Longview Washington Parks & Recreation Brochure Winter/Spring 2023

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EXPLORE (AGES 6-9)

FIRST LEGO League challenges kids to think like scientists and engineers to explore a real-world problem as a team! Focusing on the fundamentals of engineering, kids will learn to design, code, and create unique solutions made with LEGO bricks and powered by LEGO® Education SPIKE Essential technology. Registration is open during the offseason and teams are locked in upon beginning of Competition season. Throughout their experience, kids will practice the FIRST core values of Discovery, Innovation, Impact, Inclusion, Teamwork, & Fun! Active participation and regular attendance strongly encouraged.

Please join us for an organizational meeting Tuesday, January 24th at 5:30pm at the Elks Building, 2121 Kessler Blvd.

* Each team needs a volunteer parent to coach. No LEGO or programming experience necessary, just a willingness to learn & have fun! Call 360-442-5400 for additional information.

ACROBATICS-MINI

Watch your child’s confidence grow as they increase their coordination, balance, rhythm, flexibility, and strength, while learning the foundations for floor gymnastics and beginning dance! Acrobatics also helps your child improve their large gross motor skills and encourages brain development in math and language.

Instructor: Natasha Kreitzer, Luminary Dance Academy Ages 3-5

Mon 01/02-01/30 2:00 PM-2:50 PM $39

Location: Luminary Dance Academy, 1051 12th Avenue

BALLET

Learn the basic steps of ballet and improve gross motor skills through fun games, and a small performance on the last day of class.

Instructor: Kristy Larson, Evergreen Dance Center

Ages 6-8

Tue 01/10-01/31 4:45 PM-5:45 PM $45

Tue 02/07-02/28 4:45 PM-5:45 PM $45

Tue 03/07-03/28 4:45 PM-5:45 PM $45

Tue 04/11-05/02 4:45 PM-5:45 PM $45

Tue 05/09-05/30 4:45 PM-5:45 PM $45

Location: McClelland Center, 951 Delaware Street

CREATIVE DANCE

Lots of fun games, songs, and creative movement to help young dancers learn gross motor skills and the foundational movements of dance.

Instructor: Kristy Larson, Evergreen Dance Center Ages 3-5

Tue 01/10-01/31 4:00 PM-4:45 PM $45

Tue 02/07-02/28 4:00 PM-4:45 PM $45

Tue 03/07-03/28 4:00 PM-4:45 PM $45

Tue 04/11-05/02 4:00 PM-4:45 PM $45

Tue 5/09-05/30 4:00 PM-4:45 PM $45

Location: McClelland Center, 951 Delaware Street

BASIC SEWING

Focus on making a simple tote bag with two options. Demonstration of fabric layout, pinning, cutting and sewing a straight seam. Instructor will provide fabric and supplies. If a sewing maching is needed, please contact the instructor at least three days in advance by emailing melissatrunick@gmail.com

Instructor: Melissa Trunick Ages 8 & Over

Sat 02/11 1:00 PM-4:00 PM $9

Sat 03/25 1:00 PM-4:00 PM $9

Location: Elks Building, 2121 Kessler Boulevard Supply fee due to instructor at first class: $5

BABYSITTING

Gain skills and confidence to babysit for family and friends! We'll cover first aid basics, healthy treats, ideas for games & art projects, safety concerns and even diaper duty.

Instructor: Alison Norton Ages 8-14

Sat 02/11 9:30 AM-12:00 PM $31

Location: Recreation Building, 2920 Douglas Street

BOWLING

Bowling is a game you can enjoy for a lifetime! Additionally, this target sport is a fun recreational activity and teaches hand eye and coordination skills. Perfect for all experience levels, rest assured that bumpers are available if needed.

Instructor: Bob Nugent

Ages 5-8

Tue 04/11-05/02 4:00 PM-5:00 PM $35 Ages 9-13

Tue 05/09-05/30 4:00 PM-5:00 PM $35

Location: Triangle Bowling Alley, 700 Triangle Center

*DATES UPDATED POST PRINTING

HOME ALONE - HOW TO STAY SAFE

Be prepared for school breaks and days off by ensuring your kids have the skills and knowledge to stay safe at home without adult supervision, including basic first aid, personal safety, Internet safety, how to respond to strangers at the door or over the phone, and sibling care. Instructor: Alison Norton, Recreation Staff Ages 8-14

Sat 04/15 10:00 AM-12:00 PM $31

Location: Recreation Building, 2920 Douglas Street

BRAVE AT HEART NATURE SCHOOL

This is a parent-partnered preschool program for ages 3-6 that focuses on all the best philosophies (Montessori, Gardner, Reggio Emilia, Piaget, and more), while following the Forest School approach to outdoor learning. Most of our time is spent immersed in nature, focusing on child-led, play-based learning experiences that will support the child’s cognitive, social-emotional, and physical developments as well as the need to be outside and GET MESSY. Parent participation is required, providing assistance and supervision of a group of students one or two weeks per session. Instructor: Alisa Lytle

