaching cooperation and developing self confidence. Ages 17+.
$95 ($119 Outside City) Uniform and test fee not included with class fee
Corvallis Martial Arts, 1815 NW Circle Blvd.
Instructor: Daniel Lowery SPRING 49798 7–8pm April 1–May 15 Tu
49802 7-8pm Aug 12–Sept 18 Tu
Kenpo Karate
Kenpo Karate is a self-defense based martial arts system with a focus on fundamental skills and development of strong character. Ages 18+.
$100 ($125 Outside City)
Aurora Martial Arts Studio, 195 SE Crystal Lake Dr
Instructor: Lou Donadio
Classes are held Mondays through Thursdays. You choose the nights. YOUR CLASS FEE COVERS TWO nights each week.
SPRING 49869 6:45–7:45pm April 7–May 15
6:40–7:35pm April 7–May 15
49870 6:45–7:45pm May 19–June 26
6:40–7:35pm May 19–June 26
SUMMER 49871 6:45–7:45pm
Ki-Aikido - Introduction for Adults
Students learn to manifest their own innate power (Ki) and learn to lead others, rather than trying to control or throw them. Through powerful and fun martial art practice, including throwing and falling safely, the mind and body are trained as one. Ages 16+.
$40 ($50 Outside City)
Oregon Ki Society Corvallis Dojo, 535 NW 4th St.
Instructor: Bill Peterson and Kok Meng Lam
49750 6:45–8pm
Adult Sports & Leagues
Tennis – Adult Beginner (Spring)
Learn the basics or improve your current skills. Bring racquet and water. Ages 18+.
$115 ($143 Outside city)
Timberhill Tennis Club
Instructor: Timberhill Tennis Club Staff
SPRING 49808 6:45–7:45pm May 6–June 10 Tu
SPRING 49807 10:30–11:30am May 3–June 21 Sa
No class May 24 & June 7
Tennis – Adult Intermediate (Spring)
Already proficient at the basics of tennis? Take it to the next level. Bring racquet and water. Ages 18+.
$115 ($143 Outside City)
Timberhill Tennis Club
Instructor: Timberhill Tennis Club Staff
SPRING 49810 7:45–8:45pm May 6–June 10 Tu
SPRING 49809 8:30–9:30am May 3–June 21 Sa
No class May 24 & June 7
Tennis – Adult (Summer)
Learn the basics or improve your current skills. Bring racquet and water. Players are divided by skill level at the courts each evening.
Location subject to change. Ages 18+.
$120 ($150 Outside City)
Corvallis High School Tennis Courts
Instructor: Timberhill Tennis Club Staff
Beginner
SPRING 49811 6–7pm June 24–July 17 Tu Th
SUMMER 49812 6–7pm July 22-Aug 14 Tu Th
Intermediate
SPRING 49813 6–7pm June 24–July 17 Tu Th
SUMMER 49814 6–7pm July 22-Aug 14 Tu Th
Beginning Golf
Learn the fundamentals and strategies for set up, a solid full swing, strong chipping, and accurate putting. Ages 18+.
$100 ($125 Outside City) Clubs and balls provided.
Trysting Tree Golf Course
Instructor: Bob Janes
SPRING 49794 5:15–6pm April 2–30 W
SPRING 49795 5:15–6pm May 14–June 11 W
SPRING 49796 5:15–6pm June 18–July 16 W
SUMMER 49797 5:15–6pm July 23–Aug 20 W
Ultimate Frisbee Coed League – Spring
This fast-paced field sport combines elements of soccer, football and basketball with the dynamics of Frisbee flight. All experience levels are welcome. Ages 14+.
$35 ($44 Outside City)
Crystal Lake Sports Complex Fields
SPRING 49910 6–8pm April 2–June 4 W
Ultimate Frisbee Coed League –Summer Spirited
This fast-paced field sport combines elements of soccer, football and basketball with the dynamics of Frisbee flight. This is a noncontact, self-officiated team play. Summer league is a bring your own team format. Each individual player must register. Ages 14+.
$25 ($31 Outside City) Individuals can sign a “free agent” list during registration to be placed on a team.
Crystal Lake Sports Complex Fields
SPRING 49912 6–8pm June 26–Sept 4 Th
Ultimate Frisbee Coed League –Summer Competitive
This fast-paced field sport combines elements of soccer, football and basketball with the dynamics of Frisbee flight. This is a noncontact, self-officiated team play. Summer Competitive league is a draft format. Each individual player must register. Ages 14+
$35 ($44 Outside City)
Crystal Lake Sports Complex
SPRING 49911 6–8pm June 24–Sept 2 Tu
Bocce Ball – Drop In
Come play this easy game, spend time outdoors, and make new friends. Ages 18+.
FREE! Crystal Lake Sports Complex ONGOING 2–3pm Su
Learn to Play Pickleball
Pickleball combines aspects of tennis, ping pong, and other racket sports to create a new, fun and physical sport. Learn as you play! Equipment provided or bring your own. Ages 14+.
$12 ($15 Outside City)
Ringler Pickleball Court Complex
Instructor: Parks and Recreation Coaches
SPRING 49906 9–10am June 3–24 Tu SPRING 49908 9–10am June 4–25 W
SUMMER 49907 9–10am July 1–22 Tu SUMMER 49909 9–10am July 2–23 W
Volleyball – Spring Coed League
Play in a fun and relaxed environment! This recreational league is perfect for all skill and fitness levels. Team registration closes March 20, 2025. Players must be out of high school. Ages 18+.
$175 Per Team, Cheldelin Middle School
SPRING 49731 6:45–9:45pm April 1–May 8 Tu W Th
Volleyball – Summer Sand
Enjoy volleyball fun with the feel of the beach under your feet. Games are self-officiated. Team registration only. All participants must be out of high school. Ages 18+.
$175 Per Team, Chintimini Park - Sand Volleyball Courts
SUMMER 49732 6–9pm June 4–Aug 6 W
Kickball – Coed League
Grab your friends and join Parks and Rec’s inaugural kickball season! Enjoy weekly games full of fun and friendly competition. All skill levels welcome. Team registration only. Ages 18+.
$175 Per Team, Chintimini Park - Softball Field
SUMMER 50057 6–9pm June 17–July 31 Tu Th
Ping Pong
Corvallis Community Center offers open, social, and Parkinson’s Ping Pong opportunities throughout the week. (See page 49 for more information and schedule). Ages 18+.
SOFTBALL
Sponsorship Opportunities
Softball League (Spring/Summer)
Experience the joy of slow-pitch softball on warm spring and summer evenings with friends! All skill levels welcome, weekly games with certified umpires. The season concludes with exciting playoffs and the crowning of league champions. Join the fun! Registration closes April 13, 2025. Team Registration Only. Ages 18+.
