Pewaukee Parks & Recreation 2022 Winter/Spring Activity Guide

PEWAUKEE

PARKS & RECREATION

Winter/Spring 2022 Activity Guide

REGISTRATION STARTS

Pewaukee Residents - December 13 / 8am Non-residents - December 20 / 8am (Visit page 16 for more information)

Pewaukee.ActivityReg.com

Includes Youth Summer Camps (page 7)

(262) 691-7275

EWAUKEE

PARKS & RECREATION

Department Information

The Parks & Recreation Department is a joint service of the City of Pewaukee and Village of Pewaukee with its office located at the Pewaukee City Hall.

Office Information Pewaukee Parks & Recreation W240 N3065 Pewaukee Road Pewaukee, WI 53072 Monday-Friday 8:00 am-4:30 pm Phone: 262-691-7275 (PARK) Fax: 262-691-6078 Closed: D ecember 23, 24, 30 (at noon), 31 / April 15 (at noon) / May 30 Registration Web: Pewaukee.ActivityReg.com Web: www.cityofpewaukee.us www.villageofpewaukee.com

Winter/Spring 2022 Director Welcome Letter Happy New Year! We’re excited about what 2022 will bring and what we are able to offer through our Pewaukee Parks and Recreation programs.

We have begun a fundraising campaign towards an all-inclusive playground and splash pad at the Pewaukee Sports Complex. If you are interested in contributing, you can do so through the Friends of the Parks of Pewaukee. For more information on the Friends group and this project, please visit page 3.

Nick Phalin Director of Parks & Recreation Phalin@Pewaukee.wi.us

- Pewaukee Joint Parks & Recreation Board Overseeing the operation of the department is a joint Parks and Recreation Board.

This advisory board consists of three city residents and one City Common Council Alderman, as well as two village residents and one Village Board Trustee. All of these positions are obtained through appointment by either the City Mayor or the Village President. This board typically meets on the second Wednesday of each month, and is responsible for overseeing the annual budget, policies, and hiring of full-time staff.

Del Kaatz, Amy Brimmer, Gary Majeskie, Dave Linsmeier, Todd Greenwald City Council Liaison Alderman Brian Dziwulski Village Board Liaison Trustee Bob Rohde City Administrator Scott Klein Village Administrator Scott Gosse

Staff:

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NICK PHALIN, CPRP Parks & Recreation Director MONICA KASKEY, MSRA, CPRP Recreation Supervisor BARB TSORIS Administrative Assistant DAN NEUBAUER Parks Maintenance Supervisor PARKS STAFF: Brennan Berg, Tom Scott, Chris Stiyer

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In This Issue

General Information

3 All-inclusive Playground & Splash Pad Fundraiser 14 Map & Facilities | Off-Site Locations 15 Building & Picnic Rentals | Friends of Parks | Bike Trails | Tribute Tree Program | Outdoor Ice Rink 16 How to Register & Form 17 Department Policies | Employment | Gift Certificate

Kids Zone (Preschool & Youth)

4-6 Dance | Learn & Play | Preschool Enrichment | Music Makers | Learn to Ice Skate | Chess | Stage Stars | School Days Off— Challenge Island | Artsy Kids | Badges & Buddies | Esport Leagues | Mad Science | Kids Cuisine | Fishing | Tree Climbing 7 Youth Summer Camps

Pewaukee Parks & Recreation | Winter/Spring 2022

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Adult / Senior

8-9 Cooking Demos | Clock Repair | Tech Savvy | Portrait Drawing | Watercolors | Bad Art Night | Knitting | Learn Harmonica 10-12 Snowshoeing | Hiking Club | Line Dancing | Core & More | Zumba | Yoga | Tai Chi | Be Active Challenge | Positively Fit | Zumba Gold | Zumba Toning | Chair Yoga | Brains & Balance 13 Seniors Lunch & Learn | Trips

Special Events

18-19 Best in “Snow” Contest | Santa on Tour | Sponsor Thank You 19 Easter Egg Hunt | Softball Teams | Children’s Book Swap

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ALL-Inclusive Playground and Splash Pad Project Information We have begun fundraising towards an all-inclusive playground and splash pad at the Pewaukee Sports Complex. This project will be very unique to our park system and different from anything our park system currently has in place. An all-inclusive playground will bring children and families together and provide a safe place for children of all abilities to play together.

The design of all-inclusive playgrounds and the equipment provided are specifically intended to allow children with and without disabilities to use it. As the name implies, ‘all’ children and families are welcomed and accommodated by the playground. The splash pad complements the playground and provides a sensory-rich play experience.

This, again, will be designed for children of all ages and abilities.

We are seeking partnerships and outside funding to help support this project. This may be in the form of donations, naming rights, sponsorships, or other opportunities.

If you are interested in contributing towards this project, you can do so through the Friends of the Parks of Pewaukee.

For more information, please visit the Friends of the Parks of Pewaukee website at FriendsofPewaukeeParks.com.

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Preschool Enrichment Ages 3-5 years

We love preschoolers and are happy to share these exciting classes this Winter/ Spring. Our classes focus on all sorts of fun activities but also on skill building in the areas of listening, following directions, and independence.

Youth Dance Ages 3-6 years

Dancing is so much fun for kids! It allows them to stay active in a fun and exciting way while developing social and emotional skills without even realizing it! If you are looking for a great self-esteem and good habit building activity, sign your child up for dance!

Instructor: Lori Heckel, Heckel Dance Tuesdays, January 18-March 8

Dance Mix

Ages 5-6 years Time: 4:30-5:15 pm 10001 Fee: $ 96 resident / $106 non-resident

Fun With Dance

Ages 3-4 years Time: 5:20-5:50 pm 10002 Fee: $ 88 resident / $98 non-resident

Classes are not set up for parent viewing, but parents are encouraged to come ten minutes early for the first class to meet the instructors.

Thursdays, see dates below Time: 10:15-11:15 am Location: Wagner Park Fee (per option): $42 resident / $52 non-resident

Little Artists

Your aspiring Picasso will love this art class! Each week will feature a different medium for producing artistic treasures to take home. Children should wear an art smock.

January 13-February 3 10007

Super Scientists

It’s never too early to fall in love with science! This class will have all sorts of fun and exciting science experiments specifically designed for preschoolers.

February 10-March 3 10008

Location: Nettesheim Park

Cooking Adventures

It’s snack attack time! This class will be full of munchy fun as kids hear a story and make a snack and craft about the book!

Note: We may use items that contain nuts, dairy & gluten.

March 10-April 7 (No Class 3/24) 10009

Learn & Play

Ages 1.5-2.5 years with adult Learn & Play is a fun morning of activities for toddlers and their caregivers. Activities include art stations, sensory play, imaginary play and many other hands-on learning activities. Join our instructors for this great adult & tot class! Activities rotate each session.

Thursdays Session 1: January 13-February 3 Session 2: February 10-March 3 Session 3: March 10-April 7 (no class 3/24) Session 4: April 14-May 5 Time: 9:00-9:50 am Location: Wagner Park Fee (per session): $39 resident / $49 non-resident

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Winter/Spring 2022

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Storytime Art

Each week will feature a different storybook with crafts and activities to go along with the book’s theme. Stories are a great way to get kids excited about learning new things!

April 14-May 5 10010

Learn to Ice Skate Ages 4-12 years

This class develops youths’ basic ice skating skills. Youth will develop confidence on the ice by learning forward and backward skating, turns and stops, and falling and recovery. This is a cooperative program with the Waukesha County Parks System and local communities. It is suggested that young children bring helmets (bike or other helmet is fine) to the class. Dress warm and come early to allow time to get skates on before class. Total class size is 30 skaters.

