2020 Winter/Spring Live & Play Brochure

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Message from the Mayor And leadership

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statement The Parks and Recreation Department encourages all to Live and Play in the City of Deer Park and is dedicated to providing an exemplary quality of life by offering innovative Parks and Recreational experiences to the community consistent with our history, culture and unique character.

Running Against All Odds

Hours of Operation Registration and Meet the Staff

Special Events There is a reason we call them special

Project Update What’s Going On?

Art Park Players Chewing the Scenery

Recreation Keeping busy while the flowers bloom

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Athletics & Leagues

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Maxwell Center

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Parks

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Facilities This is Home

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Mission

Vision

statement The Parks and Recreation Department’s vision is to become an industry leader through accreditation and by offering innovative Parks and Recreational experiences that foster growth, development and a vibrant, sustainable community by encouraging all to Live and Play in the City of Deer Park.

Helping you keep those resolutions

Seniors on the Move

Nature Abounds

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Jerry Mouton Jr.

Message from the Mayor

City Leadership

Thank you for checking out the “Live and Play” brochure, created by the Deer Park Parks and Recreation Department. This brochure includes all the information you need to find a variety of ways to have fun in our community!

As residents of Deer Park, we are fortunate to live in an area that values quality of life, and our Parks and Recreation Department works every day to ensure that our parks, green spaces and recreation opportunities are the best in the region. Throughout 2019, a range of Type B projects including the Softball and Soccer Complexes were completed, not to mention the Deer Park Nature Preserve. Don’t forget, the Maxwell Center and Dow Park Pavilions are also available for use, both perfect for family gatherings, celebrations and more.

Over the next few months, we hope to see you at some of our outdoor events including the Easter EGGstravaganza, Movies in the Park and lots more. Make sure to utilize this brochure as well as the City website and social media channels to stay informed, and we’ll see you outside!

PA R KS A N D R E C R E AT I O N C O M M I S S I O N

Georgette FordChairperson Jamie Cox

MAYOR & COUNCIL Jerry Mouton Jr. - Mayor Sherry Garrison - Position 1 T.J. Haight - Position 2 Tommy Ginn - Position 3 Bill Patterson - Position 4 Ron Martin - Position 5 Rae A. Sinor- Position 6 CITY ADMINISTRATION James J. Stokes - City Manager Gary M. Jackson - Assistant City Manager

PARKS AND RECREATION ADMINISTRATION Charlie Sandberg - Director Jacob Zuniga - Assistant Director Jazmin Hernandez - Administrative Coordinator Nicole Garvis - Marketing/Technical Coordinator Sarah Walker - Administrative Services

Jo KieferVice Chairperson

Eric Ripley

Sherry Redwine

The Parks and Recreation Commission is a council appointed committee that acts as a liaison between the constituents and the Parks and Recreation Department.

Meetings are held on the first Monday of the month at 11:30am at the Community Center. These meetings are open to the public and we welcome everyone to bring their ideas in front of this hard working committee.

DIVISIONAL LEADERSHIP Dawn Crenshaw - Public Building Supervisor Janica Hughey - Senior Services Supervisor Rene” McBride - Recreation Supervisor Tiffany McGallian - Park Operations Supervisor Susan Mele - Artistic Managing Supervisor Debra Culp - Interim Athletics/Aquatics Supervisor

EASTER EGGSTRAVAGANZA Saturday | April 4 | 9am-12pm Dow Park | All Ages Dow Park is where you want to be to hunt over 15,000 eggs for kids 6 months to 9 years old at 10:30am. Come early and enjoy Carrot Pull, Sidewalk Chalk Contest, Rubber Ducky Races and Bunny Bingo. Stay late and enjoy the Reaction group with games, dancing and singing.

Also, don’t forget the Pooch Hunt at Ella & Friends Dog Park at 2pm April 4. Bring your dog on a leash to hunt eggs. No charge!

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Special Events EASTER CRAFTS Monday - Thursday | April 6-9 | 3-8:45pm Stop by the game room the week before Easter and make a simple and cute themed craft. We will have 4 different crafts to choose from with a new one each day. Just drop in during our operating hours and get to crafting! No charge for this activity but you must have a membership.