Adult Men’s League
$700 Per Team – Corvallis area softball fields
SPRING 50074 5:45–10pm May 12–Aug 21 M Tu W Th Game days are determined by majority team availability.
Adult Women’s League
$700 Per Team – Corvallis area softball fields
SPRING 50076 5:45–10pm May 12–Aug 21 M Tu W Th Game days are determined by majority team availability.
Adult Men’s League (Ages 50+)
$700 Per Team – Corvallis area softball fields
SPRING 50075 5:45–10pm May 12–Aug 21 M Tu W Th Game days are determined by majority team availability.
Adult Coed League – Corvallis
$700 Per Team – Corvallis area softball fields
SPRING 50072 3–10pm May 11–Aug 24 Su
Adult Coed League – Albany
$700 Per Team – Albany area softball fields
SPRING 50071 3–10pm May 11–Aug 24 Su
Adult Coed Family/Church League (Ages 14+)
$550 Per Team – Albany area softball fields
SPRING 50077 6–10pm May 12–Aug 5 M Tu
Adult Men’s Doubleheader League
$1075 Per Team – Albany area softball fields
SPRING 50073 6–10pm May 14–Aug 21 W Th
Softball – Free Agent
Don’t have a team? Register to be a free agent in hopes that a team will have a spot for you. Sign up for the league and skill level of your choice at teamsideline.com/sites/Corvallis/home. Ages 18+.
Softball League (Fall)
Play in this fun and relaxing early fall softball program with friends. Umpires provided but no standings will be kept. Registration from July 14-August 17, 2025. Team Registration Only. Ages 18+.
$275 Per Team Corvallis/Albany area softball fields
Adult Men’s League
Adult Coed League
Adult Men’s Doubleheader League
$350 Per Team
Adult Recreation
Arts & Crafts
Drawing Tropical Elements
Rediscover your inner artist! Learn how to draw spring elements such as flowers, plants, and animals and color them. Ages 14+.
$58 ($68 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Camila Godoy Valdéz
SUMMER 49866 10–11:30am June 26–July 24 Th
Watercolor for Beginners: Spring!
Explore spring’s vibrant colors and beauty through watercolor in this beginner-friendly class. Learn how to create spring palettes, watercolor techniques and paint seasonal elements step by step. No drawing skills are needed. Ages 14+.
$58 ($68 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Camila Godoy Valdéz
SPRING 49865 5:30–7pm April 10–June 12 Th
Playful Drawing for Beginners: Spring!
Rediscover your inner artist! Learn how to draw and color spring elements such as flowers, insects, and birds. Ages 14+.
$58 ($68 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Camila Godoy Valdéz
SPRING 49864 5:30–7pm April 9–May 7 W
Intro to Mending
Learn how to repair and breathe new life into clothing using handsewing techniques (no prior experience required). Get a better understanding of fabric types, mending approaches, and the tools needed to create durable and beautiful repairs. Ages 14+.
$50 ($60 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Brittany Hanson
SPRING 49540 10am–12:30pm April 5 & 12 Sa
Watercolor: Painting Tropical Flowers & Plants
Learn how to create watercolor tropical palettes, techniques, and paint elements. You don’t need to know how to draw! Ages 14+.
$58 ($68 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Camila Godoy Valdéz
SUMMER 49867 10–11:30am July 31–Aug 28 Th
Acrylic Art
Learn acrylic painting with a new image each class. Students will learn to handle brushes, mix colors, and more. Ages 14+.
$42 ($52 Outside City) All materials included in cost of class
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Brynn Carter
SPRING 49827 10am–12pm May 10 Sa
SUMMER 49828 10am–12pm July 12 Sa
Outdoor Lavender Wand Weaving
Enjoy creating your own lavender wands for the beauty, décor, and fresh scent. Ages 12+.
$31 ($38 Outside City) All materials are provided.
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Brynn Carter
SUMMER 50034 1–3pm July 23 W
Check out page 58 for more art classes, activities and events at The Art Center.
Dance & Music
Line Dance Beginner/Improver
Learn the most popular steps and sequences in this basic 8 week class. Ages 18+.
$54 ($65 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Elaine Facto
SPRING 49914 2:30–3:30pm April 1–May 6 Tu
Intermediate Tango
Expand your Tango vocabulary and improve connection, technique, and musicality with 1 hour of instruction and 1 hour of Práctica for integration and improvisation. Ages 14+.
$84 ($98 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Isabel Juárez López
SPRING 49975 6–8pm April 1–July 1 Tu
Beginning Country Two Step Dance
Get your boots on and learn the basics of Country Two Step with us! This class welcomes beginners. Ages 14+.
$84 ($98 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Lila Hepner
SPRING 49940 6–7:30pm Mar 31–May 19 M
Modern Country Swing
Country Swing is one of the most trending and versatile dance styles! And you may be surprised to hear that although Country Swing is often danced to country music, it is also danced to lots of other types of music as well! Ages 14+.
$84 ($98 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Lila Hepner
SPRING 49941 6–7:30pm April 2–May 28 W
Beginning Ballroom Dance
Sweep your dance partner off their feet with this 8 week ballroom dance class designed for beginners. It will be broken up into two 4-week halves to focus on two traditional dances in each half. Ages 14+.
$84 ($98 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Lila Hepner
SUMMER 49942 6–7:30pm June 30–Aug 18 M
Beginning Salsa & Bachata
Stay active by learning Salsa dance with your partner! Take the lead or learn to follow through a series of spins and turn patterns to music. This course will cover linear and circular styles. No prior experience needed. Ages 14+.
$84 ($98 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Lila Hepner
SUMMER 49943 6–7:30pm July 2–Aug 27 W
Argentine Tango Milonga
Our Milongas are an opportunity to immerse into the experience of Argentine Tango and come together as a community!
Beginner-friendly class offered. Ages 14+.
$8 in advance or $10 at the door
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Isabel Juárez López
Lesson: 6:30–7:30pm; Dance: 7:30–10pm
SPRING 49976 6:30–10pm April 29 Tu
SPRING 49977 6:30–10pm May 27 Tu
SPRING 49978 6:30–10pm June 24 Tu
Making friends as an adult can be tough! Parks & Recreation classes offer a supportive space to connect over shared interests.
Tapfoolery Workshops
Learn the Shim Sham, the dance all tap dancers know. After warmups, we’ll learn the basic steps before we set it all to music. NO experience in tap or any other form of dance required! Ages 12+.
FREE! Majestic Theatre Studio
Instructor: Tapfoolery
SPRING 49932 10am–12pm Mar 22 Sa
SUMMER 49933 10am–12pm June 21 Sa
World Rhythms Hand Drum Class
Learn West African style rhythms on the djembe, dunduns, shaker and bell to play solo as well as ensemble style with the class. Instruments provided or bring your own. All skill levels. Ages 18+.
