2015 nkcp&r enrichment fallwinter final

NORTH KC

ENRICHMENT

DESPIC-O-WEEN

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MAYOR’S TREE LIGHTING

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HOWL-O-WEEN

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fall/winter 2015

Bridging Lives, Enriching Families

MISSION STATEMENT The North Kansas City Parks and Recreation Board is committed to providing the residents and business community of North Kansas City with the best possible environment for family recreation and leisure time enjoyment.

Providing:

We are committed to providing a wide

variety of leisure facilities and services.

Promoting:

We are committed to promoting

organized recreational and social programs for all ages.

Encouraging:

We are committed to encouraging

public utilization of park facilities. We will cooperate with civic or recreational groups to maximize this commitment.

Maintaining:

We are committed to maintaining our

park facilities in the best possible condition.

Communicating:

Director Kelli Votypka Recreation Manager Cheryl Martin Administrative Assistants Marcia Hansen Sandy Medina Park Attendants Cynthia Garcia Pam Linder Park Maintenance JC McLallen

We are committed to keeping

the public informed of plans and activities and to respond to users’ suggestions and criticisms.

Developing:

STAFF

We are committed to a continuous

program of upgrading and expanding programs and facilities as funds permit.

The picnic facilities, walking trail, tennis courts, ball fields and playgrounds are some of the most popular facilities of their kind

Park Board Members President Elizabeth Ryan Vice President Chuck Cash Secretary Pamela Tucker Treasurer Kyle Frakes

found in the Northland.

CLOSED FOR HOLIDAYS

Monday, Sept. 7 Thursday, Nov. 26 Friday, Nov. 27

Thursday, Dec. 24

Friday, Dec. 25 Thursday, Dec. 31

NKC Parks & Recreation

Marvis Atkin Amy Comer Ken Karnes Roberta Larsen

www.nkc.org P.O. Box 7468 1041 Burlington North Kansas City,MO 816.300.0545 parks_rec@nkc.org

TABLE OF CONTENTS A Note from Kelli [Director]

The Parks and Recreation Department is working with KC Metro Bicycling Club to host the First Annual Northland Nightmare ride on Saturday, October 3rd. Please see page 7 for additional information.

We also have a new event for our dog lovers on October 10th called Howl-O-Ween and many other special events to meet everyone’s interest. You will find more information on our special events on page 9.

Dagg Park spray ground construction has begun and is in full swing.

We hope to have a few weekends of warm weather to be able to enjoy the new water features. I can assure you, come Memorial Day weekend 2016 the spray ground will be open and operating at full capacity for the summer season. Keep an eye out on The City of North Kansas City’s Facebook page for updates and pictures.

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Pages 8 & 9 SAY CHEESE! North Kansas City Parks and Recreation may take photos at activities and special events. These photos may be used periodically in the Enrichment catalog, on the city website and any other form of advertisement. Thank you

PARKS EVENTS ADULTS YOUTH

North Kansas City Parks and Recreation has a new home! We are located at 1041 Burlington, just North of Valero gas station at 10th and Burlington. We opened our doors on Monday, June 29th. The department will continue to make all facility rentals, trip reservations, youth and adult leagues sign up and majority of all our programs including all senior programs are held at our new location. Our new facility will be open on Saturdays from 9:00am-5:00pm to serve our community and participants.

from North Kansas City Parks and Recreation for participating and enjoying our programs and allowing us to take your picture.

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YOUTH programs PRESCHOOL PLAYTIME 3-5 YRS | PARKS & RECREATION STAFF

Fee: $5 We invite you to join us for fun themed planned preschool activities. You bring the kids and we will plan games, crafts, sing-alongs, and a snack. All you need to do is pre-register one week prior to playtime. Adults are required to stay and participate with their children.

Unless otherwise noted, all classes are held at the North Kansas City Parks and Recreation Office at 1041 Burlington.

SESSION II: NATURE

For this party we will make a name picture using leaves and twigs and do leaf printing. We will play nature bingo and more.

Friday, October 16 10:30 am – 12:00 pm Register by October 9

SESSION I: THINGS THAT GO

4-6 YRS | TERRI TOMAN

Fee: $12 per session Join us as we explore the world of art. We will read stories about famous artists, and make our own masterpieces to take home and enjoy. Join us on this creative adventure.