MOVIES IN THE PARK Dow Park | DUSK | ALL AGES | FREE March 7- Matilda (PG) April 4 -Wonder Park (PG) May 2 - Shazam! (PG-13)

SPRING BREAK OLYMPICS Wednesday | March 11 | 1-3 pm Dow Park Pavilions | Ages 6-14 | $5 This competition is scaled down for kids, but not scaled down in fun! Test your skills in our take on the Olympic games such as Gladiator Jousting, Cheeto Head and Marble Toes. This could get messy and wet so come prepared!

GAME ROOM PARTY Friday | February 7 | 4-6pm Community Center Game Room | All Ages GIVE A KID A SMILE! Join us as we decorate the game room and bring smiles to kids’ faces. There will be candy, music and other things kids enjoy to ensure we see their pearly whites!

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Join us at the Dow Park Pavilions on the first Saturday of the month for Movie in the Park. This free event begins at dusk (check timeanddate.com for approximate times).

In case of a weather related incident, the movie will be moved into the Earl Dunn Gym. The Deer Park Citizens Police Academy will be selling concessions.

ANOTHER MAN’S TREASURE GARAGE SALE Friday, February 14 | 7am - 3pm Saturday, February 15 | 7am - 2pm | Jimmy Burke Center Find your treasure at Another Man’s Treasure community garage sale. Parking and entry are free for this indoor event and you are bound to find something to tickle your fancy.

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Golf have met several times including Dow Park Soccer drainage and more.

Project a preliminary and pre-construction Parks & Spencerview Complex – meeting to discuss logistics and discuss As one of the seven projects that Recreation upDATE relevant items to the project. The Notice was approved at a Special Election Deer Park Nature PreservePhase one of the Deer Park Nature Preserve Project that the City of Deer Park worked with Texas Parks and Wildlife and the Army Corps of Engineers was completed. Within this beautiful preserve, you will find a 17-acre Wetland, decomposed granite walking trail, Texas native wildlife, many plants and vegetation and a boardwalk on the trail to assist with saturated and to elevate our visitors. The Nature Preserve is a wonderful asset to the City of Deer Park and we ask all citizens to visit.

New Soccer Complex - The new Deer Park soccer complex is completed.

The two-sodded fields have full growth with grass and the remaining four fields consisting of sprigging and hydro mulch will be ready in spring and fall respectfully.

The complex has a concession area and restrooms for usage. We have added picnic tables and trashcans to the complex as well. In the near future, we will adding a decomposed granite trails form the concession to the fields on the east side. We hope to one day add more parking and light the two hydro mulch fields.

New Recreation Center and Aquatic Center Study – The City of Deer Park has contracted with Brinkley Sargent Wiginton Architects to develop a needs assessment for a New Community Center and indoor pool, conceptual site plan, project budgets and an Operational cost analysis of proposed building.

City Council along with the Parks and Recreation Commission, Deer Park Community Development Corporation and City Administration plus staff have met several times to discuss these aspects for a future facility.

Repair to the Truss of the Historic Bridge at the Battleground Golf Course– Architectural Consultant RPS, Gibson & Associates, Inc, City of Deer Park Staff and Touchstone

to Proceed Letter was sent on June 19, 2019. Battleground Historic Bridge Repair will consist of mobilization of materials and labor, replacing steel members, repair section loss with steel members, filling voids with metal repair composite, cleaning, abrasive blasting, and painting steel. Construction on the bridge has been completed and Golfers have access to the entire course.

Hike and Bike Trails – This is one of the seven projects that was approved at a Special Election for Type B Economic Development Sales and Use Tax Proposition in May 2015. Burditt Consultants LLC has been contracted to administer architectural services for the construction phase. The initial trail will be a 1.04-mile trail that connects East X Street to East P Street and connects Tiffany Amber Park, Wynfield Park, and Running Brook Park by way of existing sidewalks.