$54 ($68 Outside City) 3 Week Session
$72 ($90 Outside City) 4 Week Session
Corvallis Community Center, Willow Room
Instructor: Michelle Lovrich, Founder of Drum Circle Connection
SPRING 50102 6–7pm April 7, 14, 21, 28 M
SPRING 50103 6–7pm May 5, 12, 19 M
Rock, Country, & Blues Guitar for Beginners
Learn to play chords and simple rock, blues, folk, or country...and a bit of theory. Bring an acoustic guitar, pick, and tuner. Ages 14+.
$59 ($75 Outside City)
Walnut Community Room
Instructor: Cliff Feldman
SPRING 49927 5–6 pm April 9–May 14 W
Rock, Country, & Blues Guitar for Intermediates
Dig a little deeper into exploring all that a guitar can do while improving the skills you already know. Ages 14+.
$59 ($75 Outside City)
Walnut Community Room
Instructor: Cliff Feldman
SPRING 49929 6–7 pm April 9–May 14 W
Lifelong Learning
Beginning Mandarin
Start to learn the basics of Mandarin! Classes will have 50 minutes of lecture followed by 30 minutes of optional practice time. Ages 14+.
$10 ($12 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Grace Wang
SPRING 49683 6–7:20pm May 6–July 15 Tu Class meets every other Tuesday
Beginning Spanish
Start speaking in Spanish or refresh your knowledge of it! Students will learn basic everyday conversation to travel more safely, or to communicate in Spanish wherever you are. Ages 14+.
$129 ($149 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Teresita Parson
SPRING 49830 6–7pm April 7–June 2 M
SUMMER 49831 6–7pm July 7–Aug 25 M
Amateur Astronomy - The Basics
Want to know how the universe works, what a light year is, how a planet orbits a star and how much space is really out there? Ages 12+.
$15 ($18 Outside City)
Walnut Community Room
Instructor: Mike Kristosik
SPRING 49690 7–9pm May 23 F
Amateur Astronomy - Infinity and Beyond
Level up your knowledge of astronomy with our new class! Join us to discuss astronomical phenomena that takes you to the edge of the universe. Ages 12+.
$15 ($18 Outside City)
Walnut Community Room
Instructor: Mike Kristosik
SUMMER 49691 7–9pm July 25 F
What’s Up In Our Night Sky?
When you look up into the starry night sky what do you see? Stars, planets, meteors, oh my! What you see changes throughout the year. Come explore the space that is right above us. Ages 12+.
$15 ($18 Outside City)
Walnut Community Room
Instructor: Mike Kristosik
SPRING 49236 7–9pm Mar 21 F
FALL 49692 7–9 pm Sept 19 F
D&D One Shot
Take a journey to adventure as a character created by our Dungeon Master. This short, one night adventure is a great way to get a feel for the game or enjoy a short escape into fantasy! Ages 14+.
$13 ($16 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Beau King & Beau Bogart
Check website for more information
D&D 8 Week Campaign
Take a journey, adventuring as a character created by our Dungeon Master or create your own! This 8 week quest will take your character to new levels! Ages 14+.
$63 ($78 Outside City) | Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Beau King & Beau Bogart
Check website for more information
The Writers’ Ready Room Online
Calling all writers! Improve your skills with Lill’s supportive, conversational method of feedback. Ages 16+.
PLEASE contact Lill before class starts at cclill@comcast.net.
$140 ($175 Outside City) | Online Zoom
Instructor: C. Lill Ahrens
SPRING 49930 5:30–9pm April 8–June 3 Tu SUMMER 49931 5:30–9pm July 1–Aug 26 Tu
American Red Cross
Adult & Pediatric
First Aid/CPR/AED
Learn to recognize and respond to first aid, breathing, and cardiac emergencies for adults, children, and infants. Meets OSHA requirements. Certification requires skill performance. Ages 11+.
$90 (Blended Learning Format - Online Portion* & Classroom Skills Session)
*Online portion must be completed prior to attending the classroom skills session
$100 (Instructor-Led Course)
Location Details at Registration
SPRING 49892 9am–4pm March 29 Instructor-Led Sa SPRING 50030 5–8pm April 11 Blended F SPRING 49893 9am–4pm April 26 Instructor-Led Sa SPRING 49894 9am–4pm May 24 Instructor-Led Sa SUMMER 50029 9am–4pm June 7 Instructor-Led Sa SUMMER 49895 9am–4pm June 28 Instructor-Led Sa SUMMER 50031 5–8pm July 18 Blended F SUMMER 49896 9am–4pm Aug 9 Instructor-Led Sa
Wilderness and Remote First Aid
Learn first aid skills to respond to emergencies in areas without immediate EMS, including wilderness, remote environments, and urban disasters. Includes Adult CPR/AED certification. Ages 14+
$200 / Location Details at Registration
SUMMER 50104 8am–5pm June 23–24
50105 8am–5pm Aug 2–3
Babysitter’s Training for Ages 11–15, go to page 32.
Outdoor
Fundamental Wilderness Skills Intro
A shallow dive into the fundamental skills that elevate the competence and confidence of the casual outdoor lover toward more and more adventurous endeavors and trips. Ages 16+.
$50 ($63 Outside City)
Coyle Outside Instructor: Coyle Outside
SPRING 49730 9am–1pm April 6 Su
Wilderness Skills Weekend
Learn 5 fundamentals of outdoor skills to build confidence for backpacking, car camping, teaching kids and survival. Travelling students can camp at the class property overnight. Ages 16+.
$135 ($170 Outside City)
Coyle Outside Instructor: Coyle Outside
SPRING 49378 9am–3pm May 3-4 Sa Su
Mid-Summer Plant Maintenance
Stay on top of your garden care! Learn tips for watering, weed control, pruning, dividing perennials, and pest management, then create a personalized garden checklist. Ages 16+.
$5 ($7 Outside City) Children under 16 are FREE!
Willamette Community Garden
Instructor: Becca Meskemen
SUMMER 50113 9–10:30am Aug 9 Sa
2nd Sunday Plant Walks
Explore different parks! Discover botanical, medicinal, historical and edible traits of various plants. Longest hike is 2 miles. Ages 16+.
$8 ($10 Outside City)
Instructor: Erika DeMonner
SUMMER 50125 9–11am April 13 Willamette Park Su
SUMMER 50126 9–11am May 11 MLK, Jr. Park Su
SUMMER 50127 9–11am June 8 Frazier Wetlands Su
Theatre
Acting Basics for Community Theatre
Potential actors learn skills so that they feel ready and excited to audition. The class will focus on practical techniques to get up to speed for a debut on the Majestic Theatre’s stages. Ages 16+.