SESSION I: THE SMILING SPIDER

We will learn about Odilon Redon’s Smiling Spider. We will read Eric Carle’s “The Very Busy Spider” and make our very own spider webs.

Tuesday, October 13 5:45 pm – 6:30 pm Register by October 6

SESSION II: INDIAN PARFLECHE BAGS

We will read a Thanksgiving story and discuss the Wampanoag Indian tribe and how they carried food with them

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Come to our Thanksgiving theme party where we will play pilgrim games, make crafts, do a science experiment and make a yummy snack.

Friday, November 20 10:30 am – 12:00 pm Register by November 13

SESSION IV: HOLIDAY TIME

Come join us as we learn about planes, trains and boats. We will make some fun crafts that will fly, float, and go.

Friday, September 18 10:30 am – 12:00 pm Register by September 11

PRESCHOOL CREATION STATION

SESSION III: TURKEY TIME

It’s time to celebrate the holiday season. We will play reindeer games, create a holiday science experiment, sing songs, paint and make a holiday craft.

Friday, December 11 10:30 am – 12:00 pm Register by December 4

using hide bags, and we will make and decorate our own hide bag.

Tuesday, November 10 5:45 pm – 6:30 pm Register by November 3

SESSION III: TRADITIONAL HOLIDAY ART

We will check out traditional holiday art by Norman Rockwell, Currier and Ives and produce our own magical holiday scene.

Tuesday, December 1 5:45 pm – 6:30 pm Register by November 24

I AM AN ARTIST

7-10 YRS | TERRI TOMAN

Fee: $12 per session Come nurture your creative minds and experience the world of art as we explore basic art principles and learn about famous artists. Participants will leave each class with their own completed masterpiece.

SESSION I: THE SMILING SPIDER We will look at and learn about Odilon Redon’s Smiling Spider. Then we will make our very own spider webs.

Tuesday, October 13 6:40 pm – 7:40 pm Register by October 6

SESSION II: INDIAN PARFLECHE BAGS

We will read a Thanksgiving story and discuss the Wampanoag Indian tribe and how they carried food with them using hide bags. Then we will make and decorate our own bag.

Tuesday, November 10 6:40 pm – 7:40 pm Register by November 3

YOUTH programs SESSION III: TRADITIONAL HOLIDAY ART

We will check out traditional holiday art by Norman Rockwell and Currier and Ives and paint our own magical holiday scene.

Tuesday, December 1 6:40 pm – 7:40 pm Register by November 24

BEGINNING GUITAR LEVEL 1 8-16 YRS | MIKE BERRY

This class is designed for students with limited or no previous guitar experience.

Students will receive guidance and direction in solving problems related to playing the guitar on a beginning level and will learn different styles, skills and techniques required to become a successful guitarist. A session includes 4 weekly lessons. Student must purchase their own book to use in class and at home for practice called “Fast Tracks Guitar Methods Book 1.” Student needs to bring their own guitar to class each week.

All sessions, Mondays Session I: September 7, 14, 21 and 28 Beginners 8-16 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm Continuing Students 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm Register by August 31 Session II: October 5, 12, 19 and 26 Beginners 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm Continuing Students 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm Register by September 28 Session III: November 2, 9, 16 and 23 Beginners 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm Continuing Students 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm Register by October 26 Fee: $30 per session

BEGINNING PIANO OR KEYBOARD 8-16 YRS | MIKE BERRY

This class is designed for students with or without piano experience. Students will receive guidance and direction in solving problems related to playing the piano. You will learn to read music

YOU CAN REGISTER FOR THESE REASONABLE LOW PRICE CLASSES OVER THE PHONE BY USING A CREDIT CARD.

and learn different styles, skills and techniques required to become a successful pianist. A session includes 4 weekly lessons. Student must purchase their own book to use in class and at home for practice called “Alfred’s Adult Piano Methods Volume 1 with CD.” All sessions, Tuesdays, 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm Session I: September 8, 15, 22 and 29 Register by September 1 Session II: October 6, 13, 20 and 27 Register by September 29 Session III: November 3, 10, 17 and 24 Register by October 27 Fee: $30 per session

BEGINNING WOODWINDS & BRASS 8-16 YRS | MIKE BERRY

This class is designed for students with or without woodwinds or brass instrument experience. Students will receive guidance and direction in solving problems related to playing an instrument. You will learn to read music and learn different styles, skills and techniques required to become successful at a brass or woodwind instrument. This program is ideal for kids who are beginning band in school and would like additional instruction.