North East Hike and Bike Trail Project – The City of Deer Park has begun work on design and layout for the Northeast Hike and Bike trail. The City has received a grant from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department to fund the future trail. RVi Planning was selected as the landscape architecture firm to complete the design work and layout of the trail. Preliminary conceptual design has the trail beginning in Park Green Park and extending south to Runningbrook Park with several trail and path connections along the way.

Surveyors have been gathering data from the trail site and that information will soon be utilized to complete the final design and construction documents.

New Projects – The Department will be working on in 2019-2020 FY Phase 1 Bridge Replacement in Dow Park, Recrowning Multipurpose Field at Adult Sports Complex, Repaving Pony Field Parking Lot, and New Concession Stand for Pony/Colt Baseball Fields,

for Type B Economic Development Sales and Use Tax Proposition in May 2015. TF Harper was contracted to complete the renovation of Baseball Fields at Spencerview Park.

Although the fields was renovated, we are still working on the bridge to access Glendale Park to add additional parking. We have hired CobbFendley to prepare and submit a conveyance analysis for review to Harris County Flood Control District and the City of Deer Park. We are moving on this project to construct a pedestrian bridge across HCFCD Unit# B114-00-).

Deer Park Wayfinding Program Signs – Phase one of the Wayfinding Program has been completed with fifteen signs and four monuments in City Parks erected that will assist with wayfinding to various facilities in Deer Park and name the Parks. We are currently working on Phase two of this project with City Staff and National Signs Plaza to locate an additional twenty-five wayfinding signs and two large monuments to be placed at City Hall and the Deer Park Police Department.

Girls Softball Complex - This is one of the seven projects that was approved at a Special Election for Type B Economic Development Sales and Use Tax Proposition in May 2015.

The fields has been completed in summer of 2019. The facility has six softball fields, a concession stand along with restrooms. In addition a maintenance facility to store supplies and equipment. The Department in the future is considering the addition of additional parking and add lights to the two fields w/o lights.

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PAINTING WITH PAM

Recreation

January 17: Peace Sign February 7: Princess Pig March 20: Shark April 17: Unicorn May 15: Monkey

Wednesday | February 5 | Heart Thumb Print

Fridays | 6:30-8:30pm | Community Center | Room 11 Ages 5 & Up | $25 ($10 per additional family members if registering in person at the Community Center) Come spend a Friday evening painting with us in a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere. Whether you have been painting forever or you are new to it, you will fit right in. The instructor Pam is friendly and encouraging, offering step by step instructions. Each month is a new theme so you can come back again and again. Participants are welcome to bring snacks. For information email pammerg@yahoo.com

DISMISSAL DAYZ

Thursday | May 28 | Edible Construction Trucks 12-3pm | Community Center | Room 11 Ages 5 & up When school lets out for early dismissal, send the kids to the Community Center, Room 11 from 12-3pm to hang out, watch a movie, do a craft and play some games. We will also have popcorn! There is no charge for this activity. It is come and go, but if they wish to go in the game room or gym, they will need to bring their membership card. Children will be supervised while participating. Please make sure to let a staff person know if they are not allowed to leave the room on their own. Just show up and enjoy those few extra hours out of school with us!

TEEN EXTREME Wednesday | February 5 | 1:30-6pm Community Center | Ages 12-15 | $30 While DPISD has a half day, have your teen enjoy the rest of their day training like a warrior at Obstacle Warrior Kids. Inspired by the hit television show American Ninja Warrior on NBC, Obstacle Warrior Kids is a place for kids to challenge themselves on a variety of obstacles in an indoor, climate-controlled environment, while having fun!

Athletic, closed-toe shoes are required. A signed waiver from Warrior Obstacle Course is required for participation.

WILD CHILD DESTINATION Monday | January 20 & April 13 | 8:30am-5pm Claude Burgess | Ages 6-12 | $25 There is no school for DPISD on Monday, January 20, but we have you covered with a trip to the Children’s Health Museum as we become doctors and scientists. During the day we will dissect owl pellets, and be rewarded with a souvenir bag. On April 13, we will be gpomg on a wildlife theme adventure. For more information email Stephen Bibbs at sbibbs@ deerparktx.org. For both trips please provide a lunch as there is no concession area for food purchase and arrive on time as we will leave promptly at 9am.