$59 ($74 Outside City)
Majestic Theatre Rehearsal Room
Instructor: Laura Blackwell
SPRING 49743 4:30–6pm Mar 16–April 13 Su
SUMMER 49744 4:30–6pm June 22–July 20 Su
Majestic
Theatre Director’s Workshop 1:
Understanding the Stage
Delve into the history and modern use of the proscenium stage, learn essential theatre jargon, and get hands-on with blocking basics and Reader’s Theatre principles. Ages 16+.
$40 ($50 Outside City)
Majestic Theatre Rehearsal Room
Instructor: Sarah Sheldrick
SPRING 49934 1–4 pm April 6 Su
Majestic Theatre Director’s Workshop 2:
Directing Actors
Develop your communication and coaching skills to effectively lead and nurture a troupe of actors, enhancing individual and group performances. Ages 16+.
$40 ($50 Outside City)
Majestic Theatre Rehearsal Room
Instructor: Sarah Sheldrick
SPRING 49935 1–4pm April 27 Su
Majestic Theatre Director’s Workshop 3: Design and Responsibilities
Master the art of collaborating with design teams and managing the theatre space while ensuring the safety and effectiveness of all involved in your productions. Ages: 16+.
$40 ($50 Outside City)
Majestic Theatre Community Room Instructor: Sarah Sheldrick
SPRING 49936 1–4pm May 18 Su
Meet at the Trail Hikes
Enjoy one of C3's guided hikes by meeting at the trailhead. For further hikes or trailheads with limited parking we may attempt to organize carpools. Registration Required. Ages 14+.
Finley Wildlife Refugee
This hike follows the Intertie trail and Woodpecker Loop. About two miles, an easy to moderate hike. We will look for spring wildflowers as we hike through forest and a slight climb up to an overlook with views of the valley and Cascade range.
$7 ($9 Outside City)
SPRING 49835 10–12pm April 11 F
McDowell Creek County Park
This 1.8 mile hike takes you past two lovely waterfalls, Royal Terrace falls and Majestic Falls. Generally considered an easy hike, but there are stairs to climb, including some steep stone steps to the top of Royal Terrace falls. Carpooling recommended.
$7 ($9 Outside City)
SPRING 49836 10am–12pm May 9 F
Peavy Section 36 Trail
A 4.8 mile moderately challenging hike with an elevation gain of 880 feet. around the perimeter of the Peavy area, through woods filled with pine, fir and maple trees, and pass by Crone Miller lake.
$7 ($9 Outside City)
SPRING 49837 10am–12pm June 13 F
Beazell Forest Plunkett Creek Loop
This moderate 2.7 mile hike climbs about 660 feet. Climb a few stairs to go by an old cistern, then follow an old roadbed through second growth Douglas fir forest, finally dropping back down to follow a stream through a lush forest. Carpooling recommended.
$7 ($9 Outside City)
SUMMER 49838 10am–12pm July 11 F
Mary’s Peak Meadow Edge Trail
This is a wonderful wildflower hike to escape a hot day in Corvallis. The hike is about 2.2 miles through old growth forest, with a short spur that climbs about 400 feet up to the top of Mary’s Peak.
$7 ($9 Outside City) This trailhead requires a $5 day use fee or a valid parking pass. This cost is not included in your registration.
SUMMER 49839 10am–12pm Aug 8 F
Trips & Tours
We are always adding Trips & Tours! To see the latest go online to www.corvallisoregon.gov/c3/trips-tours
Ages 18+. Registration Required.
Sunday Brunch Train Ride
Enjoy a 2.5 hour train ride through the Lebanon—Sweet Home countryside along the Santiam River and a brunch buffet.
$108 ($129 Outside City)
Meet at Corvallis Community Center
SPRING 50095 8:45am–1:15pm April 13 Su
Oregon Gardens
Explore the Oregon Gardens’ beauty on a tram tour, then enjoy lunch in Silverton. Price includes transportation, tram, and entrance tickets. Lunch not included.
$63 ($75 Outside City)
Meet at Corvallis Community Center
SPRING 50094 8:30am–2:30pm May 22 Th
Wine Picnic
Join us on an excursion to Lane county, picking up lunch along the way for a tasting and picnic at Brigadoon winery. Enjoy the 66 acre property full of canyon views and wildlife with a 15 acre vineyard and picnic area.
$89 ($107 Outside City)
Meet at Corvallis Community Center
SPRING 50093 11:15am–3:30pm June 21 Sa
Kayak Yaquina Bay
Check out the wildlife and landmarks of Yaquina Bay with this two hour kayaking tour. We will stop for lunch after the tour (lunch not included in price).
$138 ($159 Outside City)
Meet at Corvallis Community Center
SUMMER 50092 10:15am–4pm July 19 Sa
Thyme Garden Tour, Luncheon, and Vinegar Workshop
Enjoy a garden tour, herbal vinegar-making workshop, and a 4-course herbal luncheon. Afterward, explore the garden or shop.
$108 ($129 Outside City)
Meet at Corvallis Community Center
SUMMER 50091 10am–3:30pm Aug 14 Th
Mt Angel’s 60th Oktoberfest
A delicious way to ring in fall, celebrating the autumn harvest and German culture. Enjoy performances, food, drinks, music, and more! Lunch is available throughout the festivities and the responsibility of attendees.
$55 ($68 Outside City)
Meet at Corvallis Community Center
FALL 50090 10am–3:30pm Sept 12 F
Spain’s Costa del Sol and Madrid Discovery
Get ready for a true taste of southern Spain, from the sparkling blue waters of Costa del Sol to the chic avenues of Madrid. This trip is 9 days and includes 11 meals. Request more information by calling the Corvallis Community Center at 541-766-6959. Ages 18+.
Double $4,399 per person; Single $4,999 per person
Scan here for full itinerary and to register
Deposit of $698 per person is due at the time of registration. Final payment is due February 15, 2026
SPRING Saturday, May 16–Sunday, May 24, 2026
Discover Christmas Markets of Montreal and Quebec City
Winter cityscapes await on a sojourn through these dazzling French-Canadian cities. Arriving in Montreal, discover a blend of all things old and new. Throughout this festive adventure, you’ll get to experience the wonderful Christmas markets in both cities, which run Thursday to Sunday throughout the holiday season. This trip is 7 days and includes 9 meals. Request more information by calling the Corvallis Community Center at 541-766-6959. Ages 18+.
Double $3,299 per person; Single $3,999 per person
Scan here for full itinerary and to register
Deposit of $698 per person is due at the time of registration.