Wednesdays Session 1: January 5-February 2 5:30-6:00 pm 4-6 years 6:00-6:30 pm 7-12 years

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Session 2: February 9-March 9 5:30-6:00 pm 4-6 years 6:00-6:30 pm 7-12 years

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Location: Naga-waukee Ice Arena Fee (per session): $65 resident / $75 non-resident

Music Makers and More

Age 9 months-4 years with adult This sing along musical activity group is designed for children and their parents or caregivers. The class incorporates traditional children’s songs, finger plays, rhythm instruments and dance movements as well as puppets that help tell a story within the songs. Our goal is to give children an interest and love for all kinds of music.

Bring your dancing feet and join us for this fun family class!

Fridays Session 1: January 7-February 4 Session 2: February 11-March 11 Session 3: March 18-April 22 (No class 4/15) Time: 9:00-9:30 am Location: Nettesheim Park Fee (per session): $45 resident / $55 non-resident

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First Sport Program PARKS & RECREATION

Pewaukee Parks & Recreation offers positive instructional sports programs for children ages 3-7 in the summer.

More information will be in our Summer Activity Guide available in late April.

Chess Scholars Grades K-8

Develop your child’s intellect through the royal game of chess! Current research has shown a strong link between chess and academic performance in a variety of areas, including mathematics and language arts. Chess has been proven to enhance children’s motivation, concentration, focus, social skills, and creativity. Each class will consist of a fun, interactive teaching period and guided practice time. Both beginner and experienced players are welcome and will learn under the guidance of an experienced Chess Scholars coach.

Thursdays Session 1: January 6-February 17 10018 Session 2: February 24-April 21 (No class 3/10, 3/24) 10019 Time: 4:00-5:00 pm Location: Pewaukee Public Library Fee: $117 resident / $127 non-resident

Stage Stars Grades K-6

It’s time to raise the curtain on our Stage Stars class! Our drama program introduces students to the craft of stage acting.

During this exciting class, students will learn theatrical skills, improv basics and participate in interactive drama games.

This is an opportunity for students to have fun, express themselves and interact with others within the context of theatre arts.

Saturdays Session 1: January 8-February 19 10020 Session 2: February 26-April 16 (No class 3/26) 10021 Time: 9:30-10:30 am Location: Wagner Park Fee: $129 resident / $139 non-resident

School Days Off with Challenge Island Grades 1-6

What is Challenge Island? It’s a one-of-a-kind screen-free enrichment program on the cutting edge of S.T.E.A.M. (Science, technology, engineering, art & math) Education and 21st Century Learning. Better than a sitter, each session of Challenge Island takes place on a unique thematic island where our adventurous teams tackle high-level thinking and engineering challenges at whimsical destinations.

Monday, January 17 10022 Arctic Circle – Students will engineer a penguin sled, spinning snowman and make color-changing slime, among other fun activities. We will even sneak in a little learning about predicting potential and kinetic energy, chemistry and projectiles (Shhh...we won’t tell them that part!)

Friday, January 28

10023 Frostbitten – Take a journey through Challenge Island’s Winter Wonderland!

Your icy adventure will include designing and decking out your very own ice palace (where you and your team can chillax) and using cool science to make frosty slime and snowflakes! This cool-as-ice camp is a not-to-be-missed adventure for every frostbitten fan!

Monday, February 21 10024 Rollercoaster Ridge – Design a wild rollercoaster ride and create a zipline zone while exploring all the physical forces in action!

Don’t miss the thrill of this fun school day off event!

Time: 9:00 am-12:00 pm Location: St. Bartholomew’s Church Fee (per option): $43 resident / $53 non-resident

Girls Softball

Pewaukee Parks & Recreation will no longer offer Robins and Sparrows girls softball.

Families interested in youth girls softball are welcome to consider the

PEWAUKEE GIRLS ROOKIE SOFTBALL PROGRAM

which is dedicated to: Girls Grades 1-8 with potential High School Level Team.

• Teaching solid batting/fielding/fast pitch technique and softball strategies • Excellence in coaching • Building confidence, leadership and good sportsmanship... on and off the field • Growing friendships while having fun!

Look for Registration Info in Early 2022 on pewaukeepredators.com.

Upcoming Information will also be distributed through Pewaukee Schools.

Contact Tammy Groszczyk with questions or interest at rookiepewaukeepredators@gmail.com.

Artsy Kids

Ages 6-12 years Participating in art activities is a great way for children to find new skills in self-expression, focus, confidence and communication! The following Artsy Kids classes are taught by certified art educators and artists, Richard and Cherrie Larson of Artbark Studios.

Thursdays, see dates below Time: 5:30-6:45 pm Location: Wagner Park Fee (per session): $54 resident / $64 non-resident

Kidventures Art Club Session 1: Painting and Drawing Fusion Take an adventure into the past to meet famous artists, styles and culture! Art puzzles, activities and surprises will make this class fun for everyone!

January 13-February 10 10025 Session 2: Mixed Media Mania Try new and exciting media, perhaps things you never thought could be artistic!

This class will keep all students engaged through fun challenges and projects.

February 17-March 17 10026

Kidventures Art Safari

Take a journey into the world of art.

Each week will be a new trip into a different culture and their artistic venues. Work with pastels and pigments to bring out vibrant colors as exciting as the cultures they come from!

March 31-April 28 10027

Badges & Buddies Ages 7+ years

With help from volunteers and sponsors, the Waukesha County Sheriff’s Department will be offering Bowling with Deputies! Enjoy a little friendly bowling competition and lunch with our local law enforcement heroes!

Child may only register for one date.

Participants will receive a pizza lunch, 2 games of bowling and a t-shirt.

Session 1: Monday, January 17 10028 Session 2: Friday, January 28 10029 Session 3: Monday, February 21 10030 Session 4: Friday, March 25 10031 Session 5: Monday, April 18

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Please Arrive by 10:45 am, program runs 11:00 am-1:15 pm Location: Sussex Bowl Fee (per session): Free for resident / $6 non-resident

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ESPORTS Leagues Ages 8-18 years

Pewaukee Parks & Recreation is proud to announce our new partnership with GGLeagues to provide new gaming opportunities through Esports. Our competitive league will offer your favorite video games and consist of players across the state of Wisconsin. GGLeague referees organize, officiate, and monitor the game sessions in order to ensure proper conduct and sportsmanship.

To participate, you must register first with Pewaukee Parks & Recreation Department.

Instructions will be sent out via email on how to enroll with GGLeagues.

Register by: W inter—January 10 Spring—April 13 Winter Session: Week of January 24-March 14 Spring Session: Week of April 18-June 6 Location: Your own home Fee: $40 per person for first league, per session Additional leagues free.

