The Playbook | Winter 2024

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PLAYBOOK PARKS & RECREATION ACTIVITY GUIDE

FITNESS & ENRICHMENT CLASSES • AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS • SPECIAL EVENTS • YOUTH & ADULT ATHLETICS

WINTER 2024

CITY OF PENSACOLA PARKS & RECREATION

MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL Mayor D.C. Reeves Casey Jones, Council President, District 3

WELCOME

Jared Moore, Council Vice President, District 4 Jennifer Brahier, Council Member, District 1 Charles Bare, Council Member, District 2

MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR It’s the most wonderful time of the year and believe it or not, 2024 soon awaits! Before we end the year, I would like to thank you all for your continued interest and support in our city parks and programs.

Together we’ve built bonds, strengthened our endurance and created cherished memories.

We have much to be excited about in the year ahead for Pensacola. We’ve appointed a new Parks and Recreation Director, Ben Heistein, who I am confident will lead this talented division to new heights — bringing more amenities and improvements for you all to enjoy. Under his leadership, we will see the completion of two tremendous capital improvement projects, set to be complete by mid-2024 at Bruce Beach Nature Preserve and the Roger Scott Tennis Center.

In the meantime, do keep an eye out for registration opening soon for spring sports including Bill Bond baseball, youth soccer, and more! If you are hosting a loved one this holiday who has an affinity for pickleball, the fastest growing sport in America, be sure to take them out to Armstrong Park! We installed three new pickleball courts this past October for park visitors to enjoy on a first-come, first served basis during park hours. Any avid skaters in the family? Bring them out to Blake Doyle Skatepark, a groundbreaking project we completed this past summer which includes approximately 25,000 square feet of skateable surface area that will be sure to entertain skaters of all ages and skill levels. For our little ones who prefer to march to the beat of their own drum, we encourage you to explore our musical sensory garden at Kiwanis Park. Installed this past spring, the park is a space that provides inclusive and interactive play opportunities for children of all ages and abilities to create and explore. Visitors will find a variety of outdoor instruments, including harmonic chimes and percussions! You won’t have to leave your furry family members at home as Kiwanis is also home to one of our five city dog parks.

Not only are city parks a great playground for recreation, but many also maintain Pensacola’s deep and rich history including Bayview Park — which now serves as a historic land marker to memorialize the nearly 30 Native American women and children who lost their lives during the Battle and Massacre at Bayou Texar in 1818. The event was a pivotal point at the closing of the First Seminole War, and we are grateful to recognize the area as a Florida heritage site.

I wish you all a happy and prosperous new year and am excited for all that is ahead for the beautiful City of Pensacola. I look forward to continuing to serve you in the coming year and beyond, and I hope that you continue to fulfill our parks and recreation motto to “Get Out and Play!”

Sincerely, Mayor D.C. Reeves

Teniadé Broughton, Council Member, District 5 Allison Patton, City Council Member, District 6 Delarian Wiggins, City Council Member, District 7

PARKS & RECREATION BOARD The City of Pensacola Parks and Recreation Board meets on the third Tuesday of each month at 10 a.m. in the Hagler-Mason Conference Room inside of City Hall. Citizens may attend board meetings in person or online.

For more information visit cityofpenscola.com.

Rand Hicks, Chairperson Renee Borden, Vice Chairperson Kristin Brown Antonio Bruni Alejandra Escobar-Ryan Leah Harrison John Jerralds Jake Renfroe Michael Wolf

Photo: Battle and Massacre at Bayou Texar Historic Marker Dedication Ceremony Pictured (L to R.): District 1 Florida House Representative Michelle Salzman, Mayor D.C. Reeves, District 5 Councilwoman Teniadé Broughton, Santa Rosa Band of the Lower Muscogee Tribe Chief Dan Helms

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CONTENTS ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Ben Heistein

Parks and Recreation Director bheistein@cityofpensacola.com

Sara Abdellatif

City of Pensacola Government............................................................................................. 2 Parks & Recreation Administration........................................................................................ 3 Getting To Know Your Parks System..................................................................................... 4 Meet The Director.................................................................................................................. 5

Office Assistant sabdellatif@cityofpensacola.com

Volunteer Opportunities ....................................................................................................... 6

Tonya Byrd

City Aquatic Facilities............................................................................................................ 8

Assistant Parks and Recreation Director tbyrd@cityofpensacola.com

Sheri Carlton

Center & Facilities Directory.................................................................................................. 7

Bayview Outdoor Pursuits Center......................................................................................... 9 Resource Centers................................................................................................................. 10

