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Activity Guide Spring 2015 April−June

Saluda Shoals Park MusicFest On Sat., May 16, Saluda Shoals Park will host its first MusicFest featuring the Woggles and many more bands throughout the day. Food trucks will be selling a variety of local fare and beer will be available for purchase. For details visit www.icrc.net or call 213-2025.

Mud Mania!

A mud clinging, slip sliding, wet and wild obstacle course for kids ages 3–13! Sat. May 30, 10:30 . .–1:00 . . at Crooked Creek Park. Call 345-6181 or visit www.icrc.net for informa on.

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Register for Summer Camps A variety of summer and day camps for all ages and interests are offered at Crooked Creek, Seven Oaks and Saluda Shoals Parks. Check out the camp guide on page 14 or visit www.icrc.net for a lis ng of camps.

Mission The Irmo Chapin Recrea on Commission exists to enhance the quality of life for all ci zens of the district through the development of recrea on programs that promote a lifestyle of wellness, physical ac vi es and cultural experiences for all ages.

Commission John Sowards, Chairman Sco Wilhide Emily Shuman Bruce Loveless William Harmon The Commission holds monthly public mee ngs, to which community members are encouraged to a end. For mee ng informa on, call 803-7721228.

Administra on Elizabeth Taylor, Execu ve Director Jack Terrell, Recrea on Superintendent Eve Mi endorf, Administra ve Services Director Jay Downs, Facili es/Opera ons Superintendent Jim Wellman, Finance Director Jason White, Crooked Creek Park Director John Cantey, Seven Oaks Park Director Jeane e Wells, Environmental Educa on Director Lori Shaffer, Marke ng Director Ashley Smith, Market Development Director Jennifer Cantey, River Center Manager

Register for Programs If you are an exis ng ICRC customer, you can register online at www.icrc. net for most programs and ac vi es.

New customers should call the park during business hours to establish an account before registering online.

Registra on is also accepted at each of the parks or by phone. Registra on is confirmed upon payment. Because many classes fill up quickly, register one week before the class date so we can make class enrollment decisions.

We will accept registra on as long as there is space available.

ICRC ID Policy: Visitors to Crooked Creek and Seven Oaks Parks are required to present an ICRC ID with associated fees for admission to open gym, fitness and weight areas, racquetball courts, walking/running track and other unsupervised areas. Anyone age 11 and older must have a valid ICRC ID for admission. ID cards are valid for one year.

ICRC Administra ve Offices are located at Saluda Shoals Park, 5605 Bush River Road, Columbia, SC, 29212, Tel: 803-772-1228. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 . . to 5:00 . .

Cancella on/Refund Policy: Refund requests must be received in wri ng no later than three days prior to the start of the program. A $5 service fee is charged. No refunds or transfers will be made once the ac vity has begun and certain ac vi es, such as trips and special events, define a date a er which no refunds will be made. Please check individual program requirements for guidelines. Full refunds/credits will be given if the program is cancelled by ICRC.

The Recrea on District The Irmo Chapin Recrea on District was formed in 1969 to serve community members living in the Lexington County por on of School District Five. ICRC has earned a reputa on for program and facility excellence and has a racted par cipants from surrounding coun es.

Physical Requirements: Unless otherwise stated, ac vi es are open to beginners and do not require previous experience. Average physical condi on is all that is needed for most programs. Please call for informa on about accessibility or concerns about physical ability required for par cipa on.

Fees: Ac vity and event fees in this guide are subject to change without no ce.

Weather: Many ac vi es are held in venues that make them tenta ve based on weather condi ons. Par cipants are responsible for checking to see if games have been cancelled, delayed, or rescheduled. For up to date informa on call the Athle c hot line numbers: Crooked Creek Park: 803-345-8118; and Seven Oaks Park: 803-772-3369 or visit www.icrc.net.

Assump on of Risk: All ac vi es, including those offered by ICRC, have inherent risks which include personal injury or property loss. Prior to par cipa on, you will be required to sign a form which acknowledges your understanding and acceptance of these risks. Parents or guardians must sign for youth ages 17 and under. You are responsible for your own safety, and you may choose to withdraw from an ac vity at any me you feel your safety is a concern.

TABLE OF CONTENTS Senior Support Services.........................3 Senior Travel ..........................................3 Therapeu c Recrea on .........................4 A er School Programs ...........................4 Health and Wellness Programs..............5 Sports Instruc on ..................................6 Youth and Adult Athle cs ......................7 Art Programs .........................................7 Dance Programs ....................................8

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Educa on Programs.............................. 9 Environmental Educa on Programs ..... 10 Environmental Educa on Field Trips .... 11 Paddle Programs................................... 11 Team Building Programs ....................... 12 Park Passes & Rentals ........................... 12 Facility Rentals & Par es ...................... 13 Special Events ....................................... 13 Spring Break/Summer Camps............... 14

ICRC PARKS Crooked Creek Park 1098 Old Lexington Hwy., Chapin, SC 29036 Phone: 803-345-6181, Fax: 803-345-6112 Ameni es: Full gym, racquetball courts, fitness areas, indoor walking track, art gallery, mee ng rooms, athle c fields, tennis courts, picnic facili es, walking trails, and playgrounds.

Community Center Hours Monday–Thursday 6:00 . .–9:00 . .

Friday 6:00 . .–7:00 . .

Saturday 8:30 . .–6:00 . .

Sunday 1:00 . .–6:00 . .

(Closed Sundays Memorial Day-Labor Day)

Seven Oaks Park 200 Leisure Lane, Columbia, SC 29210 Phone: 803-772-3336, Fax: 803-772-2128 Ameni es: Full gym, fitness area, dance studio, art gallery, mee ng rooms, athle c fields, tennis courts, walking trails, picnic shelters and playgrounds.

Community Center Hours Monday–Thursday 6:00 . .–9:00 . .

Friday 6:00 . .–7:00 . .

Saturday 8:30 . .–6:00 . .

Sunday 1:00 . .–6:00 . .

(Closed Sundays Memorial Day–Labor Day)

Saluda Shoals Park/Saluda Shoals Founda on 5605 Bush River Road, Columbia, SC 29212 Phone: 803-772-1228, Fax: 803-772-6865 Ameni es: Environmental Educa on Center, River Center Conference Facility, trails, boat ramp/canoe/kayak launch, picnic shelters, Barking Lot dog park, Saluda Splash and playground.

Park Hours (Seasonal) November–February, 7:00 . . 5:30 . .

March October, 7:00 . . 8:30 . .

Closed Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day. Visit our website at www.icrc.net for a complete list of programs and ac vi es.

Senior Support Services

Spartanburg Ballet – A Midsummer’s Night Dream Travel to Spartanburg for a Dutch treat dinner at Blue Bay Seafood Restaurant before experiencing Shakespeare's famously funny tale of young love which goes awry. Registra on begins: Mar. 1.

Ages Adults $52 32833701 Fri., Apr. 24, 3:30 . .–12:30 . .

Always Patsy Cline - Flat Rock Playhouse Patsy Cline was the first country music singer to cross over to pop.... she is a legendary icon! Enjoy listening to her hits like Crazy, Sweet Dreams and I Fall to Pieces. More than just a concert, this performance is based on the true story of friendship, country humor and meless classics! Lunch is Dutch treat at A Day in Country. Registraon begins: Mar. 1.

Ages Adults $71 42836602 Thurs., May 14, 8:30 . .–7:30 . .

District seniors are eligible for any of the programs listed. For more informa on, please contact our staff for assistance.

• Transporta on • Home Delivered Meals • Loan Closet • Nutri on Sites • Case Management • Physical Chairapy

Contacts Kim Bowers, Senior Services Manager – 772-3336/kbowers@icrc.net An one Byrd, Case Manager – 345-6181/abyrd@icrc.net Al Thomas, Case Manager – 772-3336/athomas@icrc.net

Senior Ac vi es • • • • • • • • •

Compe on Bridge, Duplicate Bridge, Bingo, Canasta, Pinochle Canasta Lessons, Crooked Creek Park Volunteer with Project LOVE Ballroom Dance Classes, Line Dance Classes, Square Dances Fitness Classes Personal Training AARP Driver’s Safety Workshops Luncheons

Senior Travel A variety of day and extended trips are available to various loca ons throughout the year. For detailed trip descrip ons, please visit Seven Oaks or Crooked Creek Parks or www.icrc.net.

Please note: All trips depart 30 minutes later and arrive 30 minutes earlier at Seven Oaks Park.

Harrah's Do some gaming at Harrah's Cherokee Casino or just get away for a day in the mountains of North Carolina. Enjoy lunch at one of Harrah's restaurants with a $10 lunch credit. Registra on begins: Mar. 1, 2015.

Ages Adults $27 42830802 Wed., Apr. 8, 7:30 . .–7:45 . .

42830807 Wed., May 6, 7:30 . .–7:45 . .

42830808 Thurs., Jun. 4, 7:30 a.m.–7:45 . .

12830306 Wed., Jul. 8, 7:30 . .–7:45 . .

Swan Lake/Iris Gardens Trail Hike Enjoy a Dutch treat lunch at the Simply Southern Bistro before touring Sumter's Swan Lake Iris Gardens. It is home to all 8 known species of Swans. The gardens encompass 150 acres with more than 120 varieties of iris. Registra on Begins: Mar. 1.

Ages Adults $21 42832014 Wed., May 27, 9:30 . .–5:00 . .

Historic Homes Columbia Tour the Woodrow Wilson Family Home and the Hampton-Preston Mansion located in Columbia! The tours will take you through the homes and gardens giving you rich history of Columbia, SC. Lunch is Dutch treat at California Dreaming. Registra on begins: Mar. 1.

Ages Adults $30 42831900 Wed., Jun. 10, 9:00 . .–3:30 . .

Columbia Food Tour This Columbia Food Tour offers a 2.5–3 hour walking food tour, a total of 2 miles, throughout downtown Columbia, SC. Learn about the Capital City and try the local cuisine from 5 to 7 of the best locally owned restaurants. Registra on begins: Mar. 1.

Ages Adults $72 42831600 Wed., Jun. 24, 12:30–6:00 . .

NASCAR Enjoy the 150,000 square feet of NASCAR exhibits, showcases, interac ve videos, moving memorials, and authen c ar facts at your own pace. Lunch is Dutch treat on site at Buffalo Wild Wings. Registra on begins: Mar. 1.

Ages Adults $42 12830702 Mon., Jul. 13, 8:00 . .–5:30 . .

Beijing, China This 9 day trip includes: Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City, Treasure Hall, the Great Wall, the Juyongguan district, the Beijing Zoo, the Summer Palace, a pearl factory, the Temple of Heaven, a tradi onal rickshaw tour through Beijing and more! Op onal add-ons available: the Lama Temple, Beihai Park, Cooking School, Peking Opera, Donghuamen Night Market or a Xian Day Trip. Extend your stay with a post tour to Hong Kong for 4 days and 3 nights for an addi onal fee! Register by Apr. 24, 2015 and save $100! $250 deposit due upon registra on. Travel insurance must be purchased at registra on. Final payment due Sept. 9, 2015.

Ages Adult 1 Session Call for Pricing 228315RO Tues., Nov. 3–11, 2015

Caw Caw Trail Hike Choose from 8 different self-guided trail hikes including elevated boardwalks through the wetlands, interpre ve exhibits, displays, rice fields, naturalized tea plants and wildlife galore! Enjoy a Dutch treat lunch at Ruby Tuesdays! Registra on begins: Mar. 1.

Ages Adults $30 42832013 Wed., Apr. 15, 8:00 . .–5:30 . .

Crooked Creek Park – 345-6181 | Seven Oaks Park – 772-3336 | Saluda Shoals Park – 772-1228

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Therapeutic Recreation

Dinner & Disney Work as a team to cook a Disney-themed dinner before watching the movie with friends. Fee includes dinner, movie and themed cra s.

All Ages $12 Seven Oaks Park 44769000 Fri., Jun. 26, 6:00–9:00 . .

Camp Youniversity Join us as we explore South Carolina parks and picnic with friends!

Par cipants must bring a bag lunch each day. Field trip schedule to follow a er registra on.

Ages Adults $74 Seven Oaks Park 14729401 Tues.–Thurs., Jul. 28–30, 8:00 . .–4:30 . .

PALMETTO Providing Adults Lifestyle Management Educa on Through Therapeu c Opportuni es is a program for individuals with disabili es designed to assist adults with their transi on from high school to adult life in the community.

Ages 21 and up $20/Day;$45/Week Seven Oaks Park 64723327 Tues.–Thurs., 4:30–7:30 . .

Outer Limits Outer Limits is designed to foster social skills, increase leisure opportuni es and create friendships for adults with disabili es. In April, watch Disney on Ice at Colonial Life Arena a er dinner at Wendy's (please pay a en on to mes). Register by Apr. 9. In May, camp overnight at Saluda Shoals Park! Informa on available at registra on.