MADDEN 21 – Monday nights Age

Time

System

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Spring

PS4, Xbox One (With Subscription)

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8-12 yrs

7-8 pm

13-18 yrs

8-9 pm

Age

Time

System

Winter

Spring

8-12 yrs

7-8 pm

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10047

13-18 yrs

8-9 pm

PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, Xbox

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FORTNITE 1v1 - Tuesday nights

ROCKET LEAGUE 1v1 Wednesday nights Age

Time

System

8-12 yrs

7-8 pm

13-18 yrs

8-9 pm

Winter

Spring

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10049

10038

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Skill Level - Beginner PlayStation, Xbox, PC, Nintendo Switch

Skill Level - Competitive 8-12 yrs

7-8 pm

13-18 yrs

8-9 pm

PlayStation, Xbox, PC, Nintendo Switch

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10051

10040

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SUPER SMASH BROS – Thursday nights Age

Time

8-12 yrs

7-8 pm

13-18 yrs

8-9 pm

System

Nintendo Switch with Nintendo Switch Online (With Subscription)

Winter

Spring

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FORTNITE 2v2 – Friday nights TEAMS MUST COME REGISTERED WITH A TEAM OF 2 PLAYERS Age

Time

System

Winter

Spring

8-12 yrs

7-8 pm

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10055

13-18 yrs

8-9 pm

PC, Nintendo Switch, Playstation, Xbox

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Mad Science Spring Break NASA Camp

Academy of Future Space Explorers Grades 1-6 Mad Science has teamed up with NASA in a quest for exploration! We’ll take a voyage of discovery into the atmosphere and beyond as we explore planets, moons, and other space phenomena in our solar system. Things will heat up as we examine the sun and other stars and discover the difficulties of space travel! Kids will get a firsthand experience of the challenges of living in space as they try to assemble a satellite while training to be an astronaut.

For added fun, we’ll learn about the various technologies that make space exploration possible while bouncing lasers around the room! Kids will love to build their own Mad Science Skyblazer Rocket and participate in a real “NASA” style rocket launch. Campers will receive many cool NASA take homes, including a Cosmic Disc, a Shuttle Copter, and more!

Mad Science is the ONLY organization licensed by NASA to use these activities for summer camps and school programs!

Mad Science has always made the safety and security of kids in our programs an utmost priority. Please visit our website at milwaukee.madscience.org to view our current safety protocols.

Monday-Friday, March 21-25 Time: 12:30-4:30 pm 10058 Location: Wagner Park Fee: $239 resident / $249 non-resident

Recreational

Tree Climbing

Ages 7+ Fun, fitness, adventure! Peaceful and invigorating, recreational tree climbing allows climbers to ascend into and explore trees safely. Gain a new appreciation for trees, nature and your County parks. Recreational tree climbing is a unique activity that can be enjoyed by an individual or in small groups, and is especially rewarding to families. All gear and instruction is provided.

Participants should wear long pants, sturdy shoes, and bring a sense of adventure.

Cooperative program with Waukesha County Parks.

Monday, May 9 Time: 4:30-6:30 pm 10059 Location: Menomonee Park Fee: $ 42 resident / $52 non-resident

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Kids Cuisine Ages 8-12 years

Welcome to the world of food! In this hands-on cooking class, kids will learn kitchen safety while preparing a variety of different types of food. Each week the class will focus on one topic: Week 1 – Snacks, Week 2 – Breakfast, Week 3 – Dinner, Week 4 – Dessert. Young chefs will be able to sample and take home their creations so make sure to bring a clean Tupperware container to class each week! We are happy to accommodate kids with allergies. Please let us know ahead of time and we can have an allergy free recipe available for your child.

We will never cook with peanuts/tree nuts; however, we cannot guarantee a nut free environment. The recipes change each session so sign up for one session or all three!

Instructor, Katie Vitalbo, brings many years of experience teaching youth the art of baking and cooking!

Mondays Session 1: January 10-February 7 (no class 1/24) Session 2: March 14-April 18 (no class 3/21, 4/5) Session 3: May 2-23 Time: 6:00-7:15 pm Location: Wagner Park Fee (per session): $65 resident / $75 non-resident

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Fishing for Fun Ages 7-12 years

Fishing has been one of the world’s favorite pastimes for many years and for good reason!

It starts by getting your child outside in the fresh air and beauty of the outdoors!

Fishing teaches kids about conservation, nature appreciation and outdoorsmanship.

The sport itself improves coordination and focus, confidence, independence, perseverance and patience. Our instructor will begin with the basics, teaching participants about fishing habitats, fish identification, hooks & baiting, casting, and reeling. Then we will move forward with more advanced concepts at the rate that suits the students.

Anglers will be fishing from a pontoon boat on Pewaukee Lake the last day of the session.

Staff: Gordon Merz, Wisconsin Wildlife Federation, certified fishing instructor, and lifelong fisherman.

Thursdays, April 28-May 26 Time: 4:30-5:30 pm 10063 Location: Kiwanis Village Park Fee: $69 resident / $79 non-resident

Pewaukee Parks & Recreation offers several summer day camps for kids when school lets out. All of our programs are packed with activities and adventures that will make memories to last a lifetime! Campers will enjoy activities such as games, sports, crafts, trips and explorations all-day, every day.

Our Camp Counselors consist of energetic, qualified adults supported by Jr. Counselors and Jr. Leaders all trained to make your child’s camp experience safe and fun!

Children should bring a lunch and snack Daily. Field trips fees are separate. For a list of frequently asked questions, please contact the Parks & Recreation Department.

SPARK

Grades 1-6 in Fall 2022 SPARK is a great option for children who are enrolled in both sessions of Pewaukee Summer School needing wrap-around care.

Campers will participate in games, sports, crafts, themed activities and field trips throughout the summer.

Children are able to attend SPARK on non-Summer School days from 8:00 am5:30 pm*. On Summer School days, children will first attend Summer School classes and then meet our staff and walk to the SPARK location.

Monday-Friday June 13-August 12 8:00 am-5:30 pm* Location: ASA Clark Middle School Fee: $ 675 resident / $875 non-resident (Payment plan available) (*) E arly Care (6:30 am) is available for an additional fee of $100 per child.

TO REGISTER FOR SPARK ...

RETURNING CAMPERS— Registration for returning 2021 SPARK participants will be accepted February 28-March 3, 2022 in-person. During this time, 2021 SPARK participants will be guaranteed registration for 2022 with proper forms, documents, and payment/payment plan. Renewal registration closes March 3rd at 4:00 pm. All 2022 forms will be emailed to previous participants in January.

NEW REGISTRATIONS­­for the SPARK program are handled through a lottery system.

Please request a SPARK registration form after February 11th by calling 262-691-7275 or emailing: kaskey@pewaukee.wi.us.

Completed forms should be returned by March 4th to be entered into the lottery.

The lottery will be held on March 7th.

Summer Day Camp

Grades 1-6 in Fall 2022 Our popular Summer Day Camps are held at three local parks: Kiwanis Village Park, Nettesheim Park and Wagner Park.

Weekly and daily themes coupled with camper favorite activities keep the kids excited and engaged all summer long.

OPTION 1: FULL DAY CAMP

This option allows for your child to be in camp all day during the summer.

Monday-Friday June 13-August 12 7:30 am-5:30 pm Locations: Kiwanis Village Park, Nettesheim Park, Wagner Park Fee: $ 725 resident / $925 non-resident Field trip fees are separate.

OPTION 2: DAY CAMP SUMMER SCHOOL BUNDLE

This option is for children who are also enrolled in Pewaukee Summer School. On weeks without Summer School, children can attend their respective camp from 7:30 am-5:30 pm. When Summer School is in session, children will attend their classes at school and then board a bus and travel to their park location to finish the day. Children should bring a lunch and snack daily.

Monday-Friday June 13-August 12 Non-Summer School Days: 7:30 am-5:30 pm Summer School Days: 12:00-5:30 pm (Children will be bussed from Pewaukee Schools to their respective park.)

Locations: Kiwanis Village Park, Nettesheim Park, Wagner Park Fee: $ 675 resident / $875 non-resident

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JUNIOR LEADER CAMP

Grades 7-8 in Fall 2022 Our leadership camp is a great way for youth to learn about leadership in a Summer Camp setting. The program is held exclusively at Kiwanis Village Park and space is limited. Participants will gain the following experience: leadership skills, basic group planning skills, communication skills, team building, conflict resolution, and community involvement. But this camp isn’t all work!