Final payment is due September 4, 2026
WINTER Sunday, March 9 to Sunday, March 16, 2026
Collette Trip Presentations
Learn more about our offered trips from a representative from Collette! They will give a detailed presentation of the trip and be available to answer any questions you may have. Ages 18+
FREE
SPRING 50148 April 14 2–3:30pm M SUMMER 50149 July 14 2–3:30pm M
Transportation to See Oregon Symphony at Salem
through Dial-a-Bus Pick-up at Corvallis Community Center www.dialabus.org/symphony
FREE Classes
The classes below are FREE, but registration is required. Classes will be located at Corvallis Community Center.
Young Adult Game Night
Play games and make new friends! Join our gaming group for young adults in a fun, casual setting. Supported by Benton County Health Department. Ages 18+.
ONGOING 6–8pm Starts April 11 Every 2nd Friday
Young Adults Outdoors
Get outside and explore the trails around Corvallis on our guided hikes for young adults. Transportation is provided from the Corvallis Community Center for those who pre-register, or you can meet at the trailhead. Ages 18+
Various Locations, bus leaves from Corvallis Community Center
Mulkey Creek Trail-Oak Creek Entrance
SPRING 49882 9am–12pm April 26 Sa
Beaver & Cattail Ponds Trail-Finely National Wildlife Refuge
SPRING 49937 9am–12pm May 24 Sa
Quircus Meadow Trail & Chip Ross Loop Trail-Timberhill Natural Area
SPRING 49938 9am–12pm June 28 Sa
Calloway Creek Loop-McDonald Research Forest
SUMMER 49885 9am–12pm July 26 Sa
Plunkett Creek Trail-Beazell Forest
SUMMER 49939 9am–12pm Aug 23 Sa
Parks and Recreation classes help build and strengthen community!
Spanish Conversation Circle
A great chance to practice conversational Spanish while having fun with activities like literature, art, physical activity, gastronomy, and more surprises! Ages 14+.
49913 5:30–6:30pm ONGOING Th
C3 Writers Workshop
Come share your writing and get reactions from your fellow participants. All forms welcome: poetry, short story, novel, memoir, fact or fiction, article, letters and more. Ages 18+.
SPRING 49463 10am–12pm April 4–June 27 F
SUMMER 49719 10am–12pm July 11–Aug 29 F
Fit & Strong
Details in Adult Health & Fitness on Page 36
Walk with Ease
Details in Adult Health & Fitness on Page 36
Active Living Every Day
Details in Adult Health & Fitness on Page 36
Fitness and Nutrition for Diabetes
Details in Adult Health & Fitness on Page 36
Adaptive & Inclusive Recreation
These classes are designed for adults experiencing disabilities. Registration is required and the programs listed below will be located at Corvallis Community Center.
Adaptive Tai Chi & Movement
An adaptive version of this ancient balance and strength practice, featuring full-body movement with music and equipment like noodles, hand weights, and elastic bands. Ages 18+.
FREE! Funded by a grant from OCWCOG
Instructor: Julie Hardenburger, Certified Tai Chi Instructor
SPRING 49984 9:30–10:30am April 10–June 19 Th
Island Breeze Summer Dance
Join C3 and the Arc of Benton County for an island getaway! Designed for adults experiencing disabilities. Sponsored by the Sunrisers Kiwanis Club. Ages 18+.
$5 (Pay at the door)
SUMMER 49986 7–9pm July 26 Sa
Yoga for all Bodies
Discover adaptive yoga: accessible for everyone, enhancing flexibility, strength, and inner peace. Designed for all bodies and levels of ability with adaptations available if needed. Ages 18+.
$10 ($12 Outside City)
Instructor: Rachel Stalter
SPRING 49846 4–5pm April 9–May 28 W
Making Tracks
Embrace the warmth of spring and summer with laid-back walks through our parks and downtown area. All walks are led by Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist Art Koebel and designed to be accessible. Ages 18+.
$5 ($8 Outside City)
Instructor: Art Koebel
SPRING 49991 9:30–11:30am May 17, June 29, & July 19 Sa Su
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Corvallis Community Center
Providing opportunities for adults to learn, engage and grow
2601 NW Tyler Avenue
541-766–6959
Rent the Center!
Legal Aid
c3@corvallisoregon.gov www.corvallisoregon.gov/c3
Let us show you how the Corvallis Community Center’s indoor and outdoor spaces can be an affordable and attractive part of making your event a success! Go to Rental Facilities on page 13 to learn more about C3-Corvallis Community Center rental options.
Ongoing Services & Support at C3
Legal Aid Services of Oregon (LASO) is here to help elderly and low income clients. Call and set up time to meet with a lawyer. LASO can provide legal help related to Family, Government Benefits, Housing, Seniors and other Civil Matters. Call 541-766-6959 to schedule a free 30 minute in-person, virtual or phone appointment. Appointments must be made at least one week prior.
FREE!
Corvallis Community Center
ONGOING 2:30–5:30pm Every 2nd Monday
Tech Aid
Tech Aid volunteers help with a variety of needs such as setting up email or social media accounts, getting started with a new phone, tablet, or computer, solving tech problems, and more! Help is available in person at C3 or over the phone. Call the C3 front desk at 541-766-6959 to schedule an appointment! FREE!
Blood Pressure Clinic
Free monthly blood pressure check provided by a nurse from the Community Health Centers of Benton and Linn Counties. No appointment necessary.
FREE!
Corvallis Community Center
ONGOING 9–10am Every 2nd Thursday
Memory Loss Caregiver Support Group
For caregivers and family members of persons with Alzheimer’s disease or a related disorder. Share information, education and support with those who walk, or have walked in your shoes. Contact group facilitator, Gene Dannen, at gene@dannen.com or 541-753-1342 for more information
FREE!
Corvallis Community Center ONGOING 1:30–3pm Every 2nd Tuesday
Parkinson’s Disease Support Group
Get information and support to those who have Parkinson’s disease, those providing care, and those seeking more information. Offered both In-person and virtually.
FREE!
Corvallis Community Center ONGOING 11am–12:30pm Every 2nd Tuesday
Corvallis Stroke and Brain Injury Support Group
All people living with the effects of damage to the brain are welcome to attend. Survivors, significant others and caregivers are welcome. For more information please contact Robert Thornberg, rthornberg@comcast.net.
FREE!
Corvallis Community Center
ONGOING 1–2:15pm Every 1st & 3rd Tuesday
Foot Care
Keeping your feet healthy is important at any age. Trained RN’s provide basic nail trimming and foot care every week. Diabetics welcome. Call 541-766-6959 to schedule your appointment.
$33 ($40 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center
ONGOING 8:30am–3pm Every Tuesday and some Thursdays
Rainbow Social Hour
Join this social space for LGBTQ+ identifying people! FREE!
Corvallis Community Center
ONGOING 3–5pm Every 2nd and 4th Friday
SHIBA
The Senior Health Insurance Benefits Assistance (SHIBA) program is a statewide network of trained volunteers who educate and advocate for people of all ages who have Medicare. SHIBA volunteers currently provide one on one appointments and is sponsored by the OCWCOG and part of its AmeriCorps Seniors programs. Call 541-812-0849 to make an appointment. FREE!