Ages Adults $36 Seven Oaks Park 44720100 Fri., Apr. 17, 5:30–9:30 . .

Seven Oaks Park Ages 16–Adult $30 44720101 Fri./Sat., May 15, 6:00 . .–9:00 . .

The Sweet Life The Sweet Life is a program for young adults with disabili es to get together with their peers and enjoy dessert followed by a leisurely stroll. The fee includes transporta on, dessert and drink. In April, visit Marble Slab Creamery followed by a walk through Sandhills.

Ages Adults $12 Seven Oaks Park 44728300 Fri., Apr. 24, 7:00–9:00 . .

A Night at the Theatre Young adults with special needs are invited to join us for dinner followed by a performance of Aladdin at Harbison Theater. The performance and dinner are included in the fee.

Ages Adults $23 Seven Oaks Park 44720200 Fri., May 1, 6:00–9:30 . .

Murder Mystery Dinner Seven Oaks Sleuths is a theater program for young adults with disabili es that develops self-confidence and public speaking skills through theatrical performance. Members will par cipate in two prac ce sessions followed by a performance of The Kentucky Derby Killer. The show is an hour of scripted mystery, improvisa on and audience parcipa on which includes dinner, dessert and a so drink ($15 fee).

Ages 16–Adult $25 Seven Oaks Park 44722400 Prac ce, Mon., May 18, May 25, 6:00–7:30 . .

Seven Oaks Park Ages 10–Adult $15 44722401 Performance, Fri., May 29, 6:30–8:00 . .

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Super Summer Camp This camp is for children with special needs and includes indoor and outdoor ac vi es like cra s, games, canoeing and more! Bring a bag lunch each day. Morning and a ernoon snacks will be provided.

Par cipants must be moderately independent in all ac vi es of daily living. There is a 1:3 staff to child ra o but if closer supervision is needed, a personal assistant is required for a endance. Payment is due the Mon. prior to each week your child par cipates in camp.

Ages 8–21 $135/week Seven Oaks Park 44719101 Mon.–Fri., Jun. 8–12, 7:45 . .–6:00 . .

44719102 Mon.–Fri., Jun. 15–19, 7:45 . .–6:00 . .

44719103 Mon.–Fri., Jun. 22–26, 7:45 . .–6:00 . .

44719104 Mon.–Fri., Jun. 29–Jul. 3, 7:45 . .–6:00 . .

14719101 Mon.–Fri., Jul. 6–10, 7:45 . .–6:00 . .

14719102 Mon.–Fri., Jul. 13–17, 7:45 . .–6:00 . .

14719103 Mon.–Fri., Jul. 20–29, 7:45 . .–6:00 . .

14719104 Mon.–Fri., Aug. 3–7, 7:45 . .–6:00 . .

14719105 Mon.–Fri., Aug. 10–14, 7:45 . .–6:00 . .

After School Programs 2014-2015 Therapeu c Recrea on A er School Program A erschool care is available for students with special needs at the following loca ons: Crooked Creek Park: Pick-up from Lake Murray Elementary School, Chapin Elementary School, Chapin Middle School, Chapin High School. Students from other schools may par cipate if transportaon is arranged through the district office. Fee: $25/Week.

Seven Oaks Park: Pick-up from Irmo Middle School and Irmo High School. Fee: $30/Week Extreme Teen A er School Program Extreme Teen provides a supervised and safe a er-school environment for Chapin Middle School students. Par cipants must register for the program and have a valid ICRC Youth Basic Pass. The program operates Mon.–Fri. un l 6:00 . . at Crooked Creek Park. Staff will escort CMS students to the park daily. Adult/par cipant ra o of 1:15.

Fees: $15/Per Week A ended; $5/Per Week Snack Op on $5 extra for school In-service days – must sign up in advance Call Crooked Creek Park for more informa on at 345-6181.

A ernoon Safari 2014–2015 School Year A ernoon Safari provides a safe, nurturing environment and offers a variety of opportuni es for children to grow physically, socially, and academically.

Our daily schedule includes an a ernoon snack, recess, supervised homework me, social recrea on, and physical educa on. Children are grouped by grades as they rotate through these program areas.

Ac vi es include arts & cra s, reading, character building exercises, guest speakers/demonstrators and organized games. Special programming opportuni es include computer lab access (at select sites), inter-genera onal programming and lessons/classes.

Ballen ne Elementary & Oak Pointe Elementary • On-site programs Crooked Creek Park • Transporta on provided from Chapin Elementary and Lake Murray Elementary to Crooked Creek Park.

Seven Oaks Park/Leaphart Elementary • Transporta on provided from Seven Oaks Elementary School, Leaphart Elementary School and Harbison West Elementary School to Seven Oaks Park.

Fees • Weekly fee: $48/child • Daily fee: $12/child ($24, two day weekly minimum) • Interim fee: $25/child each week (pick up by 3:40 . .)

For addi onal informa on please call 345-6181.

Health and Wellness Programs

Walking Program Walk your way to fitness! Pick up a free Walking Log Book at Seven Oaks Park, Crooked Creek Park or Saluda Shoals Park front desks.

TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) Crooked Creek Park Group support, fellowship and lots of fun. No special food or drinks to purchase. Meets Tuesdays from 6:30–7:30 . . $26/Annual Dues Personal Training for Adults Personal Training is available to Fitness Center pass holders. $20/30 Minutes; $35/Hour; $50/Hour Doubles ($25/Per Person) To consult with a trainer, call Seven Oaks Park at 772-3336 or Crooked Creek Park at 345-6181. Ages 14 and older.

Disc Golf Disc Golf courses are located at Crooked Creek and Seven Oaks Parks. Free to play. Bring your own discs.

Racquetball Crooked Creek Park is home to two racquetball courts. Reserve a court by calling 345-6181.

Early Bird Aerobics This low impact class meets Mon., Wed., Fri. on a monthly basis.

All Ages $21 Crooked Creek Park 53421004 Mon./Wed./Fri., Apr. 1, 8:00–9:00 . .

53421005 Mon./Wed./Fri., May 1, 8:00–9:00 . .

53421006 Mon./Wed./Fri., Jun. 1, 8:00–9:00 . .

Tonelates Cardio, toning, and Pilates combo class. Must pre-register.

Ages 15–Adult $45 Crooked Creek Park 53421204 Mon./Wed., Apr. 1, 5:30–6:30 . .

53421205 Mon./Wed., May 4, 5:30–6:30 . .

Fns Aa Ps All Access Facility Pass – Full use of cardio and weight equipment, access to the indoor walking track and open play in the gymnasium.

Ages 14 and older. Ini al orienta on is required.

Crooked Creek Park/Seven Oaks Park $150/12-Month Pass; $80/6-Month Pass; $42/3-Month Pass; $15/Monthly; $5/Daily College Pass – All Access Facility Pass/40 visits to the park in a 12-month period with proof of current college enrollment. $87/40 Visit Pass, Crooked Creek Park/Seven Oaks Park Adult Basketball/Walking Pass – Access to the indoor walking track and open play in the gymnasium. $40/12 Month Pass, Crooked Creek Park/Seven Oaks Park Youth Basketball Pass – Pass holders (11−16) have access to open play in the gymnasium. $10/12 Month Pass, Crooked Creek Park/Seven Oaks Park 13-Class Fitness Pass Purchase this 13-Class Fitness Pass and try out new classes or change up your fitness rou ne. Eligible classes vary at each park.

Ages 16–Adult $45 Seven Oaks Park Yoga, Senior Fitness I & II, Weights & Sculpt, and Zumba Free One Day Trial Fitness Pass Jump start your exercise program! Come in to Crooked Creek Park (345-6181) or Seven Oaks Park (772-3336) for a FREE one day pass.

Ages 14–Adult No Fee Crooked Creek Park/Seven Oaks Park

Pilates Focus on core/abdominal exercises with a wide range of rou nes.

Must pre-register.

Ages 15–Adult $40 Crooked Creek Park 53421304 Tues./Thurs., Apr. 2, 4:30–5:30 . .

53421306 Tues./Thurs., Jun. 2, 4:30–5:30 . .

53421305 Tues./Thurs., May 5, 4:30–5:30 . .

Jazzercise Jazzercise is a calorie-torching, hip-swiveling, Shakira’d-be-proud dance party workout to put your abs to the test, with a hot play list to distract you from the burn. Our classes—Strike, Fusion, Core, Strength and Dance Mixx—will leave you breathless, toned and coming back for more. Start working it…with Jazzercise. Visit www. jazzercise.com or call Michele McFadden at 803-446-2865.

All Ages Seven Oaks Park $25/Registra on Fee; $38/Monthly; $85/8 Week Pass; $10/Daily Tues.–Sat., 9:00–10:00 . .; Mon., 6:30–7:30 . . and Tues./ Thurs., 6:00–7:00 . .; Fri., 6:00–6:30 . .; Sun., 4:30–5:30 . .

Body Sculp ng This class focuses on toning and strengthening exercises for upper and lower body. The body shaping rou ne is designed to improve overall body strength, func on, and structure. Must pre-register.

Ages 15–Adult $45 Crooked Creek Park 53421104 Mon./Wed., Apr. 1, 4:30–5:30 . .

53421106 Mon./Wed., Jun. 1, 4:30–5:30 . .

53421105 Mon./Wed., May 4, 4:30–5:30 . .

Boot Camp – Women’s Fitness Achieve the highest possible fitness level. CCP's Fee is for 4 classes.

Ages Adults $40 Crooked Creek Park 53425004 Sat., Apr. 4, 7:30–8:30 . .

53425005 Sat., May 2, 7:30–8:30 . .

53425006 Sat., Jun. 6, 7:30–8:30 . .

Crooked Creek Park – 345-6181 | Seven Oaks Park – 772-3336 | Saluda Shoals Park – 772-1228

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ZUMBA® ZUMBA® is an exhilara ng, effec ve, easy-to-follow, La n-inspired, calorie-burning dance fitness-party. $5/Daily; $45/13 Class Pass Ages 16–Adult Seven Oaks Park 544246 Tues., 6:00–7:00 . .

Yoga Yoga for all ages and skill levels. Dress in loose fi ng clothes and bring a towel or mat. CCP must register prior to the first class.

Ages 16–Adult $5/Daily; $15 Monthly; Seven Oaks Park $45/13-Class Pass 544242 Tues., 10:00–11:00 . .

Crooked Creek Park Ages 16–Adult 53424004 Mon.–Wed., Apr. 1, 6:30–7:30 . .

53424005 Mon.–Wed., May 4, 6:30–7:30 . .

53424006 Tues./Thurs., Jun. 2, 6:30–7:30 . .

Crooked Creek Park Ages 16–Adult $35 53423004 Mon./Thurs., Apr. 2, 9:00–9:45 . .

53423005 Mon./Thurs., May 4, 9:00–9:45 . .

53423006 Mon./Thurs., Jun. 1, 9:00–9:45 . .

53422004 Tues./Thurs., Apr. 2, 5:30–6:30 . .

53422006 Tues./Thurs., Jun. 2, 5:30–6:30 . .

53422005 Tues./Thurs., May 5, 5:30–6:30 . .

53422104 Low Impact Mon./Wed., Apr. 1, 4:00–5:00 . .

53422105 Low Impact Mon./Wed., May 4, 4:00–5:00 . .

53422106 Low Impact Mon./Wed., Jun. 1, 4:00–5:00 . .

Beginner Tai Chi Join one of the parks popular fitness classes. Our instructor will guide you through steps to make your body look and feel great!

Crooked Creek Park offers a wide variety of Yoga and Tai Chi classes throughout the day. Please contact the park for an up-to-date schedule to find the perfect class to meet your needs.

Ages 16–Adult $35 Crooked Creek Park 53422904 Mon./Thurs., Apr. 2, 10:00–10:45 . .

53423204 Mon./Wed., Apr. 1, 5:15–6:00 . .

53422905 Mon./Thurs., May 4, 10:00–10:45 . .

53423205 Mon./Wed., May 4, 5:15–6:00 . .

53422906 Mon./Thurs., Jun. 1, 10:00–10:45 . .

53423206 Mon./Wed., Jun. 1, 5:15–6:00 . .

Sports Instruction

Weights & Sculpt This one-hour total body workout uses weights, bands, and exercise balls to tone and strengthen your body. Bring water and a mat or thick towel. Wear comfortable clothes and sneakers.

Ages 16–Adult $5/Daily; $15/Monthly; Seven Oaks Park $45/13-Class Pass 544243 Wed.,10:00–11:00 . .

Total Body Condi oning A mul -ac vity workout designed for all fitness levels. Fees are for a 12–visit punch card.

Ages Adults $45 Crooked Creek Park 53426004 Mon./Tues./Thurs./Fri., Apr. 2, 8:00–9:00 . .

