First City Activity Guide

First City Activity Guide SUMMER 2016 | CITY OF LEAVENWORTH PARKS AND RECREATION | www.lvks.org l

SUMMER FITNESS PROGRAMS

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ADULT SOFTBALL LEAGUES

at the Riverfront Community Center, pages 2-3 page 4

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CITY PARKS pages 6-7

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WOLLMAN AQUATIC CENTER

Opens May 30 - Hours/Fees pages 8-9

Leavenworth Parks and Recreation 123 S. Esplanade Leavenworth, KS 66048

Postal Customer Leavenworth, KS 66048 Leavenworth, KS Permit No. 67

U.S. POSTAGE PAID PRE-SORT STANDARD ECRWSS

RFCC

Open daily to all 123 S. Esplanade St. | 913-651-2132

Fitness

INDOOR POOL n WALKING TRACK n TREADMILLS n BASKETBALL GYM n SHOWERS AND LOCKERS CARDIO AND WEIGHT ROOMS n YOGA n CROSSFIT n CHILDRENS’ CLASSES n DANCE

Riverfront Community Center Fitness Facilities

Don’t forget to ask about corporate rates. To pay “Resident” fees, patrons must live in the Leavenworth/Fort Leavenworth city limits.

Daily Admission 20 Punch Pass Monthly Pass 6-Month Pass One Year Pass Yearly Pass •

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Adult

nonResident

$2.50 $3

Youth (4-18), Senior Citizen (60+) $2

$2.50

Adult

$40

$50

Youth (4-18), Senior Citizen (60+) $30

$40

Adult

$35

$40

Youth (4-18), Senior Citizen (60+) $25

$30

Adult

$80

$90

Youth (4-18), Senior Citizen (60+) $60

$70

Adult

$145

$155

Youth (4-18), Senior Citizen (60+) $105

$125

Saturday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Sunday - 1 - 5 p.m.

CLOSED ON HOLIDAYS: May 30 July 4 Sept. 5 Nov. 11 Nov. 24 Dec. 25

Admission fee includes the use of the weight room, pool during open and lap swim times (see page 9), track, gym, racquetball court, and cardio room. Showers and lockers are available on track and pool levels.

Racquetball equipment and basketballs are available for rent. For general information, call (913) 651-2132 or email mwilliams@firstcity.org.

ASK ABOUT OUR CORPORATE PASS PROGRAM. Businesses and organizations can pay a $200 yearly fee entitling their employees to purchase Riverfront Community Center fitness facility passes at a 25% - 40% discount. Organization identification required.

CARDIO AND WEIGHT ROOMS: Stair steppers, stationary bikes, treadmills, and weight equipment are available. These rooms are locked at all times. Please check out a key at the Riverfront Community Center front desk. Collateral required.

INDOOR TRACK: The center has a 1/10 mile indoor track that is open year-round during regular business hours. Daily admission or pass required.

RECREATION ACTIVITY SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM Qualifying low-income or disabled individuals or families who live in the city limits of Leavenworth and are currently receiving public financial assistance can be awarded a $100 credit per person per year to be used toward certain Leavenworth Parks and Recreation Department activities, such as fitness facility passes, swim programs, and youth sports. For information call (913) 6512203 or email mwilliams@firstcity.org.

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Resident

Monday - Friday 6 a.m. - 8 p.m.

DANCE CLASSES Basic Ballroom Dance Learn to Merengue, waltz, country twostep, Arizona two-step, salsa, and cha-cha, dance steps and turns that you can do to

almost any type of music. For information contact Tom Ritchie at tom.adancrmn. ritchie@gmail.com.

Mondays, 6:30 p.m.

Session 1: May 9-June 20 (no May 30) Session 2: June 27 - Aug. 8 (no July 4) Session 3: Aug. 15 - Sept. 26 (no Sept. 5) $40 for singles / $60 per couple Classical Ballet (ages 3 and up) (NO JULY CLASSES) This classical ballet program teaches expression through movement to classical music, while learning proper ballet technique and vocabulary.

Instructor Iryna Hampton holds a Master’s Degree in Choreography and Ballet Mastery and has taught ballet for 20 years. Contact Hampton at (315) 679-

2050.