Assistant to the Director scarlton@cityofpensacola.com

Roger Scott Tennis Center....................................................................................................12

Deja Dowdell

After School Programs......................................................................................................... 14

Marketing Coordinator ddowdell@cityofpensacola.com

Cheryl Fox

Athletics Superintendent cfox@cityofpensacola.com

Nikki Gray

Osceola Golf Course...........................................................................................................13

Camps ................................................................................................................................. 15 Youth..................................................................................................................................... 16 Adults.....................................................................................................................................21 Seniors.................................................................................................................................. 25 Special Events...................................................................................................................... 28

Special Event Supervisor ngray@cityofpensacola.com

Facility Rentals .....................................................................................................................30

Darriell Jones

Park Regulations................................................................................................................... 33

Office Assistant dajones@cityofpensacola.com

Thank You to Our Sponsors ................................................................................................ 32

Park Map and Locations .................................................................................................... 34

Bill Kimball

Parks Superintendent bkimball@cityofpensacola.com

Yolanda Reed-Fisher

Accounts Payable Specialist yreed@cityofpensacola.com

Paul Pipes

Outdoor Pursuits & Volunteer Coordinator ppipes@cityofpensacola.com

Kendra Weekley

Budget Manager kweekley@cityofpensacola.com

SCHEDULE CHANGES + CANCELLATIONS

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Our best effort is made to provide you with the most accurate information at the time of printing, however, schedules and fees are subject to change. We reserve the right to cancel, amend, change, postpone or combine classes/activities that are listed in this guide.

If you have a non-emergency service request, please let the City of Pensacola know using Pensacola 311. Dial 311, visit Pensacola311.com or download the Pensacola 311 app.

HOLIDAY CLOSURES

The City of Pensacola Parks and Recreation Department Administrative Office, Field Service Center and Community Resource Centers will be closed in observance of the following holidays:

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Christmas – December 25 & 26 New Year's Day – January 1

Martin Luther King Day – January 15

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Presidents' Day – February 20

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE City Hall, 4th Floor • 222 West Main Street Pensacola, FL 32502 Phone: 850-436-5670 M–F•8 am - 5 pm

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GETTING TO KNOW YOUR PARKS SYSTEM WHO WE ARE

PLAYUP! NEWSLETTER

The City of Pensacola Parks and Recreation Department operates a total of 93 parks and open spaces, and 10 resource centers that are utilized by Pensacola residents and city organizations under the moniker, Play Pensacola. We aim to advocate health and wellness, increase cultural unity, foster community pride and protect environmental resources to improve and promote the quality of life for all citizens and visitors of Pensacola.

Want to keep up on our latest news and activities? Sign up to receive our monthly e-newsletter, PlayUp! on the homepage of our website, playpensacola.com.

MISSION The mission of the Parks and Recreation Department is to improve and promote the quality of life for all citizens and visitors of Pensacola by protecting the heritage of our parks while providing a wide range of recreational, social and educational opportunities.

WEBTRAC ONLINE REGISTRATION Unable to visit your local resource center to register? No problem! Our WebTrac Online Registration system allows you to register all household members for many of our programs 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Log on to webtrac.cityofpensacola.com to get started.

We gladly accept Discover, Mastercard and Visa credit cards as a method of payment. A 2.5% transaction fee will be charged.

Questions? Call 850-436-5670 for further assistance.

ICON LEGEND NEW

New Department Programming

Online Registration Available

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PARTNER WITH US! Our partners make a difference. We are so grateful for the continued support of our community sponsors and partners who are committed to helping improve the quality of life in our city. Together our impact helps strengthen families, shape the minds of Pensacola youth, and builds stronger, healthier, and safer communities. Interested in partnering with us?

We offer a variety of opportunities for local businesses and community organizations to support our efforts in the following areas: • Athletics Programs • Golf and Tennis Programs • Senior Programs • Special Events • Summer Camp Scholarships • Youth Enrichment Programs Contact Deja Dowdell, Marketing Coordinator (850) 436-5669, ddowdell@cityofpensacola.com

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MEET THE DIRECTOR

It is an honor to be appointed to lead the City of Pensacola Parks and Recreation Department! I hope to enhance resident and visitor experience at city parks and facilities, while propelling the mayor’s vision for a greater and higher quality of life in the City of Pensacola. We have an amazing team of passionate and talented individuals working hard to offer recreation programs and maintain the green spaces that you enjoy.