Tues 01/10-01/31 10:00 AM-12:30 PM $99

Tues 02/07-02/28 10:00 AM-12:30 PM $99

Tues 04/11-05/02 10:00 AM-12:30 PM $99

Tues 05/09-05/30 10:00 AM-12:30 PM $99

Location: Elks Building, 2121 Kessler Boulevard

HORSEMANSHIP - BEGINNING

Enjoy games and exercise while learning English riding skills that build confidence. Expert instruction is provided in basic horsemanship including safety, rules, grooming, and tacking. Bring your own helmet or use one provided.

Instructor: Donna Longacre, Longacre Stables Ages 6-16

Tue 01/24-02/07 5:30 PM-6:30 PM $75

Tue 02/21-03/07 5:30 PM-6:30 PM $75

Tue 03/14-03/28 6:00 PM-7:00 PM $75

Tue 04/11-04/25 6:00 PM-7:00 PM $75

Tue 05/09-05/23 6:00 PM-7:00 PM $75

Location: Longacre Stables, 2290 Dike Road

Participant must wear riding shoes or shoes with heels.

HULA

Hula is the heartbeat of the Hawaiian people! Through dance steps and the basic hand motions, you'll learn the two types of Hawaiian dance: the ancient Hula Kahiko and the modern Hula Auana. Don't forget to bring your Aloha Spirit!

Instructor: Kate Denman Ages 5-12

Wed 03/08-04/12 5:00 PM-5:55 PM $39

Location: McClelland Center, 951 Delaware Street

KNITTING - BEGINNING

Learn the basics of knitting - cast on to start the process of knitting and how to bind off to finish your project. Demonstrations and hands-on practice to learn the techniques. The instructor will provide the pattern options, knitting needles and yarn.

Instructor: Melissa Trunick Ages 8-12

M-Th 04/03-04/06 9:30 AM-12:00 PM $19

Location: McClelland Center, 951 Delaware Street

Supply fee due to instructor at first class: $5

MINI TUTU'S

Learn basic movements through the use of the dancer’s imagination! Dance encourages body awareness, improved rhythm and coordination, and development of counting and jumping skills.

Instructor: Megan Friberg, Luminary Dance Academy Ages 3-5

Fri 01/06-01/27 4:00 PM-5:00 PM $39

Tue 05/09-05/30 4:00 PM-5:00 PM $39

Location: Luminary Dance Academy, 1051 12th Avenue

MUSIC & MOVEMENT - PARENT & TOT

Explore the joy and diversity of music with your little one! Group music-making releases energy which can be channeled in creative, productive directions. Children learn about themselves by playing and listening to music together.

Instructor: Molly Johnson Ages 6 months-3 yrs

Tue 01/10-01/31 10:00 AM-10:45 AM $39 02/07-02/28 10:00 AM-10:45 AM $39 03/07-03/28 10:00 AM-10:45 AM $39 04/11-05/02 10:00 AM-10:45 AM $39 05/09-05/30 10:00 AM-10:45 AM $39

Location: McClelland Center, 951 Delaware Street

NOT YOUR GRANDMOTHER'S QUILTING ADULT & CHILD

Learn how quilts are being made today, using a rotary cutter, ruler and cutting mats. Demonstrations and hands-on practice to learn the techniques. Choose a simple pattern to start your first project. Finish your quilt top and learn how to quilt and attach the binding edge. A machine is not needed for the first class. If you need to borrow a machine, please contact the instructor at least 3 days before first class by emailing melissatrunick@gmail.com

Instructor: Melissa Trunick Ages 8 & Over

Tue 02/07-02/21 4:00 PM-6:00 PM $19

Location: McClelland Center, 951 Delaware Street Supply fee due to instructor at first class: $10

REPTILE EXTRAVAGANZA

Reptile Road Show bring you three hours packed with over 30 snakes, lizards, turtles, tortoises, amphibians and more from every corner of the world! Experience educational information, hands-on opportunities and witness reptile feedings.Instructor: Garth Pithan Ages 6-13

Sat 04/22 10:00 AM-1:00 PM $35

Location: Recreation Building, 2920 Douglas Street

SOCCER FOR LITTLE ONES

Introduce your little one to the basic skills of soccer in a fun and rain-free indoor environment! Instructor: Ellie Seekins Ages 5-8

Wed 01/11-02/01 5:00 PM-5:45 PM $31

Location: McClelland Center, 951 Delaware Street

VALENTINE DESSERTS

Get ready to bake your heart out! Your young baker will learn the basics of baking and decorating by creating Valentine's Day themed desserts. Participants will come home with their own box of themed delights to share!