A session includes 4 weekly lessons.

Student must purchase their own book to use in class and at home for practice called “Essential Elements Volume 1 with CD” and have their own instrument.

All sessions, Tuesdays, 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm Session I: September 8, 15, 22 and 29 Register by September 1 Session II: October 6, 13, 20 and 27 Register by September 29 Session III: November 3, 10, 17 and 24 Register by October 27 Fee: $30 per session

DRAGON’S EGG

AGES 10+ | DARE TO DABBLE

Create your own dragon’s egg using clay, jewels, paint and other adornments. We will provide all the tools and supplies you need to have a great time.

Session I: Thursday, September 10 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Session II: Thursday, September 17 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm Dare to Dabble, 1329 Swift Register by September 3 Fee: $35

ANIMAL TALES: AMPHIBIANS

3+ YRS | KANSAS CITY ZOOMOBILE Join the Zoomobile and zoo educators when they talk about frogs, toads and salamanders. We will hear a story, see and feel artifacts and we will get to see 3 live amphibian animal ambassadors.

Thursday, October 1 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm Register by September 24 Fee: Free

COOKING MATTERS 7-12 YRS | MU EXTENSION

Cooking Matters is a six session course that combines hands-on cooking experience with nutrition education.

Students will learn and practice basic cooking skills, and safety in the kitchen.

Students will eat what they create in class each week.

Wednesdays, October 7, 14, 21 and November 4, 11, 18 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Register by September 30 Fee: Free

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YOUTH programs SPOOKY WATERCOLOR AGES 6+ | DARE TO DABBLE

Using watercolors and different drawing medias, we will paint and draw fun seasonal spooky houses.

Thursday, October 8 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm Dare to Dabble, 1329 Swift Register by October 1 Fee: $17

PINK AND PAMPERED MOTHER-DAUGHTER TEA 6+ YRS | PARKS AND RECREATION STAFF

Join us for a fun evening for mothers and daughters as we pamper each other with glitz and sparkles. Each mother and daughter will make a necklace and a bracelet that they will take home. Refreshments will be served.

Friday, November 6 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm Register by October 30 Fee: $25 per couple; $10 per each additional daughter

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LEATHER KEY FOB OR BRACELET

HOLIDAY WONDERLAND

Use our wide selection of leather crafting tools to stamp your own leather key fob or bracelet.

Thursday, November 19 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Dare to Dabble, 1329 Swift Register by November 12 Fee: $30

Join us for a holiday celebration performance of “Hooray for the Holidays” by Happy Faces Productions.

You will be entertained by Elf Jingle Bell, VP of North Pole Operations with interactive storytelling, singing carols with a flair and who knows, you might be asked to participate in a holiday game.

After the performance we will make ornaments with Dare to Dabble and enjoy yummy holiday treats with princess Elsa. It will be a celebration that you will not want to miss! Space is limited.

Friday, December 11 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm Register by December 4 or until filled Fee: $5

AGES 9+ | DARE TO DABBLE

GOURD SNOWMAN

AGES 5+ | DARE TO DABBLE

Make a fun winter snowman out of a gourd! We’ll use paint, clay and fabric to bring our snowman to life.

Thursday, December 3 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Dare to Dabble, 1329 Swift Register by November 25 Fee: $20

3+ YRS | PARKS AND RECREATION STAFF

HOLIDAY EXPRESS PAJAMA PARTY 6+ YRS | PARKS AND RECREATION STAFF

Wear your PJ’s as we start the holidays off with a ride on the northbound train, “Polar Express.” We will enjoy the movie, cookies and hot chocolate.

