January 2018 Draper Parks and Rec program guide

Draper Parks & Recreation PROGRAM GUIDE January – June 2018

WELCOME TO 2018!

ContentS

Introduction to 2018 Program Guide ............... 2 Draper Amphitheater ...................................... 3 Department Policies & Procedures And Contact Information ................................. 4 Youth Spring & Summer Programs................... 6 Draper Parks & Trails Map & What’s New.......... 13 Youth Fall Programs ......................................... 14 Draper Days 2017............................................ 15 Adult Spring & Summer Programs ................... 16 Adult Fall Programs ......................................... 19 Special Events .................................................. 20 Reserving Parks, Fields And Pavilions ............. 22

mission Statement:

There is always trash but we take pride in keeping the parks clean and trash free.

We hope you are enjoying them.

While we are still in the cold months we are knee deep in basketball right now in the Recreation Division side of things.

Once again we are poised to be the largest Jr. Jazz league for our class of city in the state. With around 150 teams to keep track of, it keeps our staff busy but they

It seems that time goes faster and faster these days, and it never seems to slow down in the world of Parks and Recreation either. I hope over the past year each of you have had some opportunity to enjoy the benefits of living in Draper.

Honestly, there can’t be a much better place to live or work, than in Draper, UT. Yes, the City is growing, yes, sometimes traffic is congested and yes, sometimes the inversion air is bad, but overall what a wonderful place to live!

We take this attitude to heart and use it everyday to make sure we are keeping Draper this way. Sometimes days are tough, sometimes we as staff screw up, sometimes residents get upset and sometimes the L-R: Chance Hunter, Recreation Manager, Greg Hilbig, Trails and challenges that come with an Open Space Manager, Rhett Ogden, Parks and Recreation Director, eclectic department such as Steve Linde, Parks Manager. this are immense. However, I assure you as residents that we in Drap- do a great job. With the new year regiser City Parks and Recreation Department trations open for a variety of recreation are here to serve you and, stealing from programs ... baseball, softball, kickball, the National Parks and Recreation (NRPA) mountain biking, fishing, science camps, etc. We try to have something for everyslogan: to “Make Life Better!”

Hopefully, you have set some per- one and I hope you are using the services sonal goals for this year, and hopefully it as much as possible. If you ever have a will include some of the amenities in our thought or suggestion please let us know.

The Draper Amphitheater will have system that may help. Perhaps it is to get out and enjoy nature more on a hike on another full schedule of national artists, one of our gorgeous trails or bike down regional acts and local productions. I some of the best mountain bike runs in hope you can get out and see a perforthe country. Did you know we built 11 mance, movie or something at the Amph. miles of new trails this past year? I know There are also several community events that may not sound like a lot to the casual each year we strive to make the best possible for residents. Please consider atuser, but it was a record year for us!

Perhaps a goal is, or could be to use a tending the Easter Egg Hunt, the Daddy/ local park more. Did you know that we Daughter Dance, Arts and Crafts Festival now have 40 parks! Our parks staff works and, of course, Draper Days.

Again, Draper City is a tremendous extremely hard to keep everything mainplace to live, work and play. There are so tained and looking as good as possible. many opportunities! We are truly lucky Whether it be preparing a ball diamond read for play, keeping a soccer or football to be in such an area. Hopefully, the field looking sharp, playgrounds safe or Parks and Recreation Department can be the endless miles of road islands, shoul- part of your life in some aspect to make ders and common areas maintained, its life better. This is our mission and goal. always a lot of work. And how about the Please feel free to contact us if we can trash! Have you ever contemplated how ever be of service as we are here to help. much trash a park system generates? I don’t know the figure, but it is a lot! GetSincerely, ting all the trash in the bins, to the curb for Rhett Ogden dumping, back to the park; it never ends.

Draper Parks and Recreation Director

Draper amphitheater

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Experience The Draper Amphitheater CONCERTS THEATER FREE SHOWS MOVIES PLAYS 944 E. Vestry Road

SEE FULL CONCERT INFO AT:

www.DraperAmphitheater.com movies at the amphitheater Imagine watching a family movie under the summer stars on our GIANT BIG SCREEN! With terraced grass seating, a great sound system, and lots of friends, who could ask for a better setting to watch a movie? It’s stadium seating on the largest scale!

free to aLL! Concessions available. All shows rated G or PG. Bring your blankets, lawn chairs, goodies, and snacks, as well as the whole family and enjoy a great movie under the stars! Bring dinner or buy it there.

Where: Draper Amphitheater (944 E. Vestry Rd.) When:

friday, June 15th at 9:15 p.m. – ferdinand thursday, July 12th at 9:15 p.m. – Wonder

Pre-movie entertainment (TBA) starts at 8:00 p.m. Movies start at 9:15 pm.

For more info or to purchase tickets:

www.DraperAmphitheater.com

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poliCieS & proCeDureS – ContaCt inFormation

1. Sportsmanship and respect are mandatory in all programs. Participants, coaches, spectators, etc. may be ejected at any time without prior warning if deemed necessary.

4. Youth are grouped on teams according to Canyons School District elementary school boundaries, charter school, or other school choice if possible, however, requests are not guaranteed.

5. Special requests including friend, coach, team, and school choice will not be accepted after the registration deadline.

6. All fees will increase by $10 during the late registration period after the regular registration has ended.

2. The use of alcohol or tobacco while participating in a Draper Recreation program is not allowed. Alcohol is not allowed to be consumed on City Parks.

3. The Recreation Department will form teams based on individual registrations to the best of their ability. All considerations will be taken into account but not guaranteed.

reFunD poliCieS:

4. In youth programs, players must enroll in their current grade & play in that league. Advanced players may play “up” one grade level with authorization.

5. For adult programs, all participants must be 16 years old or older.

6. Participants are encouraged to have their own insurance policy. Draper City is not liable for injury or “Acts of God”. All parking is “park at own risk”.

7. All dates and times are subject to change.

8. Call the “rain-out” hotline for information after 4:00 p.m. to see if games are being played. (801-576-6570, option 3) 9. All fields/facilities used for private use need to be scheduled through Draper Parks & Recreation and all fees need to be paid in advance.

10. The Draper Parks & Recreation staff has final authority in all situations and circumstances.

11. All volunteers including youth coaches, program volunteers, committee members, parks & recreation staff, instructors, etc. are required to submit a Criminal History Background Check. This is done for the security and safety of our residents and participants.

12. If Draper City, its agents, coaches, volunteers, parks & recreation staff, or parents or legal guardians suspect a youth athlete has sustained a concussion or traumatic head injury while participating in a sporting event, the

Co n ta C t i n F o r m at i o n

athlete shall be removed immediately. Upon removal of an athlete suspected of sustaining a concussion or a traumatic head injury, a written clearance from a qualified health care provider is required before the athlete can return to participate in any sporting events.

regiStration poliCieS: Registration periods for various programs will be established by Draper Parks & Recreation.