Instructor: Shelly ALdrich, Recreation Staff Ages 8-12

Sat 02/11 9:00 AM-12:00 PM $39

Location: Elks Building, 2121 Kessler Boulevard

BANJO

Adult Music & Dance

- 5 STRING BLUEGRASS I AND II

Learn basic chords and rolls used by all banjo players. Please provide your own banjo.

Beginning - Part I

Thu 01/12-02/16 7:15 PM-8:00 PM $79

Beginning - Part II

Thu 02/23-03/30 7:15 PM-8:00 PM $79

GUITAR - BEGINNING I AND II

Beginning Part I ~ No experience necessary! This is the place to get started by learning easy chords, strumming, and songs. Please provide your own guitar.

Beginning - Part I

Thu 01/12-02/16 6:15 PM-7:00 PM $79

Beginning - Part II

Thu 02/23-03/30 6:15 PM-7:00 PM $79

UKULELE

Instructor: Bill Price Ages 12 & Over

Location: McClelland Center, 951 Delaware Street

Supply fee payable to instructor at first class: $8 (covers parts I & II)

A unique and inexpensive way to have musical fun with family and friends! Ukuleles are a 'take anywhere' that instrument anyone can play with easy and simple instruction. Students must bring their own ukulele. Children under the age of 12 must attend with an adult. For more information call 360-425-3786. Instructor: James Lee Tue 01/24-02/21 6:00 PM-7:00 PM $39

Location: McClelland Center, 951 Delaware Street

HULA (In Person or Zoom option)

Hula is the heartbeat of the Hawaiian people! Through dance steps and the basic hand motions, you'll learn the two types of Hawaiian dance: the ancient Hula Kahiko and the modern Hula Auana. Instructor: Kate Denman Ages 12 & Over

Wed 1/18-02/22 6:00 PM-7:00PM $39 ($31 Zoom) Wed 03/22-04/26 6:00 PM-7:00PM $39 ($31 Zoom) McClelland Center, 951 Delaware Street

CHA CHA - BEGINNING & INTERMEDIATE

Beyond Beginning: A requisite Latin dance. You will become familiar with the spectrum of music that can be danced to cha-cha from standard Latin sounds to the pop and hard rock sounds of Santana, Adele and ZZ Top.

Tue 01/24-02/28 6:45 PM-7:30 PM $64

Intermediate: A continuation of the steps and patterns learned in Beyond Beginning.

Tue 03/07-04/11 6:45 PM-7:30 PM $64

SALSA W/A SAMBA TWIST - BEGINNING & ADVANCED

Delightful and spicy moves to joyful and fast tempos. Salsa is essentially a faster version of Cha Cha without the "ChaChaCha."

BEGINNING:

Tue 01/24-02/28 6:00 PM-6:45 PM $64

ADVANCED: Tue 03/07-04/11 7:30 PM-8:15 PM $64

LINE DANCING

Learn the basic steps of Line Dancing in a slow-paced environment with lots of repetition. Line dance is great exercise for the body and mind and can be performed to all styles of music! Instructor: Rhonda Goldsmith Ages 18 & Over

Thur 01/05-02/09 5:30 PM-6:30 PM $39

Thur 02/16-03/23 5:30 PM-6:30 PM $39

Location: McClelland Center, 951 Delaware Street

FOUR COUNT SWING (HUSTLE)BEGINNING

This is one of the most enjoyable and easy to learn versions of swing/hustle. This four-count version can be danced to a large variety from the disco era to the current music of today.

Tue 03/07-04/11 6:00 PM-6:45 PM $64

NIGHT CLUB WITH A SAMBA TWISTADVANCED

Perfect for advanced dancers, we'll focus on Samba primarily, tying in Night Club steps which work perfectly with Samba.

Tue 01/24-02/28 7:30 PM-8:15 PM $64

Instructors: Joseph & Julieann Platt Ages 18 & Over

Location: McClelland Center, 951 Delaware Street

Adult Programs

CERAMICS

Learn hand building basics to create your own functional or gift giving pottery objects. Pinch, slab and coil techniques will be introduced as well as opportunities for exploration on the potter’s wheel. Independent study students welcome to attend. Instructor: Debra Robasky, Mark Morris Ceramics

Ages 18 & Over

Wed 01/25-03/22 6:00-8:00 PM $67

Location: Mark Morris High School, 1602 MM Court Supply fee due to instructor at first class: $40

FIRST AID

Receive First Aid and CPR certification based on the standards of American Heart Association. Develop the knowledge, skills, and confidence to respond in a medical emergency. Use of the AED will also be taught. Instructor: Steve Pitts

Ages 18 & Over

Sat 01/21 9:00 AM-12:00 PM $51

Sat 03/18 9:00 AM-12:00 PM $51

Location: Recreation Building, 2920 Douglas Street

Supply fee due to instructor at first class: $10

SPANISH

Have fun while learning basic Spanish vocabulary, grammar and phrases for use while traveling or in the workplace. Instructor has experience teaching at the college level for the Ethinic Support Council. Instructor: Jovita Potter

Thu 02/02-03/23 6:30 PM-7:30 PM $43

Location: Recreation Office, 2920 Douglas Street

HORSEMANSHIP (BASIC W/RIDING)

It's never too late to learn. Learn everything from grooming and leading your horse to mounting and riding on your own.