53426005 Mon./Tues./Thurs./Fri., May 1, 8:00–9:00 . .

53426006 Mon./Tues./Thurs./Fri., Jun. 1, 8:00–9:00 . .

Blast Belly Fat Just a li le abdominal fat is unhealthy and a big belly can be harmful.

This class focuses on three steps to whi le your waist: 1)Fitness Plan, 2)Nutri on Plan, and 3)Lifestyle Plan.

Ages 16–Adults $30 Seven Oaks Park 44424800 Tues., May 26/Jun. 2, 6:15–8:00 . .

Tennis Lessons for beginner, intermediate, or advanced players are taught

by Cer fied Tennis Instructors. Payment must be made at park front desk prior to lessons.

Fees: Private Lessons: $40/hour; $20/30 minutes Semi-Private (2): $21, Seven Oaks Park/Crooked Creek Park USTA league play is also available for all levels and divisions. Private Group Clinics are also available by request with appointment. Fees vary by group size.

Aerobics with Body Sculp ng Workout that combines Pilates, body sculp ng and Yoga.

Ages 14–Adult $40/6 Weeks Seven Oaks Park 54424105 Mon./Wed., Apr. 13–May 20, 5:30–6:30 . .

54424106 Mon./Wed., Jun. 1–Jul. 8, 5:30–6:30 . .

Group Tennis Lessons Weekly beginner tennis program teaches the basics of tennis. Must register in advance.

All Ages $46/Month Seven Oaks Park 542180 Youth Tennis, Thursdays, 5:30–6:15 . .

Senior Fitness I Wear comfortable clothes and shoes with good support.

Ages Adults $14 Crooked Creek Park 53420004 Mon./Wed./Fri., Apr. 1, 9:15–10:15 . .

53420005 Mon./Wed./Fri., May 1, 9:15–10:15 . .

53420006 Mon./Wed./Fri., Jun. 1, 9:15–10:15 . .

Ages 11–17

Ages Adults $14/Month Seven Oaks Park 544350 Mon./Tues./Thurs., 8:30–9:30 . .

Senior Fitness II Use a chair to sit or stand while exercising. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes with good support.

Ages Adults $10/Month Seven Oaks Park 544351 Mon./Tues./Thurs., 9:45–10:30 . .

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Crooked Creek Park

Pickleball Pickleball is a game played with a perforated plas c ball and paddles on a court with a low net. Free open play will be offered every Wed. and Fri. at 9:00 . . at Seven Oaks Park. No experience necessary.

Limited equipment is available for use and you can bring your own equipment to play.

Tae Kwon Do Taught by a 6th degree black belt with over 40 years of experience.

Ages Adults $30/Month Seven Oaks Park 542670 Tues./Thurs., 7:00–8:00 . .

Baton Twirling In this class, students will learn twirling skills and beginner dance/ twirl combina ons while developing hand-eye coordina on and wrist flexibility. Batons are provided. Class meets on Fridays throughout the spring. No class the week of District 5 spring break.

Ages 6–12 $50 Crooked Creek Park 53612002 Wed., April. 1, 4:30–6:30 . .

I y Bi y Kid Fit Kid Fit classes are theme-oriented fitness classes for boys and girls.

Must register prior to the first class.

Ages 2–5 $40/Month Crooked Creek Park 53611004 Tues., Apr. 7, 9:30–10:15 . .

53611005 Tues., May 5, 9:30–10:15 . .

Seven Oaks Park Ages 2–5 $40/Month 542105 Wed, Apr./May, 11:00–11:45 . .

Kidfit Kid Fit offers theme-oriented fitness classes for boys and girls that develop coordina on, balance, strength and flexibility. This class is ongoing throughout the school year. Must register in advance.

Ages 4–12 $10/Week Seven Oaks Park 542106 Wed., 4:15–5:00 . .

Karate Learn Tradi onal Shotokan and Jiu-jitsu styles of Karate. For quesons email carolinafamilykarate@gmail.com. Discounts available for mul ple children.

Ages 5–Adult $75/Month Seven Oaks Park 542671 Classes meet twice per week and are offered: Wednesdays (3:15–4:00 . ., 4:00–4:45 . ., 7:00–7:45 . ., & 7:45–8:45 . .) and Thursdays (4:00–4:45 . ., 4:45–5:30 . ., 7:00–7:45 . ., & 7:45–8:45 . .)

Beginner and Advanced Karate This Korean Karate program is for beginner or advanced students.

New students must meet with instructor. Call 345-6181 for details.

Ages 8–Adult $46 Crooked Creek Park 53610204 Beginner, Tues./Thurs., Apr. 2, 6:30–7:15 . .

53610205 Beginner, Tues./Thurs., May 5, 6:30–7:15 . .

53610206 Beginner, Tues./Thurs., Jun. 2, 6:30–7:15 . .

53610304 Advanced, Tues./Thurs., Apr. 2, 7:15–8:00 . .

53610305 Advanced, Tues./Thurs., May 5, 7:15–8:00 . .

53610306 Advanced, Tues./Thurs., Jun. 2, 7:15–8:00 . .

George Bryan 55+ Golf Lessons This monthly program is designed to study the en re game of golf with emphasis on flexibility, condi oning, and nutri on.

Ages Adults $40/Month George Bryan Golf Acad.

523318 Novice Fri., 10:00–10:55 . .

Advanced Fri., 11:00–11:55 . .

Pu and Pour Gather your friends and your favorite beverage and learn to play or improve your golf game! Bring your drink of choice and cups or koozies! Topics covered include: Golf e que e, short game, pitching, pu ng, scoring, game management, full swing, on-course play, and scoring strategy. All skill levels welcome. Clubs are available. Call 345-6181 for informa on.

Ages Adults $75/4 Sessions George Bryan Golf Acad.

52300018 Mon., Apr. 20, 7:30–8:30 . .

52300019 Mon., Jun. 15, 7:30–8:30 . .

Youth and Adult Athletics Coaches Wanted!

If you are interested in coaching a youth team, please contact: Seven Oaks Park, Brian Riddle, 772-3336 Crooked Creek Park, Paul Atkerson, 345-6181 Athle c Hotline for Prac ce and Game Cancella ons: Seven Oaks Park: 803-772-3369 Crooked Creek Park: 803-345-8118 Youth Scholarship Program Scholarships for youth athle c programs are available to families in need. For more informa on call 803-772-3336 or 803-345-6181.

Coed Basketball Players will have one prac ce and one game per week on weeknights at Seven Oaks Park and Crooked Creek Park. Registra on May 18–Jun. 4, 2015.

Ages 5–7 $65 Seven Oaks Park 44310005 Ages 8–10 44310400

$65

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Ages 11–13 44310107

$65

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Boys Basketball Kids will have one prac ce and one game per week on weeknights.

Ages 9–11 $65 Crooked Creek Park 43314105 Ages 12–14 43314205

$65

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Girls Basketball Kids will have one prac ce and one game per week on weeknights.

Ages 9–11 $65 Crooked Creek Park 43314305 Ages 12–14 43314405

$65

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Art Programs Art Leagues Crooked Creek Art League: Meets at 7:00 . . every third Mon. from Sept. through May. For informa on call 781-9539 or 345-8181 or visit www.crookedcreekart.org.

Seven Oaks Art League: Meets at 7:00 . . on the third Thurs. of the month from Sept. through May. Fees are $20 annually. For informa on, call 772-3336.

The Ar st’s Place Work by local ar sts of the Crooked Creek and Seven Oaks Art Leagues is on display at Crooked Creek Park and Seven Oaks Park.

Crooked Creek Park: 345-6181 or jriddle@icrc.net Seven Oaks Park: 772-3336 or dlong@icrc.net.

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Chapin Arts & Cra s Associa on The associa on meets Sept. through May on the 2nd and 4th Thurs. from 10:00 . .–12:00 . Crooked Creek Park.

The Palme o Shell Club Want to learn about seashells? Want to take shell-collec ng trips?

Info/brochure available or call 772-3336. Seven Oaks Park Seven Oaks Last Chance Band If you can sing, play or just like to listen to Bluegrass Music come and sit in with the Last Chance Band at Seven Oaks Park on Mon. and Thurs. from 12:30–2:00 . . Call Bob Swanson at 798-8205 for more informa on. Seven Oaks Park Kni ng & Crochet Club Meets at Seven Oaks Park from 11:00 . . un l 2:00 . . on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month. $1 per person.

Chapin Chirpers For informa on contact Joan Marco, 345-8701, or 240-2054 or garyjoan@aol.com. Crooked Creek Park Dutch Fork Choral Society For informa on contact Lil Mood at 345-3460. Crooked Creek Park Ceramics Workshop Greenware and supplies are available for purchase on Tues. and Thurs. from 10:00 . .–12:00 , Seven Oaks Park Po ery Studio Pass Pass includes an ICRC ID card, one 25 lb. bag of clay, 3-months unlimited use of the po ery studio, wheel, and firing of po ery made in the studio. Orienta on required, call 345-6181. $45, Crooked Creek Park Individual Po ery Instruc on Learn to make a pinch pot, a coil pot, and how to use the po er’s wheel. Supplies are provided. Call 345-6181 for informa on.

Ages 8–Adult, $20/Hour; $140/8 Hour Package Crooked Creek Park Crooked Creek Po ers Meet 1st Tuesday of the month at 6:30 . . in the Po ery Studio at Crooked Creek Park. For informa on, contact Christy Brasington at 803-309-7151 or brasingtoncl@gmail.com.

Slab Building Po ery Learn techniques for slab built po ery. This 6 week class will show students how to produce func onal po ery from hand-built mugs to decorated pla ers and construc on of 3-dimen onal pieces like boxes and birdhouses.

Ages Adults $225 Crooked Creek Park 53550603 Thurs., Apr. 9, 6:30–8:30 . .

Wheel Po ery In this 6 week introductory class you will explore the basics of wheel thrown po ery. You will learn methods of centering, li ing, forming, trimming, and briefly cover glazing techniques. Cost of class includes clay and a basic tool set.

Ages Adults $225 Crooked Creek Park 53550702 Thurs., Mar. 26, 10:00 . .–12:00 Introductory Art Classes Learn art techniques and how to view and define a subject using acrylics or pastels. Individual instruc on by ar st Stuart Peters.

Ages 14–Adult $120 Crooked Creek Park 53520206 Tues., Apr. 14, 10:00 . .–12:00

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Visit www.icrc.net to register.

Intermediate Art Workshops This workshop is for intermediate to advanced students who have completed Introductory Art or a previous class with the ar st.

Students work in pastel or acrylics and learn advanced techniques.

Bring a lunch. Stuart Peters will provide individual instruc on.

Ages 14–Adult $120 Crooked Creek Park 53520306 Thurs., Apr. 9, 10:00 . .–12:30 . .

53520307 Thurs., May 7, 10:00 . .–12:30 . .

Brushstrokes Pain ng Create a work of art to take home. Bring a snack and non-alcoholic beverages to class. Must register in advance. All supplies provided by instructor.

Ages 16–Adult $36/Per Week Seven Oaks Park 445105 Mondays, 10:00 . .–12:00 N Adult Art Basic drawing and pain ng techniques will be covered. All supplies are provided. Par cipants will take home a completed drawing or pain ng each week.

Ages 16–Adult $80/4 Weeks Seven Oaks Park 44511100 Tues., Apr. 21–May 12, 2:00–3:00 . .

Woodcarving This hands-on class is taught by Carolina Wood Carvers. Tools may be available along with blank wood for a fee. Group meets weekly.

Ages 14–Adult No Fee Crooked Creek Park Guitar, Piano and other Band Instruments – Youth and Adult Beginner to advanced lessons are taught weekly in half hour increments. Fees are paid monthly. Contact instructor prior to first lesson. $80 /Month, Crooked Creek Park/ Seven Oaks Park

Dance Programs Youth Dance Recital in the spring. Par cipants must purchase a costume for the recital. Must enroll prior to March to par cipate in the recital.

Ages 2–3 $200/Spring Crooked Creek Park 536131S1 Thurs., 5:00–5:30 . .

Ages 4–7 $200/Spring 536131S7 Thurs., 5:30–6:15 . .

Crooked Creek Park

Ages 6–12 $200/Spring 536131SJ Jazz, Thurs., 6:15–7:00 . .

Crooked Creek Park

Tap/Ballet Young dancers are introduced to proper dance class structure and basic techniques in a fun and relaxed environment. Basic black tap shoes and pink ballet shoes required. Hair should be pulled back from face. Wear clothes that are easy to move in, but not baggy. Recital held in May. Par cipants may be asked to purchase matching leotards and accessories for recital.

Ages 3–5 $35/Month Seven Oaks Park 545102 Mon., Apr./May, 4:00–4:30 . .

Ages 6–8 $35/Month 545102 Mon., Apr./May, 4:35–5:05 . .