Parks and Recreation, including the professionals who make it happen, are essential to the health and wellness of the community. It has been proven that access to indoor and outdoor recreation correlates with greater physical activity, increased educational opportunities for youth, and improved mental well-being. Parks are also a driver of economic activity by increasing adjacent property values and a community's attractiveness to employers and home buyers. Perhaps most importantly, parks are a place to connect with nature and each other. It is my commitment to sustain our parks system by driving re-investment in our parks and facilities through updating aging infrastructure, enhancing our green spaces, and ensuring residents have access to recreation. I want to thank

you for participating in our programs and using our parks and facilities. Now, let's “Get Out and Play!"

Heistein recently served as Parks Superintendent for the City of Dallas Parks and Recreation Department where he was responsible for the management and daily operations of 200 parks and 91 miles of trails. While in the role, Heistein also managed a staff of 160 employees and administered an annual operating and maintenance budget of more than $38 million.

Prior to his position with the City of Dallas, Heistein served as Assistant Parks & Community Services Director for the City of Watsonville, California. In addition to managing parks, he has also developed and managed youth and adult recreation programs, dog parks, skate parks, splash pads, capital improvement projects and directed city street tree programs.

Heistein earned his Bachelor of Arts from the University of California at Santa Cruz. He is a National Recreation & Parks Association Certified Parks & Recreation Professional and an International Society of Arboriculture Certified Arborist. playpensacola.com | 5

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES MONTHLY PARK CLEANUPS Chimney Park Cleanups: Join the Scenic Highway Foundation, Ocean Hour FL, Earth Ethics, and the City of Pensacola on the second Saturday of the month at the intersection of Scenic Hwy. and Langley Ave., from 9 am to 10 am for the cleanup of Chimney Park and surrounding area. Visit oceanhourfl.com to sign up.

Bartram Park, Graffiti Bridge and Wayside Park Project/Greenshores Cleanups:

Join Ocean Hour and the City of Pensacola on the third Saturday of the month at the Pensacola Visitor Information Center, 1401 E. Gregory St., from 9 am to 10 am for the clean up of Wayside Park, Graffiti Bridge and surrounding area. Visit oceanhourfl.com to sign up.

Eagle Scout Projects:

Are you a scout looking for a potential eagle project to help in your community? With 93 parks and green spaces, 10 resource centers and six athletic facilities, the city has endless opportunities to get involved!

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Are you looking to get more involved in the community, accumulate volunteer hours, or simply want to help make our parks and recreation system be the best it can be? There are a number of great opportunities available throughout the year for friendly and enthusiastic individuals and groups of all ages to volunteer their time and talents to the Parks and Recreation Department.

You can choose whether to volunteer for one of our Youth and Senior Recreation Programs or a one-time special event. Want to be outdoors? Volunteer to help keep your neighborhood park safe and clean. You can choose to participate in a one-time project or one of our ongoing projects and programs! The gift of your talent and time is appreciated!

CONTACT Paul Pipes, Outdoor & Volunteer Pursuits Coordinator

(850) 516-9382 ppipes@cityofpensacola.com Sign up for volunteer opportunities at playpensacola.com

CENTER & FACILITIES DIRECTORY BAYVIEW COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER

Hours of Operation M – F | 9 am – 5 pm (By Appointment) (850) 436-5552 Jeremy Street Program Coordinator jstreet@cityofpensacola.com Dylan Morgan Program Specialist dmorgan@cityofpensacola.com

BAYVIEW SENIOR CENTER

Hours of Operation M – F | 8 am – 4 pm (850) 436-5190

Addie Quina Recreation Supervisor aquina@cityofpensacola.com

EAST PENSACOLA HEIGHTS CLUBHOUSE

GULL POINT RESOURCE CENTER

Hours of Operation M – F | 9 am – 6 pm (850) 494-7360

Heather Matteson Program Coordinator hmatteson@cityofpensacola.com

SANDERS BEACH-CORINNE JONES RESOURCE CENTER

Hours of Operation M – F | 8 am – 4:30 pm (By Appointment) T, W | 8 am – 8 pm (By Appointment) Hours are subject to change for private events (850) 436-5198 Betsy Huhn Program Coordinator bhuhn@cityofpensacola.com Haley Hellrich Program Specialist hhellrich@cityofpensacola.com

VICKREY RESOURCE CENTER

Hours of Operation Open By Appointment or Reservation for Rentals and Classes.