Instructor: Mikkayla Myers, Strides Horsemanship

Fri 03/17-03/31 6:00 PM-7:00 PM $75

Location: Strides Horsemanship, 2010 48th Avenue Please wear smooth soled shoes with low heel

KNITTING - BEGINNING

Learn the basic of knitting. Cast on to start your project, knitting, purling, bind off to finsh project. Demonstrations and hands on practice to learn the techniques. Choose a simple pattern for your first wash cloth, mug rug, placemat or scarf. Instructor will provide the pattern options, knitting needles and yarn in kit form with written instructions. Instructor: Melissa Trunick

Thur 02/02-02/23 6:00 PM-8:00 PM $39

Location: Woman's Club, 835 21st Avenue

Supply fee due to instructor at first class: $5

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SEWING SERIES (BEGINNING)

Choose a project such as a tote bag, placemat, pillow case or skirt. Finish one or more projects depending on sewing ability and difficulty of project. Instructor will provide the fabric, thread, notions, pins, scissors, printed instructions with diagrams, in ready-to-sew kit form with written instructions. Students can also provide own fabric.

Instructor: Melissa Trunick

Thu 03/09-03/30 6:00 PM-8:00 PM $39

Location: Woman's Club, 835 21st Avenue

Supply fee due to instructor at first class: $10

Please note: If you need to borrow a sewing machine, contact the instructor 3 days in advance. If you have your own machine, bring it along with a power cord AND a copy of the user's manual with proper needle and bobbin.

ITALIAN w/MARINARA - LEARN TO SPEAK

Ciao amici! They say food is the best vehicle for learning a new language! Basic conversational classes with an Italian mother tongue teacher, designed for students with little or no background in Italian. This class will be tailored on Italian food and culinary instruction and you can expect to learn basic vocabulary, simple conversation topics, practice standard pronunciation, and form sentences using the present tense. Last class will be an optional culinary cooking experience (extra fee) where you will learn the art of making homemade pasta and sauces at The Gifted Kitchen.

Instructor: Claudio Perissinotto

Wed 02/01-03/08 5:45 PM-6:45 PM $46

Location: Recreation Building, 2920 Douglas Street

Part 2 ~ Homemade Pasta & Sauces Cooking Class

Wed 03/08 6:45 PM-8:45 PM $76

Location: The Gifted Kitchen, 711 Vandercook, Ste. 102

Adult Programs

ON THE MOVE

Get moving with fun, lower intensity exercise! Especially designed to include the active older adult, someone who hasn't been exercising in a long time, or individuals who may be limited physically. Instructor has over 40 years teaching fitness classes.

T/Th 01/03-01/31 09:00 AM-10:00 AM $45

T/Th 02/02-02/28 09:00 AM-10:00 AM $40

T/Th 03/02-03/30 09:00 AM-10:00 AM $45

T/Th 04/04-04/27 09:00 AM-10:00 AM $40

Zoom - Instructor will email link upon registration

POUND FITNESS

n exhilarating full body workout combining cardio and strength training with yoga and Pilates inspired movements. Using Ripstix, lightly weighed drumsticks engineered for exercising, POUND transforms drumming into an incredibly effective way of working out.

M/W/F 01/02-01/30 08:00 AM-8:50 AM $65

M/W/F 02/01-02/27 08:00 AM-8:50 AM $60

M/W/F 03/01-03/31 08:00 AM-8:50 AM $65

M/W/F 04/03-04/28 08:00 AM-8:50 AM $60

Zoom - Instructor will email link upon registration

FOAM ROLLING

Release muscular tension, increase circulation, and improve flexibility. Feel the results throughout the entire body as you see muscular tension disappear along with cellulite. Bring a mat and a foam roller.

Limited rollers available from instructor.

Instructor: Kristina Arquette, Totally Fit Yoga Thu 01/12 5:30 PM-7:00 PM $12

Location: Woman's Club, 835 21st Avenue

TAI CHI & QIGONG FOR HEALTH (BEGINNER)

Primarily Sun Style. Focus is on comfortably learning the basic principles of Tai Chi movements and Qigong exercises to improve circulation, balance and increase relaxation. Chairs available for seated or standing support. Appropriate for individuals new to exercise or living with arthritis/other chronic health conditions.