1. A registration form must be completely filled out and signed by a custodial parent/guardian.

2. All fees must be paid in full at time of registration.

3. Online registration is available for individual registration. Those wishing to request players on the same team must register in person at the Draper Parks & Recreation office with all registration forms together. Registrations with 4 or more player requests must provide a volunteer coach and team roster sheet filled out. A maximum of 2 “comp” players are allowed per team.

Requests are not guaranteed.

• A minimum of a $10 bookkeeping fee is non-refundable for each program/registration.

• Refund requests made before the registration period/deadline has ended will receive a full refund minus the $10 bookkeeping fee.

• After the registration period/deadline has ended, a refund of 50% of program fee will be offered.

• No refunds will be offered once the program has started, beginning with the first class, first lesson, coaches meeting, etc.

Certain programs including Tennis Lessons have a different cancellation/transfer policy. Refer to program webpage.

draper Parks & recreation • 1020 E. Pioneer Rd. Draper, UT 84020 • West Entrance Phone: 801-576-6570 • rain-out hotline: opt. #3 email: recreation@draper.ut.us • Website: www.draper.ut.us/recreation

parks & recreation Department StaFF anD ContaCtS recreation Programs: (801) 576-6570 field and Pavilion reservations: (801) 576-6570 Park maintenance: (801) 576-6571 rhett ogden ..................................................... Parks & Recreation Director Steve linde ......................................................................... Parks Manager Chance Hunter ............................................................Recreation Manager greg Hilbig ..................................................... Trails & Open Space Manager Brad Jensen ...................................................................... Project Manager layne Jenkins ..........................................................Recreation Coordinator david Wilks ........................................................ Special Events Coordinator Brent Williams .............................................Parks Specialist/City Irrigation Wayland mcgary ................................................Parks Specialist & Forester Cindy/elizabeth/danna ....................................Parks & Recreation Admin

other helpful phone numbers Draper City Main Draper Police Draper Senior Center Draper Library Draper Pool South Mountain Golf SL County Parks & Rec

(801) 576-6500 (801) 576-6300 (385) 468-3330 (801) 943-4636 (385) 468-1909 (801) 495-0500 (385) 468-1800

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Youth Spring & Summer programS

Fishing Club this program always fills up fast! Limited spots, don’t delay!

What: A great program for boys and girls who want to learn all the basic skills of fishing. Each week a different lesson and skill will be taught (tying, casting, philosophy, etc.). No experience necessary, just come learn!

Who: Boys and girls ages 6-12 years old When: Wednesdays beginning march 28, 2018 for 6 weeks. There will be no class on April 4, 2018 due to Spring break. time: 5:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Where: Sunset Pond in Mehraban Park (898 E. 11815 S. in Draper) Cost: $35 per participant inCLudes: Program T-shirt, weekly fishing instructor, pocket tackle box with equipment, and end of season barbecue. registration: January 3, 2018 - march 21, 2018 or until full (Limited spots, this program fills up fast...don’t wait!).

Participants are encouraged to bring their own fishing pole but if you do not have one, don’t let that stop you from registering, we have some to borrow if not!

eQuiPment needed: A pocket tackle box will be given to each participant with sinkers, hooks, etc. We will also have bait available each week (worms and power bait).

Fishing mentors needed...please volunteer! This is a great opportunity for parents, seniors, or anyone wishing to pass down a fishing legacy. This is also a great opportunity for those in the “Dedicated Hunter” program sponsored by the DWR for credit hours (child in program is not required).

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girls Softball

soccer for the youngsters!

What: This is a great program for girls who want to learn all the basic skills of softball. This 2 nights a week program will go over skills and fundamentals while learning to have fun and build friendships.

What: This program is being offered by Draper Parks & Recreation to provide and introduce the youngest player to soccer, prior to them beginning in our organized soccer leagues. If your kids were “too young” before, they aren’t now. This 8-week program will go over basic soccer skills and fundamentals in a fun format. Focus will be on learning, fun, friendship, and fundamentals.

Who: Boys and girls ages 3-5 years old When: Wednesdays beginning March 28, 2018 for eight weeks CLasses & times: • 3 years old: 12:30 p.m. - 1:15 p.m.

• 4 & 5 years old: 1:30 p.m. - 2:15 p.m.

Where: Smith Fields Park (200 E. 13400 S. in Draper) Cost: TBA inCLudes: Uniform top, shorts, ball, poster, certificate, and British instructor. register: Online at www.minikickerSoccer.com

Who: Girls currently in 2nd-6th grade (2017/2018 school year) When: Season runs April - May 2018.

Games are scheduled to be played on Mondays and Wednesdays. The coaches meeting will be held March 28, 2018.

Dates, times, and locations are subject to change and will be determined by number of registrations. May combine with Sandy City.

Where: Bellevue Park (13251 S. Lakemont Dr. (700 E.)) and Southfork Park (14125 S. Bangerter Pkwy. (250 E.)) in Draper. diVisions & Cost: • Machine Pitch (2nd & 3rd Grade/9 years old & under): $55 • Filly (4th-6th Grade/12 years old & under): $60 inCLudes: • 2 games per week • 10-12 games regular season (weather permitting) • Uniform, pictures, bats, helmets registration: January 3, 2018 - March 1, 2018

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Spring Soccer What: Features smaller team sizes for more involved play, improved skills, more shots and scoring, etc.

Who: Boys and girls in Pre-K - 7th grade (2017/2018 school year). Pre-K must be entering Kindergarten in the Fall of 2018.

When: Games begin the week of April 9, 2018. The Coaches meeting will be held March 26, 2018. times: 5:30 p.m. or 6:30 p.m., rotating times Where: Galena Hills Park (12500 S. Vista Station Blvd. (550 W.)) or Steep Mountain Park (364 E. 15035 S.) in Draper Cost: Pre-K-2nd grade = $45 and 3rd-7th grade = $49 Leagues You choose day & location. Subject to availability; first come, first serve.

grade Pre-K Pre-K Kindergarten Kindergarten 1st & 2nd 1st & 2nd 1st & 2nd 1st & 2nd 3rd & 4th 3rd & 4th 5th - 7th 5th - 7th

gender Coed Coed Coed Coed Boys Boys Girls Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls

# on Field 4 vs 4 7 4 vs 4 7 4 vs 4 7 4 vs 4 7 6 vs 6 10 6 vs 6 10 6 vs 6 10 6 vs 6 10 7 vs 7 11 7 vs 7 11 8 vs 8 12 8 vs 8 12

Team max Tues Wed Tues Wed Tues Thurs Tues Thurs Thurs Tues Thurs Tues

day Park Galena Steep Mountain Galena Steep Mountain Steep Mountain Galena Steep Mountain Galena Galena Galena Galena Galena

*Grades/days may be altered due to enrollment and are subject to change. Practices days/times are scheduled by each coach if used and not by the Parks & Recreation Department.

inCLudes: • Eight game regular season (per weather) • Deluxe full uniform (matching top, shorts, and socks) • Participation award • Individual/team picture • Equipment • Referees (3rd grade and up only) • Small sided soccer format

• Dry Cleaning • Alterations • Laundry Services • Blankets, rugs, comforters, etc.

registration: January 3, 2018 through February 20, 2018 at 11:59 p.m. for online registrations and February 21, 2018 at 5:00 p.m. for in person registrations (or until full, some leagues may fill up sooner).