(850) 494-7360

Hours of Operation M – Th | 7 am – 2 pm, 6 pm – 8 pm F | 7 am – 2 pm (850) 912-4056

Heather Matteson Program Coordinator hmatteson@cityofpensacola.com

Justin Paul Athletics Supervisor jpaul@cityofpensacola.com

E.S. COBB RESOURCE CENTER

WOODLAND HEIGHTS RESOURCE CENTER

Hours of Operation M – F | 7 am – 6:30 pm M, W | 6:30 am – 8 pm (850) 436-5192

Reba Smith Program Coordinator rsmith@cityofpensacola.com

FRICKER RESOURCE CENTER Hours of Operation M – TH | 8 am – 9 pm (By Appointment) F | 8 am – 8pm (By Appointment) S | 8 am – 2 pm (By Appointment) (850) 436-5195

AQUATICS/ ATHLETICS / EXCHANGE PARK

Cheryl Fox Athletics Superintendent cfox@cityofpensacola.com (850) 912-4109

Maggie Lochas Athletics Supervisor mlochas@cityofpensacola.com (850) 912-4109

BAYVIEW OUTDOOR PURSUITS CENTER

Paul Pipes Outdoor Pursuits and Volunteer Coordinator ppipes@cityofpensacola.com (850) 436-5554

OSCEOLA GOLF COURSE

Ryan Mattox General Manager rmattox@cityofpensacola.com (850) 453-7599

Eddie Daigle Golf Course Greens Superintendent edaigle@cityofpensacola.com

ROGER SCOTT TENNIS CENTER

Brock Sakey Tennis Director bsakey@cityofpensacola.com (850) 912-4103

Hours of Operation M – F | 9 am – 6 pm S | 11 am – 3 pm Open Gym (When Available, Not Rented) (850) 435-1750 Theyuka Thomas Recreation Supervisor tthomas@cityofpensacola.com Rose Witherspoon Assistant Recreation Supervisor rwitherspoon@cityofpensacola.com

Al Desport Assistant Recreation Supervisor adesport@cityofpensacola.com

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CITY AQUATIC FACILITIES Make a splash! The City of Pensacola offers four exciting aquatic facilities to help everyone stay cool during the warmer months.

POOLS The City of Pensacola operates two pools that offer swim lessons administered by the YMCA of NWFL with affordable daily admission and member rates throughout the aquatic season. Our aquatics season typically operates Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend of each year.

SPLASH PADS Enjoy aquatic fun at no charge! The City of Pensacola has two splash pads located in its Downtown and West Garden districts for everyone to enjoy! City Splash Pads typically operate daily, 9 am – 7 pm mid-March through October of each year.

Cecil T. Hunter Pool 200 East Blount Street Pensacola, FL 32503 (850) 436-5197 Roger Scott Pool 2130 Summit Boulevard, Building A Pensacola, FL 32503 (850) 595-1218 Legion Field 1301 West Gregory Street Pensacola, FL 32502 Plaza de Luna 900 South Palafox Street Pensacola, FL 32502

DID YOU KNOW? Cecil T. Hunter has a new pool house!

The new pool house features upgraded amenities for the community, including new and improved restrooms and showers, along with office space and custodial facilities for pool staff.

Existing pool features include water slides, spray features, and a zero depth entry pool. The pool is named after the late Cecil T. Hunter, a former Pensacola City Councilman, longtime educator, and Civil Rights advocate in the Pensacola community.

Pictured (L to R.): Cecil T. Hunter Facilities Manager Lee Smiley, Mayor D.C. Reeves, Granddaughter of Cecil T. Hunter Rivka Levy, Parks and Recreation Chairperson Rand Hicks, District 5 Councilwoman Teniadé Broughton, Parks and Recreation Staff and Community Members

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BAYVIEW OUTDOOR PURSUITS CENTER In February 2021, the City of Pensacola celebrated the grand opening of the Bayview Outdoor Pursuits Center. This is an asset for residents and visitors to enjoy for generations to come. Our center offers affordable short-term and extended rentals for your next outdoor adventure!

2001 East Lloyd Street Pensacola, FL 32503 (850) 436-5554 playpensacola.com ITEM

PER HOUR

1/2 DAY

FULL DAY

5 DAY

Single Kayak

$15

$40

$55

$200

Tandem Kayak

$20

$50

$60

$250

Touring Kayak

$20

$50

$60

$250

SUP

$15

$40

$55

$200

Pedal Boat

$25

$60

$75

Beachcruiser

$10

$15

$20

Hammock

$5

$5

$10

24 HOURS

3 DAY

5 DAY

3 Man Tent

$15

$40

$55

Camping Hammock

$15

$40

$55

Tent Backpacking

$15

$40

$55

Hiking Backpack

$10

$25

$40

Sleeping Bag

$10

$25

$40

Sleeping Pad

$5

$10

$20

Stove

$5

$10

$20

$75

Outdoor Pursuits Center offers guided kayak excursions for adults.