Instructor: LaNay Eastman

T/Th 01/10-01/26 10:00 AM-10:50 AM $46

T/Th 02/07-02/23 10:00 AM-10:50 AM $46

T/Th 03/07-03/30 10:00 AM-10:50 AM $61

T/Th 04/04-04/27 10:00 AM-10:50 AM $61

Location: Women's Club, 835 21st Avenue Wear clothing easy to move in and sneakers or flat, flexible fitness-type shoes. Grip-socks are acceptable.

WILLS & ESTATES

Learn the basics about estate planning and the probate process. Class will address Wills, Trusts, Power of Attorneys, Health Care Directives (Living Wills), and Community Property Agreements. If your estate is under $1 million with no unusual circumstances you can sign a simple will, health care directive, and durable power of attorney on the third night of this class.

For Washington and Oregon state residents.

Instructor: Amanda Projuan, Attonrey at Law

Wed 01/11-01/25 5:30 PM-7:00 PM $111

Wed 03/15-03/29 5:30 PM-7:00 PM $111

Location: Recreation Office, 2920 Douglas Street

RESTORATIVE "YIN" YOGA

Gently and effectively help to restore balance to the mind, body and spirit. Positions are done close to the ground, poses are held between 1-5 min, and taught with a variety of props (blocks, pillows, bolsters) to support the weight of the body. Focusing on deep breathing and mindful strategies to help you settle into each pose. Release, recovery, relaxation, surrender, and greater flexibility are the goals. All levels welcome! Bring a mat, blocks, and strap.

Instructor: Kristina Arquette, Totally Fit Yoga

Sat 01/14-01/28 9:30 AM-11:00 AM $30

Sat 02/11-02/25 9:30 AM-11:00 AM $30

Sat 03/11-03/25 9:30 AM-11:00 AM $30

Sat 04/08-04/22 9:30 AM-11:00 AM $30

Location: Woman's Club, 835 21st Avenue

TAI CHI & QIGONG FOR HEALTH (INTERMEDIATE)

Primarily Sun Style. Exploring the depth of Tai Chi and Qigong principles through more complex forms, expanded movements, and breathing practices to refine skills and internal awareness towards improved balance, range of motion and cultivate flowing meditative movements. Appropriate for individuals living with arthritis/other chronic health conditions.Instructor: LaNay Eastman

T/Th 01/10-01/26 9:00 AM-9:50 AM $46

T/Th 02/07-02/23 9:00 AM-9:50 AM $46

T/Th 03/07-03/30 9:00 AM-9:50 AM $61

T/Th 04/04-04/27 9:00 AM-9:50 AM $61

Location: Women's Club, 835 21st Avenue

Wear clothing easy to move in and sneakers or flat, flexible fitness-type shoes. Grip-socks are acceptable.

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Herbal Mystery Tour

Instructor: Dr. Dee Richardson

Ages 18 & Over

Herbal Cough Syrups

Herbal cough syrups - 12 different formulas presented, make 1 to take home.

Thu 01/10 6:00-8:00 PM $21

Herbal Cough Drops

Herbal cough crops - 2 varietiesmake 1 to take home.

Thu 01/17 6:00-8:00 PM $21

Home Hydrotherapy

Lecture style class. Home hydrotherapy techniques

Thu 01/24 6:00-8:00 PM $21

Herbs & Diets for Heart Health

Lecture Style Class

Herbs and Diet for Heart Health class.

Thu 01/31 6:00-8:00 PM $21

History & Uses of Fire Cider

History and uses of Fire Cidermake 1 to take home.

Thu 02/07 6:00-8:00 PM $21

Juliet deBairelyLevs

Documentary/Discussion

Documentary and discuss from famous herbalist Juliet deBairelyLevswith herbal inspired snacks.

Thu 02/14 6:00-8:00 PM $21

Calendula-Confrey Salve

Make Calendula - confrey all purpose salvemake 1 to take home.

Thu 02/21 6:00-8:00 PM $21

Herbal Simple Syrups

Herbal simple syrups to flavor coffee, tea, lemonades - make 1 to take home.

Thu 02/28 6:00-8:00 PM $21

Location: Elks Building, 2121 Kessler Boulevard

All classes (except lecture style) will have an additional supply fee of $5 due to instructor at first class.