Participants will also get to enjoy trips, challenges, arts & crafts, sports, theme days and special events.

OPTION 1: JLC FULL DAY CAMP

This option allows for your child to be in camp all day during the summer.

Monday-Friday June 13-August 12 7:30 am-5:30 pm Location: Kiwanis Village Park Fee: $755 resident / $955 non-resident

OPTION 2: JLC SUMMER SCHOOL BUNDLE

This option is for children who are also enrolled in Pewaukee Summer School. On weeks without Summer School, children can attend their respective camp from 7:30 am-5:30 pm. When Summer School is in session, children will attend their classes at school and then board a bus and travel to their park location to finish the day. Children should bring a lunch and snack daily.

Monday-Friday June 13-August 12 Non-Summer School Days: 7:30 am-5:30 pm Summer School Days: 12:00-5:30 pm (Children will be bussed from Pewaukee Schools to Kiwanis Village Park).

Location: Kiwanis Village Park Fee: $705 resident / $905 non-resident

TO REGISTER FOR SUMMER DAY CAMP OR JUNIOR LEADER CAMP...

RETURNING CAMPERS—Registration for returning 2021 Day Camp/JLC participants will be accepted February 28-March 3 in-person. During this time, 2021 Day Camp/JLC participants will be guaranteed registration for 2022 with proper forms, documents, and payment/payment plan. Renewal registration closes March 3rd at 4:00 pm. All 2022 forms will be emailed to previous participants in January.

NEW REGISTRATIONS—New registrations for the Day Camp/JLC program will begin in-person starting Thursday, March 10th on a first-come, first-served basis while space is available.

Online registration NOT available for Summer Camp programs.

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Tech Savvy You! Ages 18+

These classes are designed and instructed by C.T. Kruger, adult educator and multimedia guru.

Wednesdays, see dates below Time: 6:30-8:30 pm Location: Wagner Park Fee (per option): $18 resident / $28 non-resident

Cooking Demos Ages 18+

Old Family Photos & the Digital Age

Cooking demonstrations by renowned Chef, Staci Joers.

You’ll enjoy an evening of cooking and entertainment.

Plus, you will sample food and take home the recipes.

Dates noted below Time: 6:30-9:00 pm Location: Wagner Park Fee (per option): $25 resident / $35 non-resident

Comfort Foods

Wednesday, February 23

20001

I know we’re all just trying to make it thru til spring, so I thought I would warm those winter nights with some comforting flavors. You’ll sample...

Captains Steak Joynt-style Beer Cheese Fondue with Captains “Chips,” Baconwrapped Jalapeno & Cheese Meatloaf with Loaded Smashed Potatoes, Toasted Coconut and Banana Parfaits made with fresh pastry cream.

Fusion Frenzy

Wednesday, March 23

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With so many places where you can enjoy a good meal, it can be overwhelming to try new foods and flavors. One way to breakdown the options is to select a specific food that you want to try. To get the best of both worlds though, you can always look into trying food fusions. Food fusion is currently one of the trendiest forms of cooking. Combining culinary traditions from at least two different countries or regions into one dish, fusion foods put a new twist on favorite food staples. I’ve created a few fusion recipes I’d like to share so tonight you’ll sample... Korean Bulgogi Tacos, Thai Red Curry Risotto, and Spanakopita Quesadillas with Tzatziki.

Latin Comfort

Monday, April 25

We get it; all you want to do after work is curl up with a warm bowl of soup or a heaping helping of mashed potatoes, under a blanket in front of Netflix.

There’s really nothing better about this time of the year than being able to indulge in comforting dishes, but there is a way to make that experience superior: by trying a few Latin-inspired recipes that will not only warm your body but also your soul.

You’ll sample... Poblano-Corn Chowder with Pico, Latin chopped salad with hearts of palm, jicama, and avocado with a Creamy Avocado-Lime Dressing, Bolillo Rolls using a make-ahead dough, and Mexican Hot Chocolate with Guajillo Chile to drink.

Steak!

Wednesday, May 18

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May is National Beef Month so we are going to prepare one of the most popular cuts of steak...tenderloin!

We’ll pair it with a few sides and get you ready for summer grilling season. You’ll sample... Hearts of Palm Salad with White Balsamic Vinaigrette, Seared Beef Tenderloin with Chimichurri Sauce, Bacon and Potato Hash, and Strawberry-Rhubarb Tart.

Yummm!

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Pewaukee Parks & Recreation | Winter/Spring 2022

January 12 20005 Cabin Fever is the perfect time to finally cull and organize your old family photos hiding in boxes and albums into digital collections.

This two-hour seminar covers image selection, creating a workflow, how to get and stay organized, scanning prints and slides, outsourcing options and archiving the collection. Information on computer use will be for Windows PC computers.

Cutting the Cord – Controlling Cable & Internet Costs

April 6 20006 Fees for cable television, home internet, smartphones, and streaming services quickly add up to hundreds of dollars. This seminar reviews your options to cut costs and still watch television programs and have internet access on your devices.

iPad/iPhone – Tips, Tricks & Techniques

April 13 20007 This hands-on class is specific to Apple iPhone, iPad tablets and iPad Mini devices. Learn tips, tricks, and techniques to navigate, organize, backup and add useful apps to your devices.

The Camera in Your Smartphone

April 20 20008 It’s a camera, it’s a photo album, it’s a television – it’s your phone. Learn about apps, tips, tricks and limitations for pictures and video from iPhone and Android smartphones and tablets.

This class will cover your device’s camera, home and Cloud storage option, printing and more.

You Have Pictures in Your Cameras, Now What?

April 27 20009 We have hundreds, if not thousands, of pictures in our cameras, smartphones and computers. Now what? This two-hour seminar teaches techniques to save pictures from cameras and smartphones to a computer, to external devices and to “the Cloud,” using Windows 10 PCs. Class covers how to organize your pictures, viewing pictures from any device, printing options, and how to archive your pictures for the decades to come.

Antique Clock Repair

Watercolor Painting

Learn the skills needed to repair your antique clock! Topics include cleaning, re-oiling, setting the proper beat and rebushing.

Wheel/teeth replacement, repivoting, escapement problems and striking mechanism fundamentals are also discussed.

Bring your broken wall or mantel clock to class along with a couple of screwdrivers and pliers. No prior experience necessary.

Designed to help students develop skills in watercolor painting with an emphasis on methods and techniques. Both the beginner and continuing painter will learn or strengthen their skills in artistic vision, color mixing, line and design, and brush techniques. A supplies list for the class will be provided.

Instructor: Susan Farmer-Tiefenthaler

Tuesdays, February 1-April 19 Time: 6:00-9:00 pm

Wednesdays Session 1: January 12-March 2 Beginner 9:30 am-12:00 pm Continuing 12:30-3:00 pm

Ages 18+

Ages 18+

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Thursdays, February 3-April 21 20011 Time: 2:00-5:00 pm Location: South Park Fee: $215 resident / $225 non-resident

Portrait Drawing Ages 18+

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Resident: December 13 / 8:00 am Non-resident: December 20 / 8:00 am

All talent levels are welcome. Learn about the different qualities of yarn, knitting needles, and how to read a pattern. Each person will choose a personal project to work on during class and will receive help as needed. You will also be taught some useful knitting tricks! Supplies provided for beginners!