SAFE SITTER Friday | May 29 | 9am - 3:30pm | Ages 12-17 Community Center | Room 10 | $45 Deer Park Parks and Recreation is partnering with Safe Sitter® to teach young teens how to be better, safer babysitters. For more than 35 years, Safe Sitter® has been a leader in providing life skills, safety skills and child care training for youth. This 6-hour course will have you properly trained and ready for the summer. A student handbook and completion card will go home with each student after taking the class. *A 30 minute pizza lunch is factored into the fee and time allotment* Please note: While First Aid and CPR are covered in this course, certification is not included. Interested participants will be given resources on getting this certification.

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GEOCACHING

ARCHERY CAMP

Friday | May 29 | 6-7:30pm

Thursday & Friday | January 2 & 3 | 10am - 2pm

Community Center Game Room | All Ages | $10

Jimmy Burke Center | Ages 6-11 | $35

Are you a master at hide and seek? You will love geocaching! Geocaching is a way fun, new adventurous way to explore your surroundings. Buddy up or go alone.

Last summer, we introduced this fun activity, so this season we are turning it up a notch by offering bigger and better prizes for the first place team who finds all the treasures in Dow Park! Participants will enter the game room to receive instructions. GPS equipment is limited but phone GPS is permitted. All ages are welcome but it is recommended those younger than 12 to have an adult chaperone.

Join us for a crash course in the basics of recurve archery. Archery instills confidence, greater attention spans, and a willingness to try other sports activities for those who participate. Participants will be taught about safety and archery skills by US Archery level one certified instructor. Schlotsky’s & pizza will be provided daily.

SPRING BREAK CAMP Monday - Friday | March 9-13 | 7:30am - 5:30pm Claude Burgess Center | Ages 6-12 | $105 Residents $125 Non Residents A week long camp for kids to enjoy their spring break while taking exciting trips and making new friendships.

We will be traveling to Urban Adventure Park on March 10 and Obstacle Warrior Kids on March 12. During the day children will enjoy a wide variety of crafts, activities and games. Campers should provide a sack lunch for each day of camp.

GOOD BOY DOG OBEDIENCE Tuesdays | 6:30-7:30pm | Jimmy Burke Activity Center $150/dog & human pair Session 1 | January 14 - February 18 Session 2 | March 17 - April 28 (No class April 7) Group classes are a fun and affordable way to get started with dog training. These classes are held with other dog/ owner pairs also eager to learn. Dog moms and dads with the time and ability to stay committed to training week to week are encouraged to join in group classes! The Good Boy Obedience group class covers basic commands that will make life with your dog more enjoyable. Group classes meet for one hour, once a week, for 6 weeks with the first week for owners only. Expect to put in work outside of class meetings. You may email instructor at smcbride@ goodboyobedience.com. Visit the website at www.goodboyobedience.com.

HUNTERS EDUCATION Saturday | 8am-5pm | Avon Center January 18 | February 8 | March 21 | April 18 Come get your hunter’s permit and learn the rules and regulations of land, weapon and animal. Please bring $15 in hand to class. If you have any questions please contact James Davis at (832)498-1609.

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AthletIcs

MARTIAL ARTS - KENPO

Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays Community Center | Room 6 Mondays Ages 5-9 | 6:30-7:15pm Ages 10-15 | 7:20-8pm Ages 16 & up | 8:05-8:45pm Wednesdays White, Gold, Yellow Belts | 6:30-7:15pm Orange, Purple, Green Belts | 7:20-8pm Ages 16 & up | 8:05-8:45pm Fridays Ages 5-9 | 6:30-7:15pm Ages 10-15 | 7:20-8pm Ages 16 & up | 8:05-8:45pm $70 per month | $75 registration fee paid to instructor, which includes uniform and shirt

We are under the instruction of Grandmaster James E. Smith. He has over 50 years of experience in martial arts. Our foundational style is Chinese Kenpo. We teach traditional weapons such as bo staff, broad sword and escrima sticks that are included in the curriculum.

We participate in karate tournaments and demonstrations throughout Texas. For more information email aima7226@hotmail.com.