Glass Fusing Classes

Instructor: Rachel @ Marvelous Mosaic Fine Art

Glass Tree Ornaments

Ages 7 & Over

Students will create 2 ornaments, go over glass safety and learn to decorate with stringers & dots

Sat 12/03 10:00 AM-1:00 PM $25

Supply fee due to instructor at first class: $10

Glass Christmas Tree

Ages 16 & Over

Create a 10" tree while learning to use nippers and practice the fusing process

Wed 12/14 10:00 AM-1:00 PM $49 Supply fee due to instructor at first class: $15

Fused Name or Word Plate

Ages 7 & Over

Make a 11"x4" decorative name or word plate using stringers and decorating with dots & frit

Sat 01/07 10:00 AM-1:00 PM $35

Supply fee due to instructor at first class: $10

Mosaic House Numbers 3 Class Series Ages

18 & Over

In this 3 class series participants will learn to design, glue and grout with upcycled cupboards, doors and tiles Wed 01/11-01/25 10:00 AM-2:00 PM $195

Supply fee due to instructor at first class: $55

Mosaic Hearts

Ages 7 & Over

Create a 6" heart with the design of your choice using woodsubstrate, many colors and supplies to choose from

Sat 02/04 10:00 AM-1:00 PM $39

Supply fee due to instructor at first class: $10

Mosaic Flower Garden/ Vase 3 Class Series

Ages 12 & Over

Learn the art of cutting glass, making flowers and designing background. 10" x 10" Substrate Wed 03/08-03/22 10:00 AM-2:00 PM $225

Supply fee due to instructor at first class: $50

Location: Elks Building, 2121 Kessler Boulevard 18 & under must be accompanied by paying adult

Spaces limited to 2 plots per family at 32nd and 1 box per family at Victoria Freeman with the possibility of additional plots/boxes after April 29th.

New gardener registration opens March 6th. Returning gardeners (those who rented a garden in (2022) have until February 25th to retain existing garden(s).

AMENITIES

200chairs,30eight-foottables, retractableprojectorscreen,cardtables, risers-maybearranged,babygrand piano,100cupcoffeepot,PASystem(for speakingonly)

MEETINGROOM

640sq/ft(32ftx20ft) WorkshopStyleTables/Chairs-35people

AMENITIES

80chairs,12eight-foottables,1six-foot table,projectorscreen,2cardtables, 30cupcoffeepot,PASystem(for speakingonly)

HOURS 8:00AM-11:00PM Hourlyrentalrates,twohourminimumrental

SPACES

LARGEROOMWITHSTAGE 1,134sq/ft(27ftx42ft)

Dancing/StandingOnly-125people

Assembly/TheatreStyleSeating-80people

BanquetStylewithTables/Chairs-80people

MEETINGROOM

375sq/ft(25ftx15ft)

WorkshopStyleTables/Chairs-25people

KITCHEN(useincludedinrental) Twoovens,one4-burnerstove,refrigerator, microwave,threelargesinks

The Elks Memorial Building

30chairs,1eight-foottable,2six-foot tables,3round48inchtables,projector screen,2cardtables,30cupcoffeepot

McClelland

Park & Gazebo Rentals

Specialty Park Rentals

R.A.LONGPARKGAZEBO (upto100people)

ThenewestadditiontoLongview'srich historicdistrictcenteredinR.A.LongPark, thegazeboisabeautifulcoveredshelter withelectricityavailable.Acrossthe streetfromhistoriclandmarksthe MonticelloHotelandLongviewPublic Library,thisspaceisperfectforanything fromatraditionalromanticweddingtoa bustlingevent!

ROYMORSEPARK (upto150people)

ADAaccessibleareaperfectforfamily reunionsorlargegatherings,withpicnictables, horseshoepits,abasketballhoop,soccer fields,andrestrooms,anddrinkingfountain adjacenttorentalarea.

*SeespecialeventspacketforinfoonDisc GolfCourseandSoftballFields

Lake Sacajawea Park

COTTONWOODNOOK (upto200people)

Lovely,amplegreenspacewithperfect fountainviewunderdappledshadefrom surroundingmaturetrees.Easylakeand streetaccessmakethisaperfectspotfor alargerceremonyorfamilygathering.

GROTTO (upto100people)

Largemanicuredbedsandlawn reminiscent ofanEnglishgarden encircledbymajestictreeswith waterfrontandfishingdocknearby.

LION'SSHELTER (upto100people)

JAPANESEISLANDOVERLOOK (upto75people)

PicturesquesettingwithJapanesesculptural andarchitecturalfeaturesoverlookingthe stunningWeyerhaeuserCentennialwood bridgeandbeautifulJapaneseGarden.A photographer'sdream!

LOUISIANA&KESSLER (upto200people)

Vastlevelgreenspacewitheasyaccessto ampleshorelineandnearbystreetparking. EqualdistancefromtheJapanesegarden andRhododenrongarden,anidealplace foralargeralldayeventorcelebration.