Tuesdays Session 1: January 11-March 8 Session 2: March 29-May 17

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Location: Nettesheim Park Fee (per session): $120 resident / $130 non-resident

Thursdays Session 1: January 13-March 10 Session 2: March 31-May 19

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Time: 9:30-11:30 am Location: Menomonee Falls Community Center, Room 102A Fee (per session): Session 1: $63 resident /$73 non-resident Session 2: $49 resident / $59 non-resident

Learn the Harmonica Ages 12+

Bad Art Night (Round 2) Adults 21+

Are you a lousy artist? Do you skip out on Wine & Paint nights with your friends in fear or failure and personal embarrassment?

Then this class is for you. Celebrate your lack of creative ability with others that are just as untalented as you are.

As if the first one wasn’t bad enough, we have decided to take a second stab at creating art that quite frankly, is just awful.

Your fearless underqualified instructor will guide you blindly through a new art project yet to be determined. You are welcome to bring a beverage of your choice.

All other supplies will be provided. Keep your expectations low and you won’t be disappointed!

Winter/Spring Registration Begins

Ages 18+

Session 2: March 16-May 4 Beginner 9:30 am-12:00 pm 20016 Continuing 12:30-3:00 pm 20017

Learn how to draw the human face through the use of photographs, models and oneself. Class involves extensive drawing practice in, as well as outside of class. A number of approaches are used to analyze the structure of the face with the goal to create realistic likeness. Working media will be magic marker, pencils, various forms of charcoal and pastels. Students should bring a sketchbook, medium weight black magic marker and a #2 pencil with them to the first class. Instructor: Jane Domach Tuesdays Session 1: January 18-March 8 20012 Session 2: March 15-May 3 20013 Time: 12:30-2:50 pm Location: Nettesheim Park Fee (per session): $120 resident / $130 non-resident

Knitting

Introduction to the Harmonica is for those interested in learning the fundamentals of playing harmonica, even if you know little or nothing about music! This class will teach the foundation of the harmonica, how to play some basic songs and introduction into blues harmonica. Discussions will involve types of harmonicas, style of play, various harmonica players and their music. The instructor, Dale Boschke, has been playing harmonica for over 30 years and has 11 years of experience playing with a local blues band. Students must provide a 10-hole diatonic harmonica in the key of C. Tuesdays, May 17-June 7 20023 Time: 1:30-3:00 pm Location: Wagner Park Fee: $49 resident / $59 non-resident

Wednesday, February 16 20018 Time: 6:30-8:00 pm, or maybe before 8:00 pm if we decide to give up early.

Location: Wagner Park Fee: $15 resident / $25 non-resident

(Registration information page 16)

(262) 691-7275 (PARK)

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Line Dancing Adults 18+

Come join us for this FUN exercise! Practice your Cha Cha, Waltz and Charleston moves with a variety of music. Men and women are welcome and there is no partner needed. No proper line dance experience is necessary. Instructor: Nancy Teas Tuesdays Session 1: January 4- March 1 (No class 2/15) 20024 Session 2: March 8-May 10 (No class 3/22, 4/5) 20025 Time: 11:30 am-12:30 pm Location: Wagner Park Fee: $24 resident / $34 non-resident

Core & More

Adults & Seniors

FREE! Snowshoeing I I with Trish

Adults 18+ Enjoy great company and beautiful scenery while snowshoeing at Retzer Nature Center.

Snowshoe rentals are available on site for a nominal fee, first come, first served. Please bring your own if you have them.

Saturdays

20026 January 8, 22, February 5, 19, March 5, 19 (Weather/trail permitting, leader will contact participants each week with updates) Time: 11:00 am Location: Retzer Nature Center Fee: Free

IMPORTANT FITNESS INFORMATION • B efore you start any exercise program, you should consult with your physician, especially if you are over 35 years of age, are taking any form of medication, have not exercised regularly, or if you have had any symptoms of heart disease or other serious illness that might affect your ability to exercise.

• Participants

should wear proper attire: good aerobic shoes and clothing that permits movement.

• Participants may want to bring a water bottle and a towel to class.

Hiking Club With Trish

Fridays 5:30 pm 20027 April 1, 8, May 6, 13, 20 Fee: $10 resident / $20 non-resident

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Tuesdays Session 1: January 4-February 8 Session 2: February 22-March 29 Session 3: April 12-May 17

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Time: 6:30-7:30 pm Location: Wagner Park Fee (per session): $43 resident / $53 non-resident

Do you have a fitness-based New Year’s resolution?

Adults 18+

This hiking club is for Boomers+ who want to get out and enjoy some of the area’s beautiful trails with company.

Most hikes are not strenuous, but because of the local terrain, one needs to be steady on the feet. Distances are usually in the 2-4 mile range, the pace is moderate, and the leader makes stops to view scenery. Information about where to meet for each location will be sent prior to the program starting. Participants will be responsible for park entrance fees if applicable. Pre-registration is required.

Transportation not included.

This class is for everyone and anyone!

The first 15 minutes of class we’ll focus on specific muscles like biceps & triceps, then spend the next 45 minutes on the Core, which consists of shoulders, chest, back, upper/lower abs, hips and glutes.

All exercises run in 1 minute intervals and the instructor, Jenny, will be offering progressions so everyone, regardless of level, will be able to do the moves! There will be both standing and floor elements, but all can be modified as needed! Supplies like hand weights, balls, and bands are provided, please bring an exercise mat if you have one.

NEW YEAR NEW YOU Programs with this icon have a virtual option available.

Contact Monica at Kaskey@Pewaukee.wi.us for more information

2022

Let our classes help keep you on track!

Sign up today for our many different fitness offerings!

Vinyasa Flow Yoga Vinyasa yoga is a dynamic style of yoga which joins physical postures, or asanas, with inhales and exhales, creating a steady internal rhythm for the practice. Our Vinyasa Flow classes are designed to cultivate heat in the body with creative sequences involving sun salutations, standing and seated postures, and a strong focus on the power of breath awareness.

This program offers the opportunity to move through the flow at a more rigorous level if the student chooses to do so.

Instructor will also make modifications for students that request them. Prior yoga experience recommended.

Bring your own yoga mat.

Tuesdays Session 1: January 4-February 15 (no class 2/8) Session 2: February 22-March 29 Session 3: April 5-May 24 (no class 4/12, 5/17) Time: 5:45-6:45 pm

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Location: St. Bartholomew’s Church

Fee (per session): $52 resident / $62 non-resident

Gentle Yoga Blend Learn the basic postures, strengthen and tone muscles, enhance flexibility and balance, and learn breathing and meditation techniques. This class is a gentler approach to yoga and is a great option for beginners or those who prefer a lighter yoga practice.

Bring your own yoga mat.

Tuesdays Session 1: J anuary 4-February 15 (no class 2/8) 20034 Session 2: F ebruary 22-March 29 20035 Session 3: A pril 5-May 24 (no class 4/12, 5/17) 20036 Time: 4:30-5:30 pm Location: St. Bartholomew’s Church Fee (per session): $52 resident / $62 non-resident

Basic Yoga This yoga class is a step up from Gentle Yoga, using fewer or no props and modifications, yet, it will not be as rigorous as Vinyasa Yoga. It teaches basic yoga poses that are held longer, as well as breathing and meditation techniques. This class will strengthen/tone muscles and enhance flexibility/balance. Some yoga experience is preferred, but not required. Bring your own yoga mat.

Thursdays Session 1: J anuary 6-February 17 (no class 2/3) 20037 Session 2: February 24-March 31 20038 Session 3: A pril 21-June 2 (no class 5/12) 20039 Time: 4:30-5:30 pm Location: St. Bartholomew’s Church Fee (per session): $ 52 resident / $62 non-resident

Be Active Pewaukee!