Ballet Class Schedule Fee: $50 a month (1 class per week / 4 per month) Tiny Dancer Ballet (Ages 3-5) Mon. 6 – 6:45 p.m.

Tiny Dancer Ballet (Ages 3-5) Wed. 7 – 7:45 p.m. (when Monday is full) Beginner Ballet (Ages 6 and up) Wed. 6 – 7 p.m.

Fee: $100 a month (2 classes per week/8 per month) Intermediate Ballet Mon. and Wed. 4:45 – 6 p.m.

FITNESS CLASSES Yoga Instructor Tina Thomas teaches class members to release stress and fatigue, increase strength, balance, and flexibility, and restore energy.

Tues. and Thurs. 9-10 a.m.

Fees: $5 a class, or 10-punch pass for $35 residents/$40 non- residents.

Parkour Fitness Training Parkour is a holistic training discipline using movement to get from point A to point B in the most efficient way possible. Instructor Robert Bone will guide you through obstacle courses, running, climbing, swinging, vaulting, jumping, and rolling, depending on what movement is deemed most suitable for the given situation. Parkour is a fun way to exercise and increase flexibility, strength, and agility. Participants should wear loose clothing. Bring water or a sports drink for hydration. All participants must sign an additional participant waiver upon registration at the Riverfront Community Center front desk.

Begins April 6, Wed. 5 – 6:30 p.m. and Friday 5-6:30 p.m.

Where: First class at Hawthorn Park Fees: $35/month (1st class is free) Age: 12+ Min: 3 Max: 15 Crossfit and Crossfit Kids Elizabeth Brown, owner/operator of Athletic Body and Mind, offers strength training programs for kids and adults.

Email elizabeth@athleticbodyandmind. com or visit www.athleticbodyandmind. com for dates, fees and registration information.

Riverfront Community Center Fitness

Toddler Tyme

Children ages 5 and under are invited to the Riverfront Community Center gym for open play time. A bounce house, basketballs and small basketball goals, Big Wheels, and other fun toys are provided. Adult supervision required.

Mon. and Wed., 10 a.m. - noon Fee: $2 per child

SELF-DEFENSE CLASSES Tae Kwon Do This popular martial art combines combat techniques, self- defense, sport and exercise. Contact Master Frank Hannon at (913) 682-3677 for information.

Tuesdays and Thursdays 6-6:30 p.m. Little Tigers Ages 5-7 6:30-7:15 p.m. Ages 8-14 7:15-8:15 p.m. Adults $55 a month - first family member/ $35 per additional family member Women and Girls Self-Defense Class FREE Martial arts instructor Master Frank Hannon offers this class quarterly. Pre-registration required. Must be 16 or older.

Saturday, July 23, 9:30 – 11 a.m.

Minimum: 10, Maximum: 16

FITNESS FACILITY POLICIES 1. Persons ages 16 and over must present ID at check-in.

2. Children ages 10 and under must be accompanied at all times by a parent or a guardian age 18 or older.

3. It is the responsibility of patrons to ensure that they have been properly trained before using the fitness equipment. Improper use of equipment can cause serious injuries.

4. The city is not responsible for injuries or gross negligence.

5. Persons ages 60 and over are advised

to consult with their physician before beginning any type of fitness regimen.

6. Please do not drop/slam weight equipment.

7. Children ages 15-17 must have parent’s signed permission to use the fitness equipment.

8. Children ages 12-14 must be directly supervised by an adult at all times while in the fitness rooms.

9. Children under 12 are not allowed to use fitness equipment.

10. Foul language, loud vulgar music

and aggressive or disrespectful behavior will not be tolerated.

11. Smoking, “vaping,” or chewing of any tobacco product is not allowed in the community center.

12. No food or soft drinks are allowed in the fitness rooms or gym.

13. Athletic shoes covering the entire foot must be worn at all times while using the fitness facilities.

14. Please wipe down weight benches after use.

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Sports and Activities

Sports and Activities Officiating/Field Rental: For information on officiating or ball field rental, contact Tabor Medill, Sports Supervisor, at (913) 758-6648 or tmedill@firstcity.org.

Rain-Out Line: In case of inclement weather, City league teams may call (913) 364-5821 for information on game cancellations.