Come out to learn more about Pensacola’s local wildlife and unique system of estuaries in the great outdoors!

Rent a kayak for as low as $15 Guided kayak excursions for adults Open year round Standup Paddleboards Camping Equipment Leave your gear at home!

Cancellation Fee, $25 • Cleaning Fee, $10 • Damage Deposit Required, $50 • Credit Card Convenience Fee, 2.5% Camping is not allowed in any City park or properties. Please use authorized camping areas when renting camping equipment.

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Woodland Heights Resource Center

RESOURCE CENTERS Get to know your city resource centers. The City of Pensacola operates a total of 10 community resource centers located within city limits. Our centers host over 200 programs and activities annually! While most function similarly, they are all unique in their own way. Find out more about their attributes here.

Questions, comments or suggestions? Call the City of Pensacola Parks and Recreation Department at (850) 436-5670.

BAYVIEW COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER

2001 East Lloyd Street Pensacola, FL 32503 • (850) 436-5552 Enjoy sweeping views of Bayou Texar at our newest resource center! Bayview Community boasts a state-of-the-art facility with approximately 3,500 sq. ft. of event space available for rent. Bayview Community is also home to our outdoor equipment rental facility, Bayview Outdoor Pursuits Center and volunteer programs. Check out the building’s exterior signage which pays homage to the old diving tower that was located at Bayview Park back in the early 1900s!

BAYVIEW SENIOR RESOURCE CENTER

2000 East Lloyd Street Pensacola, FL 32503 • (850) 436-5190 Let the good times roll! Bayview Senior is dedicated to providing programming exclusively for our community members age 50 and better! From black tie formals and weekly fitness classes to exciting social activities, Pensacola’s senior population can find refuge in a facility that feels much like a home away from home. /BayviewSeniorCenter

E.S. COBB RESOURCE CENTER

301 East Mallory Street Pensacola, FL 32503 • (850) 436-5192 A tight-knit center that has served families for generations is the best way to describe the Cobb Center. Here you can find programming for youth, adults and seniors year-round. Cobb is the home of one of four city after school program sites serving A.K. Suter, Global Learning Academy, Jacqueline Harris Preparatory Academy and N.B. Cook elementary schools.

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E.S. Cobb Resource Center Multipurpose Room

EAST PENSACOLA HEIGHTS CLUBHOUSE

THEOPHALIS MAY RESOURCE CENTER

3208 East Gonzalez Street Pensacola, FL 32503 • (850) 494-7360

1301 West Gregory Street Pensacola, FL 32501 • (850) 438-6233

Located just off Scenic Highway, East Pensacola Heights Clubhouse does host its own programming on occasion but is most known for being a prime location to host an intimate gathering such as a baby shower or birthday party. Call us today to reserve for your next event!

Home to the Southern Youth Sports Association (SYSA), a grassroots non-profit organization administered by local community leaders. SYSA offers athletic programs and academia support year-round. For more information on SYSA visit sysatigers.org. In addition to SYSA, The May Center is directly adjacent the Westside Branch Public Library and Legion Field, a city-owned athletic field that boasts solar lit walkways, a playground, and a brand-new splash pad!

FRICKER RESOURCE CENTER

900 North F Street, Pensacola, FL 32501 • (850) 436-5195 Fricker is one of our most long-standing centers, named after Mr. Frank Fricker an original member of the Parks and Recreation Board upon its establishment. Fricker has served as a cherished gathering place for Pensacola residents and is one of four city after school program sites serving Global Learning Academy, Dixon School of the Arts, and Jacqueline Harris Preparatory Academy.

GULL POINT RESOURCE CENTER

7000 Spanish Trail, Pensacola, FL 32504 • (850) 494-7360 Gull Point is home to Parks and Recreation’s robust dance program and company performance organization Gull Point Performing Dancers! Dance class schedules are released during the late summer for the upcoming dance season. Gull Point is also one of four city after school program sites serving Cordova Park, N.B. Cook, and Scenic Heights elementary schools.

SANDERS BEACH-CORINNE JONES RESOURCE CENTER

913 South I Street Pensacola, FL 32502 • (850) 436-5198 With picturesque views of the Pensacola Bay, Sanders Beach-Corinne Jones (SBCJ) serves as a premier venue space to host an elegant affair in Pensacola. Many residents have utilized SBCJ’s ballroom to host banquets, galas and weddings over the years. Interested in hosting your next event at SBCJ? Act fast! Reservations fill quickly.