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Adult Tap Classes Tap is a great way to relax, have fun, make friends and, tone up.

Ages 16–Adult $40 Crooked Creek Park 536130A4 Thurs., Apr. 2, 4:15–5:00 . .

536130A5 Thurs., May 7, 4:15–5:00 . .

536130A6 Thurs., Jun. 4, 4:15–5:00 . .

Ballroom Dancing Basic dance steps and technique will be taught. Wear smooth-soled shoes. No experience is necessary and a partner is not required.

All Ages Single $40 Seven Oaks Park All Ages Couple $60 Seven Oaks Park Session 1: Mon., Apr. 6–May 11, 6:30–7:45 . .

Session 2: Mon., May 18–Jun. 29 (no class May 25), 6:30–7:45 . .

Senior Line Dancing This class is for beginner through advanced dancers. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes.

Ages Adults $14/Month Seven Oaks Park 545351 Mondays & Thursdays, 10:45–11:45 . .

Square Dances Dances are western square with line dance instruc on during breaks.

Dances are held the 1st and 3rd Sat. of each month at 7:30 . . Call Clay Shelton at 345-0610 for details. Crooked Creek Park.

Ballroom Dancing Drop-In Prac ce Want to prac ce your ballroom dancing? Please wear smoothsoled (preferably leather) shoes. No experience or partner is necessary. Ages 16–Adult $5/Day Seven Oaks Park 345253 Sat., 3:00–4:00 . .

Shag Lessons Learn to shag with an experienced instructor.

Ages 14–Adult Single $37 Seven Oaks Park Ages 14–Adult Couple $52 Seven Oaks Park Session 1: Wed., Apr. 1–May 6, 7:00–8:00 . .

Session 2: Wed., May 1–Jun. 17, 7:00–8:00 . .

Session 3: Wed., Jun. 24–Jul. 29, 7:00–8:00 . .

Education Programs

Math for Pre-Schoolers Children will learn to love math in a fun and interac ve way.

Concepts covered include classifica on, pa erning, one-to-one correspondence, shapes and measurements.

Ages 4–5 $45 Seven Oaks Park 44640001 Tues./Wed., May 12–20, 10:15–11:30 . .

Finding Rhythm A er Loss These free drumming sessions will provide techniques to help lower stress and bring healing while journeying through the grieving process. All instruments will be provided. No experience necessary.

Sessions include: Breathing through the Pain, Relax and Release, The Power in Quiet, and Finding Your Rhythm. Pre-register by April 3, limit 20 par cipants. For more informa on, contact: Cyndi Boot at 429-6783 or cboot@regencyhospice.com Ages Adults FREE Seven Oaks Park 44630201 Tues., Apr. 7–28, 6:30–7:30 . .

Conversa onal French Learn to speak French at a basic level. This class is for beginners, those looking to refresh skills and those preparing to travel to French speaking countries.

Ages 16–Adult $50/3 week class Seven Oaks Park 44640100 Sun., April 12–26, 2:00–4:00 . .

Boater Educa on This basic boa ng class covers: naviga on aids, rules of the road, safety equipment, boa ng laws and safety. The class is free and the cer fica on received is reciprocated in every state. Any person under the age of 16 who wishes to operate any vessel with 15 HP or greater must have one of the following: (1) a Boater Educa on Cer fica on or (2) an adult 18 years of age or older present. Class is somewhat technical and students must pass a 60 ques on test.

Students should bring a bag lunch and pencil for cer fica on. Children under the age of 12 should be accompanied by an adult. ALL REGISTRATION IS DONE THROUGH DNR, dnr.sc.gov.

All Ages No Fee Seven Oaks Park 54663600 Sat., May 9, 8:30 . .–4:00 . .

Babysi ng Class This American Health and Safety Ins tute babysi ng course teaches par cipants the basics of caring for infants through school age children, home and play safety, and accident preven on. Basic first aid skills will be taught by a Registered Nurse that cover many common emergencies including bleeding, choking, dental injuries, nosebleeds, and insect bites. Please bring a bag lunch to class.

Ages 11–15 $55 Seven Oaks Park 44613204 Sat., May 2, 9:00 . .–2:00 . .

WOOF University, Basic Basic class teaches obedience commands, controlled walk and addresses behavior problems. Dogs must be at least 4 months old and current on shots. Call Dawn O’Cain or Kelly Whi ngton prior to the first class at 356-7468. Advanced class available by request.

Ages 14–Adult $80 Seven Oaks Park Basic class is 7:00–8:00 . .

Session 1: Mar. 31–May 5 Session 2: May 12–Jun. 16 Session 3: Jun. 23– Jul. 22 Everyday Mathema cs for Adults Students focus on frac on concepts, decimal concepts, percent, problem solving, and money math. Materials/supplies are included.

Ages 16–Adult $52 Seven Oaks Park 44640000 Tues., April 14–28, 6:15–8:00 . .

Back to Basics: Healthy Ideas for Be er Ea ng Straight from your pantry – boost energy, get glowing skin, sleep be er and more. What could be more fun and delicious than healing yourself with culinary medicine – your own food!

Ages 16–Adults $10 Seven Oaks Park 44663100 Tues., Jun. 9, 10:15 . .–12:00 44663101 Tues., Jun. 9, 6:15–8:15 . .

AARP Driver’s Safety Program Renew your knowledge of safe driving in this one day course. Pay $20 fee to instructor on day of class. AARP Members pay $15.

Ages Adults Seven Oaks Park 54630004 Fri., May 15, 9:00 . .–3:00 . .

Crooked Creek Park Ages Adults 43630001 Fri., Jun. 26, 9:00 . .–3:00 . .

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Flower Arranging Learn to create simple but eloquent flower arrangements for any occasion using annuals and perennials. All equipment is provided and arrangements can be taken home.

Ages 16–Adult $20 Seven Oaks Park 44511502 Tues., May 19, 2:00–3:30 . .

Saluda Shoals Park Photography Contest Amateur photographers are invited to enter their best nature photographs. Cash prizes will be awarded to the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners in each category. Entries are due Fri., Apr. 17, 2015. Visit www.icrc.net for an applica on or call 213-2054.

Saluda Shoals Park Shakespeare Workshop This workshop will decode the mysteries of Shakespeare’s works using tools to understand these famous, yet some mes confusing, plays. The class will also look at the history of William Shakespeare, his language and wri ng style. Register by May 16.

Ages 18 and up $46/Per Person Saluda Shoals Park Sat., May 30, 10:00 . .–2:00 . .

Volunteer Nature Interpreter Program Volunteers a end a nine week training program preparing them to educate park guests at the Saluda Shoals Wetland Preserve through natural and cultural interpreta on. Call 213-2051 for details.

Rudy’s Junior Rangers Get your Rudy’s Junior Ranger book at the Environmental Educa on Center and complete six ac vi es to become a Jr. Ranger. $35/Per 10 Par cipants. Saluda Shoals Park Discovering Nature Leapers Creepers, It’s a Logs Life, and Animal Autographs nature programs can be tailored for ages 5–10. Programs include a presenta on by a park ranger and guided nature walk. Maximum 15 par cipants per program. $35/With Facility Rental. Saluda Shoals Park Bug Hotel Ac vity Search the “Bug Hotel” with a magnifying glass for insects following the rules in the Bug Hotel ID book. Record your findings and make a stencil rubbing. Materials are available at the EEC Front Desk. $5/Daily Parking Fee. Saluda Shoals Park

Intensive Ac ng Workshop Take an intense look at the world of an actor and learn what it takes to tread the boards in a fun way! No experience necessary, just a posi ve a tude and comfortable shoes. Register by Jun. 6 Ages 15 and up $52/Per Person Saluda Shoals Park Sun. Jun. 14, 2:00–7:00 . .

Munzees Munzee is a real world interna onal scavenger hunt game where items are found and captured using a smartphone. It is geocaching on a smartphone. Explore Saluda Shoals Park, Seven Oaks Park and Crooked Creek Park and find our munzees! Munzee app is free, download required. $5/Daily Parking Fee.

Senior Ac ng Series In this series, those interested in ac ng for performance can sharpen their skills for the stage. The series will end with a live performance! Register by Aug. 4 Ages 55+ $162/8 Sessions Saluda Shoals Park Tues. Aug. 11– Sept. 29, 2:00–4:00 . .

Saluda Shoals Park Mobile Learning Walkabout Pick up a QR code Field Guide at the Environmental Center and use your smart phone to take an educa onal walk through the Park. $5/Daily Parking Fee. Saluda Shoals Park

Shakespeare Series Each class will analyze a different William Shakespeare play. Par cipants will read scenes aloud and act on their feet. Register for one session or all four! Registra on deadline Aug. 3.

Class 1: Midsummer Night’s Dream Class 2: History Plays (King Richard I, II, III and King Henry) Class 3: Hamlet Class 4: Twel h Night Ages 18+ $22/Per Person, Per Class Saluda Shoals Park Mon. Sept. 14, Sept. 21, Oct. 5, Oct. 19, 6:00–8:00 . .

Environmental Education Programs Bird Walks Join Patricia Voelker for excep onal bird walks in the park. If you do not have a life bird list, now is a wonderful me to start. Bring binoculars, walking shoes, water, sunscreen, and insect repellent.

Dates: Last Sat. of month, 8:00–10:00 . ., $5/Daily Parking Fee Environmental Center Parking Lot, Saluda Shoals Park Wild Flower Safari Explore the amazing wild flowers that call Saluda Shoals Park home.

Maximum 15 par cipants. A great program for Garden Clubs. $35/Group, Saluda Shoals Park New! Astronomy for Fun Join Larry Metcalf to view the night sky. Learn how telescopes work.

Bring your own if you have one. Discussions include our solar system, galaxies and more!

All Ages $15/Adult; $10/Student (ages 10–15), Saluda Shoals Park Tues., May 12 and May 26, 6:30 . .– 9:00 . .

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X-Plorer Packs Available on a first-come, first served basis. X-Plorer Packs include field guides, a magnifying glass, binoculars and seasonal nature ac vi es. An ID is required to borrow packs. $5/Daily Parking Fee Saluda Shoals Park Cub Scout Workshops Various one-hour Cub Scout Badge workshops are offered at Saluda Shoals Park. Scout leaders and chaperones are free of charge. Call 213-2053 to schedule. Call for more informa on. $35/Minimum (for up to 15 boys). Saluda Shoals Park Boy Scouts Merit Badge Ranger staff is approved by the Boy Scouts of America to provide programming for Boy Scouts. For more details on the study content, objec ves and badges visit h p://www.boyscou rail.com/boyscouts/bsa-merit-badges.asp. Call 803-213-2054 to reserve a class.

Mammal Study (4 of 5 requirements for the badge) Environmental Science: Nature Part 2 (2 of 4 requirements for badge) Orienteering Geocaching $35/Per Group of 15, Saluda Shoals Park Brownie and Girl Scout Workshops Brownies and Juniors can earn Badges in these 1 1/2 hour nature workshops. Scout leaders and chaperones are free of charge. Call 213-2055 to schedule a workshop.

Brownie Workshops: Senses or Hiker Junior Workshops: Camper, Animal Habitats or Geocacher $35/Minimum Fee (up to 15 girls). Saluda Shoals Park Group Camping Scouts, churches and school groups can camp overnight at Saluda Shoals Park on Friday from 5:00 . .– Saturday at 10:00 . . Maximum par cipants should not exceed twenty including chaperones.

No more than ten tents. For more informa on call 803-213-2053.

Environmental Educational Field Trips

Interpre ve Saluda River Canoe Trip (6th–College) Guided by a Park Ranger, paddle a water trail on the Saluda River and discover the effects of cold water mee ng warm water. Explore the “shoals”, understand the unique habitat they form and learn the geologic importance of the “Fall Line.”

Fee: $10/Student (maximum 20 students), Saluda Shoals Park Required student/chaperone ra o: • Grades 6–8, 1 chaperone per boat (2 students) • Grades 9–12, 1 chaperone per 5 students • College, 2 chaperones per 20 students • Addi onal chaperones: $10 per person Scheduling your EducaƟon Programs • Advanced reserva ons are required. Please call the Environmental Educa on Center at Saluda Shoals Park between 8:30 . .– 5:00 . ., Mon. through Fri. at 803-213-2053.

• Each classroom holds up to 25 children. Teachers must be with the class. Addi onal chaperones are welcome.

• Arrangements can be made for schools with more than 50 students.

For more than 10 years, Saluda Shoals Park has offered excep onal field trip opportuni es led by experienced rangers/educators that address both Na onal and SC Educa on Science Standards. Students will study the wonders of nature through hands-on ac vi es covering life, physical and earth science through four main components: 1. a classroom or outdoor laboratory lesson 2. an interac ve component including a visit to the Exhibit Hall or net dipping and specimen collec ng 3. an immersion learning nature walk to a specific habitat 4. ac vity sheets to assist teachers in preparing for lessons

Paddle Programs

Each classroom holds up to 25 children. Teachers must be with the class. Addi onal chaperones are welcome. Arrangements can be made for schools bringing more than fi y students.