Fee: $10

Zumba fitness classes fuse hypnotic Latin rhythms and easy to follow moves to create a one of a kind fitness program. Join Jane for this exciting trend-setting fitness class. Live and online classes available!

Monday at 5:30 pm Zoom from your home.

Thursday live class at 6:00 pm at St Bartholomew’s.

Pewaukee also available on Zoom.

Register on-site only.

8 week session - Mondays or Thursdays $40 per session or both sessions for $70. Drop-ins $8 per class.

For more information and session dates contact Jane Schmidt at (414) 759-0477 or email JaneSchmidt20@yahoo.com.

Tai Chi Tai Chi is a holistic approach to wellness (including mind, body & spirit) and concentrates on relieving the physical effects of stress on the body and mind. The focus and calmness of Tai Chi has proven helpful in maintaining optimal health. Continuing class is for previous participants. Beginner class is for new participants, or those that would like to continue to work on basic forms.

Fridays Continuing 11:00 am-12:00 pm Session 1: January 7-February 4 20041 Session 2: February 11-March 11 20042 Session 3: March 18-April 22 (no class 4/15) 20043 Session 4: April 29-May 27 20044 Beginner 12:05-1:05 pm Session 1: January 7-February 4 20045 Session 2: February 11-March 11 20046 Session 3: March 18-April 22 (no class 4/15) 20047 Session 4: April 29-May 27 20048 Location: South Park Fee (per session): $34 resident / $44 non-resident

Be Active Pewaukee is an active competition getting you moving during the month of March.

This community-based competition puts our Pewaukee participants against other communities throughout Wisconsin. Participants will log their active minutes during the month based on the honor system.

Sign up for this friendly competition to keep you motivated and active during March!

Zumba

Winter/Spring Registration Begins Resident: December 13 / 8:00 am Non-resident: December 20 / 8:00 am

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(Registration information page 16)

Fitness continued (262) 691-7275 (PARK)

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Forever Fit

VIP

Our Senior Fitness programs provide much more than just a great workout!

You get to meet new people, build relationships, make memories and be a part of something important! We offer our Forever Fit VIP option once per season. You can choose to register for classes as a VIP by simply signing up for all sessions of your particular class prior to December 27. Not only do you get a price reduction by registering right away, you will also receive VIP perks and a free gift! All you need to do is register during the VIP program codes below.

VIP program is non-refundable.

REGISTER NOW! The VIP package off expires December 27th

Zumba Toning

Brains and Balance

Wednesdays 9:00-10:00 am Session 1: January 5-February 2 Session 2: February 9-March 9 Session 3: March 16-April 13 Session 4: April 20-May 18

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Fridays 10:00-11:00 am Session 1: January 7-February 11 (no class 1/14) Session 2: February 18-March 18 Session 3: March 25-May 13 (no class 4/15, 22, 29)

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Location: Wagner Park Fee (per session): $ 27 resident / $37 non-resident VIP PRICE: $ 75 resident / $85 non-resident

This class is tailored to adults who want to focus on muscle conditioning and light weight activity. Using Zumba Toning sticks, Jenny will guide you through exercises that blend cardio and strength while keeping the class accessible to your own capabilities.

Don’t worry, Zumba Toning is still as funkyfun as the Zumba classes you love!

Positively Fit

Have fun with other active Seniors and stay fit with lively music and a low impact fitness program that combines cardio, strength/endurance, flexibility and balance techniques to improve functional fitness and inspire an active lifestyle. Meet new people and enjoy a workout that is adaptable for all fitness levels. Class uses a variety of equipment including hand-held weights, flex balls and elastic tubing with handles. Chairs are also used for seated work and/or standing support.

Mondays 10:15-11:15 am Session 1: January 3-31 20049 Session 2: February 7-March 7 20050 Session 3: March 14-April 11 20051 Session 4: April 18-May 16 20052 Location: Wagner Park Fee (per session): $27 resident / $37 non-resident VIP PRICE: $99 resident / 20053 $109 non-resident

Zumba Gold

This class is perfect for active older adults who are looking for a fun, exciting, modified class that offers cardio exercise at a lower intensity. Join instructor, Jenny, to experience Zumba Gold! Once you try it, you will love it!

Mondays 9:00-10:00 am Session 1: January 3-31 Session 2: February 7-March 7 Session 3: March 14-April 11 Session 4: April 18-May 16 Location: Wagner Park Fee (per session): $27 resident/ $37 non-resident VIP PRICE: $99 resident / $109 non-resident

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Location: Wagner Park Fee (per session): $ 27 resident / $37 non-resident VIP PRICE: $99 resident / $109 non-resident

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Chair Yoga

Enjoy the benefits of yoga in a safe, gentle program. Increase flexibility, range of motion and core strength. The chair replaces the yoga mat and becomes an extension of your body, allowing you to take full advantage of yoga’s amazing fitness and health potential.

Great for those with mobility challenges, inflexibility, or who just cannot practice on the floor.

Tuesdays 10:00-11:00 am Session 1: January 4-February 1 Session 2: F ebruary 8-March 15 (no class 2/15) Session 3: M arch 22-April 26 (no class 4/5) Session 4: May 3-May 31 Location: Wagner Park Fee (per session): $ 27 resident / $37 non-resident VIP PRICE: $ 99 resident / $109 non-resident

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Winter/Spring Registration Begins Resident: December 13 / 8:00 am Non-resident: December 20 / 8:00 am

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This class is designed for active older adults who know the importance of staying mentally sharp and physically stable. A variety of balance challenges will be used while you exercise your brain. Trish, the instructor, makes this class fun and interesting by incorporating new and previously learned elements in each class!

(Registration information page 16)

Seated Yoga Stretch

Relax with breathing to increase lung capacity, improve flexibility and promote well-being. Trish will lead the class in various exercises to help in reaching your health goals!

Fridays 8:45-9:30 am Session 1: January 7-February 11 (no class 1/14) 20073 Session 2: February 18-March 18 20074 Session 3: March 25-May 13 (no class 4/15, 22, 29) 20075 Location: Wagner Park Fee (per session): $ 23 resident / $33 non-resident VIP PRICE: $ 63 resident / 20076 $73 non-resident

TRIPS Ages 18+

Moon, Stars and Sun-Catchers Oshkosh, WI

EVITA!

Our coach bus is headed to the Drury Lane Theatre where we will enjoy lunch and a production of EVITA! Evita tells the true story of Eva Perón’s rags-to-riches life as she goes from poor provincial child to First Lady of Argentina. A champion of the working-class descamisados, she uses popularity and politics to serve her people – and herself. Featuring some of Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s most iconic songs, including “Don’t Cry for Me, Argentina.” At the time of printing this, masks will be required during the performance. Please indicate your choice of Chicken Breast, Pork Medallions or Vegetable Kabob at time of registration.

Join us as we explore the planets and outer space at the UW-Oshkosh Barlow Planetarium. Enjoy a tour of our solar system on the 48-foot diameter projection dome. At the time of printing this, a mask is required at the Planetarium. We will have lunch at Stone Toad where you will have a choice of their Signature Mac & Cheese with Grilled Chicken, Philly Cheesesteak Sandwich, Grilled Club Sandwich or Grilled Chicken Salad. After lunch we will visit the Bergstrom-Mahler Glass Museum where you can explore the museum and you will create a sun catcher. This can be picked up from your community a week later. On our way home we will be stopping at Kelley’s Creamery for an on your own treat.