VICKREY RESOURCE CENTER

2130 Summit Boulevard Pensacola, FL 32503 • (850) 912-4056 Vickrey Resource Center serves as a hub to most of Parks and Recreation’s athletic programming. Located in the heart of the Roger Scott Athletic Complex, this facility is adjacent to Roger Scott Dog Park, Roger Scott Pool and Roger Scott Tennis Center.

WOODLAND HEIGHTS RESOURCE CENTER

111 Berkley Drive, Pensacola, FL 32503 • (850) 435-1750 At Woodland Heights, guests can tap into communitycentric programming designed to uplift and unify. Many local organizations partner with this site to connect with citizens and families in an authentic way. From talent shows to health seminars and holiday festivities, Woodland Heights serves you first. Woodland Heights is home to one of four city after school program sites serving A.K. Suter, Jacqueline Harris Preparatory Academy, O.J. Semmes and S.L. Jones Christian Academy elementary schools.

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18 Lighted Hard Courts 10 Lighted Clay (Hydro) Courts Daily and Memberships Rates Full Service Proshop Clinics for all levels of experience

ROGER SCOTT TENNIS CENTER Named the “National Municipal Facility of the Year” by Tennis Industry Magazine, Roger Scott Tennis Center is home to many United States Tennis Association (UTSA) adult and junior league teams and boasts programs for youth and adults to enjoy to up their tennis game!

2200A Summit Boulevard Pensacola, FL 32503 (850) 912-4103 rogerscotttennis.com /RogerScottTennisCenter Hours of Operation M – TH | 8 am – 9 pm F | 8 am – 7 pm S | 8 am – 5 pm SU | 12 – 5 pm

Daily Court Fees – 1.5 Hour Increments $8 | Hard Court $12 | Clay Court

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USTA LEAGUE PLAY

With the exception of QuickStart and Junior Team Tennis, a $5 USTA fee is charged to players on the visiting team who are not Roger Scott Tennis Center (RSTC) members. The home team charge for nonRSTC members are standard daily court fees.

JUNIOR TENNIS TEAMS

USTA Junior Team Tennis brings together boys and girls, ages 6 to 18 to play singles, doubles and mixed doubles against other coed teams.

Beyond being fun and a great form of exercise, Junior Team Tennis is a competitive, level-based environment that promotes individual growth, social growth and life skills. Contact USTA Local League Coordinator Megan Frederick for more information.

USTA LOCAL LEAGUE COORDINATOR

Megan Frederick (407) 930-4619 frederick@ustaflorida.com

OSCEOLA GOLF COURSE A Historic Florida Trail and home of the longest driving range in town, Osceola Golf Course offers affordable tee times daily! Discover its challenging 18-hole course and drive the distance at the range on fresh green lawn while escaping the sun under a mobile canopy.

After an exciting round of golf, unwind over a delicious meal at Fusion Grill at Osceola. Osceola Golf Course is the home of many tournaments, has a large clubhouse available for rent and offers golf lessons, ladies’ clinics, and programs exclusively for youth and veterans.

Osceola Golf Course is a proud partner of PGA HOPE (Helping Our Patriots Everywhere). PGA HOPE is the flagship military program of PGA REACH, a charitable foundation of PGA America. PGA HOPE introduces golf to veterans with disabilities to enhance their mental, social, physical and emotional well-being.

Instructional golf sessions led by local PGA professionals are offered at Osceola Golf Course as a part of the PGA HOPE Program. Contact PGA HOPE Instructor Buddy Whitten for more information.

300 Tonawanda Drive Pensacola, FL 32506 osceolagolf.com /OsceolaGolfCourse Hours of Operation 6 am – 6 pm M – SU |364 Days a Year (Except Christmas Day)

18-Hole Course

Full Service Proshop

Longest Driving Range in Town

Onsite Restaurant

Open 364 Days a Year

Clubhouse

PGA HOPE PGA Professional Golfer Buddy Whitten (850) 380-9430 buddywhitten@aol.com

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PLAY PENSACOLA AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS AFTER SCHOOL LOCATIONS COBB RESOURCE CENTER

GULL POINT RESOURCE CENTER

601 East Mallory Street (850) 436-5192

7000 Spanish Trail (850) 494-7360

FRICKER RESOURCE CENTER 900 North F Street (850) 436-5195

WOODLAND HEIGHTS RESOURCE CENTER 111 Berkley Drive (850) 435-1750

VICKREY RESOURCE CENTER 2130 Summit Boulevard After-School programming and transportation at Vickrey Resource Center is provided by YMCA of NWFL. Visit ymcanwfl.org or call (850) 478-1222 for more information.