PENINSULA (upto100people)

Intimategreenspacewithshorelineonthree sides,thishiddengemoffersamore secludedfeelforsmallergatheringsand ceremonies.

The rental of these facilities is intended to enhance and promote the social, recreational, and cultural environment of the community. It is the intent of the City of Longview to encourage and permit the use of these areas to the public within the established policies detailed in the rental agreement packet available at the Longview Parks and Recreation office.

Japanese Garden Overlook

Don’t Delay:

Register Today. Activities are subject to cancellation due to consideration.

Fair Play:

The City of Longview complies with the State of Washington’s “Fair Play in Community Sports Act” that prohibits descrimination against any person on the basis of gender in the operation, conduct, or administration of community athletics programs for youth or adults. For questions regarding this or policies related to field for facility use, please contact Justin Brown, Recreation Manager at 360-442-5400.

Accessibility:

Parks & Recreation provides accomodations required for people with disabilities. Please contact Justin Brown, Recreation Manager, at 360-442-5400, at least two-weeks in advance of a program start date to discuss accomodations.

Non-Discrimination Notice:

Longview Parks & Recreation programs, facilities, and services reflect the cultural diversity of our community. We do not discriminate on the basis of religion, color, gender, national origin, sexual orientation, age, or disability.

Parks & Recreation Advisory Meetings:

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board are Longview residents who volunteer time for the preservation and development of parks, leisure, facilities, and recreation programs for the community. Meetings are generally held at 5:00 p.m. on the third Monday of each month at the Recreation Office.

Resident or Non-Resident?

A resident is anyone who lives or owns property within the Longview City limits. Even though your mailing address is “Longview” does not necessarily mean you are a city resident. Non-residents pay an additional $5 charge per class or program due at the time of registration. In-city status is determined by tax zoning.

Information Purposes:

Disclaimer: This program schedule is published for information purposes only. Parks and Recreation reserves the right to make any changes in the content and provisions of the program schedule without notice.

Security:

We have taken many steps to ensure the security of your online transaction that employs the latest in encryption technology. The personal information that you provide is only made available to the appropriate personnel in the city and not shared with any other agency, public or private.

Financial Scholarships:

Financial assistance may be available for youth who, for financial reasons would be unable to participate in a recreation program. To be considered, a child must reside within the Longview city limits. Requests should be made at least five business days before the class begins. Contributions are accepted to help children that would otherwise be unable to participate in a class or program. To apply for financial assistance or make a contribution call us at 360-442-5400 or visit us online at www.mylongview.com/recreation

Weather Policy:

All recreation programs are cancelled when Longview schools are closed due to weather. Morning recreation programs are cancelled when schools are delayed due to weather. Afternoon and evening recreation programs are cancelled when schools release or close early due to weather. Call the 360-442-5980 for additional information on weather related closures/delays.

Pre-registration Required:

Pre-registration is required for classes unless noted. Many classes fill up quickly so register early to ensure that you or your child will not be disappointed. Please note - same day “on-site” registration is rarely accepted by instructors.

Recreation Office......... 360.442.5400 Registration......... 360.442.5400

Building/Park Rentals......... 360.442.5407 Sports/Leagues......... 360.442.5435 Senior Center......... 360.636-0210 Youth/Out-of-School......... 360.442.5402 Donation/Sponsorship......... 360.442.5406 Park Maintenance......... 360.442.5421 Mint Valley Golf Course......... 360.442.5442 Mint Valley Racquet Complex......... 360.442.4770

Our

Creatinganinclusiveworldinvolvesallofus.Whenyouensurethatanyonecanbeinvolved,theneveryoneisincluded.

OurmissionatLongviewParksandRecreationistobuildahealthy,connected,andvibrantcommunity byprovidinghighqualityparkandrecreationservicestoeveryone.

Werecognizethatinequityistheultimatechallengefacingournation,andparksandrecreationprofessionalscanmakea profoundimpactbyensuringthatparksandrecreationremainsaccessible,inclusive,engaging,andculturallyrelevant.

successasanorganizationismeasuredbythepositiveimpactwehaveonthelivesoftheindividuals andfamiliesweserve.Wearecommittedtopromotinginclusiveanddiverseprogrammingandresourceswith affordableopportunitiesacrossallages,races,andabilities.

Please notify the department two weeks in advance if the above participant has a disability needing special arrangements, assistance, or any condition which would limit the participant in this activity. The City of Longview does not provide medical or accident insurance coverage and is not responsible for personal articles lost or stolen.

I allow photographs taken during City programs to be published without limitation for noncommercial purposes.