Grade Specific Programs, Saluda Shoals Park • K5: Life Cycles of Plants, Life Cycles of Animals, Life in the Wetlands.

• 1st Grade: Basic Needs of Plants, Plants Have a Life Cycle, Life in the Wetlands.

• 2nd Grade: Animal Life Cycles, Animals and their Habitats, Wetland Habitats.

• 3rd Grade: How Plants and Animals Survive, Soil Structure and Change, Wetland Habitats.

• 4th Grade: Interac on of Plants and Animals, Effects of Organisms on the Environment, Wetland Diversity.

• 5th Grade: Bio c and Abio c Factors in a Living System, Environmental Quality, Wetland Diversity.

• 6th Grade: Effects of Rainfall on Land, Structures and Func on of Plants, Wetland Ecology.

• 7th Grade: Analyze Soil Proper es, Analyzing Water Sheds, Wetland Ecology.

• 8th–12th Grade: Ornithology, Biodiversity, Wetland Ecology.

Saluda Shoals Park Guided River Trips Enjoy a 3-hour guided river trip on the Saluda River. Minimum 4 par cipants. Reserva ons required. Call 213-2053 to reserve a trip.

Moonlight on the Murray Paddle on Lake Murray while the sun sets and the moon rises! Enjoy the sounds of nature at night and the beau ful lake views by the light of the moon. These leisurely, relaxing paddles are suitable for anyone.

Contact Bryan Senn at 213-2054 or bsenn@icrc.net for informa on.

All Ages $30/Person Saluda Shoals Park May 3, Jun. 2, Jul. 2, Jul. 31, Aug. 29, Times vary

Advanced programming is available upon request. Call 213-2053 for more informa on. $6/Per Student.

Sunset on the Shoals Enjoy a interpre ve paddle tour on the Saluda River and learn about the history of the area followed by a wine tas ng at the Redbud shelter.

Take home a complimentary Saluda Shoals Park wine glass to commemorate the evening. River levels permi ng. Contact Bryan Senn @ 213-2054 or bsenn@icrc.net for informa on Ages 21 & up $37/Person Saluda Shoals Park Apr. 17, May 15, Jun. 19, Jul. 17, Aug. 21, 5:30–8:30 . .

Challenge Course & Conserva on Team Building for School Groups In this interac ve program for 5th– 12th grade students, Environmental Science concepts and problem solving will be played out on the Challenge Course elements. All challenges are led by trained, professional staff. The program concludes with conserva on messages and discussions rela ng to the ac vi es. For informa on, call Cur s Helmer at 213-2057. $4/Per Student.

Paddle & Pint Paddleboard on the Saluda River surrounded by beau ful scenery.

A er an hour on the water, sample delicious cra beers from Kona Brewing Company at the River Overlook. River levels permi ng.

Contact Bryan Senn @ 213-2054 or bsenn@icrc.net for informa on.

Ages 21 and up $37/Person Saluda Shoals Park Apr. 24, May 8, Jun. 12, Jul. 10, Aug. 14, 5:30–8:30 . .

Fees: $4/Per Student (minimum charge of $60 per group). Chaperones are free of charge. Programs are 1 hour to 1 and a half hours and can be customized to suit any group.

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Team Building Programs

Park Passes & Rentals

Team Adventure Race Complete different physical team building challenges, puzzles and other brain teasers. Teams receive a backpack, maps, decoding devices and brief instruc on. Must be 18 years or older. Minimum 15/ maximum of 40 par cipants. Call 213-2057 for informa on.

Saluda Shoals Park Challenge Course Adventures Try an element on the Real Team Challenge Course. All challenges are led by trained, professional staff. Minimum 5 par cipants/maximum 15 par cipants per group. Maximum two elements per group.

Ages 8–Adult $35/Per Element Saluda Shoals Park Real Team Challenge Course A series of low ropes ac vi es lead by trained, professional staff designed to improve team performance. For informa on call 2132057. Saluda Shoals Park Off-Site Team Ini a ves Our experienced staff will bring a one or two-hour Team Ini a ve program to your business. Ac vi es include: Titanic, Thieve the Gold, Acid Pour, Invisible Maze, Group Juggle and more. These are indoor or outdoor programs. Call 803-213-2057 for informa on.

Ages 18 and up. Saluda Shoals Park.

Fee: $150/Per Group (20 par cipants for 1 hour). $250/Per Group (20 par cipants for 2 hours).

Geocaching Use a GPS to explore Saluda Shoals Park, Seven Oaks Park and Crooked Creek Park for geocaches. Coordinates for various caches are available at www.geocaching.com or the EEC front desk. $5/Per GPS Unit. $5/Daily Parking Fee. Orienteering Course Groups receive instruc on, orienteering coordinates, a compass and an orienteering sequence rubbing sheet to complete course of medium difficulty. Maximum 20 par cipants. $35/Per Group. Saluda Shoals Park

The Saluda Shoals Foundation

Saluda Shoals Park Daily Admission $5/Car; $7/12+ Passenger Van; $11/Bus Saluda Shoals Park Annual Pass $45/Per Hangtag (Addi onal hangtags are $15 per household (limit 2). Proof of vehicle registra on is required.

Saluda Shoals Park Barking Lot Pass Access to a fenced off-leash area for dogs in Saluda Shoals Park.

(Addi onal $5 daily parking fee required or purchase an Annual Pass). $40/Per Hang tag. (Good for up to two dogs) Saluda Shoals Park Fisherman’s Pass 24-hour access to Saluda Shoals Park using a coded entry system. $65/Pass. Maximum of two addi onal hang tags per household are $15 each with proof of vehicle registra on.

Saluda Shoals Park Horse Trail Pass Bring your horse to ride the horse trails through the Park.

Annual Horse Trail Pass Fee: $45 per hang tag. $11/Daily Fee. $5/Daily Parking Fee. Saluda Shoals Park River Tubes (Seasonal) Tubes are available daily beginning at 9:00 . . at the Environmental Center. No phone reserva on will be taken. $10/Per Tube/Two Hour Rental. $5/Daily Parking Fee, applies for rentals and ac vi es.

Call 213-2053 weekdays, or 213-2050 weekends.

Saluda Shoals Park Bicycle Rentals Tandem, men’s, women’s and youth size cruiser bicycles are available for rent. Includes all necessary equipment. Daily parking fee $5.

Fees: 1-hour/$5; Half Day (4 hours)/$15; Full Day (8 hours)/$25.

Saluda Shoals Park Canoe and Kayak Rentals Fees: $23/1 hour rental; $38/3 hour rental; $48/full day rental.

Rentals available daily beginning at 9:00 . . at the Environmental Center. All boats have to be returned by 5:00 . . No phone reservaon will be taken. Shu le pick up at 1:00 . . and 4:00 . . daily. $10/Per Boat Shu le Service; $5/Daily Parking Fee

Join the Saluda Shoals Founda on and help support Saluda Shoals Park! Your investment will help keep Saluda Shoals Park a beau ful, safe, lively and ecologically balanced place that people, young and old, can enjoy for genera ons to come. Business and individual memberships are available at www.saludashoalsfounda on.org.

For more informa on call 803-213-2035.

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Saluda Splash (seasonal) Saluda Splash opens for the season on Apr. 25! Splash will be open daily through Sept. 30 from 9:00 . .–8:00 . . $3/Wristband, $5/Daily Parking Fee, Saluda Shoals Park

Facility Rentals & Parties

Parents' Night Out Seven Oaks Park is giving parents a well-deserved break! Drop off your child for an evening of fun-filled ac vi es, dinner and games in a safe environment. Space is limited so reserve your spot early.

Ages 4–14 $15/Per Child Seven Oaks Park 44120001 Fri., Apr. 17, 6:00–9:30 . .

44120002 Fri., May 15, 6:00–9:30 . .

44120003 Fri., Jun. 19, 6:00–9:30 . .

Dance Night Chapin Join us for Dance Night at Crooked Creek Park for Chapin Middle School students. You must have a valid 2014–2015 Dance ID card ($5), and cost of admission is $5 per child. School dress code applies.

Packages are available, contact the park at 345-6181 for details.

Ages 10–15 $5 Crooked Creek Park 53120007 Fri., Apr. 24, 7:00–9:00 . .

Ages 10–15 $10 Crooked Creek Park 53120008 Dance Night Package Fri., Apr. 24, 7:00–9:00 . .

Crooked Creek Park Crooked Creek Park offers conference rooms, athle c facili es and picnic shelters. For more informa on, call Lindsay Hudson at 803-345-6181.

Seven Oaks Park Seven Oaks Park offers conference rooms, athle c facili es and picnic shelters. For informa on, call Ashley Shah at 803-772-3336.

Saluda Shoals Park The River Center is a state-of-the art Conference Center with over 5,000 sf of flexible mee ng space, two catering kitchens, and a built in sound and projec on system. For informa on call 803-213-2025.

The Environmental Educa on Center has two classrooms, a 99 seat auditorium, and a 3,774 sq. . outdoor deck. Call 213-2053 for rental informa on.

Picnic shelters/areas that can accommodate from 25–250 people.

For rental informa on call 803-213-2053.

Birthday Par es Seven Oaks Park (772-3336), Crooked Creek Park (345-6181) and Saluda Shoals Park (213-2053) all offer a variety of fun, themed youth birthday party packages. Call the parks for more informa on.

Special Events Flashlight Egg Hunt Come out to the Annual Flashlight Egg Hunt (ages 10 and under) with more than 3000 eggs to find this year! Bring your flashlight and basket. This event will be held rain or shine. Come early to avoid the last-minute rush and see the Bunny!

Ages 1–10 $2/Per Person Crooked Creek Park 43110215 Thurs., Apr. 2, 8:00–9:00 . .

Farm to Table Event at Saluda Shoals Park Join us for an open air dining experience based around ingredients from local farms and farmers' markets. The evening’s meal will be prepared by Dupre of Dupre's Catering and will represent a celebraon of seasonal flavors supported by beverage ar sans. Tickets include opening cocktail, beverage pairings and mul ple courses. The Farm to Table Event is part of the Nature’s Theater Series. Proceeds will benefit the campaign to build Nature’s Theater at Saluda Shoals Park. To purchase ckets call 213-2025. $60/per person Thurs., Apr. 16, 6:00–8:00 . ., Saluda Shoals Park

Mother Son Bowling Night Moms can enjoy a night of bowling with their sons at Anchor Lanes.

The evening includes 2 games of bowling, pizza, a memory photo and a goody bag. Space is limited and ckets must be purchased in advance.

Ages 3–Adult $25/Per Couple; $15/Addi onal Dates 42100001 Sat., Apr. 25, 6:00–8:00 . . Anchor Lanes Lexington County Senior Sports Games Men and women ages 50+ can register to compete in the Senior Sports Games. Events include track & field, bocce, shuffleboard, and MORE!). Awards will be given for each event. For more informa on or to register call 803-772-3336.

Apr. 27–May 1, mes and loca ons vary per event Aladdin Jr. – ICRC Children’s Theatre Welcome to Agrabah, City of Enchantment, for the fantas c tale of the street rat who became a prince! All of your favorite characters from the hit Disney film—Aladdin, Jasmine, Iago, Jafar, the Genie, and more - are here in Disney's Alddin Jr., a musical adventure filled with magic, mayhem, and flying carpet rides. For ckets, call Crooked Creek Park, 345-6181, Seven Oaks Park, 772-3336, or Saluda Shoals Park, 772-1228. *Shows can sell out, advanced cket purchase is recommended* $6/Adults, $4/Children (18 & under), 3 & Under/Free on lap Fri., May 1, 7:30 . .; Sat., May 2, 3:00 . . & 7:30 . .; Sun., May 3, 3:00 . ., Midlands Tech Harbison Theatre Pickin' & Piggin' A world class barbeque cook-off & music celebra on at Saluda Shoals Park! Savor the flavor of award winning “Q” from SC’s best barbeque cookers while enjoying great live music from local bands! $10/Per Person Advance; $12/Day of Event; $5/12 & Under For ckets & informa on call 772-1228 or visit www.icrc.net.

Sat., May 2, 11:00 . .–3:00 . ., Saluda Shoals Park Indoor Yard Sale and Kid's Sale Clean out your garage, a c, kids’ rooms, and closets! Par cipate as a vendor or shop for some great bargains. Vendors must complete a registra on form no later than Wed. prior to the sale. Vendor set-up must be done from 4:00–7:00 . . the Fri. before the sale. On sale day, doors open to vendors at 6:30 . . and to buyers at 7:00 . .

Admission is free to buyers.