Adult Co-Ed Softball Join the fun of the Leavenworth City Co-ed Softball program.

Participants MUST be age 19 and above. (10) game season SEASON: August - October Registration: July 1-31 Fee: $295 per team

44th Annual Tennis Tournament to be held Memorial Day weekend Participants must live or work in the Leavenworth County area or be a former champion. For additional information, call (913) 547-2599.

Friday, May 27 Juniors Saturday, May 28 Adults Sunday, May 29 Finals Fees: $15 Singles or $25 Doubles, per person, per event. Register at the Riverfront Community Center.

Fall Men’s Double-Header Softball Open to men age 19 and over whose high school class has graduated. Each team is guaranteed 10 games. Requires a minimum of 4 teams and an even number of teams. No divisions. A.S.A. rules.

SEASON: August - October Registration: July 1-31 League Fees: $295 Dog Manners and Obedience Dog trainer, Kim Downing, will teach you and your fourlegged friend the basic commands. Geared for dogs ages 4 months or older. Must be current on vaccinations. This is a seven-week program. The first week is without the dog. Class is held on Wednesday evenings. For more information, visit www.yourbestdog.com.

Level I: This is the foundation level class and includes many behaviors like beginning walking on leash, sit, down, come, focused attention, place, and stay.

Level II: (Prerequisite: Successful completion of Level I class.)

This is a continuation of Level I with the skills getting more re-fined and difficult. Additional skills like directional come, leave it, wait, back, and stand will be added along with work on mannered greetings. Includes AKC Canine Good Citizen test. (Call 913-758-6629 for information.)

Wednesdays, 6:15 – 7:15 p.m.

Fee: $80 Level 1, Session 1: May 11 – June 22 Level 1, Session 2: July 6 – August 17

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The Dr. Melvin Rabe Tennis Club of Leavenworth has been meeting since 1954 and hosts tournaments at David Brewer Park. There are tournaments during Memorial Day and Labor Day, but many club members can be found playing tennis throughout the year at the Riverfront Community Center and David Brewer Park.

Tennis Club President Ralph Last presents the City Singles Championship plaque to Bobby Miller during a tennis tournament.

Experience the timeless elegance...

The Riverfront Community Center is a charming 1880s Union Depot train station located on the banks of the Missouri River.

Originally constructed in 1888, this historic depot was lovingly restored and remodeled in 1988 as a multi-functional facility.

It is just a short 20 to 45-minute drive from most areas of Kansas City. This classic facility provides an ideal atmosphere for all types of special events, from weddings and receptions to seminars and meetings. No matter what type of event, staff can help arrange the perfect day.

The Riverview Room Aptly named for its beautiful views of the majestic Missouri River, this elegant banquet room can seat 80-250 guests for a typical wedding reception. Adjoining outdoor patio overlooks the river.

The Men’s Waiting Room Impressive 30-foot wood-paneled ceilings soar above the original fixtures, woodwork, and fireplace. The Men’s Waiting Room can accommodate a wedding ceremony for up to 160 people or a smaller reception for up to 80 people. This lovely room also boasts a river view.

The Women’s Waiting Room Adjacent to the Riverview Room, this cozy room is a smaller version of the Men’s Waiting Room. This room has versatile side doors that can be opened to access the Riverview Room.

Room Fees and Deposits A 4-hour minimum rental is required, along with a $25 service charge and a $25 band/DJ charge. A security deposit of $300 is required in advance if alcohol is served or $100 without alcohol. Fees include set-up and take-down of tables and chairs and trash removal. Decorating time is $10 per hour.

Catering For catering information, contact our in-house caterer, Terry Booker, at 913-680-1300 or theabcafe@gmail.com. Patrons may hire outside caterers for a 20% added surcharge.

For reservation information, contact the Riverfront Community Center Manager Tammy Metzgar at (913) 651-2132, (913) 6802709, or tmetzgar@firstcity.org.

Harvey Girl Luncheons A lovely lunch is served at the Riverfront Community Center by the Harvey Girls, followed by a brief history of Fred Harvey and the girls. Reservations must be made two weeks in advance with a minimum of 20 persons. For more details, contact the manager (913) 680-2709 or the Convention and Visitors Bureau at (913) 758-2948.