I agree to abide by and follow the activity and registration policies and procedures. Assumption of Risk. Waiver and Release I am fully aware of the fact that there is special dangers and risks inherent in the activity, including, but not limited to the risk of serious physical injury, death or other harmful consequences that may arise or result directly or indirectly to me from my participation in this activity. Being fully informed as to these risks an in consideration of my being allowed to participate in City sponsored activities. I also hereby individually and on behalf of my heirs, executors and assigns, release and hold harmless the City of Longview, their officials, employees and agents and waive any right of recovery that I might have to bring a claim or lawsuit against them for any personal injury, death or other consequences occurring to me voluntary participation in this activity, except for the sole negligence of the City of Longview. I certify that I am the parent of legal guardian of the participant named above: that I have read and understood the foregoing release and that I join the release without reservation, granting full consent and authorization for the above-named person to participate in the activity.

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Longview Parks & Recreation is committed to offering quality service to everyone with our 100% satisfaction guarantee. If you are dissatisfied with your experience, use this form to notify the recreation office in writing prior to the second class to request a full refund. Refund Requests: Refund requests may be granted if the department is notified in writing three working days before the first class. Refunds are NOT available for one-day classes/events, team athletics, trips, or special events. All participant-initiated refunds are subject to the Recreation Manager’s, or designee’s, approval. Once approved, refunded fees can be applied to any current season activities, donated to our scholarship fund, or refunded by check or credit card within 20 days after approval.

Garantía de satisfacción: ¡Su satisfacción es nuestra máxima prioridad! Longview Parks & Recreation se compromete a ofrecer un servicio de calidad a todos con nuestra garantía de satisfacción del 100%. Si no está satisfecho con su experiencia, use este formulario para notificar a la oficina de recreación por escrito antes de la segunda clase para solicitar un reembolso completo. Solicitudes de reembolso: Las solicitudes de reembolso pueden otorgarse si se notifica al departamento por escrito tres días hábiles antes de la primera clase. Los reembolsos NO están disponibles para clases/eventos de un día, atletismo en equipo, viajes o eventos especiales. Todos los reembolsos iniciados por los participantes están sujetos a la aprobación del Gerente de Recreación o su designado. Una vez aprobadas, las tarifas reembolsadas pueden aplicarse a cualquier actividad de la temporada actual, donarse a nuestro fondo de becas o reembolsarse con cheque o tarjeta de crédito dentro de los 20 días posteriores a la aprobación.

A $5 processing fee will be assessed to all refunds. *Applied fees/transfers will not be charged the processing fee.

ANNA WRZESINSK ANNA WRZESINSK

ARBY’S ARBY’S

ASCENT / CORE HEALTH ASCENT / CORE HEALTH

ASTOUND BROADBAND POWERED BY WAVE ASTOUND BROADBAND POWERED BY WAVE

JOHN

JOHN WEBB - LONGVIEW PICKLEBALL ASSOCIATION

JOHNSTON’S RIDGE JOHNSTON’S RIDGE

JOLENE RUNNELS JOLENE RUNNELS

JOSEPH GOVEDNIK - COWLITZ COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM

JOSEPH GOVEDNIK - COWLITZ COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM

JOSIAH WRZESINSKI JOSIAH WRZESINSKI

KAISA RUNNELS KAISA RUNNELS

KATHI LENDER KATHI LENDER

KATHRYN BELL & BEN MCCLAREN - MCDONALDS

KATHRYN BELL & BEN MCCLAREN - MCDONALDS

KELLY RAGSDALE - COLUMBIA THEATER KELLY RAGSDALE - COLUMBIA THEATER

KESSLER ELEMENTARY KESSLER ELEMENTARY KIRKPATRICK FAMILY CARE KIRKPATRICK FAMILY CARE

KLOG/KUNK/THE BLITZ KLOG/KUNK/THE BLITZ

LACEY GRIFFITHS - R.A.LONG HIGH SCHOOL

LACEY GRIFFITHS - R.A.LONG HIGH SCHOOL

L.C.C. ART DEPARTMENT STUDENTS & FACULTY L.C.C. ART DEPARTMENT STUDENTS & FACULTY

LLOYD SMITH LLOYD SMITH

LONGVIEW FIRE DEPT. LONGVIEW FIRE DEPT.

LONGVIEW GROCERY OUTLET LONGVIEW GROCERY OUTLET

LONGVIEW PARKS DEPT. LONGVIEW PARKS DEPT.

LONGVIEW POLICE DEPT. LONGVIEW POLICE DEPT.

LONGVIEW PUBLIC LIBRARY LONGVIEW PUBLIC LIBRARY

LONGVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT LONGVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT

LONGVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT NUTRITION SERVICES

LONGVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT NUTRITION SERVICES

LORI HENDRICKSON LORI HENDRICKSON

LOWER COLUMBIA COLLEGE LOWER COLUMBIA COLLEGE

LOWER COLUMBIA SCHOOL GARDENS LOWER COLUMBIA SCHOOL GARDENS