Single space (8'x10') with 1 table/$15; Single space (8'x10') with 2 tables/$20; Double space (8'x20') with 1 table/$25; Double space (8'x20') with 2 tables/$30; Double space (8'x20') with 3 tables/$35.

Addi onal tables may be added for $5 each, based on availability.

All Ages Crooked Creek Park 53101007 Sat., May 9, 7:00–11:00 . .

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Saluda Shoals MusicFest Saluda Shoals Park is hos ng it's first MusicFest featuring headlining band the Woggles, who combine 60’s rock’n’roll with a fist-full of soul, a hip flask of rhythm & blues and a splash of surf. Other ar sts taking the stage include Rockabilly Band the Capital City Playboys, Los Perdidos, and Sinners & Saints. The music kicks off at 1:30 . .

Wurst Wagen and Belgian Waffle food Trucks will be selling a variety of local fare and Kona and Redhook beer from KW Beverage will be available for purchase. View art from Jasper Magazine’s featured ar sts. For details visit www.icrc.net. *Please leave coolers and pets at home! Chairs and picnic blankets are suggested!* $10/Per Person Saluda Shoals Park Sat., May 16, 1:00–8:00 . .

Motherhood Out Loud – Chapin Theater Company Join us for this comic celebra on of motherhood — and all its joys and frustra ons. Both hilarious and heartbreaking, join Chapin Theater for this rollercoaster ride of joys, sorrows and perplexi es we all share by having or being a mother. Performed outdoors, sea ng is provided. Concessions, beer and wine will be available for purchase. $15/Per Person Saluda Shoals Park Thurs., May 21–Sat. 23, 7:30–9:30 . .

Mud Mania!

A mud clinging, slip sliding, wet and wild obstacle course where kids are challenged to climb and crawl way through a series of obstacles.

Concessions & T-shirts will be available for sale. Registra on starts at 10:00 . . A signed waiver must be completed by a parent or guardian for each child a ending the event. Shoes & shirts are required! Call 345-6181 or visit www.icrc.net for informa on.

Ages 3–13 No Fee Crooked Creek Park Sat. May 30, 10:30 . .–1:00 . .

Garage Sale & Kids’ Clean Out Sale Join us for this MEGA garage and kids’ sale! Vendors, clean out your garage, a c and closets and don't forget the toys, baby gear, and clothing for the Kids’ Sale. Shoppers, drop by for some great "new to you" steals and deals. Vendors must complete a registra on form no later than Wed. prior to the sale. Admission is free for shoppers.

Vendor Fees: Single Space (8'x10') w/ One Table: $15;Single Space (8'x10') w/ Two Tables: $20Double Space (8'x20') w/ One Table: $25;Double Space (8'x20') w/ Two Tables: $30;Double Space (8'x20') w/ Three Tables: $35; Addi onal Tables: $5 All Ages Seven Oaks Park 44166501 Sat., June 13, 7:00 . .–11:00 . .

Rollin' on the River This river celebra on offers boa ng and tubing for all ages. Hot dog lunch provided by Saluda Shoals Park. Visit vendors displaying the latest paddle sports gear and enjoy some great live music. Contact Smith Harden for informa on at 213-2056 or sharden@icrc.net. $5/Per Person Advance, $10/Per Person Day of Event Sat., Jun. 20, 10:00 . .– 2:00 . ., Saluda Shoals Park Star Spangled Symphonic Salute Celebrate the 4th of July at Saluda Shoals Park with a concert featuring the Lake Murray Symphony Orchestra! The Symphony will perform a range of music from Broadway songs to patrio c music to sing-alongs! Remember to bring a picnic blanket or chair. $5/per car Fri., Jul. 3, 8:00 . ., Saluda Shoals Park ICRC Produce Co-op Join the ICRC Produce Co-op at SOP or CCP and receive a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables on the 2nd and 4th Thurs. of each month.

Payment is due by 9:00 . . the Mon. of each Co-op week. Pick up produce from 6:00 . . Thurs. un l 6:00 . . Fri. Call SOP 772-3336 or CCP 345-6181. $10/Per Share (Feeds 2 adults)

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Spring Break/Summer Camps Spring Break Camp Spring Break Camp will be held indoors and outdoors at Seven Oaks Park/Crooked Creek Park. Campers will par cipate in ac vi es each day and field trips throughout the week. Early arrivals who need a morning meal can add the Breakfast Club (drop off me 6:30 . .)

Grades K5–6th $110/Full Week; $25/Daily Breakfast Club/Addi onal $5 Per Day Mar. 30–Apr. 3, 7:30 . .–6:00 . . Seven Oaks Park Mar. 30–Apr. 3, 7:30 . .–6:30 . ., Crooked Creek Park Registra on begins: Mar. 9, 2015 – Space is limited.

Summer Day Camp Summer and Extreme Safari Summer Safari day camp includes two field trips per week, arts and cra s, games and two snacks per day. Summer Safari is held at Crooked Creek Park and Seven Oaks Park.

Extreme Safari day camp for teens includes two field trips per week, arts and cra s, games and two snacks per day. Camp is held at Crooked Creek Park and Seven Oaks Park.

Ages 5–10 Summer $110/Per Week Ages 11–14 Extreme $110/Per Week To register: Call Crooked Creek Park at 803-345-6181 or Seven Oaks Park at 803-772-3336.

Therapeutic Recreation Camps Camp Youniversity Join us as we explore South Carolina parks and picnic with friends!

Par cipants must bring a bag lunch each day. Field trip schedule to follow a er registra on.

Ages Adults $74 Seven Oaks Park 14729401 Tues.–Thurs., Jul. 28–30, 8:00 . .–4:30 . .

Super Summer Camp This camp is for children with special needs and includes indoor and outdoor ac vi es like cra s, games, canoeing and more! Bring a bag lunch each day. Morning and a ernoon snacks will be provided.

Par cipants must be moderately independent in all ac vi es of daily living. There is a 1:3 staff to child ra o but if closer supervision is needed, a personal assistant is required for a endance. Payment is due the Mon. prior to each week your child par cipates in camp.

Ages 8–21 $135/week Seven Oaks Park 44719101 Mon.–Fri., Jun. 8–12, 7:45 . .–6:00 . .

44719102 Mon.–Fri., Jun. 15–19, 7:45 . .–6:00 . .

44719103 Mon.–Fri., Jun. 22–26, 7:45 . .–6:00 . .

44719104 Mon.–Fri., Jun. 29–Jul. 3, 7:45 . .–6:00 . .

14719101 Mon.–Fri., Jul. 6–10, 7:45 . .–6:00 . .

14719102 Mon.–Fri., Jul. 13–17, 7:45 . .–6:00 . .

14719103 Mon.–Fri., Jul. 20–29, 7:45 . .–6:00 . .

14719104 Mon.–Fri., Aug. 3–7, 7:45 . .–6:00 . .

14719105 Mon.–Fri., Aug. 10–14, 7:45 . .–6:00 . .

Theater Camps Irmo High School Story Theatre Camp Story Theatre camp offers students a chance to shine in an original play conceived by them!

Ages 6–10 $75 Irmo High School 64912103 Mon.–Fri., Jul. 27–31, 9:00 . .–12:00

Summer Camps Irmo High School Improv Theatre Camp Students will spend their me working on their improv skills, such as idea genera on, character, ming, and point-of-view.

Ages 6–10 $75 Irmo High School 64912101 Mon.–Fri., Jul. 6–10, 9:00 . .–12:00 Ages 11–Adult 64912102 Mon.–Fri., Jul. 6–10, 1:00–4:00 . .

Irmo High School Advanced Ac ng Camp This camp is specifically designed for actors who want to take their skills to the next level.

Ages 11–Adult $75 Irmo High School 64912104 Mon.–Fri., Jul. 27–Aug. 1, 1:00–4:00 . .

Create-A-Play Camp Students can shine in an original play! Working with the instructor to write the play, students will gain skills in sharing ideas, giving and taking focus, and crea ve expression. Each day students will rotate through exercises in voice, movement and ac ng technique and then put those skills to use in their rehearsal. Students will work as an ensemble to devise, rehearse and stage a workshop produc on of their original script.

Ages 8–14 $75 Crooked Creek Park 63913000 Mon.–Fri., Jul. 13–17, 9:00 . .–12:00 Storybook Camp Beginner theatre camp uses drama c readings to encourage children to tell a story with crea ve expressions.

Ages 4–7 $40 Crooked Creek Park 63913200 Mon.–Fri., Jun. 15–19, 10:00–11:00 . .

Princess Camp All the fair maidens across the land are invited to Princess in Training Camp, featuring some of the most beloved characters around including: the Freezing Sisters, Cinderella, the Bayou Princess, and the Belle of the Ball. Campers will enjoy different princess-themed ac vi es each day. Upon comple on of the camp, your child will receive a royal proclama on naming her an official princess!

Ages 3–8 $85 Crooked Creek Park 63980300 Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 20–23, 9:00 . .–12:00 Seven Oaks Park Ages 3–8 $85 63980300 Mon.–Thurs., Jun. 22–25, 9:00 . .–12:00 Pirate Camp Argh! Who is ready to walk the plank? Go on a treasure hunt? Catch a mermaid? Well then Pirate Training Camp is just the cket! Each day, campers will engage in a new pirate-themed ac vity that's sure to have them saying "Yo, Ho, Ho!" Ages 3–8 $85 Crooked Creek Park 63980400 Mon.–Thurs., Jun. 29–Aug. 2, 9:00 . .–12:00 Seven Oaks Park Ages 3–8 $85 63980400 Mon.–Thurs., Jun. 13–16, 9:00 . .–12:00

Sports Instruction Camps Cheerleading Camp Learn partner and group stunts, tumbling, and team rou nes with music using pom-poms. Performance for parents on the last day.

Ages 3–12 $65 Seven Oaks Park 64912400 Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 6–9, 9:00 . .–12:00 n Crooked Creek Park Ages 3–12 $65 63970100 Mon.–Thurs., Jun. 8–11, 9:00 . .–12:00

Karate Camp Join the fun in this camp filled with Karate games and lessons. Learn the ABC's of avoiding conflict and peer pressure. Campers will enjoy fun ac vi es each day and can even win a karate trophy! All camper will receive an official karate belt and twelve credit hours will be awarded towards your next belt, for all who par cipate!

Ages 5–Adult $70 Seven Oaks Park 64917900 Mon.–Thurs., Jun. 15–18, 9:00 . .–12:00 64917901 Mon.–Thurs., Aug. 3–6, 9:00 . .–12:00 Gymnas cs Camp Campers learn tumbling, bars, balance beam, vaul ng, and parallel bars. Par cipants are sorted according to age and ability. Camp includes cra s and a performance with awards the last day of camp.

Bring a snack each day.

Ages 3–12 $65 Seven Oaks Park 64912800 Mon.–Thurs., Jun. 22–25, 1:00–4:00 . .

Crooked Creek Park Ages 3–12 $65 63970001 Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 13–16, 9:00 . .–12:00 63970002 Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 27–30, 9:00 . .–12:00 Circus Camp Campers learn rings, bars, tumbling, juggling, balance, trampoline, s lt walking and more circus fun. Camp includes cra s and a performance with awards the last day of camp. Dress in a favorite costume and bring a snack each day.

Ages 3–12 $65 Seven Oaks Park 64912900 Mon.–Thurs., Jun. 15–19, 1:00–4:00 . .

64912901 Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 20–23, 9:00 . .–12:00 Crooked Creek Park Ages 3–12 $65 63970300 Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 6–9, 9:00 . .–12:00 I y Bi y Gymnas cs Camp Give your li le one a taste of gymnas cs with tumbling, beam, bars, trampoline, and more. Parents do not have to stay each day, but are welcome to join in the fun. Students will gain confidence, expand social skills, and discover the fun of exercising.

Ages 2–4 $40 Seven Oaks Park 64913001 Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 13–16, 1:00–2:00 . .

Ages 2–4 $40 Crooked Creek Park 63969001 Mon.–Thurs., Jun. 15–18, 9:00–10:00 . .

Art Camps Beginner's Guitar Camp This camp is geared towards beginners, but experienced players can also learn new techniques and concepts. Par cipants will learn the fundamentals of classical and contemporary style techniques, using any type of guitar (classic, acous c, or electric). All students will perform both individually and in ensembles.

Ages 8–Adult $150 Seven Oaks Park 64913201 Mon.–Fri., Jun. 15–19, 9:00 . .–12:00 64913202 Mon.–Fri., Jul. 27–31, 9:00 . .–12:00 Ages 8–12 $150 Crooked Creek Park 63980200 Mon.–Fri., Jun. 22–26, 9:00 . .–12:00 Teen Po ery Camp In this camp, par cipants will learn the basic skills of using the pottery wheel to throw a simple pot.