Senior Social Club
Enjoy engaging with older adults in the community through social gatherings and a variety of activities, such as guest speakers, movie and educational videos, outings and group projects.
Corvallis Community Center
ONGOING 1–3pm Every Wednesday
Aging Reimagined
Explores our hopes and fears as we encounter the complexity of growing older. Loneliness, invisibility, and feeling free to figure out what comes next. Come join this free, drop-in support group. FREE!
Corvallis Community Center
ONGOING 2:30–4pm Every Tuesday
Pickleball Equipment Rental
Grab a paddle and a ball and enjoy our local Pickleball courts. With a 90-day membership, you can rent equipment from the Corvallis Community Center for two hours at a time.
$5 for 90-day Membership
Computer Access Program – CAP
Become a member of the C3 CAP! The $5 fee is for a 90-day membership and allows free use of a laptop on site. Two hour limit per use. Membership agreement and more guidance available on-site.
$5 Corvallis Community Center
ONGOING 8am–6:30pm Monday–Thursday
ONGOING 8am–4:30pm Friday
ONGOING 8am–11am Saturday
Coffee Leaf Café
Enjoy coffee drinks and a light food menu!
The Café at C3 operates in collaboration with Cornerstone Associates to provide job training for persons experiencing disabilities. Purchase an item and support the community through coffee.
Open Monday–Thursday, 9am–3pm Friday, 9am–2pm
Ongoing Activities at C3
Drop in and meet old friends or make new ones!
Our ongoing activities are a great way to meet people and try something new! Programs are free.
Craft n’ Chat
A free and social workspace for artists of all types–knitters, woodcarvers, painters and more.
Social/Beginner Ping Pong
Learn the game or just have fun in this all-inclusive social hour.
Open Ping Pong
Drop in and play with friends or make new ones.
Parkinsons Ping Pong
A supportive and social morning of ping pong open to those with Parkinson’s.
Senior Social Club
Meet and socialize with other older adults in the community.
Rainbow Social Hour Hybrid
Join this social space for LGBTQ+ identifying people!
Social Bridge
Join us and play for fun and camaraderie. All levels welcome. Noncompetitive.
Open Game Play/Pinochle
Drop in and play card and board games.
C3 Book Club
Mondays, 11am–1pm 1st and 3rd Saturdays, 9–11am
Mondays, 12:30–2pm Thursdays, 12:30–2pm
Mondays, 2–4:30pm Thursdays, 2–4:30pm
Fridays, 9:30–12pm
Wednesdays, 1–3pm
2nd and 4th Fridays, 3–5pm
Wednesdays, 10am–12:30pm
Thursdays, 12:15–4pm
Discuss the book of the month. Facilitated by Corvallis Benton-County Public Library 1st Thursdays, 11am–12pm
Old Time Music Acoustic String Jam
Bring your acoustic string instrument and a smile! 1st Thursdays, 1–3pm
American Mah Jong
Play this ancient game of strategy. No experience needed. Mondays, 1–4pm
Ukulele Cabaret Sing-Along/Play-Along
An evening of singing and ukulele fun for all ages and skill levels
C3 Open Mic Nights
Get together with others and experience the Corvallis music scene!
Play Along/Sing Along
Bring an instrument or your voice, or both! Songs from 1960’s to present.
2nd Fridays, 7–8:30pm
2nd Fridays, 6–8pm
2nd Saturdays, 9–11am Fridays, 8–9:30am
through Friday, 8:00 am
Do you need help paying your monthly City Services bill? The City of Corvallis is enrolling customers in its assistance program to help community members pay their City Services bills. The program will provide eligible customers with a credit of up to $61.30 to be applied to their monthly City Services bills.
*Eligibility is determined based on household income. Applicants will need to show proof of eligibility through enrollment in either the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), Oregon Health Plan (OHP), or direct certification through the Corvallis School District. This is an annual program and must be renewed each year by submitting a new application.
Osborn Aquatic Center
Your neighborhood pool in Corvallis!
1940 NW Highland Drive 541-766-SWIM (7946)
www.corvallisoregon.gov/osborn
Osborn indoor pools currently closed, modified operations outdoors.
Check website at for current program offerings and hours
Customer Service can be reached at 541-766-SWIM (7946) or osborn@corvallisoregon.gov.
Roof Assessment Timeline
September 2024: During routine maintenance on light fixtures at Osborn Aquatic Center revealed rust and corrosion on the steel beams that support the roof over the natatorium (which is the part of the building that houses the indoor pool, restrooms, and staff work areas).
October 2024: The City of Corvallis closed the Aquatic Center on October 2nd, pending further technical evaluation.
November 2024: Contractors installed shoring support in the indoor natatorium to prepare for inspecting the roofing structure.
Osborn
December 2024: Inspections were completed by structural engineers to collect information regarding the extent of the corrosion and damage of the structure.
January 2025: City staff analyzed preliminary findings from the structural engineer.
February 2025: City staff continue to refine cost estimates for the roof repair. Engineer granted approval to operate outdoor pools and some portions of the indoor space.
March 2025-Future: Osborn Aquatic Center opens with modified hours and limited operations in the outdoor pools. City staff continue to work with Corvallis 509J School District and contractors to develop a plan for next steps.
To stay up to date on the latest information
corvallisoregon.gov/pool - For current facility hours and program schedule
corvallisoregon.gov/osbornroof – For roof assessment information and repair updates
American Red Cross Classes
Babysitter’s Training
Details in American Red Cross Class on Page 32
Adult & Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED
Details in Adult Recreation / American Red Cross on Page 42
Wilderness and Remote First Aid
Details in Adult Recreation / American Red Cross on Page 42
May 2nd - 18th
Evening Performances at 7:30 PM Matinee Performances at 2:30 PM
MyLadyFair
Book and Lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner
Directed by Emily Fer rin Musical Direction by Jim Martinez Music bv Frederick Loewe
The Majestic Theatre Upcoming Shows & Events!