Register by February 17 Thursday, March 10 20081 Time: B us will pick up in Sussex at 9:00 am, approximate return 6:45 pm Fee: $119 resident / $129 non-resident

Time: B us will pick up in Sussex at 7:30 am, approximate return 6:00 pm Fee: $84 resident / $94 non-resident

Oakbrook Terrace, IL

Lunch & Learn for Seniors

Join us for lunch, socialization, and an interesting speaker each of the dates below!

Fridays January 21 20077 Senior Scams

by Bureau of Consumer Protection February 18 20078 Tools and Resources for Caregivers

by Waukesha ADRC March 4 20079 Brain Boot Camp by Humana April 8 20080 Color Me Healthy by Humana

Pickleball

Pickleball returning to Wagner Park in late May! Watch for more information in our Summer Activity Guide!

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The Sound of Music

Time: 12:00-1:00 pm Location: Pewaukee City Hall Common Council Chambers Fee: F ree for resident / $10 non-resident Pre-registration required!

oing to g e r ’ u Yo It! Glove

Register by March 31 Wednesday, May 4

Lincolnshire, IL

Dancing Horses Delavan, Wisconsin

Our coach bus is headed to The Dancing Horses Theatre where we will watch the dazzling spectacle of horses performing alongside their trainers in a fantastic show of equestrian artistry. Prior to the show we will have a lunch of Stuffed Chicken Breast at the theatre. After the show we will be treated to a Behind-TheScenes tour where we will discover how they train their performing horses and have an opportunity to ask questions of the trainer.

Register by March 16 Wednesday, April 20

Our coach bus is headed to the Marriott Theatre where we will enjoy lunch and a production of The Sound of Music! Enjoy the world’s most beloved musical as you join the family Von Trapp in the true-life telling of one of history’s most thrilling and inspirational stories. At the time of printing this, masks will be required during the performance. Food choices will be available at a later time.

Register by April 20 Wednesday, May 25

20084

Time: B us will pick up in Sussex at 9:00 am, approximate return 6:00 pm Fee: $109 Resident / $119 Non-Resident

20082

Time: B us will pick up in Sussex at 10:45 am, approximate return 4:30 pm Fee: $97 resident / $107 non-resident

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Park System Map & Facilities

Winter/Spring 2022

OFF-SITE LOCATIONS •M enomonee Falls Community Center W152 N8645 Margaret Rd., Menomonee Falls •M enomonee Park W220 N7884 Town Line Rd., Menomonee Falls •N aga-waukee Ice Arena 2699 Golf Rd., Delafield •P ewaukee Public Library 210 Main St. •R etzer Nature Center S14 W28167 Madison St., Waukesha •S t. Bartholomew’s Church N27 W24000 Paul Ct. •S ussex Bowl N64 W23760 Main St., Sussex

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Building Rental

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Village Parks

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129 Park Ave.

Lakefront

222 W. Wisconsin Ave.

Liberty

440 Concord Rd.

Opie

450 West St.

Peffer

330 Main St.

Simmons Woods

889 Cecelia Dr.

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For annual launch pass, inquire with Nick via email Phalin@Pewaukee.wi.us

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RENTAL INFORMATION

GET INVOLVED

The Pewaukee Parks and Recreation Department invites you and your family to spend a day at one of the beautiful parks in the City or Village of Pewaukee. We strive to provide our residents with well maintained and safe grounds and buildings to use. The parks are open to the public and the buildings may be rented for many occasions such as weddings, family reunions, graduations, birthday parties, or just a friendly gathering. * Rentals for January 2022 can be requested starting December 1, 2021. * Rentals for February-December can be requested starting January 3, 2022.

BUILDING RESERVATION

BUSINESS PARK RESIDENT Non-Resident RESIDENT Non-Resident Deposit Balmer $50/day $100/day $85/day $430/day $200 Kiwanis Village $50/day $100/day $85/day $430/day $100 Nettesheim $25/hr $50/hr $40/hr $160/hr $200 South $25/hr $50/hr $40/hr $160/hr $200 Wagner $40/hr $80/hr $50/hr $180/hr $200 *2 hour minimum rental for Nettesheim and South *2 hour minimum rental for Wagner October 1-April 30 *4 hour minimum rental for Wagner May 1-September 30

PICNIC AREA RENTAL

BUSINESS

RESIDENT Non- Resident RESIDENT Non- Resident Deposit 50 People $50 $150 $100 $400 $100 100 People $70 $210 $140 $600 $100 200 People $125 $375 $250 $1,000 $200 Prior to calling to book your event...please visit

www.cityofpewaukee.us

Pewaukee Parks > Rent A Park to review Park Rental Guidelines & Procedures information • Video Tours • Park Rental Fees • FAQ’s • Rental guidelines and clean-up procedures If you would like to rent one of our facilities, please contact us via phone at 262-691-PARK (7275).

Please note that rentals for the following year will not be taken until the first business day of that year for residents and a week later for non-residents.

Wagner Building

RENTAL PEAK DAYS

May 1 to September 30

If you plan to rent a building during this time, you must be aware the picnic area rental fee is MANDATORY. During non-peak months, buildings may be rented without additional picnic area rental fees.

Do you love your Pewaukee Parks?

Want to be involved in making them better?

Contact the Friends of the Parks of Pewaukee to find out how you can get involved FriendsOfPewaukeeParks@gmail.com

Tribute Tree Program

The Pewaukee Parks and Recreation Department offers a Tribute Tree Program for individuals interested in planting a tree in the park system in memory of a special person.

Please contact the Department at (262) 691-7275 or online for a brochure with donation information.

The Department plants trees during the spring and fall season.

Explore On Two Wheels Bike Trails Visit

Outdoor Ice Rink

www.cityofpewaukee.us Pewaukee Parks > Bike Trails for a map of Waukesha County Trails

Join us this winter at Kiwanis Village Park to use our ice rink on the basketball court.

This project was donated through Sydney Gergen’s Girl Scout Gold Award project from 2020.

(262) 691-7275 (PARK)

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3 EASY WAYS TO REGISTER

Program Identification Code

Winter/Spring registration begins

Resident (Only): Monday, December 13—8:00 AM Non-resident: Monday, December 20—8:00 AM

Registration received PRIOR to December 13 will be held and processed accordingly to above dates. Registration received AFTER these dates will be processed on a first-come, first-served basis. Registration process subject to change.

Please check Facebook/website for more information.

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To register online, visit...

Pewaukee.ActivityReg.com

or go to www.cityofpewaukee.us > Parks and Recreation > programs > register online — as a quick link.

Accepted forms of payment: credit/debit card only (VISA, MasterCard or Discover).

An ID CODE# can be found for each program (time/date) offering in the activity description. When registering... please be sure to use the ID CODE# matching the desired program you wish to participate in.

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Mail-In

Complete the registration form below.

(Feel free to copy form) Include payment and mail to: Pewaukee Parks & Recreation W240 N3065 Pewaukee Road • Pewaukee, WI 53072 • Identify class ID CODE as it is noted in the guide.

• Accepted form of payment: Check only • Be sure to sign registration form.

• Confirmation receipts will be e-mailed.

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In-Person

You are welcome to register in-person during regular office hours Monday-Friday 8:00 am-4:30 pm starting on above noted registration dates.

The office is located at City Hall, W240 N3065 Pewaukee Rd.

• If a program is full, our office will notify you by phone.

Accepted forms of payment: cash, check, VISA, MasterCard or Discover.