Benefits of “smaLL sided soCCer”: More touches on the ball, more shots on the goal, more scoring/ fun, better skill development, better utilization of fields, better cardio/active, smaller team sizes, simplified rules (no off-side’s), high participation, and more time with the coach.

Soccer academy with aJaX utah FC What: Draper Parks & Recreation will partner with AJAX Utah FC to provide a high quality/low cost program to advance all level of soccer players. All coaches/ instructors are UYSA certified and highly qualified.

Who: All current Pre-K (must be at least 3 years old), Kindergartners, and 1st & 2nd grade boys/girls When: Beginning April 16 and 18, 2018 held on Mondays and Wednesdays each week for 4 weeks. time: Pre-K & Kindergarten at 5:30 p.m. and 1st & 2nd grade at 6:30 p.m.

Where: Galena Hills Park (12500 S. Vista Station Blvd.

(550 W.) in Draper) Cost: Only $20 per participant registration: February 6, 2018 through April 9, 2018

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Youth Spring & Summer programS

evil Scientist academy Summer Camps new camps for this summer!

What: Your kids will love these Science Camps! Our certified “Evil Scientist” instructor has lots of fun things to show and teach kids during the summer to keep them active and learning. Three, fun, four day camps where kids learn, over the summer, about various elements of science in a fun way with lots of cool tests, experiments, and explosions!

Who: Boys and girls in grades kindergarten - 6th grade (2017/2018 school year) When: • June 11-14, 2018 (Monday-Thursday): E.M. Force Lab • June 18-21, 2018 (Monday-Thursday): Extreme Heat, Light, & Sound Lab • July 16-19, 2018 (Tuesday-Friday): Wizards Academy time: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Where: Day Barn Indoor Pavilion (1166 E. Pioneer Rd. in Draper) and/or Draper Park North Pavilion (12500 S. 1300 E. in Draper). **Note: June 14th, June 19th, and July 17th classes will be held at the Draper Park North Pavilion, all other classes will be held at the Day Barn Indoor Pavilion.

e.m. Force lab When: June 11-14, 2018 eXPeriments inCLude: Move objects using invisible forces, red & green laser blasters, remote control battle droids, hovering silver spheres, and alien magnetic putty

golf lessons What: With four lessons in a week, we will be focusing on a different aspect of the golf swing each day, while making sure that your children enjoy the fun parts of golf in hopes to keep them playing for years to come.

registration deadLine: June 7, 2018

extreme heat, light, & Sound lab When: June 18-21, 2018 eXPeriments inCLude: Disappearing ghost crystals, melting metal with hot water, color changing putty, robotic voice modulators, and silly sound effects registration deadLine: June 14, 2018

Wizards academy When: July 16-19, 2018 eXPeriments inCLude: Ghostly illusions, vanishing writing, screaming pennies, bubbling fog potions, and green fire tornadoes registration deadLine: July 12, 2018 Who: Boys and girls ages 6-11 years old When: • Session 1: June 11-14, 2018 • Session 2: July 9-12, 2018

Cost: $98 per child, per camp

**Both sessions will be the same format.**

registration: All summer science camps will open March 1, 2018:

CLasses & times: • 6-8 years old: 9:00 a.m. - 9:50 a.m.

• 9-11 years old: 10:00 a.m. - 10:50 a.m.

• E.M. Force Lab: June 7, 2018 • Extreme Heat, Light, & Sound Lab: June 14, 2018 • Wizards Academy: July 12, 2018

day 1 - 3: We will work on P.G.A. or the essentials of golf.

Posture, Grip, and Alignment.

DAY 4: The last day will be an overview of everything we have learned as well as some basic chipping and putting lessons. **With smaller classes you can expect your child to get more one on one interaction with our instructors.** Where: South end of Galena Hills Park (12452 S. Vista Station Blvd. (550 W.) in Draper) Cost: $60 per participant inCLudes: • Four lessons held Monday - Thursday • Group lessons from an experienced golf instructor.

• And all needed materials. (We encourage children to have their own golf clubs; limited clubs available.)

We encourage children to bring their own golf clubs. However, if you do not have golf clubs please, sign up and we will have extra (youth sized) golf clubs available. registration: March 1, 2018 - May 1, 2018

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t-Ball league

Coach pitch

What: A great league that lets players learn the fundamentals of baseball and softball by teaching teamwork, fun, and learning.

What: A fun league that builds on baseball/softball skills with live pitching from a coach. Emphasis is on learning fundamentals, teamwork, and having fun.

Who: All current 1st graders (2017/2018 school year).

Who: All boys and girls currently in Pre-K (Pre-K must enter Kindergarten in Fall 2018) and Kindergarten (2017/2018 school year).

When: Wednesday nights beginning June 13, 2018. Runs for 8 weeks.

The coaches meeting will be held on June 4, 2018.

When: Tuesday nights beginning June 12, 2018. Runs for 8 weeks. The coaches meeting will be held June 4, 2018.

times: 5:30 p.m., 6:30 p.m., and 7:30 p.m., rotating times

times: 5:30 p.m., 6:30 p.m., and 7:30 p.m., rotating times.

Where: Smiths Field Park (200 E. 13400 S. in Draper)

Where: Smiths Field Park (200 E.13400 S. in Draper) Cost: $42 per participant. Includes equipment, awards, jersey, MLB replica hat, pictures, operations, etc. registration: March 1, 2018 - May 2, 2018

Cost: $42 per participant. inCLudes: Equipment, awards, jersey, MLB replica hat, pictures, operations, etc.

Registration: March 1, 2018 - May 2, 2018

Boys machine pitch

Challenger British Soccer Camp

What: A fun league that builds on baseball skills with pitching from a machine. Emphasis is on learning fundamentals, teamwork, and having fun.

What: A great soccer camp taught by certified instructors from Great Britain. Come learn from the guys with cool accents! This week long camp will teach each child great soccer skills to improve their game. They are very fun and instructional.

Who: All boys currently in 2nd grade (2017/2018 school year).

When: One game per week on Thursday nights beginning June 14, 2018. Runs for 8 weeks. The coaches meeting will be held on June 4, 2018. times: 5:30 p.m., 6:30 p.m., and 7:30 p.m., rotating times.