April through September 2025
March
Sprout Film Festival
March 28 | 3pm & 6:30pm
April
Gunhild Carling Concert
April 4 | 7:30pm
Terpsichore
Community Dance Concert
April 5 | 3pm & 7pm
Corvallis Comedy Night presents Nathan Macintosh
April 12 | 7:30pm
Majestic Lab Comedy
Naughty But Nerdy
April 18 | 7:30pm
Majestic Movie Extravaganza: Cats
April 25 | 7pm
Majestic Chamber Music
April 26 | 3pm
Barbra Lica Concert
April 27 | 7pm
Majestic Readers Theatre presents Becky Nurse of Salem
April 26, 27 | 7pm & 3pm
May
My Fair Lady: The Musical
May 2, 3, 8, 9, 10, 15, 16, 17 | 7:30pm May 4, 11, 18 | 2:30pm
Family Flix: Peter & the Wolf May 10 | 3pm
Majestic Readers Theatre presents Resurrection
May 17, 18 | 7pm & 3pm
Naughty But Nerdy Comedy presents Ben Miller
May 23 | 7:30pm
Knock on Wood
May 31 | 7pm
June
Corvallis Comedy Night presents Sophie Buddle
June 13 | 7:30pm
Majestic Aerial Arts Showcase
June 14 | 7:30pm
Majestic Chamber Music: Stars of Tomorrow
June 20 | 7pm
Majestic Readers Theatre presents No Exit
June 28 | 7pm June 29 | 3pm
July
As You Like It
At Starker Arts Park
July 12, 13 | 6:30pm
Shark Week Movie
Extravaganza: Shark Tale
July 18 | 7pm
Majestic Readers Theatre presents The Shape of Things
July 19, 20 | 7pm & 3pm
Majestic Theatre Youth Productions presents Mary Poppins Jr.
July 24, 25, 26 | 7pm
July 26, 27 | 2:30pm
August
Majestic’s 112 Birthday Party! August 2 | 12pm
Broadway in the Park At Starker Arts Park
August 2 | 7pm
Majestic Theatre Youth Productions presents Romeo & Juliet
August 8, 9 | 7pm
Movie in the Park: Disney’s The Emperor’s New Groove At Avery Park
August 15 | 7pm
September
The Great Gatsby
September 26, 27 | 7:30pm
September 28 | 2:30pm
October 3, 4 | 7:30pm
October 5 | 2:30pm
Upcoming Auditions FREE Events!
Resurrection - Readers’ Theatre
April 7, 8 | 7pm
Mary Poppins, Jr. - MTYP
April 19 | 1pm – 4pm
Romeo & Juliet - MTYP
April 26 | 12pm – 3pm
As You Like It - Majestic in the Park
May 19, 20 | 7pm
No Exit - Readers’ Theatre
June 2, 3 | 7pm
The Shape of Things - Readers’ Theatre
June 16, 17 | 7pm
The Great Gatsby - Mainstage Play
July 7, 8 | 6:30pm
The Producers - Mainstage Musical
August 4, 5 | 6:30pm
Join us at The Majestic Theatre for an ALL NEW Speed Friending Event on Saturday, May 3! A great opportunity to meet new people and to learn about your Parks & Recreation. See details on page 21.
Majestic Theatre’s Broadway in the Park
Bring a blanket or folding chairs and enjoy an evening of some of your favorite Broadway songs, sung by gifted singers of all ages.
Starker Arts Park - Peffer Amphitheater Saturday, August 2 | 7–9pm
Teen Scene
The Majestic Theatre hosts this youth-led theater company featuring a series of workshops to build technical skills, leading up to brand-new productions for teens. Learn more about acting, directing, designing, and producing while making new friends! Ages 13–17.
Majestic Theatre Rehearsal Room/Community Room 1st and 3rd Saturday of each Month | 12–2pm
Musical Mondays
Join us for a musical movie night for teens! Munch popcorn, watch filmed versions of classic stage plays, and make new social connections with your theatrically minded peers. Ages 12–17.
Majestic Theatre Community Room
Hamilton, June 30 | 7pm
Wars of the Roses, July 21 | 7pm Into the Woods, August 18 | 7pm
Drink & Draw
Majestic Theatre Lobby
April 13, May 11, June 8, July 13 | 6:30pm
July 21st - August 8th
Auditions: April 26, 12-3pm
July
Co-Created
Cameron Mackintosh
Volunteer at The Majestic!
Ongoing volunteer opportunities may include positions for:
• Ushers
• Concessions
• Set Builders and Designers
• Poster Routes
• Performers
• Stage Crew
• Board Operators
• Hair and Makeup
• Costume Assistants and Designers
• Stage Managers
• Directors
• And more!
To find out about all volunteer positions visit www.majestic.org/volunteer or email mt_volunteer@corvallisoregon.gov 541–758–7827.
Theater creates social connections by bringing audiences, volunteers, actors, and crew together through a shared passion.
GUNHILD CARLING
Sweden’s Queen of Swing
The Majestic Theatre presents April 4th at 7:30pm
APRIL 27TH 7:30PM
The Great Gatsby Directed by Laura Blackwell September 2025
The Outsiders Directed by Jax Kalberer January 2026
Legally Blonde Directed by Ruth Mandsager Music Direction by Jim Martinez May 2026
BARBRALICAMUSIC.COM
Photos by Dale Sood (Arts & Rec)
THE MAJESTIC THEATRE PRES ENTS
The Producers Directed by Ashleigh Barbeau and Riley Lucas Music Direction by Kim Hall November 2025
Rossum’s Universal Robots Directed by Brandi Douglas March 2026
My Fair Lady Directed by Emily Ferrin May 2nd - 18th 2025
The Arts Center
Upcoming Public Programs At-a-Glance
Resting My Bones
Steve Ehret
Main Gallery
March 20–May 3
Reception: Thursday, March 20, 5:30–7pm
Pop-Up Membership Art Bar
All are invited to this community event.
Main Gallery
Thursday, May 8, 5:30–7:30pm
Wildfire + Water
A group show in collaboration with Playa at Summer Lake
Main Gallery: May 15–June 28
Reception: Thursday, May 15, 5:30–7pm
Around Oregon Biennial
Juror: Scott Malbaurn
Online applications open April 8–May 25
Main Gallery
July 15–September 6
Reception: Thursday, July 17, 5:30–7pm
Weight
Crista Ames
Main Gallery
September 18 - November 1, 2025
Reception: See website for details
Upcoming Events
Lectures for Working Artists
Professional Topics for Creatives
$$, See website for details
Spring Break Arts Adventures
Creative half day learning opportunities for youth.
$$, Last week in March 24–28
See website for details
Creative Workshops
Short-term learning for adults. Intermediate to advanced skill levels.
$$, See website for details
Summer Arts Adventures
Creative full & half-day learning opportunities for Youth.
$$, See website for details
Chromatic Vibes: Nourishing the Arts Community
A creative community mixer for artist and creatives of any media. Learn about TAC & meet up with other local makers.
FREE! See website for details
Creative Classes
Intermediate to Advanced art making for adults.
$$, See website for details
Figure Drawing
A focused study of the human form through figure drawing. For experienced artists, Ages 18+ .
$$, See website for details
$$ = Fee for Registration | Scholarships available if workshop fees are a barrier!
Ongoing Events
Artist Meetups
Casual creative work sharing, all media/levels welcome.