Riverview Room

Room Riverview Room Men’s Waiting

Room Rental Rates Resident $55/hr $40/hr

Non-Resident $60/hr $45/hr.

Capacity 100-300 50-150

Women’s Waiting

$40/hr.

$45/hr.

25-100

South Wing Activity Room Gymnasium Indoor Pool

$40/hr. $15/hr. $50/hr. $55/hr.

$45/hr. $20/hr. $55/hr. $60/hr.

20-100 10-50 600 75-100

North Kitchen

$20/hr.

$25/hr.

N/A

South Kitchen

$20/hr.

$25/hr.

N/A

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Leavenworth Parks

City Parks

park improvements. City staff will provide guidance and some materials for projects. Choose a park and decide which activities to do and how often. Once this is established, a sign will be erected in the park with your group’s name and logo.

Alcoholic Beverage Permit

By City ordinance, alcoholic beverages are prohibited in City parks, except as authorized by Parks and Recreation to Leavenworth area residents who have obtained a park reservation permit. There is a $10 permit fee for alcoholic beverages.

Legacy Tree Program

Commemorate a special person or event with a living legacy.

For a $200 fee, a tree will be planted and a plaque erected at the planting site. Request forms are available at the Parks and Recreation Office. For an additional $200, you may request a 5” x 5” aluminum plaque.

Memorial Bench Program

Honor a special person or group with the purchase of a memorial bench with an attached commemorative plaque.

The Parks and Recreation Department will install a beautiful aluminum bench in Leavenworth Landing Park. Down payment required to order.

Riverfront Park Campground

In 2015 University of Saint Mary students donated a wheelchair swing to Hawthorn Park. All parks are handicapped accessible, but some of the equipment at Hawthorn Park, 1100 Ohio Street, is designed for individuals with disabilities.

Leavenworth Parks and Recreation Department 123 S. Esplanade Street, Leavenworth, Kansas 66048 (913) 651-2203 Email: mwilliams@firstcity.org Business hours: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Leavenworth Landing Park

This scenic park on the Missouri River (Esplanade and Cherokee Streets) is available to rent for special occasions.

Permit fees are $15 per hour ($20 for non-City residents) with a $100 refundable damage deposit. Fees are due when a permit is requested. Choose the Paddlewheel Plaza or the Railroad Roundhouse. (Note: This park has active train tracks.) The Bridge Tender’s Building rents for $20, with a $20 refundable key deposit. The park is adjacent to the Riverfront Community Center and historic downtown Leavenworth and connects to the Three-Mile Creek Trail.

Adopt-A-Park Program

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Groups or businesses looking for a way to make a difference in our community can adopt a city park or other public area. Participants can establish a presence in the parks and report vandalism and maintenance problems, pick up litter, paint, weed, or garden. Donations also may be made for

This cozy park beside the Missouri River is the perfect place to relax. The campground offers basic and electric camping pads, tent camping, a bath house with four private units, a boat ramp, picnic shelter, and dump station. (Note: This park is adjacent to active train tracks.)

For information and reservations, call the Park Manager at (913) 290-0034. Open March 1 to October 31.

Campground Fees Key Deposit: A key deposit of $20 will be required of all patrons receiving a gate and/or restroom key. This deposit will be refunded when keys are returned.

Tent Only Site: $10 Tent and Restroom Key: $12 (+ $20 key deposit) Camper Pad with Electric and Restroom Key: $15 (+ $20 key deposit) Non-Camper Dump Station Fee: $10 Pets: $2/Pet per day

FitTrail installed at Ray Miller Park

The Leavenworth Parks and Recreation Department partnered with the Dwight D. Eisenhower Veterans Affairs Medical Center to solicit donations for the installation of fitness stations along the Ray Miller Park trail. Ten individual fitness stations were sponsored by local businesses and organizations. These stations suggest various exercises to help park patrons work toward total body fitness. Sponsors were: Armed Forces Insurance, University of Saint Mary, George E. White VFW Post 56, Kansas Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, American Legion Auxiliary Foundation, Joseph D. Hurley Assembly of the Knights of Columbus, American Legion Family Post/ Unit 411.