Where: Southfork Park, 14125 S. Bangerter Parkway and/or Bellevue Park, 13251 S. Lakemount Dr. in Draper Cost: $49. Includes equipment, awards, jersey, MLB replica hat, pictures, operations, etc. registration: March 1, 2018 - May 2, 2018

Who: Boys and girls 3-14 years old When: June 18, 2018 - June 22, 2018 (Monday-Friday) Where: Galena Hills Park (12500 S. Vista Station Blvd. (550 W.) in Draper) sessions and Cost: • Age 3 “First Kicks” 11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. daily = TBA • Ages 4-5 “Mini Soccer” 9:00 a.m.-10:30 a.m. daily = TBA • Ages 6-14 “Half Day” 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. daily = TBA • Ages 6-14 “Golden Goal” 1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. daily = TBA * Golden Goal is an add on session specifically for those registered for the Half Day program that runs Monday through Thursday. The campers will be supervised over lunch by the British Soccer coaching staff. eaCh PartiCiPant WiLL reCeiVe: Camp T-shirt, Soccer Ball, Player Evaluation Form, Action Poster and access to an Online Coaching Resource.

Applications received less than 10 days prior to camp will be charged an additional $10 late sign-up fee. A $40 cancelation fee will be charged if canceled at least 10 days prior to camp. No refunds for cancelations made within 10 days of camp. note: This camp is run independently and separate from Draper Recreation.

Receive a free jersey when you sign up online at www.challengersports.com at least 45 days prior to camp. Shipping and handling fees apply. Only available while stocks last!

Plus, FREE British Soccer jersey for online registrations made at least 45 days prior to camp! Only available while supplies last! Over $100 of FREE gifts!

British Soccer Camps provide players of all ages and abilities with the rare opportunity to receive high level soccer coaching from a team of international experts. Each day includes individual foot skills, technical drills, tactical practices, small-sided games, coached scrimmages, and a daily tournament. Equally important, the Challenger coaching staff provides your child with lessons in respect, responsibility, integrity, sportsmanship, and leadership.

registration: Register online at www.challengersports. com. Online registration is recommended, however, applications and checks payable to Challenger Sports can be mailed to Draper Recreation at 1020 E. Pioneer Rd., Draper, UT 84020, however, you will not receive the free jersey.

Hosting a coach is also an option that is a lot of fun and educational. Host families not only provide a memorable and truly international learning experience for their children but also receive an $80 rebate towards the cost of camp.

Contact Draper Recreation at (801) 576-6570 or recreation@draper.ut.us for more information.

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Youth Spring & Summer programS

tennis lessons

What: Tennis for youth has been a huge success each year. Penny, Binh and Riley, as well as their staff, are excellent and are USPTA/USPTR certified teaching professionals.

Together they have taught at Gold’s Gym, Sportsmall, Alta Canyon, and South Jordan Center. They are focused on building a foundation of fundamentals for all levels. They bring their cutting edge teaching style obtained by continuous certification and education through USPTA. Youth classes will also be taught by Riley who is great with kids and is working on finishing his certification.

Feel free to call them with any questions, especially if you have questions regarding your child’s skill level: Penny at (801) 520-0480 or Binh at (801) 651-3486 or our Parks & Recreation Office at (801) 576-6570.

Who: Boys and girls ages 4-18 years old. sCheduLe (you choose day and level, register for 1 or all 5 sessions): • Session 1: June 11, 2018 - June 21, 2018 • Session 2: June 25, 2018 - July 5, 2018 (no class on July 4th) • Session 3: July 9, 2018 - July 19, 2018 • Session 4: July 23, 2018 - August 2, 2018 (no class on July 24th) • Session 5: August 6, 2018 - August 16, 2018 Where: Monday/Wednesday lessons will be taught at Smith Fields Park (13400 S. 200 E.) and Tuesday/Thursday lessons will be taught at Steep Mountain Park (364 E. Steep Mountain Dr. (15035 S.)) in Draper. registration: Starts March 14, 2018 (Many classes fill up quickly, register early!)

There are several sessions available during the summer. Each session runs for 2 weeks with classes twice a week (4 per session). Session days will be Monday/Wednesday or Tuesday/Thursday. Maximum of 12 per class and a strict 6:1 student/Pro ratio. Beginner - Advanced A/B/C/D levels available. Many classes fill up quickly, register early!

CLasses & PriCing: ClaSS: age: Little Stars 4-6 New Stars 7-11 Gold Stars 7-11 Shootin’ Stars 6-12 *Flights I, II, & III 12-18

dayS: Time: Tue/Thu 11:00am-11:45am Tue/Thu 9:00am-9:55am Tue/Thu 10:00am-10:55am Mon/Wed 10:30am-11:55am Mon/Wed 9:00am-10:25am

PriCe: $40 **($30 for session 4) $48 **($36 for session 4) $48 **($36 for session 4) $72 **($54 for session 2) $72 **($54 for session 2)

*In this class, we will separate the advanced players from the beginners on two courts.* **Due to the Independence Day holiday, Session #4 will be $30 for the Little Stars and $36 for the New Stars and Gold Stars classes. And due to the Pioneer Day holiday, Session #2 will be $54 for the Shootin’ Stars and Flights I, II & III classes.**

Many kids will continue all summer in various sessions. This is great! Some may stay in the same level all summer while some may advance and move up a level into summer after practicing.

What to Bring: Lightweight clothing, sunscreen, hat, non-marking shoes, filled water bottle, and your own tennis racket.

The instructors reserve the right to move participants up/down as needed to fit their skill level and for the benefit of the participant and the whole class.

arts & Crafts in the Barn Spend the summer learning & creating!

What: Keep the kids busy and educated this summer. This is a great program where kids will create different projects each week. Examples: sand-art, paint, plaster, bead work, and many other fun crafts!

Who: Boys and girls ages 4-6 years old by June 19, 2018 When: Tuesdays beginning June 19, 2018 (class will not be held on July 3, 2018 or July 24, 2018) times: Six weekly sessions on Tuesdays(you choose session): • Session #1: 9:00 a.m. - 9:45 a.m.

• Session #2: 10:00 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.

• Session #3: 11:00 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.

Where: Day Barn Indoor Pavilion (1166 E. Pioneer Rd., in Draper) Cost: $39, includes all supplies and instruction.

CLass desCriPtions: Little Stars: Red Ball-Ages 4-6 beginner. Focus will be on hand/eye coordination and stroke development.

Teaching good sportsmanship while having lots of fun!

registration: March 1, 2018 - May 17, 2018 (Or until full. Don’t wait, these will fill up fast!)

New Stars: Orange Ball-True beginner level player between the ages 7-11. Introduction to tennis. First time students to our program.

additionaL information: Parents are welcome to stay and help or pick up at the end of the session. Some projects get a little messy, “old” clothes are recommended.

Gold Stars: Orange Ball-Returning students from previous years’ ages 7-11. Review strokes and techniques.

We will begin to rally and play points.