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Mail to: W240 N3065 Pewaukee Road, Pewaukee, WI, 53072

- DEPARTMENT POLICY Am I A Resident?

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person who resides in/pays taxes to the City or Village of Pewaukee is a resident and pays the resident rate.

• A ny business that is in/pays taxes to the City or Village of Pewaukee pays resident rates.

All other individuals or businesses are considered non-residents.

Notice Of Non-Discrimination Policy

It is the policy of the Pewaukee Parks and Recreation Department that no person shall, on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age or handicap, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any program or activity, including employment.

Registration Exceptions

Programs are designed according to age and/or instructor/student ratios or level that will best benefit the student.

Please DO NOT ask us to exceed class limits or put your child in the wrong age or skill level.

Waiting Lists

The Department will make every effort to accommodate those on the waiting lists (adding classes if possible, etc.). If any openings become available, you will then be contacted.

Hospital/Medical Insurance

The Department does not provide hospital/ medical insurance coverage for people participating in sponsored activities.

Further, the Department does not provide hospital/medical coverage for Department sponsored activities. Participants are encouraged to obtain their own insurance coverage prior to and for the duration of the activity they take part in.

Pewaukee Kiwanis Club

Scholarships

Pewaukee Parks and Recreation may have scholarships available to help you afford programs for your children.

Please inquire confidentially by emailing Nick at Phalin@Pewaukee.wi.us.

Thank you for the financial contribution through scholarships to the Pewaukee Kiwanis Club!

Refund Policy

Participants who request a refund not less than one week prior to the first day of the program will receive a full refund.

Requests within one week of program start or after program start will not receive a refund except in the case of a medical reason documented by a physician or if the participant’s spot can be filled by an individual on the waitlist.

What do these icons mean?

T-shirt offered with this program.

(Please note size on registration form) New Class

Registration deadline

Programs with this icon have a virtual option available. Contact Monica at Kaskey@Pewaukee.wi.us for more information

Department Sales Tax

Sales tax is included in all activities in the program fee in accordance with the Department of Revenue laws.

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Class Cancellations Due To Weather

For information on cancelled classes/trips due to inclement weather, participants will be contacted via email or text. You may also contact the Department with any weather related concerns.

Photo Release

For promotional purposes— only an authorized Pewaukee Parks and Recreation staff member may take photos of participants in our activities/events.

If you do not wish to have your photo taken, please notify the photographer and our office.

Typo - We Goofed?!

Occasionally there may be a misprint within this program guide. We will make every effort to correct the error as soon as possible. We reserve the right to change program schedules as needed to accommodate demand or building use conflicts.

Open Positions The Pewaukee Parks and Recreation Department is a great place to work!

With competitive wages and flexible schedules, we are always looking for friendly, energetic people to join our staff.

Hiring in spring 2022: • Lifeguards • Grounds Maintenance • Sports • Summer Day Camp Check It Out...

www.cityofpewaukee.us > Get Involved for employment opportunities and employment application.

Available positions will be posted in March.

Pewaukee Recreation

Gift Certificate Looking for the perfect way to say happy holidays?

Give the gift of recreation!

Gift Credits for Pewaukee Parks & Recreation programs are now available for purchase in any denomination.

Give more than just something in a gift box, give the gift of an experience and a memory. Pewaukee Parks & Recreation offers programs for all ages and interests!

From cooking to fitness, crafts and trips, you will find something unique that your loved one will enjoy!

How it works —

Purchase the Gift Credit from the Pewaukee Parks & Recreation Office. The Gift Credit will be added to the recipient’s Parks & Recreation account to be used for future recreation programs*.

The recipient will be able to use all or any part of the credit the next time they register for a class or program. Pewaukee Parks & Recreation staff will provide a Certificate for you to give to your recipient along with our most current seasonal Activity Guide. * Minimum gift certificate value of $10. * No additional fees to be charged. * Expires after 2 years. * Cannot be redeemed for cash. *C annot be transferred outside of the recipient’s family account. *C annot be used for facility rentals or any other City or Village of Pewaukee services. *C annot be used for programs that have already been paid for.

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SPECIAL EVENTS

FREE!

FREE!

“Santa on Tour” Pewaukee

Best in

“Snow” Contest

Winter is coming! And when it does, the Best in “Snow” contest will kick off! This contest is an exciting way to enjoy the first real snow of the season! The first snow fall that is 4 inches or more will initiate the Best in “Snow” contest!

Families will be tasked with building the BEST snowperson in Pewaukee. The contest details will be posted on the Pewaukee Parks & Recreation Facebook Page within 12 hours of the snowfall. Families will be able to build their snowman and post a picture on the Best in “Snow” event page to win prizes! The Parks & Recreation Department will announce the categories that will be eligible to win prizes and additional details on the event page.

Santa will be traveling through Pewaukee on

Sunday, December 19th!

Santa will be traveling through Pewaukee on Sunday, December 19th! Pewaukee firefighters will be helping Santa identify homes with chimneys and homes with a magic key so he can plan his deliveries on Christmas Day! On his route, the fire truck he is riding will be stopping by some parks to say hello to boys and girls and to spread Christmas Cheer!

Check the Pewaukee Parks & Recreation Facebook page for updates in December!

Sponsored by: Pewaukee American Legion Post #71 and the Pewaukee Firefighter’s Auxiliary.

Thank You To Our Sponsors

American Legion Post #71 and Auxiliary

So keep an eye on the weather forecast and the other on our Facebook page and we’ll see you when the snow falls!

Recreation Program Sponsorship Is your organization interested in sponsoring a recreation program?

If so, email Nick at Phalin@Pewaukee.wi.us for more information on how you can get involved.

www.facebook.com/PewaukeeParksAndRecreation

Thank You To Our Partners

Sponsored by:

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Pewaukee Parks & Recreation | Winter/Spring 2022

Hopping Fun!

EASTER Egg Hunt

Saturday, April 16

10:00 am

(Arrive by 9:45 am)

CALLING ALL

ADULT SOFTBALL TEAMS! Pewaukee Parks & Recreation has openings in our Adult Softball Leagues for Men’s and Coed Teams.

Play begins in Mid-April.

Kiwanis Village Park

Held in cooperation with American Legion Post #71 and Auxiliary.

Children are invited to hunt for treasures throughout the park!

FREE Event!

Eggcellent Easter Fun! FREE!

Children’s

Book Swap

Contact Monica Kaskey at Kaskey@pewaukee.wi.us for more information.

In partnership with the Pewaukee Public Library, we invite you to join us for our 8th Annual Children’s Book Swap! On Tuesday, bring your gently used books* to the drop off site and receive a ticket for each of your books. Bring your tickets back to the Swap on Wednesday to “buy” new-to-you books to take home and enjoy!

You will also enjoy coloring sheets and a take-home craft project courtesy of Pewaukee Parks & Recreation!

BOOK DROP OFF: Wednesday, March 9 3:00-5:00 pm BOOK SWAP: Thursday, March 10 3:00-5:00 pm Pewaukee Public Library, 210 Main Street *Children’s books only please

(262) 691-7275 (PARK)

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MILWAUKEE, WI PERMIT NO. 1275

Pewaukee Parks & Recreation Department W240 N3065 Pewaukee Road Pewaukee, WI 53072

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Pewaukee Parks & Recreation

Winter/Spring Registration Begins Resident: December 13 / 8:00 am Non-resident: December 20 / 8:00 am

Special Events

(Registration information page 16)

Best in

(pages 18-19)

“Snow” Contest

“Santa on Tour” Pewaukee

EASTER Egg Hunt Children’s Book Swap