FREE! 1st Thursdays, 5:30–7 pm
2nd Saturday Arts Days
New crafting activities in the Main Gallery every month.
FREE! 2nd Saturdays, 1–4 pm
CAW (Corvallis Arts Walk)
Connect with exhibiting artists all across town.
FREE! 3rd Thursdays, 4–7 pm
Craft Nights at The Library
Try a new craft every other month at the Corvallis Library.
FREE! Every other 4th Tuesday, 5:30–7pm
Next date April 23
See website for details
Craft Night at C3 with The Arts Center
Explore a variety of fine arts materials in this open maker’s space at Corvallis Community Center (C3)
FREE! Every other 4th Tuesday, 5:30–7pm
Next dates May 28 and July 23
See website for more details or see page19
Index
A Active Strides 36
Acting Basics, Children 22, Teens 22
Acting Basics, Adults 43
Acting for Community Theatre 43
Acrylic Art 40
Adaptive and Inclusive Recreation 11, 45
Aeromodeling, Family 22
Aging Reimagined 48
Age Reversing Essentrics 34
American Red Cross Classes 32, 42
Archery Scout 30
Arts and Crafts 40
Arts Center, The 58 Astronomy 42
Awareness Through Movement® 35
B Babysitters Training 32
Birdwatching 23
Blood Drive 19
Blood Pressure Clinic 47
Bocce Ball 38
Book Club, C3 49
C Camps 25
Benton County Adventure Camp 29
Bush Crafting Camp 29
Camp Corvallis 25
Coyle Outside Camps 29
Hike, Bike, Swim Adventure Camp 28
Inspire Corvallis Camp 26
Karate Day Camp, Beginning 28
Marital Arts Camp 28
Mountain to Sea Camp 28
Rock Creek Explorers Camp 28
Smart Cycling Youth Camps 28
Specialty Camps 28
Sports Camps 27
Spring Break Camps 25
Tennis Junior Mini-Camps 27
Theatre Camps 27
Wildcrafting, Girls’ 29
Wilderness Survival Camps 29
Cardio Strong 34
Cattail Kids 30
Class/Activity Instructors 11
Computer Access Program 48
Community Gardens 12
Concerts 20
Contact Information, Parks & Rec 11
Cooks & Books 19
Corvallis Community Center 47
Crafts Night with The Arts Center 19, 59
Crafts n’ Chat 49
D
Dance Classes, All 40-41
Draw, Learn to Youth 22, Family 23
Draw, Playful Drawing for Beginners 40
Draw, Drawing Tropical Elements 40
Drumming, Family 23, Adult 41
Dungeons & Dragons 42
E
Embroidery, Youth 22, 28
F
Family Fun Night 19
Fencing, Youth 31, Adult 37
First Aid/CPR 42
Fish, Forage, Fire 30
Fit & Strong 36
Fitness Foundation 34
Football 32
Foot Care 48
Free Classes 45
G
Game Play 45
Gardening, Family 43
Golf, Youth 32, Adults 38
Group Exercise Class Schedule 35
Guitar, Rock, Country & Blues 41
H
Hikes, Meet at the Trail 43
I
Improv with Teens 22
Inclusion and Accomodations 11
K
Kenpo Karate, Youth 31, Adult 37
Ki-Aikido, Youth 31, Adult 37 Kickball, Adult 39
L Lacrosse 32
Legal Aid 47
Liability 11
Life Jacket Loaner Program 52
M Mah Jong 49
Majestic Theatre 54, Audtitions 56, Upcoming Shows 55
Majestic Theatre Youth Productions 22
Mask Making, Planet Palooza 19
Meditations 34
Memory Loss Support Group 47
Mother’s Day Tea 19
Mountain Biking, Women’s 36
Movie in the Park 20
Music & Movement, Babies & Kids 23
N
Nature’s Parade, Planet Palooza 19
O
Old Time Music Acoustic String Jam 49
Ongoing Activities 49
Open Mic Night, C3 49
Open Street Corvallis 19
Osborn Aquatic Center 51
Outsiders Afterschool 30
P
Parks, Trails & Natural Areas 16
Parkinson's Disease Support Group 47
Pickleball 36, Equipment Rental 48
Ping Pong 49
Pilates 34
Planet Palooza 19
Pre- and Post- Camp Care 26
R Rainbow Social Hour 48
Registration Information 10–11
Rentals 12–14 (Osborn, C3, Majestic, P&R)
Rec Fit Membership 33
Rhythm & Flow Dance 34
S
Safety Clinic, Children’s 31
Scholarship Program 10
School’s Out Surf’s Up Party 19
Self Defense Clinic, Women’s 36
Senior Social Club 48
Thank you to the Sponsors of the Spring & Summer 2025 Guide!
• Ashbrook Independent School Page 2
• Benton Area Transit (BAT) Page 50
• Benton County Health Dept. Page 3
• Celtic Festival Page 37
• Coffee Leaf Cafe Page 48
• Corvallis Environmental Center Page 30
• Corvallis Low Income Program Page 50
• Darkside Cinema Page 48
• First Alternative Co-op Page 5
• Friends of Parks & Rec Page 8
• Greenbelt Land Trust Page 15
• Heart of the Valley Gynecology Page 46
• Heart of the Valley Runners Page 8
• Lifelong Learning Page 46
• Lumina Hospice Page 5
• MOM Magazine Page 7
• Meals on Wheels Page 49
• Nature in Flight Tours Page 46
• New Morning Bakery Page 37
• Oregon Creative Doll Collectors Page 6
• OSU KidSpirt Page 4
• Parent for Education Page 24
• Peak Elite Gymnastic Page 6
• Southside Youth Outreach Page 24
• Timberhill Tennis Club Page 8
• The Little Gym Page 2
• Valley Rock Gym Page 3
• Willamette Living Page 6
Sewing, Youth 22, 28
Shao-Lin Kempo/Kung Fu, Youth 31, Adult 37
SHIBA 48
Softball 29
Solutions Fair, Planet Palooza 19
Special Events, Parks & Rec 19-21
Sponsorships, Softball 39
Stage Combat 22
Strength & Stretch 34
T
Tai Chi 36
Tap, Beginning 23
T-ball 32
Tech Aid Support 48
Tennis, Youth 27, Adult 38
Trail Running 36
Transfer Policy 11
Trips and Tours 44
U
Ukulele Cabaret Sing-Along/Play-Aong 49
Ultimate Frisbee, Youth 32, Adult 38
Urban Forestry 15
V
Volleyball, Adult 38
Volunteer Opportunities 17
W
Walking Well with Poles 36
Walk with Ease 36
Watercolor, Adult 40
WILD! 30
Wilderness Skills 42
Writers' Ready Room 42
Y Yoga 34
Youth Volunteer Corps 11, 28
Z Zumba® 34