Saturday, December 12 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm Register by December 4 Fee: $5

ADULT programs ALCOHOL INK DREAMSCAPE

BASIC PORTRAIT/ FIGURE DRAWING

NUTRITION FOR DIABETICS

Learn the surprising art you can create with alcohol inks! Sheryl Godsy - Dare to Dabble Creative Coach, will walk you through the steps of making a dream scape scene with inks. We’ll provide the ambiance to inspire your creativity, the supplies and a couple hours of relaxing Dare to Dabble art experience! Best of all, at the end of this class you will have a finished dreamscape tile to take home and brag about. Space is limited.

Friday, September 4 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm Dare to Dabble, 1329 Swift Register by August 28 Fee: $25

Participants will learn the correct placement of facial features and proportions of the human body. We will explore how to draw portraits that actually look like people we are trying to draw. Pencil, charcoal and other art mediums will be used. No prior drawing experience is needed.

Wednesdays, October 14 and 21 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Register by October 7 Fee: $30

In this class you will become educated about the different types of diabetes, the proper lifestyle and diet changes to help manage the disease. Instructor will also bring a diabetic friendly snack.

Wednesday, November 18 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm Register by November 11 Fee: $10

AGES 18+ | DARE TO DABBLE

IDENTITY THEFT

AGES 18+ | LARRY BERKLAND

In this program Larry will give you ways to safeguard yourself from being a victim of identity theft. He will inform you of signs to look for when determining if your identity has been compromised and the latest warnings issued by the FBI about scams.

Thursday, October 1 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm Register by September 24 Fee: $10

AGES 18+ | KAY HUNTER

REVERSIBLE BLOCKS AGES 18+ | TERRI SHUBERT

Join us as we make a versatile holiday decoration that you will be able to use for Thanksgiving and the holidays. All supplies will be provided.

Wednesdays, November 4 and 11 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Register by October 28 Fee: $35

HOLIDAY CARDMAKING AGES 18+ | KAY HUNTER

SCARECROW BLOCK AGES 18+ | TERRI SHUBERT

Join us to make an adorable scarecrow craft that will be the centerpiece of your fall holiday decorations. Supplies are provided.

No crafting experience needed.

Wednesday, October 7 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Register by October 1 Fee: $35

Sending out holiday cards is a time honored tradition. Join us to design and create your own holiday cards.

On night one you will learn how to use calligraphy to create the inside of your card. On night two you will design the outside of your card using calligraphy and stamps. Family and friends will surely be impressed when they receive your hand made holiday cards this year.

Wednesdays, November 11 and 18 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Register by November 4 Fee: $30

AGES 18+ | KATHY SMYTH

GELLI LEAF PRINTS

AGES 18+ | DARE TO DABBLE

Come anytime between 1-3 and make two leaf gelli prints in open studio!

Wednesday, November 25 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Dare to Dabble, 1329 Swift Register by November 18 Fee: $10

CHRISTMAS WREATH AGES 18+ | TERRI SHUBERT

Have you ever wondered how to make those mesh wreaths that are so popular? Here is your chance to make your own. Join Terri as she teaches us how to make and decorate your own beautiful wreath. You will leave with your own creation.

Supplies provided.

Wednesday, December 9 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Register by December 2 Fee: $45

OWL WITH AN ATTITUDE AGES 18+ | DARE TO DABBLE

Upcycle wool fabric and vintage buttons to create your own little owl with attitude.

Thursday, October 22 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Dare to Dabble, 1329 Swift Register by October 15 Fee: $20

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SPECIAL events

HOT CHOCOLATE • PICTURES WITH SANTA • “THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS” STORYTIME 6 NKC Parks & Recreation

SPONSORSHIP opportunities All sponsorship levels include the business name displayed in promotion materials to include: North Kansas City Parks and Recreation Enrichment catalog, City of North Kansas City Facebook, Website for Parks and Recreation Special Events, email blast and North Kansas City Connection. Call North Kansas City Parks and Recreation at 816-300-0545 for more information.