10th Avenue Park 3500 Tenth Ave.

Rest rooms Picnic tables Picnic Shelter

1.14 MILE

Bob Dougherty Park 800 N. 2nd St.

Playground

Buffalo Bill Cody Park 3003 Shrine Park Road

Ball Fields

.25 MILE

Tennis Courts

David Brewer Park 1801 Ottawa St.

Hiking/ Walking trail

Havens Park 2201 Ottawa St. Hawthorn Park 1100 Ohio St.

1 MILE Bike Path Volleyball Court

Jefferson Park 1100 Kickapoo St.

Soccer Fields

Leavenworth Landing Park 301 S. Esplanade St.

.5 MILE

Basketball Courts

North Esplanade Park 500 N. Esplanade St.

.25 MILE

Horseshoe Courts

Ray Miller Park 4103 S. Fourth St.

.5 MILE

Bath House Boat Ramps

Riverfront Park Campground 1201 Riverfront Park Road Southside Park 2600 S. First St.

Camping/ RVs Sledding Hill

Sportsfield Park 2100 Ottawa St.

Pools

.7 MILE

Skate Park

Stubby Park 1501 S. Fourth St. Waggin’ Tails Dog Park 2901 VA Park Drive

Dog Park Accessible

Wollman Park 1300 Shawnee St. Shelters

Leavenworth Parks

Leavenworth City Parks

Scenic view

Resident

Non-Resident Tables

Size

Cody

$35

$40

10

20 x 44 ft.

David Brewer

$25

$30

7

25 x 25 ft.

David Brewer-RR

$10

$15

2

220 sq. ft.

Dougherty

$10

$15

1

24 x 20 ft.

Hawthorn

$25

$30

7

40 x 24 ft.

N. Esplanade

$25

$30

7

25 x 25 ft.

Ray Miller

$10

$15

1

16 x 16 ft.

Riverfront Park

$25

$30

7

38 x 20 ft.

Stubby

$10

$15

1

17 x 17 ft.

Wollman (East)

$25

$30

7

36 x 20 ft.

Wollman (Main)

$50

$55

12

40 x 60 ft.

Wollman (West)

$25

$30

7

36 x 20 ft.

V.A. Park

$10

$15

1

16 x 16 ft.

Rent a shelter for the day at Leavenworth City parks. Shelters have grills.

Picnic tables seat 6-8 people.

Extra tables are $5 each. Ray Miller Park shelter has no access to restroom facilities.

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Aquatic Programs

Wollman Aquatic Center 1300 Shawnee Street | (913) 682-7946 NOW ACCEPTS CREDIT CARDS Open daily May 30 - August 12 Weekends only August 13 - Sept. 5 No morning activities June 10, 17, 24.

Pool opens 1 p.m.

Wollman Aquatic Center Pool Parties Reserve the Wollman Aquatic Center pool shelter during open swim ($25 city residents, $30 non-residents) and pay only $3.50 per person. After hours: Pay $200 for up to 100 people on a Friday or Saturday night, 8 to 9:30 p.m. For reservation information, call (913) 6512203. Our caterer can provide food and drinks for pool parties. For catering, call (913) 680-1300 or email theabcafe@ gmail.com.

Wollman Aquatic Center Passes

Season passes and 10-punch passes will be sold 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. May 23-27 at Wollman. Season passes will be sold 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. May 30-July 31. Each person will receive one photo identification card with a season membership.

Replacement cards are $5 each. Passes are good for the 2016 season only. Season passes will be half price after July 31. NOW ACCEPTING CREDIT CARDS. Resident Non-Resident

Wollman Summer Swim Schedule Riptides

Mon.-Thurs.

7 - 9 a.m.

Swim Lessons

Mon. - Thurs.

9 - 11:10 a.m.

Adult Lap Swim

Mon. - Thurs.

10 - 1 p.m.

Adult Lap Swim

Fri-Sat.

noon - 1 p.m.

Tues./Thurs.

9:30 - 11 a.m.

Daily admission

Ages 3 and under Free

Free

Daily admission

Ages 4 and up

$4

$5

Little Nemos (5 and under, kiddie pool only)

10-punch pass

Ages 4 and up

$35

$45

Aquacise (see pg. 9)

Mon. - Fri.