2023 – 2024 Academic Year M – F | 2 pm – 6 pm Grades K – 5 Cobb, Fricker and Woodland Heights $11 for city residents weekly, $14 for non-city residents weekly Gull Point $55 for city residents weekly, $70 for non-city residents weekly An after-school program that serves the school and community population by providing quality education, recreation, and social engagement for students. Our activities encourage children to be healthier and happier through the exploration of active play, physical education, computer technology, STEAM education, creative arts, and more! Homework help and an afternoon snack are provided daily. Parents must arrange transportation or self-transport child to and from our program site. Please call the Escambia County School District Transportation Office at (850) 469-5591 to arrange transportation prior to registering. Register in person at the participating center or online at webtrac.cityofpensacola.com. Program operates following the Escambia County School District Academic Calendar.

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BENEFITS OF AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS Offers a safe place to play Affordable option for active families Connects youth to nature and outdoor experiences Connects youth to peers and fosters social development Provides educational support and supplemental learning opportunities Free tuition funded by Escambia Children's Trust for families that qualify

PLAY PENSACOLA CAMPS HOLIDAY CAMP

When school’s out… camp is in! Play Pensacola offers a variety of affordable and exciting camps well suited to keep your child active in a well-supervised environment.

Explore one of our specialty day camps or make new friends over the course of an entire week, there’s something for everyone to enjoy!

FISHING AND ARCHERY DAY CAMP

Cobb, Fricker, Gull Point and Woodland Heights Ages 5 – 12 M – F | 7 am – 6 pm December 21, 22, 27 – 29 & January 2 – 5

Bayview Community M – F | 8 am – 4 pm December 22, January 15 & February 19 $40 City Resident, $50 Non-City Resident Ages: 8 – 16

Cobb, Fricker and Woodland Heights: $15 daily rate City Resident, $20 daily rate Non-City Resident

Participants spend the day fishing, learning about ethical angling and sharpening their shooting skills at several city owned parks and facilities Register online at webtrac.cityofpensacola.com.

Gull Point: $20 daily rate City Resident, $25 daily rate Non-City Resident Join Play Pensacola for an exciting holiday camp while school is out! Participants will enjoy fun holiday-themed activities sports, arts and crafts, and more! Camps operate following the Escambia County School District Academic calendar.

Space is limited. Register in person at the participating center or online at webtrac.cityofpensacola.com.

SPRING BREAK ADVENTURE CAMP Bayview Community M – F | 8 am – 4 pm March 25 – 29 $160 City Resident, $170 Non-City Resident | Ages: 9 – 16 This is one of those camps your child will talk about for years! They will have fun learning about kayaking, fishing hiking, rock climbing, archery and environmental stewardship. playpensacola.com | 15

YOUTH

Youth programs help strengthen a young person’s sense of identity and builds character.

It’s exhilarating to witness a child gain confidence in their contribution to a team or make a new discovery.

We’re here to help children build skills in an approach that positively impacts their development.

BASEBALL AND T-BALL Bill Bond Baseball M – S | Practice and game times TBD $185 (T-Ball), $205 Baseball Ages: 5 – 17 Bill Bond Baseball helps build the foundation of strong morals, competitive nature and character that is needed in today's social environment.

This program strives to build a winning attitude in all participants.

Registration is November – January.

Visit billbond.org for more information.

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East Pensacola Student Athlete Program Baseball Lions Park M – S | Practice and game times TBD Ages: 5 – 14 East Pensacola Student Athlete Program (EPSAP) is a non profit organization that offers education and athletic opportunities to disadvantaged youth in the East Pensacola community. EPSAP provides at-risk intervention through engagement and support to promote continue education and good stewardship.

Visit epsap.org for more information.

BASKETBALL Alpha Elite Youth Basketball Cobb, Fricker & Woodland Heights M – S | Practice and game times TBD $35 (5 – 12), $45 (13 – 14) Ages: 5 – 14 Participants will have the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of basketball in a fun, competitive and nurturing setting.

Participants may register as a team or individually and be placed on a team in an

age group. Teams will play a regular game season capped off with a single-elimination championship tournament. League will begin in January 2024. Register online at webtrac.cityofpensacola.com or in person at participating centers. Contact Reba (Cobb) at (850) 436-5192 or Al (Fricker) at (850) 436-5195 for more information.