Shootin’ Stars: Orange and Green Dot Balls-Higher level beginners to intermediate players between the ages 6-12. Have attended classes in previous years or parents feel they have the ability to pick up quickly and are ready to rally and play out points. Students can handle longer class times.

Flight I: Varsity or highly proficient. Can rally, keep score, and starting to play tournaments. Ages 12-18.

Flight II: Intermediate player, ages 12-18.

Flight III: Beginner player, ages 12-18.

Youth Spring & Summer programS

mountain Biking

Strider Bike race

What: Draper has some of the best mountain biking trails in the country!

We are very proud of them and are excited to offer this program designed to teach kids the proper techniques, philosophies, and correct maneuvers of mountain biking. Our IMBA-ICP certified instructors are awesome! They are trained to teach mountain bike classes in great detail. Sessions will run for a week each (Monday-Friday) and offer various skill levels for youth. Use of Cycle Park, Orson Smith Trail, and Corner Canyon trails. Braking, pedaling, positioning, etiquette, cornering, safety, etc. will be taught.

What: Now here’s a bike race for the little guys! Join us for the Draper Parks & Recreation Strider Bike Race and watch your child compete on his/her no-pedal balance bike. Children of all skill levels are welcome to participate. Designed to let young kids ages 2 to 5 years old explore the world on two wheels and participate in some friendly competitive riding. Children will only race with other children their age. Bring your own Strider bike and helmet.

Who: Boys and girls ages 10-14 years old When: TBA time: TBA

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Who: Children ages 2 - 5 years old When: Saturday, July 7, 2018 time: Starts at 9:30 a.m.

Where: Andy Ballard Arena/Cycle Park (1600 E. Highland Dr. in Draper)

Where: Draper Cycle Park (1455 E. Highland in Draper)

Cost: TBA. Includes a shirt.

Cost: $15 per participant (includes shirt if pre-registered)

registration: TBA and ends one week prior to each session or until full.

registration: May 1, 2018 - June 22, 2018 (pre-register by June 22, 2018 to guarantee a shirt)

reQuirements: A mountain bike (not BMX) in good working condition, a bike helmet, and a spare tube (all mandatory). We strongly suggest each rider wear additional padding and gear to protect hands, wrists, elbows, etc.

Fun trail rides each day! This is sure to be a popular course, it sold out early last year! Don’t miss out on the fun that will teach kids right and last a lifetime! **Note: All riders will have a coach evaluation as to the level and abilities to best know how to coach them the first day.

They will also properly adjust their seat, brakes, and shifter positions to the proper placement.

eQuiPment needed: Bring your own “Strider” bike (or similar) and helmet (no converted pedal bikes, no homemade bikes).

2018

2017 Trails and Open Space ACCOMPLISHMENTS In 2017, the Trails and Open Space Division had a fantastic year completing numerous projects. We started in January by implementing our new winter hiking and snowshoeing program. In February, new platforms were installed at the fishing pond in Mehraban Wetlands Park.

Mild March weather allowed for the extension of the Hoof N’ Boot trail in the lower part of Corner Canyon. In April, the tunnel under Highland Drive was completed connecting Andy Ballard Arena to the trails in Corner Canyon. The Rush Trail had major damage repaired and the jumps on the Maple Hollow Downhill Trail were rebuilt. In May, the Telegraph and Coyote Foot Paths were completed. In June, the Three Falls Trail was completed to Alpine City. The Peak View Trail was completed. Gravity Logic, one of the best trail building companies in the world finished the new Levitate Downhill Mountain Bike Trail.

This summer, our new Park Ranger started patrolling Draper City Open Space. In July, mounting blocks for equestrians were installed at the Highland Drive tunnel. August saw the completion of the Pork U Pine trail connecting Corner Canyon to Hog Hollow. Crews were busy in September, completing the Casper Footpath, extending Hoof N’ Boot, rebuilding the Eagle Crest Trail, and finishing the Woods Hollow Trail. A very wet and muddy section of the Bonneville Shoreline Trail was repaired in October. In November, a sewer line installation was finished which allowed a trail on top of it, connecting Hog Hollow with Mercer Hollow.

The Trails and Open Space staff would like to thank the Corner Canyon Trails Foundation and countless volunteers for the ongoing success of our trail system.

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hoof n Boot trail Levitate Downhill Mountain Bike Trail

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Youth fall programs

Fall Soccer

What: Features smaller team sizes for more involved play, improved skills, more shots and scoring, etc.

Who: Boys and girls in Pre-K - 7th grade (2018/2019 school year). Pre-K must be entering Kindergarten in the Fall of 2019.

When: Games begin the week of August 20, 2018. The Coaches meeting will be held August 6, 2018.

Times: 5:30 p.m. or 6:30 p.m. rotating times. Last two weeks will start at 5:00 p.m. or 6:00 p.m.

Where: Galena Hills Park (12500 S. Vista Station Blvd. (550 W.)) or Steep Mountain Park (364 E. 15035 S.) in Draper Leagues (You choose day and location. Subject to availability; first come, first serve.):

Grade/Gender # on Field Team Max Day Park Pre-K/Coed 4 vs 4 7 Tuesday Galena Pre-K/Coed 4 vs 4 7 Wednesday Steep Mountain Kindergarten/Coed 4 vs 4 7 Tuesday Galena Kindergarten/Coed 4 vs 4 7 Wednesday Steep Mountain 1st & 2nd/Boys 6 vs 6 10 Tuesday Steep Mountain 1st & 2nd/Boys 6 vs 6 10 Thursday Galena 1st & 2nd/Girls 6 vs 6 10 Tuesday Steep Mountain 1st & 2nd/Girls 6 vs 6 10 Thursday Galena 3rd & 4th/Boys 7 vs 7 11 Thursday Galena 3rd & 4th/Girls 7 vs 7 11 Tuesday Galena 5th - 7th/Boys 8 vs 8 12 Thursday Galena 5th - 7th/Girls 8 vs 8 12 Tuesday Galena *Grades/days may be altered due to enrollment and are subject to change. Practices days/times are scheduled by each coach if used and not by the Parks & Recreation Department.

Cost: Pre-K-2nd grade = $39 and 3rd-7th grade = $44 Includes: • 7 games regular season (per weather) • Deluxe full uniform (matching top, shorts, and socks) • Participation award • Individual/team picture • Equipment • Referees (3rd grade and up only) • Small sided soccer format Registration: May 1, 2018 through July 10, 2018 at 11:59 p.m. for online registrations and July 11, 2018 at 5:00 p.m. for in person registrations (or until full, some leagues may fill up sooner).

Benefits of “Small Sided Soccer”: All play will be “small sided soccer”. This type of play is best for recreational leagues by providing more playing time, more “touches” on the ball, more shots, more scoring, better passing, more development opportunities, more “one on one” time with coach, better utilization of fields, more opportunity for exercise, etc.