KARATE BOOT CAMP Monday - Thursday | March 9 - 12 | Community Center Room 6 | Ages 5-18 | $100 Join Grandmaster James E. Smith as he shares his foundational style Chinese Kenpo martial arts in this 4 day boot camp over spring break. For more information email aima7226@hotmail.com.

LADIES LOW IMPACT AEROBICS Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays | 8:30-9:30am Community Center | Room 6 | Ages 13 & up | $20/ month Low Impact Aerobics is a cardiovascular exercise that elevates the heart rate, but is low impact on your joints. Sculpting and weights are also supplemented in this hour long session. Best deal around! No contract or sign up fees. Get fit and enjoy the fellowship with our instructor, Bobbie Butler, who has over 30 years experience. For questions, email aerobicchickbobbie@gmail.com 12 Live & Play| 2020

ZUMBA Wednesdays & Thursdays | 6:45pm | Community Center Room 12 | $25/1 time per week; $40/2 times per week Ditch the boring workout routine and try Zumba. Experience the most exciting workout while you achieve your fitness goals. Zumba is a cardio exercise class that combines dance and fitness moves for all shapes and sizes. It is taught through visual cues which means that you don’t have to be a dancer to join the fun. For more information email Ana Flores zumbaparty2010@yahoo.com.

DOW PARK TENNIS Saturdays | Dow Park Tennis Courts 6 Week Session: March 21 - April 25 All Stars | Ages 6-10 | 10:15am | $60/session | 45 min Super Stars | Ages 11 - 15 | 11am | $60/session | 45 min This class uses the Quick Start Program to develop the proper fundamentals and techniques of tennis. Fun games and drills will reinforce agility and footwork as well as enhance hand-eye coordination. This class will use various transition balls to facilitate the learning process. Scoring and rules will also be introduced. For more information contact Seth Suresh at seth.dowparktennis@gmail.com.

VOLLEYTOTS Wednesdays | March 18 - April 22 | 5:30 - 6:30pm Earl Dunn Gym | $100 per player Lindsey Freeman brings her volleyball expertise to kids with her fun, exciting program Volleytots. Participants will learn the foundation of the game that will cultivate the highest possible level of success in every player. For more information email lfreeman@dpisd.org.

FENCING BEGINNERS FOIL Tuesdays | Community Center | Room 6 Ages 13 and up | 6:30pm | $45/month Ages 8-12 | 7:30pm | $45/month Fencing for the teen and adult fencer, both beginners and those with some experience. Our focus is largely on foil, but sabre and epee are also explored. We learn the basics of footwork and blade work, have open fencing and self-referee. The final class of each month is given over to electric fencing just as a fencer would experience at a local tournament. No personal equipment or prior experience is required to start. For more information contact John Trojanowski at john@trojanowski.com.

OPEN PLAY PICKLEBALL Mondays & Wednesdays | 10am - 12pm | Earl Dunn Gym Ages 55+ | FREE Come and join our senior friends for free pickleball play. Must have a valid membership to play. If you have never played before, we will teach you! www.deerparktx.gov/parksandrec

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Leagues

SUMMER YOUTH BASKETBALL LEAGUE

ADULT VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE

Practice begins June 2; Games start June 15 $60 (ages 7-12) | Earl Dunn Gym Games held on Saturdays at a DPISD Campus Gym Registration opens April 1 | Registration ends May

Tuesdays: Recreation League Thursdays: Spike League 6:30pm | Earl Dunn Gym | $200/team Sign up for the most competitive fun you can have indoors. Our Adult Volleyball leagues are the best in the region. Choose between a recreational league (Tuesdays) or the more competitive spike league (Thursdays). Games start at 6:30pm. Maximum of 8 teams. Please visit www. deerparktx.org/parksandrec for more information or email twesley@deerparktx.org.

Offered to ages 7-12, the summer youth basketball program is perfect for both the beginner and the experienced player. Age divisions are 7-12 (age as of September 1) and divisions will be 7, 8, 9 & 10, 11, 12. All teams will consist of boys and girls and each division will only have space for 80 players. Summer League will have only one practice a week starting in June. Each participant receives a team shirt. The league includes 6 weeks of games. This is a parent-coached league, so if you are interested in volunteering to coach please let us know!