WINTER PRINCESS FORMAL Dancing & Diamond Sponsor: $250 • Business recognized during announcements by staff Glitz & Glamour Sponsor: $500 • Dancing & Diamond Sponsor plus: • Space to hang your banner or sign (up to 4’ by 6’) on DJ table Deadline for Sponsorship Commitment: First Friday in December BONE-ANZA Pawsitive Sponsor: $250 • Booth Space at event Deadline for Sponsorship Commitment: First Friday in December EGGSTRAVAGANZA Entertainment Sponsor: $500 • Business recognized during announcements by staff • Space to hang your banner or sign (up to 4’ by 6’) during the event.

Activity Sponsor: $750 • Entertainment Sponsor plus: • Space to host a 10x10 booth at event to distribute marketing materials (preapproved by NKC Parks and Recreation) during the event.

Deadline for Sponsorship Commitment: First Friday in December MOVIES IN THE PARK Three family friendly movies under the stars at Macken Park Festival Shelter Best Supporting Sponsor: $250 • Business recognized during announcements by staff Best Lead Sponsor: $500 • Best Supporting Sponsor plus: • Space to hang your banner or sign (up to 4’ by 6’) during the event.

Best Picture Sponsor: $750 • Best Lead Sponsor plus: • Space to host a 10x10 booth at event to distribute marketing materials (preapproved by NKC Parks and Recreation) during the event • Recognition on Pre-movie Advertisement slide show Deadline for Sponsorship Commitment: First Friday in April

FESTIVAL IN THE PARK This family friendly event will consist of a day full of activities from a pancake breakfast, kids area with activities, petting zoo, train ride and so much more. The festival will have all day concerts, concessions, arts and craft vendors.

Bronze: $250 • Business recognized during announcements by staff Silver: $750 • Bronze Sponsor plus: • Space to hang your banner or sign (up to 4’ by 6’) during the event Gold: $1500 • Silver Sponsor plus: • Space to host a 10x10 booth at event to distribute marketing materials (preapproved by NKC Parks and Recreation) during the event Deadline for Sponsorship Commitment: First Friday in August HOWL-O-WEEN Pawsitive Sponsor: $250 • Booth Space at event Deadline for Sponsorship Commitment: First Friday in August SPOOKTACULAR Trick or Treat Sponsor: $500 • Business recognized during announcements by staff Pumpkin Patch Sponsor: $750 • Trick or Treat Sponsor plus: • Space to hang your banner or sign (up to 4’ by 6’) at the pumpkin patch Ghost & Goblins: $1500 • Trick or Treat Sponsor plus: • Business recognized during announcements by staff • Space to hang your banner or sign (up to 4’ by 6’) on the hayride • Space to host a 10x10 booth at event to distribute marketing materials (preapproved by NKC Parks and Recreation) during the event Deadline for Sponsorship Commitment: First Friday in August MAYOR’S TREE LIGHTING Ornament Sponsor: $250 • Business recognized during announcements by staff • Ornament hung on tree with business name (business must provide) Tree Topper Sponsor: $500 • Ornament Sponsor plus: • Space to hang your banner or sign (up to 4’ by 6’) on performance stage Deadline for Sponsorship Commitment: First Friday in August KRIS KRINGLE & K9’S Pawsitive Sponsor: $250 • Booth Space at event Deadline for Sponsorship Commitment: First Friday in August

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PARKS WAGGIN′ TRAIL OFF-LEASH DOG PARK 432 EAST 32ND AVENUE

A partnership between the City of North Kansas City, Missouri and City of Kansas City, Missouri

Waggin’ Trail Off-Leash Dog Park is 4.70 acres, with designated areas for small dogs (less than 30 lbs.) and large dogs (more than 30 lbs.).

Park Rules 1. All Park patrons must comply with the park rules as stated. Persons failing to comply with the rules may be subject to a formal complaint filed with the North Kansas City Police Department. Persons asked to leave the park premises who do not comply may be subject to prosecution for trespassing.

2. Off-leash dog areas are for dogs and their handlers. No animals other than dogs shall be permitted in the areas. No other use is permitted, including skateboard, bicycles, scooters, strollers and rollerblades.

3. Handlers must “scoop the poop” and dispose of waste in designated Park provided container. (Ordinance 6.12.120) 4. To create a positive experience for you and your dog, make sure your dog knows how to appropriately socialize with other dogs before using the Park.