11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

Individual Season pass

Ages 4 and up

$50

$75

Special Needs Swim

Saturday

11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

Household Season Pass (4) Ages 4 and up

$120

$180

Open Swim (May 30- Aug. 12)

Daily

1 - 7:30 p.m.

Additional Household (5+) Ages 4 and up

$25

$30

Open Swim (Aug. 13 - Sept. 5)

Sat. & Sun. only

1 - 7:30 p.m.

Little Nemos/kiddie pool

Ages 5 and under $1

$1

2016 Summer American Red Cross Learn-to-Swim Group Classes The Leavenworth Parks and Recreation Department provides American Red Cross swim programs for all ages. Certified instructors will provide patrons with a supportive environment in which to learn and obtain skills. Learn-to-Swim classes will be taught at the Wollman Aquatic Center. Course descriptions are available at the Riverfront Community Center front desk. Students must be registered by NOON the Friday before the session starts.

FEES: $40 residents or $45 non-residents (3rd child ½ price)

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Leavenworth Riptides Swim Team Leavenworth Riptide swimmers ages 5–18 compete in a summer league with surrounding communities. Program informational meeting on 5 - 6 p.m. May 4 at the Riverfront Community Center.

Registration April 1 - May 25. For information call (913) 758-6629.

Fee: $50 (3rd child ½ price)

OUTDOOR: Two-Week Swim Sessions at Wollman Aquatic Center Mon. - Thurs.

Session 1: June 6-16 Session 2: June 20-30 Class Level

Session 3: July 5-14 Session 4: July 18-28

Age

Time

Parent/Child

1 - 3 years

10:30-11:10 a.m.

Preschool (1,2,3)

4 - 5 years

10:30-11:10 a.m.

Level 1, 2

6 & up

9:45-10:25 a.m. & 10:30-11:10 a.m.

Levels 3-4

6 & up

9 - 9:40 a.m. 9:45-10:25 a.m.

Levels 5-6

6 & up

9 - 9:40 a.m.

Teen/adult

13 & up

9 - 9:40 a.m.

Day care

11:15-11:55 a.m.

123 S. Esplanade (913) 651-2132 Pool admission included in fitness center admission fees on page 2.

CLOSED ON HOLIDAYS: May 30 July 4 Sept. 5 Nov. 11 Nov. 24

Riverfront Community Center Pool Hours Pool closed July 23-25 for annual maintenance

Lap Swim

Aquacise

Register for swim programs at the Riverfront Community Center, 123 S. Esplanade. Call (913) 651-2132.

Lap Swim Rules No one under age 14 admitted into the pool during Lap Swim, unless authorized by the Recreation Program Supervisor. All Lap Swimmers must be able to swim one length of the pool unassisted, using front crawl. Circle swim is required when there are more than two swimmers per lane. Please choose a lane with swimmers equal to your ability. (Always stay to the right).

No more than five swimmers per lane.

Exceptions to these rules must be approved by the Recreation Program Supervisor.

Flotation Devices In order to keep all patrons safe while enjoying the pool, only noodle floats may be used. No other toys or floats allowed unless during class times. An approved Personal Flotation Device (PFD) may be used by an individual with special physical or mental need.

This must have prior approval from the Aquatic Supervisor.

Water Safety Instructor Course This 4-day course will train candidates

Mon./Wed./Fri. Tues./Thurs.

Saturday Mon./Wed./Fri. Mon./Wed./Fri. Mon. and Wed.

6 - 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

6-8 a.m. and 11 a.m.- 2 p.m.

10 a.m. - noon 10 - 11 a.m.

1 - 2 p.m.

6 - 7 p.m.

on how to teach water safety, which will include basic water rescues and personal water safety, instruction on teaching the Learn to Swim program, Preschool Aquatics, and Parent and Child Aquatics. Prerequisites: Must be age 16 on or before the last day of course. Demonstrate the ability to correctly perform the following swimming strokes: Front crawl – 25 yds; back crawl – 25 yds; breaststroke – 25 yds; elementary backstroke – 25 yds; sidestroke – 25 yds; butterfly – 15 yds.