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Mondays: Men’s League Tuesdays: Co-ed Recreation League Thursdays: Men’s League 6:30pm | Adult Softball Complex | $375/team (includes umpire fees and 6 softballs) All leagues are 9 weeks of scheduled doubleheader games.

Payment must be made in order to secure your spot.

All leagues will be playing in an ASA modified league. All postponed games will be played. Games will be added after the final week of the regular schedule and played in the same order as originally scheduled for make-ups.

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THE AQUATICS DIVISION IS LOOKING FOR YOU Applications are online NOW and can be found at www.deerparktx.org/jobs.

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SENIOR YOGA WITH CAREY Tuesdays & Thursdays | 10:30-11:30am Maxwell Adult Center | Ages 55 and Up $25/month 1 day per week | $40/month 2 days per week Relax, relate, release. Join us at the Maxwell Adult Center for senior yoga and everyone ages 55 and older are welcome to attend. Participants may attend any four of these classes per month for the price of $25.00 or all eight classes per month for the price of the price of $40.00.

For more information contact the Maxwell Adult Center at 281-478-7276.

SENIOR HEALTH AND FITNESS DAY

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Maxwell SIT AND FIT

Mondays & Wednesdays | 9:15-10:15am & 3-4pm Maxwell Adult Center | Ages 55 and Up | FREE Come enjoy a low impact cardio group class with Danielle. This class is structured to help enhance strength and conditioning for participants through adaptable muscle-toning exercises, which offer a challenge at levels which are safe. Please wear athletic clothing and shoes. This class is free, but registration is required. Sign up at the Maxwell Adult Center or call 281-478-7276.

Friday | May 29 | 9am -3pm | Maxwell Adult Center Ages 55+ | FREE Please join us at the Maxwell Adult Center from 1 - 3pm to celebrate National Senior Health & Fitness Day on May 29, 2020. Registration will begin March 30 and end May 8.

Special Events

CINCO DE MAYO CELEBRATION Tuesday | May 5 | 2pm | Maxwell Adult Center Ages 55 & up | FREE Join us Tuesday, May 5 at 2pm as we celebrate Cinco De Mayo! Light refreshments will be served. Please RSVP by April 28 at the Maxwell Adult Center or call 281-478-7276.

PURE COUNTRY THE MUSICAL

A Night Out

Thursday | April 16 | 4:30-11:30pm Bus leaves from Jimmy Burke Activity Center Ages 55 & up | $40 The Maxwell Adult Center would like to invite you to travel with us to the Hobby Center in Houston to see the musical Pure Country, a story about a country music star that loses his connection with music and embarks on a journey of self discovery not only spawned Strait’s best selling album, but continues to be aired on Country Music Television every week to ardent fans. Its charttopping hits ‘Heartland’, ‘Baby, Your Baby’ and ‘I Cross My Heart’ return to the Lone Star State during the hotly anticipated world premiere of TUT’s Pure Country musical adaptation in the spring of 2020.

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Pulling an Overnighter PARAGON CASINO RESORT

Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday | June 6-8 *Last day to register is May 22 Bus leaves from Jimmy Burke Activity Center at 10am June 6 Ages 55 & up | $135 single occupancy; $80 for double occupancy Come join the Maxwell Adult Center on a two night stay at the Paragon Casino Resort in Marksville, LA where you can gamble the night away, watch a movie at one of their three movie theaters or take a dip in one of their pools. The cost of this trip includes your ride on a restroom equipped motorcoach, two night stay at their hotel, $30 free play and a $10 food credit.

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NASKILA CASINO

Thursday | January 23 | 8:30am - 5:30 pm Bus leaves from Jimmy Burke Activity Center Ages 55 & up | $15 The Maxwell Adult Center will be traveling to Naskila Casino in Livingston, TX for 5 hours of gambling fun.

Include in your cost is $15 free play at the casino and a $10 food credit.