Flag Football What: This is a high energy, high participation league for boys and girls. A fast action game that lets everyone throw, everyone run and catch, and play defense. Six on six non-contact flag football on shorter fields. Emphasis is on fundamentals, learning, meeting friends, and fun!

Who: Boys and girls in 1st - 6th grade (2018/2019 school year) When: Games start August 27 and 29, 2018. The coaches meeting will be held on August 13, 2018.

Times: 5:30 p.m., 6:30 p.m. or 7:30 p.m., rotating times.

Where: Galena Hills Park (12500 S. Vista Station Blvd. (550 W.) in Draper) Leagues & Days: • 1st/2nd Grades: Wednesdays • 3rd/4th Grades: Mondays • 5th/6th Grades: Mondays Cost: $48 per participant Includes: • 7 games regular season (per weather) • Uniform top • Individual/team picture • Participation award • League administration • Equipment Registration: May 1, 2018 - July 18, 2018 (or until full, limited space)

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volleyball What: Our Fall Adult Volleyball was a big hit and we are happy to announce that we will be expanding our league to include a spring league as well. Get some friends, coworkers, or neighbors together and come have fun. This league is competitive, but we highly discourage the “win at all costs” mentality.

Who: Adults 16 years or older When: Every Tuesday and Thursday through the month of March 2018 time: Games start at 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m., rotating times (times are subject to change) Where: American Preparatory Academy #2, 11938 Lone Peak Pkwy. In Draper Cost: $200 per team inCLudes: Eight matches plus a double elimination tournament, umpire, lights, facilities, and awards.

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kickball

What: This fun playground game is making a huge comeback with adults nationwide. It’s not just for kids anymore. It is one of the fastest growing adult sports in the country.

This is a great low stress/high activity game that allows adults to recreate, get some exercise, socialize, and have fun. Great for businesses, clubs, church groups, etc. If you are a “win at all costs” player, this league is not for you, but if you like to compete and have fun doing it, you won’t be disappointed! Teams must consist of men and women and always have four of each gender. Eleven play the field, all kick in the line-up.

Who: 16 years and older When: Wednesdays beginning May 30, 2018. There will be seven regular season game plus tournament.

registration: January 3, 2018 – February 23, 2018 (or until full, limited space)

time: Start at 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m., rotating times.

additionaL information: We will hold regular season games, plus a double elimination tournament. Every team will play double headers. Teams must consist of men and women and always have three of each gender during play. This will be a “first to 25 points, win by 2” league.

Cost: $325.00 per team. Includes a team uniform top for each player (up to 16 players, additional cost for extra shirts), scorekeeper/umpire, lights, and awards.

Where: Galena Hills Park Fields #1 & #2 (12500 S. Vista Station Blvd. (550 W.) in Draper)

registration: March 1 - May 1, 2018 (Or until full, limited spots. Register early!)

tennis lessons & Workouts

New for 2018, lessons can be purchased online or in person at the Draper Parks & Recreation office!

What: Adult tennis lessons and tennis workouts will be available again this early spring, summer, and fall. The "punch pass" method allows adults to attend lessons at their leisure and to fit their schedule without the risk of conflicts. Instructors are USPTA certified and are excellent teachers! Beginner and intermediate classes available for men and women.

With Penny Clinger, Director of Tennis, and Binh Huynh, Head Pro, we will have some of the most sought out tennis instructors in the state. Both are USPTA/USPTR certified teaching professionals. Together they have taught at Gold's Gym, Sportsmall, Alta Canyon, and South Jordan Center. They are focused on building a foundation of fundamentals for all levels. They bring their cutting edge teaching style obtained by continuous certification and education through USPTA. Feel free to call them with any questions; Penny at (801) 520-0480 or Binh at (801) 651-3486 or our Recreation Office at (801) 576-6570. These are lessons developed for adults from Penny and Binh!

Who: Adults ages 18 years old and older.

When: Lessons begin March 20, 2018 and run each week through Sept. 28, 2018.

CLasses & times: • Tuesday Mixed Workout 2.0-2.5 Beginners = 10:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m.

• Friday Mixed Workout 3.0-3.5 = 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Please wear non-marking shoes and bring your water/drinks. All lessons are 1.5 hours.

Where: Smith Fields Park (13400 S. 200 E. in Draper).

Cost (must purchase a punch pass): • 1 Lesson Punch Pass = $18.00 • 4 Lesson Punch Pass = $68.00 (price break, only $17 per lesson) • 8 Lesson Punch Pass = $128.00 (price break, only $16 per lesson) You can purchase a one lesson punch pass for one 1.5 hours’ lesson, a four lesson punch pass for four 1.5 hours’ lessons, or an eight lesson punch pass for eight 1.5 hours’ lessons. Pay as you go to Draper Parks & Recreation, but please call ahead of time so we know how many pros we will need. We may be able to open more classes if needed. Minimum of 3 per class, maximum of 12.

registration: March 1, 2018 and on-going through September 2018 Payment is not allowed to be taken on site at the courts. Lessons must be purchased in advance from Draper Parks & Recreation. Take your receipt to the tennis courts to receive your punch pass. Please note you are purchasing a punch pass that is good for either one, four, or eight lessons. Each time you choose to attend an adult lesson, one of the lessons you have paid for will be taken off.

Please know it is each player’s responsibility to call the tennis instructor (Penny Clinger) prior to attending the lesson of your choice. Please call her so we know how many pros are needed and how many will be in each lesson. Penny can be reached at 801-520-0480.

Draper Recreation is not responsible for unforeseen situations (i.e.: instructor injured or sick, accidents, problems to get to scheduled class, etc.).

All punch passes will expire after September 28, 2018. There is no refund on punch passes. Use them all!

ADult spring & summer programs

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Softball What: This is a fun adult league with an end of season tournament and champion team awards. Get your team together and register early as it fills up fast!

Who: Men and women 16 years and older.

When: Starts April 17 and 19, 2018. Information will be emailed to team managers the week prior to games starting.

Time: Game will start at 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m., rotating times.

All leagues/days/times subject to change due to registration numbers.

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Where: Galena Hills Park (12500 S. Vista Station Blvd. (550 W.) in Draper) Fields used: • Field #1: This is a skinned infield, regulation baseball size, 350-400 fence • Field #2: Regulation softball field, 300 fence

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Cost: $445 per team Includes: USSSA fees, balls, scorekeeper, umpire, lights, league administration, etc.

Guarantee of 10 games for each team. Depending on how your team does in the end of season tournament, most teams will play more; up to 16 games.

Leagues & Days (Limit of 9 teams in each Coed Division and 18 teams in Men’s Division; register early.): • Men’s "Open" Division (all levels) = Tuesday Nights • Coed "Upper" Division (most competitive) = Thursday Nights • Coed "Lower" Divisions (competitive, fun recreational) = Thursday Nights Registration: January 3, 2018 - March 30, 2018 (or until full, limited spots. Register early!)