Maintain position of back floating for one minute in deep water. Tread water for 1 minute. Register at Riverfront Community Center front desk. (Min. 4/ Max. 12) Dates/Times: To be determined. Call (913) 758-6629 for information.

Resident: $180 Non Resident: $200 Aquatic Physical Therapy Preferred Physical Therapy, LLC, is now offering aquatic therapy sessions at Riverfront Community Center Pool. For more information on receiving aquatic therapy, call 913-727-2022 or visit them at, 712 First Terr., Suite 101, Lansing, KS. 2016 SUMMER AQUACISE One Aquacise pass is valid for ALL

Aquatic Programs

Riverfront Community Center Pool

Aquacise classes. Passes may be purchased at the Riverfront Community Center (RFCC) front desk. Passes do not expire.

Aquacise Class Days and Times: (June 1-Sept 2) Mon./Wed./Fri.10-11 a.m., Riverfront Mon./Wed./Fri.1-2 p.m., Riverfront Mon. and Wed. 6-7 p.m., Riverfront (June 6 – Sept. 5) Mon – Fri., 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Wollman Aquatic Center Fees for 20-Punch Aquacise Pass: (or $5 Drop-in fee) Leavenworth Adult: $40 Nonresident Adult: $45 (Senior Discount Age 60+) Leavenworth Senior Citizen: $35 Nonresident Senior Citizen: $40

Private Swim Lessons Register and pay at the Riverfront Community Center cashier’s desk. A supplemental form must be completed at registration. Contact Nancy Baker at (913) 758-6629 or nbaker@firstcity.org for more information.

Fees: Private lessons - $20 per 40-minute session Semi-private lessons - $30 per 40-minute session (2 students)

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Calendar of Events MAY 25- JULY 27 Youth Bike Races Santa Fe Trails Bike Shop and Leavenworth Parks and Recreation will host youth bike races at Warren Middle School.

Parent’s signature and helmets required. For information or to register, call (913) 682-2444.

Dates: (Wednesdays) May 25, June 1 and 15, July 13 and 27 (rain date August 3) Registration: 6:15 p.m.

Race Time: 6:30 p.m.

Fees: Ages 12 and under FREE / Ages 13-18 USCF license fee $10 (may be purchased on site) JUNE 4 - FREE National Trails Day Walk (8 a.m.) Support National Trails Day with a three-mile trail walk starting at Sportsfield trailhead (20th and Ottawa).

JUNE 18 - Dad & Me Campout (8 p.m.-8 a.m.) Come out to Wollman Aquatic Center and get away from it all. Pitch a tent on the grass and enjoy a night of swimming at the Aquatic

PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 500 DELAWARE STREET The River City Community Players community theater group will feature: u“Live at the Hollywood Theatre”

Jazz Concert April 30

u“You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown”

musical) Auditions: June 4, 5, 6 Performance Dates: July 29, 30, 31, August 5, 6, 7 u“Miracle on South Division”

Auditions: July 10 & 11 Performance Dates: August 19, 20, 21, 26, 27, 28 u“The Addams Family - A New Musical

Comedy” Auditions: August 28, 29, 30 Performance Dates: October 21, 22, 28, 29, 31, November 4, 5, 6 Curtain times are 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and 2 p.m. Sundays. Tickets may be purchased at ww.lvks.org. For more information, call (913) 651-0027 or visit the River City Community Players website at www.rccplv.com.

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Center, games, and star-gazing. Breakfast is included the next morning. Register at the Riverfront Community Center. (Limit of 20 tents.) Fee: $25 for dad (or mom) and 1 child; $5 each extra child or adult.

SEPTEMBER 6 - Doggie Splash at Wollman Aquatic Center Dogs can have a special day at Wollman Aquatic Center and officially close out the summer season with a cool dip in the pool.

Three swim sessions will be available to accommodate all dogs safely. All proceeds will benefit the Waggin’ Tails Dog Park.

Watch for more details in the Fall Activity Guide.

A NEW Halloween event Save the Date for the evening of Saturday, October 22 for a very special event

brought to you by Leavenworth Parks and Recreation and Leavenworth Senior High School Repertory Theatre Class. Watch for the exciting details in the Fall Activity Guide.