Ages 13–Adult $115 Crooked Creek Park 63920103 Mon.–Thurs., Jun. 22–25 and Mon. Jun. 29, 9:30 . .–12:00

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Summer Camps Po ery Camp Kids will love this introduc on to clay and different methods of hand building. Fee includes all supplies and firing. Campers will work on a different project each day. Open to all skill/experience levels.

Ages 8–12 $85 Crooked Creek Park 63920101 Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 13–16, 9:30 . .–12:00 63920102 Mon.–Thurs., Aug. 3–6, 9:30 . .–12:00

Dance Camp Camp includes daily dance class, art projects, music and dance history, nutri on, anatomy, crea ve expression and mime, and dance vocabulary. Friday will feature an end of camp mini-recital.

Crooked Creek Park Ages 5–10 $70 63965001 Mon.–Fri., Jul. 13–17, 1:00–4:00 . .

Arts Camp This camp explores many different forms of art including: drawing, pen and Ink, basic and advanced watercolor, basic acrylic, basic oil, Pastel, oil and chalk, and 3-D art. Supplies are provided. Projects will be taken home each day.

Ages 5–15 $85 Seven Oaks Park 64918800 Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 20–23, 1:30–4:00 . .

Irmo High School Ballet, Stretch, and Flexibility Camp This camp is designed for all dance levels. Students will be introduced to ballet technique that includes barre work, center combina ons, and across the floor combina ons. Students will also learn stretching exercises to increase flexibility that is great for sports, gymnas cs, and other athle c ac vi es.

Ages 6–12 $65 Irmo High School 64917001 Mon.–Fri., Jun. 22–26, 9:00 . .–12:00

Po ery & Ceramics Camp Campers will learn the basics of po ery and ceramics including using a po ery wheel and fun facts about ancient po ery. Children will bring home mul ple projects throughout the week. Comple on of Basic camp is required to a end the advanced camp.

Ages 5–15 $85 Seven Oaks Park 64918900 Basic, Mon.–Thurs., Jun. 15–18, 1:30–4:00 . .

64918901 Advanced, Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 6–9, 1:30–4:00 . .

Irmo High School Jazz & Crea ve Movement Camp This class is designed for all dance levels and introduces students to jazz technique that includes across the floor progressions, and masterclass-styled combina ons. Students will also express themselves by crea ng group dances and rou nes that will be performed at the end of the camp for friends and family.

Ages 6–12 $65 Irmo High School 64917002 Mon.–Fri., Jun. 22–26, 1:00–4:00 . .

Li le Princess Jewelry Camp Learn how to make custom jewelry like fancy bracelets, anklets, necklaces, hair barre es, aras and more! Campers will end the week with a li le princess party and fashion show for parents!

Ages 4–12 $80 Seven Oaks Park 64912000 Mon.–Thurs., July 13–16, 9:00 . .–12:00

KidFit Hip Hop Camp Get FUNky this summer with KidFit Hip-Hop! Set to clean music and with age-appropriate choreography, Kid-Fit "Funk Crew" members will learn the newest styles of dance and have a blast in the process!

Ages 5–12 $65 Seven Oaks Park 64912700 Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 6–9, 1:00–4:00 . .

64912701 Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 13–16, 9:00 . .–12:00

Cool Cra s For Kids Camp Want to be crea ve, colorful and have fun? Then Cra s for Kids Camp is for you! Par cipants will explore different cra project, with emphasis on e dye and clay. Wear old clothes that can get messy.

Ages 8–12 $80 Seven Oaks Park 64980000 Mon.–Thurs., July 20–23, 9:00 . .–12:00

Cooking Camp

Crooked Creek Park Ages 5–12 $65 63965501 Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 6–9, 9:00 . .–12:00 63965502 Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 13–16, 1:00–4:00 . .

Outdoor Adventure Camps

Cooking Camp Join us in the kitchen as we whip up a fresh batch of fun. Each day will cover a new area of cooking including: breakfast, making your own lunch and a er school snacks, simple dinners and sweets and treats.

Ages 7–11 $75 Seven Oaks Park 64921001 Mon.–Thurs., Jun. 22–25, 1:30–4:00 . .

Crooked Creek Park Ages 7–11 $75 63921001 Mon.–Thurs., Jun. 15–18, 1:30–4:00 . .

63921002 Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 6–9, 1:30–4:00 . .

63921003 Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 27–30, 1:30–4:00 . .

Dance Camps Dance Camp Dancers will spend an hour in ballet, an hour in tap, and an hour in jazz/ hip hop. Class will include dance technique and vocabulary, and dance/crea ve movement games, as well as rhythm and music games. Students should wear dance shoes and a re each day.

Ages 4–6 $65 Seven Oaks Park 64916001 Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 13–16, 1:00–4:00 . .

Seven Oaks Park Ages 7–10 $65 64916002 Mon.–Thurs., Aug. 10–13, 1:00–4:00 . .

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New! Saluda Shoals Park Summer Camp Resource Let Saluda Shoals Park bring thrills and excitement to your Summer Camp program. Schedule your date, me and adventure ac vi es including: canoeing, tubing, challenge course low ropes, and team adventures. Call 213-2053 for informa on and reserva ons.

Summer Camps Beach Camp What's summer without beach games, water games, and sunshine?

Campers will play beach games including: bocce ball, corn toss, ladder golf, beach ball volleyball, frisbee, and more! Dress in your bathing suit under your clothes and bring a beach towel for water games!

Water shoes, water bo le, and a snack are encouraged.

Ages 5–12 $65 Seven Oaks Park 64913300 Mon.–Thurs., Aug. 10–13, 9:00 . .–12:00 Saluda Shoals Park Ages 6–7 $40 45611109 Tues.–Thurs., Jun. 16–18, 9:00–11:00 . .

45611110 Tues.–Thurs., Aug. 4–6, 9:00–11:00 . .

Fishing Camp Greg Li les Sr. teaches campers basic fishing skills and techniques. Rod & reel provided. Campers will meet at Seven Oaks Park on Monday, and at the Irmo side of the Lake Murray Dam the remainder of the week. Camp concludes will a picnic and an award cer ficate. Bring a flota on device for your child. Transporta on is not provided by ICRC. Ages 6–12 $75 Seven Oaks Park 64912300 Mon.–Fri., June 15–19, 9:00 . .–12:00 64912301 Mon.–Fri., July 13–17, 9:00 . .–12:00 64912302 Mon.–Fri., July 20–24, 9:00 . .–12:00 Kayak Camp Learn the fundamentals of kayaking on the Saluda River. Program will include universal paddling symbols, strokes, river terminology, geology, and some local history. The camp will conclude with a guided trip downstream, Campers should bring sunscreen, water, and hat.

Ages 10–15 $105 Saluda Shoals Park 45266201 Tues.–Thurs., Jun. 23–25, 9:00 . .–12:00 45266202 Tues.–Thurs., Jul. 7–9, 9:00 . .–12:00 Sailing Camp This camp is taught by US Sailing Associa on Cer fied Instructor and designed for students serious about learning how to sail. There are 6 levels of cer fica on a student can achieve, Novice 1 & 2, Intermediate 1 & 2, and Advanced 1 & 2. Students will be required to master and perform 15 different skill sets, and make oral and wri en presenta ons at each skill level. Basic swimming skills are required. During bad weather, skills and ac vi es will be taught indoors. Campers must bring a Type II PDF, closed-toed shoes, clothing designed for water ac vity, and a lunch daily.

Ages 10–17 $180 Lake Murray Sailing Club 63960501 Mon.–Thurs., Jun. 15–18, 9:00 . .–3:00 . .

63960502 Mon.–Thurs., Jun. 29–Aug. 2, 9:00 . .–3:00 . .

63960503 Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 13–16, 9:00 . .–3:00 . .

63960504 Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 27–30, 9:00 . .–3:00 . .

Outdoor Skills Camp This camp is designed for young adventurers that need to learn basic skills to successfully enjoy the outdoors. Our Park Rangers will teach fire making, shelter op ons, naviga on, food foraging, plant and snake species iden fica on in a fun and engaging environment.

Ages 8–16 $48 Saluda Shoals Park 45911904 Tues.–Thurs., Jun. 30–Jul. 2, 9:00 . .–12:00 Cri er Camp Become a nature detec ve and enter the weird and wacky world of small cri ers. Play games, sing songs, and make a cra as we explore bugs and beas es. Fee includes materials and a snack.

Ages 4–5 $40 Saluda Shoals Park 45611107 Tues.–Thurs., Jun. 9–11, 9:00–11:00 . .

45611108 Tues.–Thurs., Jul. 28–30, 9:00–11:00 . .

Saluda Shoals Park Ages 6–7 $40 45611109 Tues.–Thurs., Jun. 16–18, 9:00–11:00 . .

45611110 Tues.–Thurs., Aug. 4–6, 9:00–11:00 . .

Adventure Camp Enjoy tubing, boa ng, campfire building, fishing, Geocaching, and challenge course adventures.

Saluda Shoals Park Ages 8–12 $48 45911014 Tues.–Thurs., Jul. 14–16, 9:00 . .–12:00 45911015 Tues.–Thurs., Jul. 21–23, 9:00 . .–12:00 45911016 Tues.–Thurs., Aug. 11–13, 9:00 . .–12:00

Sports Camps Sports Galore Camp Campers are introduced to non-tradi onal sports, including Frisbee, hockey, volleyball, bowling, kickball, badminton, and more. Experience a taste of these fun and exci ng ac vi es. Bring a snack and a water bo le each day . Awards will be given on last day of camp.

Ages 3–12 $65 Seven Oaks Park 64912500 Mon.–Thurs., Jun. 15–18, 9:00 . .–12:00 64912501 Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 20–23, 1:00–4:00 n Crooked Creek Park Ages 3–12 $65 63970200 Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 27–30, 9:00 . .–12:00 KidFit Basketball Camp Give your child a head start on the fundamentals! Dribbling, passing, ball handling, shoo ng, defense, and more. Daily prizes given and awards on the final day. Camp will be co-ed.

Ages 5–8 $65 Seven Oaks Park 64912600 Mon.–Thurs., Jun. 22–25, 9:00 . .–12:00 Crooked Creek Park Ages 5–8 $65 63980000 Mon.–Thurs., Aug. 3–6, 9:00 . .–12:00 Tennis Camp Come out for this 4-day tennis camp. Kids will learn basic skills of tennis, working on hand eye coordina on and a lot of on court fun tennis games. All ages and levels encouraged to join this ac vity filled camp.

Bring your own racquet.

Ages 5–Adult $46 Seven Oaks Park 64918000 Mon.–Thurs., Jun. 15–18, 5:00–6:00 . .

64918001 Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 6–9, 5:00–6:00 . .

64918002 Mon.–Thurs., Aug. 3–6, 5:00–6:00 . .

Tennis Buddies Camp This camp teaches basics to advanced tennis skills in a non-compe ve, fun and challenging environment. All campers will be involved in hi ng, serving, partners, and net play in a game situa on that build team spirit, character, and posi ve a tudes. Sport and skills training will help develop balance, coordina on, and agility. Wear your favorite team jersey or tennis ou it each day.

Ages 4–9 $85 Crooked Creek Park 63980500 Mon.–Thurs., Jun. 8–11, 9:00 . .–12:00 63980501 Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 13–16, 9:00 . .–12:00 Volleyball Camp This camp will be geared to players of all skill levels!

Ages 6–15 $50 Seven Oaks Park 64990800 Basic, Mon.–Thurs., Jun. 1–4, 6:00–9:00 . .

64990803 Basic, Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 13–16, 6:00–9:00 . .

Seven Oaks Park Ages 12–Adult $60 64990801 Intermediate, Mon.–Thurs., Jun. 15–18, 6:00–9:00 . .

64990804 Intermediate, Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 20–23, 6:00–9:00 . .

Seven Oaks Park Ages 12–Adult $70 64990802 Advanced, Mon.–Thurs., Jun. 22–25, 6:00–9:00 . .

64990805 Advanced, Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 27–30, 6:00–9:00 . .

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Summer Camps Stars & Stripes So ball Camp Campers will learn the fundamentals of so ball, including throwing, hi ng, and fielding.

Seven Oaks Park Ages 7–14 $70 64990300 Mon.–Thurs., Jun. 15–18, 9:00 . .–12:00 64990301 Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 13–16, 9:00 . .–12:00 Chapin So ball Camp Campers will learn the fundamentals of so ball, including throwing, hi ng, and fielding with instruc on to develop an understanding of the game of so ball. Campers will have an opportunity to prac ce and par cipate in games. Camp meets at Chapin High School.

Ages 8–13 $70 Crooked Creek Park 63990500 Mon.–Thurs., Jun. 15–19, 8:30–11:30 . .

Volleyball Camp Players of all experience levels are invited to join us to improve their game. Coach Danielle Taylor from Chapin Middle School will help you develop individual skills as well as improve team strategies. Get a be er game and have fun!