5. Dog owners assume all risk related to the use of the Dog Park. The Cities of North Kansas City or Kansas City shall not be liable for any injury or damage caused by dogs or handlers. Handlers are responsible for any injuries caused by dog(s) under their control.

6. Dogs that exhibit aggressive behavior are not allowed in the park. Dogs must be removed immediately from park at the first sign of aggression. (Ordinance 6.12.090) 7. Dogs in the Small Dog area are to be less than 30 pounds. No dogs under the age of 4 months are allowed. All dogs exceeding 30 pounds are required to use the Large Dog area.

8. Female dogs in heat and dogs with fresh wounds are not allowed in the Dog Park. (Ordinance 6.12.100) 9. All dogs must be current on their vaccinations along with displaying current tag on a collar or harness.

(Ordinance 6.12.020) 10. SPIKED COLLARS ARE NOT ALLOWED. 11. All animal to human bites must be reported to the City of North Kansas City Animal Control Department immediately.

(Ordinance 6.16.020) 12. Dogs must be on leash, a maximum length of 6 feet, when entering and exiting the off-leash dog areas. Handlers must have possession of the dog leash at all times. No dogs are allowed within the off-leash area while restrained by a leash.

13. Children 5 and under are not allowed in the off-leash dog areas. Children 6 – 15 must be accompanied by an adult and handlers must be a minimum of 16 years of age.

14. Dogs must be under voice control of their handler and in view of their handler at all times. Only 2 dogs are allowed per handler.

15. Handlers must repair all holes and damage done by their dog under their supervision.

16. Park Hours of Operation are 6AM to Sunset or 9PM whichever comes first.

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APPROX. 6 LAPS ON LARGE DOG TRAIL = 1 MILE APPROX. 8 LAPS ON SMALL DOG TRAIL = 1 MILE

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FOR ASSISTANCE CALL: Animal Control: 816-274-6024 Police Non-Emergency: 816-274-6032 Emergencies: 911 North Kansas City Parks and Recreation: 816-300-0545

PARKS MEMORIAL PARK

Located at 716 East 23rd Avenue adjacent to the North Kansas City High School. The park is defined by a street meridian and contains several features commemorating the history of wars fought involving American citizens. A replica of the Statue of Liberty is located in Memorial Park.

MACKEN PARK

Located at the corners of Clark Ferguson Drive and Howell Street is home to many varied park activities. This 60-acre park is utilized for sports leagues, walking, picnicking and several forms of recreation.

PARK AMENITIES

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SHELTER FEES, RULES & REGULATIONS FOR MACKEN PARK RESIDENTS

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• Four large park shelters available for reservation • Festival Shelter – reserved for large gatherings • Three baseball/softball fields • Two soccer fields • Six tennis courts • Three public restroom buildings • Four racquetball courts • One-mile asphalt walking trail • One-half mile roller-blading trail • Two playgrounds • Park Service Complex/Concession/Shelter

NONRESIDENTS

RESERVATIONS OPEN MARCH 1, 2016

RESERVATIONS OPEN APRIL 1, 2016

Shelters #1 and #4 Capacity: 100 people

$50

$100

Shelter #2 and #3 Capacity: 60 people

$30

$70

Park Service Shelter #6 Capacity: 80 people

$50

$80

Festival Shelter #5 Capacity: 200 people

$300 + $100 deposit

$300 + $100 deposit

Reservation Change Fee $25 Rates are for 6 hours. All facilities have electricity and grills.

Nov. 21, 1 pm - 2:30 pm * Waggin’ Trail Park 432 E 32nd St, NKC, MO 64116 Pictures with Santa * Stockings filled with care Carolers * Vendors * Hot Chocolate $5 fee per pooch at the gate the day of the event

REFUND POLICY: NO REFUNDS WILL BE ISSUED UPON THE CANCELLATION OF A PICNIC SHELTER IN MACKEN PARK INCLUDING FOR INCLEMENT WEATHER.

ANY PARTIES INTERESTED IN HOSTING A SPECIAL EVENT AT MACKEN PARK MUST SUBMIT A SPECIAL EVENT USAGE PERMIT A MINIMUM OF 45 DAYS PRIOR TO THE DATE OF EVENT. Parks 9

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