PAINTED CHURCHES/ OAKRIDGE SMOKEHOUSE Wednesday | February 19 | 9am-5pm Bus leaves from Jimmy Burke Activity Center Ages 55 & up | $18 The Maxwell Adult Center is traveling to Schulenburg, TX to visit the Painted Churches of Texas and would love for you join us. We will traveling to Schulenburg on a Harris County bus where we will pick up a guide who will join us on our bus to visit these beautiful churches, along the way we will eat lunch a 1pm at the Oakridge Smokehouse (self pay).

BLACK COWBOY MUSEUM/ ANOTHER TIME SODA FOUNTAIN Thursday | February 6 | 10am-4pm Bus leaves from Jimmy Burke Activity Center Ages 55 & up | $10 Come join the Maxwell Adult Center for a trip back in time, as we visit the Black Cowboy Museum to learn about the history of the real cowboy. We will leave the Jimmy Burke Activity Center at 10am and head to lunch at the Another Time Soda Fountain (lunch is not included in price) in Rosenburg where the Soda Jerks prepare fountain drinks in the traditional way.

YELLOWSTONE PADDLEWHEELER Monday | March 23 | 9am-5pm Bus leaves from Jimmy Burke Activity Center Ages 55 & up | $30 Join the Maxwell Adult Center in making memories with Dido’s Restaurant and Yellowstone Paddlewheeler as we travel along the San Bernard River on a 90 minute tour. (lunch is not included in price).

HOUSTON MOUNTED PATROL / PAPPAS BAR-B-Q Thursday | May 14 | 9:30am-2pm Bus leaves from Jimmy Burke Activity Center Ages 55 & up | $5 The Maxwell Adult Center is traveling to the Houston Mounted Patrol location to learn more about their mounted patrol. BYOC (bring your own carrot) to feed the horses and learn how this unit works. After we will travel to Pappas Bar-B-Q for lunch. Lunch is not included in price.

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Avon Park

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Bayou Bend

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Big Bend Park

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Brookhollow Park

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Brownwind Park

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College Park

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Deer Meadows Park

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Dow Park

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East Meadows Park

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Ella and Friends Dog Park

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McHenry Park

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Monroe Park

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Nedith Park

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Park Green

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Park Meadows Park

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Parkside Place Park

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Parkview Park

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Heritage Park Patrick s Cabin

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Running Brook Park

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Terrace Park

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Tiffany Amber Park

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Wynfield Park

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Cottonwood Park

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Deer Park Nature Preserve P Street Detention Pond P Street Right of Way

601 W Eight St 4200 Kalwick Dr 1600 Big Bend Lane 3117 Brookhollow Dr 3901 Brownwind Trail 4615 College Park Dr 2500 Oklahoma Ave 610 E San Augustine 5000 E Meadows Dr 500 W 13th Street 1201 Center Street 1560 Monroe Street 3717 Nedith Lane 1000 Wynfield Dr 1414 South Parkway Dr 3400 Surrey Lane 1109 Brookhollow Dr

Walking Trail Miles

Butterfly Garden

Disc Golf Course

Volleyball Court

RC Rock Crawler Park

Tennis Courts

Swimming Pool

Sports Fields

Rose Garden

Restrooms

Playground Structure

Picnic Tables

Park Lights

Multipurpose Open Space

Pavillion

Free Wi Fi

Fitness Equipment

Basketball Court

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1410 Center Street 1400 Comanche Street 126 West 3rd

1800 Brookamber Circle 1610 Wyngate 4215 Alta Lane

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Rental Facility Matrix Fa c i l i t i es

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Avon Recreation Center

601 E. 8th Street

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D ep o si t s

Sea t i n g Ca p a c i t y

R esi d en t R a t e

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$100 $100

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$25 per hour $25 per hour $50 per hour (Monday - Thursday) $75 per hour (Friday - Sunday) $25 per hour (Saturday & Sunday Only)

Not available to Non-residents Not available to Non-residents $60 per hour (Monday - Thursday) $85 per hour (Friday - Sunday)

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N o n - R esi d en t R a t e