Additional Information: USSSA governed with modified rules. All teams are required to have matching uniforms with a 6” number on the back.

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3 on 3 Basketball tournament

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Draper Parks & Recreation is offering the Draper Days Celebration 6th Annual 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament.

Who: Open league to anyone 16 years & older When: July 7, 2018 time: Starts at 8:00 a.m.

Where: Draper City Park Courts (12500 S. 1300 E.) Cost: $15 per team. Includes shirts; pre-register by June 22, 2018 to guarantee shirts. registration: May 1, 2018 - June 22, 2018 Pre-registration is preferred. Participants that register by the June 22, 2018 deadline will receive a FREE shirt; limited number of shirts for day of registration. Every participant registered before the deadline will receive a shirt so make sure you put the correct size of shirts for all participants on your team.

Managers must register team online or in person and remaining team members will be required to sign a roster the day of event.

There is a maximum of 16 teams, so it is on a first come first serve basis.

mountain Biking Class What: This class offered by Draper Parks & Recreation will be designed specifically for adult riders! Ever wanted to get into mountain biking after living in Draper but didn't feel you had the skill or knowledge? This class is for you! It will be a great course for beginners as well as options for those with experience.

Instructor is IMBA certified and very experienced in teaching MTB skills. This is a great opportunity for adults in our community to learn MTB skills in an adult setting and begin their journey on some of the best trails in the nation right her in Draper, Utah!

Great exercise and great company. Come exercise while you learn more about mountain biking including: climbing and downhill technique, pedaling, braking, obstacle, tips and tricks, etc. Come enjoy our beautiful outdoors with great company. 6:1 rider: instructor ratio.

Schedules and Rules will be emailed to managers the week of the tournament. Make sure everyone reads rules before Saturdays games. If there are any issues on the courts, your team will be ejected from the program.

This will be a one day tournament, double elimination, and self-officiated. Please call the Draper Parks & Recreation office at (801) 576-6570 with any questions.

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registration: TBA (Limited spots, register early!)

More classes may be added as needed. Please use the wait list if class is full. reQuired: Riders must have a GOOD working bike (does not have to be fancy or expensive) and a spare tube. Helmets are required, other bike protective gear is suggested. Must have close toed shoes.

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Fall Softball

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What: A new season, a new start!

Softball in the fall is a great sport. Grab some friends, get a team, and enjoy a fall night game under the lights.

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Who: 16 years and older When: Starts August 28 and 30, 2018

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times: Games start at 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m., rotating times Where: Galena Hills Park (12500 S. Vista Station Blvd. (550 W.) in Draper) Cost: $270 per team inCLudes: Umpires, score-keepers, fields, lights, team awards, USSSA fees, etc.

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Leagues & days (limit of 8 teams in each league, register early): • Men’s "Open" Division (all levels) = Tuesday Nights • Coed "Lower" Division (competitive, fun recreational) = Thursday Nights • Coed "Upper" Divisions (most competitive) = Thursday Nights

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registration: May 22, 2018 - August 1, 2018 (or until full, limited space)

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additionaL information: This is a short 7 game regular season (no post season or stats). Awards given to season champs, but mostly just play for fun. USSSA league with modified rules.

Fall kickball

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What: This fun playground game is making a huge comeback with adults nationwide. It’s not just for kids anymore. It is one of the fastest growing adult sports in the country. This is a great low stress/high activity game that allows adults to recreate, get some exercise, socialize, and have fun. Great for businesses, clubs, church groups, etc.

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Who: Men and women age 16 years and older When: Wednesdays beginning August 29, 2018 times: Game start at 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m., rotating times Where: Galena Hills Park Fields #1 & #2 (12500 S. Vista Station Blvd. (550 W.) in Draper) Cost: $325.00 per team

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inCLudes: A team uniform top for each player (up to 16 players, additional cost for extra shirts), scorekeeper/umpire, lights, and awards. registration: May 22, 2018 - July 3, 2018 (Or until full, limited spots. Register early!) additionaL information: Seven regular season games plus tournament. Teams must consist of men and women and always have four of each gender. Eleven play the field, all kick in the line-up.

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JULY 5TH – 14TH

PARADE

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SpeCial eventS

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arts & Crafts Festival

Children’s Bike parade Draper's 6th annual Arts & Crafts Festival will be held in and around the Draper Park North Pavilion. This is the perfect opportunity to find the perfect Mother's Day gift. The market features jewelry, fine art, clothing and accessories, home décor, soaps and lotions, folk art, live entertainment, and more.

All items are handcrafted by the artists themselves. Vendors booths available.

This is one of the most beloved, fun, and colorful events of Draper Days. Children love to decorate their bikes and parade them around the park. After the parade, enjoy FREE musical entertainment, blow-up attractions and games at Bellevue Park.

Bikes, skateboards, scooters, wagons, wheelchairs, roller-skates...all are welcome!

Free entertainment and bike decorations! Come wearing your costume!

date: Saturday, May 12, 2018 time: 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Where: Draper City Park North Pavilion (12500 S. 1300 E. in Draper) Vendors: We’re looking for artists, artisans, and food vendors to participate!

ContaCt: David Wilks, 801-576-6584, david.wilks@draper.ut.us

easter egg hunt

date: July 10, 2018 time & sCheduLe:

Meet the Easter Bunny and join in the hunt for candy filled eggs and toys. Children 1-12 divided into age groups with accommodations for special needs. Rain or shine, the event goes on.

Arrive early to secure your parking place and be ready in time, the whistle blows at 10:00 a.m.

SHARP!

Bike decorating: 6:00 p.m. - Meet at Whisperwood Neighborhood Park (701 E. Willow Springs Ln.) to decorate your bikes, wagons, strollers, skateboards, feet, or whatever! Decorating materials will be provided, along with face painters, balloon artists, and FUN! Don’t forget to bring your camera!

Parade Begins: 6:30 p.m. - The parade will start at Whisperwood Neighborhood Park (701 E Willow Springs Lane) and end at Bellevue Neighborhood Park (13251 Lakemont Drive).

date: Saturday, March 31, 2018

entertainment: 7:00 p.m. at Bellevue Neighborhood Park - Refreshments and family entertainment. Bring your own blankets, chairs, and picnic if you wish. FUN FOR FAMILIES WITH KIDS OF ALL AGES!

time: 10:00 a.m. SHARP! Where: Galena Hills Park 12500 S. Vista Station Blvd. (550 W.) in Draper)

LoCation: Bellevue Park and Whisperwood Park in Draper ContaCt: David Wilks – (801) 576-6584

Daddy Daughter Dance

Coming in may

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Fathers and daughters of all ages are invited to an evening of refreshments and entertainment they'll never forget. This exciting event includes dancing, dessert buffet, and commemorative keepsake photo. All father figures are welcome. Semi-formal attire. Advance ticket purchase necessary. date: Friday, June 15, 2018 time: 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

LoCation: Day Barn Indoor Pavilion, 1166 E. Pioneer Rd. (12400 S.) in Draper Cost: $25.00 per couple; $10.00 for each additional daughter Limited to 75 couples.