Ages 7–15 $70 Crooked Creek Park 63980100 Mon.–Thurs., Jun. 8, 9:00 . .–12:00 Soccer Camp Includes game fundamentals, individual skills, tac cs, shoo ng, passing, dribbling, and trapping. Campers should wear cleats and bring tennis shoes, a soccer ball and a water bo le.

Ages 7–18 $70 Crooked Creek Park 63990100 Ben Bosco, Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 20–23, 9:00 . .–12:00 Ages 4–6 $45 Crooked Creek Park 63990101 Pee Wee, Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 20–23, 8:30–10:00 . .

Phil Savitz Soccer Camp This camp includes game fundamentals, individual skills, tac cs, shoo ng, passing,dribbling, and trapping. Campers should wear cleats and bring tennis shoes, a soccer ball and a water bo le.

Ages 6–18 $70 Seven Oaks Park 64990600 Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 20–23, 9:00 . .–12:00 Seven Oaks Park Ages 4–5 $45 64990700 Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 20–23, 9:00 . .–10:30 . .

Sco McLeod Baseball Camp This camp provides instruc on on hi ng, fielding, base running, game situa ons, drills, and daily scrimmages. Campers should bring bat, glove, cleats, and a water bo le. Camp meets at Chapin Elementary School.

Ages 6–12 $70 Crooked Creek Park 63990300 Mon.–Fri., Jun. 15–19, 9:00–11:30 . .

Stars & Stripes Baseball Camp This camp will teach fundamentals of baseball such as fielding, hitng, and throwing.

Ages 7–14 $70 Seven Oaks Park 64990200 Mon.–Thurs., Jun. 15–18, 9:00 . .–12:00 64990201 Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 13–16, 9:00 . .–12:00

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7 on 7 Football Summer Program This summer program is only for running backs, quarterbacks, wide receivers, ght ends, defensive backs, and linebackers. Par cipants will work one-on-one to improve on specific skill posi ons, have instruc on on the passing game, football skill sets, and terminology.

All par cipants receive a t-shirt.

Ages 10–14 $40 Chapin High School 63990800 Weds., Jun. 17, 5:30–7:30 . .

Chapin Football Camp This camp includes instruc on on individual techniques of offensive line play, quarterback/running back play, receiver play, defensive line play, linebacker play, and defensive back play plus all phases of kicking. Passing leagues, individual compe on, weight training instruc on, and agility instruc on are included daily. Cleats and a water bo le are recommended. Fee includes a t-shirt and awards.

Camp meets at Chapin High School.

Ages 8–15 $70 Crooked Creek Park 63990900 Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 20–23, 8:30–11:30 . .

Chapin Wrestling Camp This camp is an opportunity for the youth to learn the beginner skills related to the sport of wrestling, or advanced skills related to the sport of wrestling. This camp will be held at Chapin High School.

Ages 6–12 $70 Crooked Creek Park 63991300 Mon.–Thurs., Jun. 22–25–13, 9:00 . .–12:00 George Bryan Golf Camp Camp is designed for beginner to intermediate golfers! Clubs are not required. This camp will meet at George Bryan Golf Academy at 1080 Mt. Vernon Church Road.

Ages 7–15 $85 Seven Oaks Park 64990400 Mon.–Wed., Aug. 3–5, 9:00 . .–12:00 Crooked Creek Park Ages 7–15 $85 63991100 Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 20–23, 8:30 . .–12:30 . .

Jack Legrand Speed/Agility This camp focuses on techniques to improve speed, agility, and coordina on for all sports. Campers should wear tennis shoes and bring a water bo le. Camp meets at Chapin High School.

Ages 8–17 $70 Crooked Creek Park 63991500 Mon.–Thurs., Jun. 22–25, 8:30–10:30 . .

Boys Basketball Camp The camp will emphasize fundamentals of offensive and defensive skills with drills to improve both. Campers will have contests and play games during the week. Basketball topics including: sportsmanship, work ethic, weight training, and off-season programs and opportunies will also be discussed.

Ages 8–14 $70 Crooked Creek Park 63991700 Mon.–Thurs., Jul. 6–9, 9:00 . .–12:00

Summer Camps Hoopcity Basketball Camp Campers will enjoy a week of basketball training and game par cipaon. To maximize learning, all campers will be evaluated and placed in groups of similar ability, regardless of age. Throughout the week, campers may transi on to another group level, based on skill. PLEASE NOTE: This camp is structured for athletes on all levels — beginners through advanced —working to improve dribbling, passing, shoo ng and other basketball skills.

Ages 5–15 $50 Seven Oaks Park 64911900 Mon.–Thurs., Aug. 10–13, 9:00 . .–12:00

Science Camps Bricks 4 Kidz: Space Adventures/ Star Wars Inspired by NASA and Star Wars TM, campers will learn about reallife space explora on and build models related to the NASA space program. In addi on, the day includes Lego ® Star Wars TM themes models, video games, group games, challenges and more. Campers will go home with a custom mini figure!

Ages 4–9 $160 Seven Oaks Park 64930800 Mon.–Fri., Aug. 3–7, 8:00 . .–12:00 Bricks 4 Kidz: Super Hero Academy Spend a week building Super Heroes with LEGO® bricks, explore all the caped crusaders and discover their super powers. Create a fantasy world and protect it against evil arch enemies with custom contrap ons. Campers will go home with a custom mini figure!

Copyright Bricks 4 Kidz® 2012 (not affiliated with Marvel Comics).

Ages 4–9 $160 Seven Oaks Park 64930400 Mon.–Fri., Jun. 6–10, 8:00 . .–12:00 Bricks 4 Kidz: Remote Control Mania Campers will use fascina ng and challenging LEGO® components to create dynamic vehicles, inven ons, machines and more and see their crea ons in mo on using LEGO® wireless remote controls.

Campers will also learn how to magnify, diminish and redirect force to move objects at different speeds and in different direc ons. All campers will take home a custom mini-figure at the end of camp.

Ages 5–10 $160 Seven Oaks Park 64930500 Mon.–Fri., Jul. 20–24, 1:00–5:00 . .

Bricks 4 Kidz: Mining and Cra ing Experience the world of Minecra ® with LEGO® bricks in this fun camp! Minecra ® is a game about placing blocks to build anything you can imagine. Campers will face challenges building motorized Bricks 4 Kidz® models and cra ing key elements from the Minecra ® game. Campers go home with a special Minecra ® mini figure!

Ages 4–12 $160 Seven Oaks Park 64930000 Mon.-Fri., Jun. 22–26, 8:00 . .–12:00 64930001 Mon.-Fri., Jul. 20-24, 8:00 . .–12:00 Bricks 4 Kidz: Teenage Brick Turtles Grab your katanas and nunchucks and prepare to fight crime with the Teenage Brick Turtles! Prac ce engineering by building two of courageous turtles and their wise sensei Master Splinter. Strengthen your ninjutsu skills to defeat the villainous Shredder and his evil Foot Clan.

Campers will go home with a custom mini figure!

Ages 4–9 $160 Seven Oaks Park 64930100 Mon.-Fri., Jun. 22–26, 1:00–5:00 p.m.

Bricks4Girlz Build adorable houses, cafes, and fun motorized girl oriented models using LEGO ® bricks. Create jewelry, bricks art and origami, with a take-home project each day. And don’t worry… there are “NO BOYS ALLOWED!” Because this week is all about girls!

Ages 4–12 $160 Seven Oaks Park 64930200 Mon.-Fri., Jun. 29–Jul. 3, 8:00 . .–12:00

Brick 4 Kidz: Brick Olympics Celebrate the Olympics with cool sports models from cycling to soccer, basketball to gymnas cs. Take a break from the heat and compete indoors to set your own Brick Olympic records with our exci ng sports-theme challenges! Winners will be posted on the “Medal Tally” board and be awarded Bricks 4 Kidz medals. Campers will take home a custom mini figure!

Ages 4–9 $160 Seven Oaks Park 64930300 Mon.–Fri., Jun. 29–Jul. 3, 1:00–5:00 . .

Bricks 4 Kidz: Ninja Camp Come build motorized LEGO Ninjago ® models including spinners using the Bricks 4 Kidz ® model kits. Compete in a Spinjitzu Zone and show off your building skills. Take on challenges as we journey through the LEGO Ninjago ® board game. All campers will take home a custom mini-figure.

Ages 4–9 $160 Seven Oaks Park 64931200 Mon.–Fri., Jul. 6–10, 1:00–5:00 . .

Bricks 4 Kidz: Animal Grossology Each day, campers will explore fascina ng facts about the animal kingdom, focusing on a “creature of the day.” Build a different animal model each day and fill your very own “Animal Grossology” booklet with crazy and cool facts you learn, complete with a picture of each model, to become a cer fied Bricks 4 Kidz Grossologist.

Ages 4–9 $160 Seven Oaks Park 64930900 Mon.–Fri., Aug. 3–7, 1:00–5:00 . .

Bricks 4 Kidz: Angry Birdie Experience the thrill of Angry Birds by building different birds with LEGO ® bricks in this fun camp! Kids will build birds, launch them through the air, build racing karts for them, and more! Campers will go home with a custom mini figure!

Ages 4–9 $160 Seven Oaks Park 64930700 Mon.–Fri., Jul. 27–31, 1:00–5:00 . .

Bricks 4 Kidz: Architecture 101 This camp is designed to awaken the engineer inside! From building castles, to the Eifel Tower of Paris and many more, campers will explore the nuts and bolts of architecture. Campers will go from design sketches, to actually building a home out of bricks!

Ages 4–13 $160 Seven Oaks Park 64931000 Mon.–Fri., Aug. 10–14, 8:00 . .–12:00 Bricks 4 Kidz: Extreme Expedi on Form a team to face the challenge of our extreme expedi on camp.

Search the globe for bricks and other resources needed to construct a base in the Himalayan Mountains and complete your expedi on.

Encounter Worst Case Scenario survival challenges, face forces of nature, and construct transporta on equipment to bring your team together. Campers will go home with a custom mini figure!

Ages 4–9 $160 Seven Oaks Park 64930600 Mon.–Fri., Jul. 27–31, 8:00 a.m.–12:00 noon Bricks 4 Kidz: Stop Mo on Anima on/Movie Making Explore movie making using stop mo on anima on complete with music, special effects, and all of your favorite figures. Campers will work in teams to plan, script, shoot, and produce their own mini movie with a special viewing of all of the movies on the last day.

Ages 8–15 $175 Seven Oaks Park 64931100 Mon.–Fri., Aug. 10–14, 1:00–5:00 . .

Bricks 4 Kidz Combo Full Day Camps Bundle your favorite camps offered by Bricks 4 Kidz and receive a discount as well as a supervised lunch for the kids.

Ages Vary $299 Seven Oaks Park $310 (Movie Making)

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Special Events Calendar Produce Co-op

Pickin' & Piggin'

2nd and 4th Thurs. Monthly, Seven Oaks Park/Crooked Creek Park

Sat., May 2, 11:00 . .–3:00 . ., Saluda Shoals Park

Flashlight Egg Hunt

Indoor Yard Sale and Kid's Sale

Thurs., Apr. 2, 8:00–9:00 . ., Crooked Creek Park

Sat., May 9, 7:00–11:00 . ., Crooked Creek Park

Dance Night Chapin

Saluda Shoals Park MusicFest

Fri., Apr. 24, 7:00–9:00 . ., Crooked Creek Park

Sat., May 16, 1:00–8:00 . ., Saluda Shoals Park

Farm to Table Event at Saluda Shoals Park

Motherhood Out Loud – Chapin Theater Company

Thurs., Apr. 16, 6:00–8:00 . ., Saluda Shoals Park

Thurs., May 21–Sat. 23, 7:30–9:30 . ., Saluda Shoals Park

Parents' Night Out

Seven Oaks Sleuths Murder Mystery Dinner

Fri., Apr. 17, 6:00–9:30 . .; Fri., May 15, 6:00–9:30 . ., Fri., Jun. 19, 6:00–9:30 . ., Seven Oaks Park

Fri., May 29, 6:30–8:00 . .

Mother Son Bowling Night

Sat. May 30, 10:30 . .–1:00 . .

Sat., Apr. 25, 6:00–8:00 . . ,Anchor Lanes

Senior Games Mon., Apr., 27–Fri., May 1, Loca ons and mes vary

Aladdin Jr. – ICRC Children’s Theatre Fri., May 1, 7:30 . .; Sat., May 2, 3:00 . . & 7:30 . .; Sun., May 3, 3:00 . . , Midlands Tech Harbison Theatre

Mud Mania!

Garage Sale & Kids’ Clean Out Sale Sat., June 13, 7:00 . .–11:00 . ., Seven Oaks Park

Rollin' on the River Sat., Jun. 20, 10:00 . .– 2:00 . ., Saluda Shoals Park

Star Spangled Symphonic Salute Fri., Jul. 3, 8:00 . ., Saluda Shoals Park

Visit www.icrc.net/events for dates, mes and fees