$50 per hour (Monday - Thursday) $75 per hour (Friday - Sunday) $40per hour (Monday - Thursday) $50 per hour (Friday - Sunday) $75 (Friday: 5:30 pm-8:30 pm; Saturday 1:30 pm -4:30 pm)

$60 per hour (Monday - Thursday) $85 per hour (Friday - Sunday) $65 per hour (Monday - Thursday) $75 per hour (Friday - Sunday) $85 (Friday: 5:30 pm-8:30 pm; Saturday 1:30 pm -4:30 pm)

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N o n - R esi d en t R a t e

Claude Burgess Center

4200 Kalwick

$250

90

Kingsdale Recreation Center

2218 Kingsdale Drive

$100

25

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D ep o si t s

Sea t i n g Ca p a c i t y

Room 6 & 12

$250

90

Room 10 & 11

$100

25

Game Room

$100

25

D ep o si t s

Sea t i n g Ca p a c i t y

Whole Building

$1,500

600

Front Half

$250/ $500(with alcohol) $250/ $500(with alcohol)

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Community Center

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610 E. San Augustine

Jimmy Burke Activity Center

A d d r ess

500 W. Thirteenth Street

Back Half

300 300

Not available to Non-residents

$75 per hour (Monday - Thursday) $120 per hour (Monday - Thursday) $100 per hour (Friday - Sunday) $175 per hour (Friday - Sunday) $60 per hour (Monday - Thursday) $85 per hour (Friday - Sunday) $50 per hour (Monday - Thursday) $75 per hour (Friday - Sunday)

$90 per hour (Monday - Thursday) $115per hour (Friday - Sunday) $80 per hour (Monday - Thursday) $105 per hour (Friday - Sunday)

PLEASE NOTE THAT THE JIMMY BURKE ACTIVITY CENTER IS THE ONLY FACILITY THAT ALLOWS THE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL. ͳ ͳʹ Ǧ Ǥ Ǥ ̈́͵Ͳ ȋ Ȍ Ǥ Ǥ Ǥ Ǥ

S p o r ts R e nta l Fa c i l i ti e s Fa c i l i t y

A d d r ess

Adult Sports Complex 2700 East Pasadena Blvd.

Practice Tournament Sand Volleyball Courts 610 East San Augustine Practice Tournament

D ep o si t s

R en t a l R a t e

A d d i t i o n a l I n fo r m a t i o n

No Deposit $100 Deposit

$25 for 2 hour practice $100 per field per day

There is a $10 per hour per field charge for lights on all practices and tournaments occurring after sunset. Please note that there is a 12 hour maximum rental time on all fields.

No Deposit $100 Deposit

$25 for 2 hour practice $100 per field per day

Please note that there is a 12 hour maximum rental time on all fields.

P a v i l i o ns Fa c i l i t y

Dow Park

A d d r ess

610 East San Augustine

Large Dow Park Pavilion Small Dow Park Pavilion Splash Park Pavilion McHenry Park

1201 Center Street

McHenry Park Pavilion

D ep o si t s

R en t a l R a t e

$100 Resident $250 $25/ hour Resident Non-resident $35/hour Non-resident $100 Resident $200 $10/ hour Resident Non-resident $20/hour Non-resident $100 Resident $200 $10/ hour Resident Non-resident $20/hour Non-resident $100 Resident $250 $10/ hour Resident Non-resident $20/hour Non-resident

A d d i t i o n a l I n fo r m a t i o n Those wishing to reserve a pavilion for a designate time or date can do so on a rental fee basis. Paperwork must be completed by the person using the pavilion and will only be valid for the name on the contract.

Subletting of pavilion to another group or patron is not allowed. Any violations of this will result in termination of a contract and loss of all deposits. Please visit www.deerparktx.org/parksandrec or call 281-478-2050 for more information on reserving a pavilion.

Please contact the Parks and Recreation Department for information about rentals. All rentals must be done in person at the Deer Park Community Center located at 610 E. San Augustine in Deer Park Monday - Friday between the hours of 7am and 6pm. For more information please visit the web at www.deerparktx.org/parksandrec, emailing recreation@deerparktx.org or by calling 281-478-2050.

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www.deerparktx.gov/parksandrec

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