SpeCial eventS

Splash pad grand opening

glow run 5k

Celebrate the Grand Opening of Draper’s new Splash Pad!

When: Saturday, June 2, 2018

When: Thursday, May 24, 2018

time: Packet pickup 8:30 p.m. Race start 9:30 p.m.

time: 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Where: Race starts and ends at the Andy Ballard Arena, 1600 E. Highland Dr. (13675 S.) in Draper

Where: Splash Pad, 150 E. 13400 S. in Draper Giveways and popsicles!

Who: Participants of all ages!

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Cost: $15.00 per participant (all ages), includes a T-Shirt (guaranteed if registered by May 17, 2018) registration: March 1, 2018 - May 17, 2018 (Pre-register by May 17, 2018 to guarantee a T-shirt)

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RESERVING PARKS, FIELDS & PAVILIONS

DRAPER CITY PARKS

Pavilions, Playing Fields & Facilities Draper City is proud of its many parks and their diversity. Some park fields and pavilions are able to be reserved.

We have over 35 parks in Draper City. Many of these are “neighborhood” or “pocket” parks in various subdivisions. They are all public parks, however, please keep in mind that there are no restrooms, limited parking in residential areas, and limited space.

These parks are for recreation and leisure play. Private/competition sport teams should not schedule routine practices at these parks. We appreciate your help.

Please call (801) 576-6570 with any questions regarding reservations or (801) 576-6571 with any maintenance concerns.

To make reservations: • Reservations may be done in person at the Parks & Recreation office located at 1020 E. Pioneer Rd., bottom floor or online at www.draper.ut.us/recreation • Reservations for outdoor and indoor pavilions can be made up to 12 months in advance. Reservations for fields can be requested beginning January 1st and will be awarded by the end of February each year. Various factors, needs, availability, etc. factor into field reservations.

• All reservation agreements, paperwork, and fees must be completed to finalize reservations.

DAY BARN INDOOR PAVILION • A great facility to host a gathering, party, wedding, dinner, etc. This is an original dairy barn from Draper that has been relocated to Draper Park and refurbished to make a beautiful indoor pavilion.

• Rental blacks are 9am-3pm or 4pm-10pm (M-Th) or 9am10pm (F-Su) • $175 Draper resident/business or $225 non-Draper resident/business per block (M-Th) • $400 Draper resident/business or $500 non-Draper resident/business for all day (F-Su) • $200 refundable cleaning/security deposit required. Will be refunded if left clean and no damages.

• Cancellations/changes must be made 45 calendar days prior to reservation for a 50% refund. No refunds for cancellations made less than 45 calendar days prior to reservation. No refunds for inclement weather.

FIELD RESERVATIONS

OUTDOOR PAVILION • Reservations may be made for two different blocks: 9am3pm or 4pm-10pm • $40 Draper resident/business or $60 non-Draper resident/ business per block reservation for LARGE pavilions (Draper North & Galena pavilions) • $35 Draper resident/business or $55 non-Draper resident/ business for SMALLER pavilions • $25 refundable cleaning/security deposit required. Will be refunded if left clean and complete.

• Cancellations/changes must be made 45 calendar days prior to reservation for refund. $10 is non-refundable. No refunds for inclement weather.

• Can only be made if a playing field is available and playable.

All Draper City programs and events and its affiliates take priority concerning field use. Reservations must be made in person.

• $15 per hour per field for Draper resident or $20 per hour per field for non-Draper resident • Other conditions apply to ensure fair and equal use. Please call or visit the Parks & Recreation office.

The Draper Historic Park, Andy Ballard Arena, Trail Events, and the Draper Amphitheater are eligible for reservation but have additional requirements and fees for these facilities. If you are interested, please call or come into the Parks & Recreation office.

13360 S Nashi Ln

Amber Crest Mini Park 15145 S Amber Crest Ln

Apple Orchard Park (Akagi II) 13300 S Apple Orchard Ln Autumn Mini Park 2120 E. Autumn Field Ln.

330 W Bubbling Brook Dr

Clover Leaf Mini Park 1861 E Clover Leaf Ln

Corner Canyon Regional Park Approximate 1900 E 14200 S

Cranberry Neighborhood Park

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Draper City Amphitheater 1000 E Vestry Rd

Draper City Park 12500 S 1300 E

Draper Historic Park 12625 S 900 E

Eagle Crest Mini Park

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Volleyball Pit

Arena Fields Only Reservable

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Dayland Dog Park Deer Hollow Neighborhood Park

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Outdoor

310 E High Berry Ln 300 E. 13400 S.

Trees

Tennis Courts

Restrooms

Reservable

Playground/Swings

Picnic Tables

Picnic Shelter

Path/Trails

Parking

Outdoor Pavilion

Multi Use Fields

Flat playing area

Exercise Equipment

Electricity/Outlets

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Bubbling Brook Neighborhood Park

Drinking Fountain

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Basketball Court

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Fielding Hill Park

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Galena Hills Park

12452 S Galena Park Blvd

Green Clover Neighborhood Park 13320 S Green Clover Rd

Honeybee Neighborhood Park 11645 S Olive Berry Ln

Inauguration Neightborhood Park 300 W Inauguration Rd

Jordan River Rotary Park 12300 S 973 W

Maple Hollow Mini Park 1980 E Brookings Dr

Meadowlark Neighborhood Park 1210 E Bridle Trail Rd

Mehraban Wetlands Park 11815 S Riparian Dr Mountain Bike Pocket Park 1600 E. Highland Dr.

Orson Smith Park 12625 S Highland Dr

Pheasant Meadow Neighborhood Park 13063 S Crystal Spring Dr

Smith Fields Park

0.5 36.12 3.51

Horse

2 2

Shoe Pits

Trailhead

4.18

Limited Parking

1.34 4.40

Canoe Launch

0.56 1.63

0.5

15.49

Fishing Pond

1.62

Trailhead

1.70 7.70

200 E 13450 S

Smith Fields Skate Park

1 2

2

200 E 13450 S

Southfork Park 14125 S. Bangerter Parkway

Southridge Neighborhood Park

1.96

364 E Steep Mountain Dr

Stonebridge Neighborhood Park

14.60 1.50

150 E Stonebridge Dr

Suncrest Bike Rest Park Traverse Ridge Rd. & Suncrest Dr.

Sunrise Station Neighborhood Park 360 W Bubbling Brook Dr

Timber Ridge Neighborhood Park 14096 S Timber Ridge Dr

Whisperwood Neighborhood Park 701 E Willow Springs Ln

1.20 1.10 2.56

1 1

Park

Skate Park Fields Only

2

Reservable

13962 S Osborne Ln

Steep Mountain Park

Skate

2

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