Southern Youth Sports Association Competitive Basketball League Theophalis May Practice and game dates TBD 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm Build skills and confidence while learning to improve your game! Participants will build upon the fundamental techniques of full court basketball in a team setting.

Players will practice offensive and defensive strategies to learn the sport and will complete shooting, passing and play drills.

YOUTH Her Time to Play Woodland Heights TH |6 pm – 7:30 pm Free | Ages: 7 – 14 Her time to Play is a WNBA national initiative program dedicated to championing change on behalf of girls and women by providing them with ways to connect, collaborate and actively engage with one another through the game of basketball. The program is committed to helping girls develop an interest in basketball through team-building exercises, practice sessions, and drills.

Southern Youth Sports Association Recreational Basketball League Theophalis May M – SU | 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm $75 | Ages: 4+ Build skills and confidence while learning to improve your game! Participants will learn the fundamental techniques of full court basketball in a team setting. Players will practice offensive and defensive strategies to learn the sport and will complete shooting, passing and play drills to compete against other teams. League operates November 6, 2023 – March 22, 2024. Contact (850) 438-6233 or visit sysatigers.org for more information.

DANCE Pensacola Redd Diamondz Woodland Heights M | 6 pm – 8 pm August 21 – December 8 Free | Ages: 14 – 17 The Redd Diamondz are an organized dance and step team that perform at various events throughout the Greater Pensacola area. Contact Tabitha Fields at (850) 417-2527, tabithafields@yahoo.com for more information.

EDUCATION AND ENRICHMENT After School Art Woodland Heights TH | 4 pm – 5 pm Free | Ages 5 – 12

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Participants will learn the basic concepts of drawing. Open to Woodland Heights After School Program participants only.

AWKO Hungry for Justice Cobb TH |4 pm – 5:30 pm TBD Free | Ages: 5 – 10 Kids learn to make healthy meals and snacks and then take the ingredients home to make for their family!

Sponsored by AWKO Justice Foundation and community partners. Participants must register in advance. Contact Cobb Resource Center for more information.

Computer Lab and Library Cobb M – W |6 pm – 7:30 pm Free | Ages: 14 – 17 The Cobb Computer Lab and Library offers a friendly but quiet area for research, academics, business or leisure enjoyment. Cobb’s afterschool program uses the room Monday – Friday between 2 pm – 6 pm. Evening use is available for teens at designated times.

Computer Lab Fricker M – F |8am – 1:30pm, 6pm – 9pm Free | Ages: 5 – 17 The Fricker Resource Center Computer Lab is open to youth fir recreational, academic and business-related activities.

Woodland Heights M – TH | 9 am – 12 pm Free | Ages 3 – 4 City of Parks and Recreation has partnered with CDAC Behavorial Healthcare to offer free School Readiness for children to prepare them for academic success upon entering primary grade school. Program enrollment operates throughout the school year following the Escambia County School District academic calendar. For more information call Dorothy Lewis at (850) 501-1476 or (850) 434-2724.

Let Us Play Woodland Heights M, W | 3 pm – 4 pm Free | Ages 6 – 10 This program is offered to youth in the community of Woodland Heights who are not able to take advantage of our afterschool program. Youth may receive mentoring, homework help, and organized play.

PATTS Program Cobb, Fricker M – TH | 2 pm – 4 pm Ages 5 – 12 City of Pensacola Parks and Recreation has partnered with CDAC Behavioral Health to enhance afterschool programming at Cobb Resource Center by offering homework assistance and tutoring. Child must be enrolled in Cobb’s afterschool program and CDAC’s PATTS Program to participate. The PATTS (Peaceful Alternative to Tough Situations) program helps children develop social and emotional skills through positive behavioral support.

Visit cdac.info for more information.

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Pensacola MESS Hall Science Days Woodland Heights NEW M | 4 pm – 5:30 pm Free | Grades 3 – 5 Participants create science based projects and experiments. Open to Woodland Heights After School Program participants only.

Pensacola Sings Fricker, Gull Point, Woodland Heights T (Fricker), W (Gull Point), TH (Woodland Heights)| 5 pm – 6 pm Free | Grades 1 – 12

and strength training equipment. Staff members can also aid you in crafting your very own custom workout routine. Fricker Resource Center is open to both youth and adults during its operation hours.

GOLF

Program is designed to encourage reading and comprehension among youth. Focus is geared toward participant engagement, fostering of the imagination and creating excitement to help youth better understand book content and context.

S.T.E.A.M. Fricker M – F | 4 pm – 5 pm Free | Ages: 5 – 13 Great times are had by all during fun filled and educational S.T.E.A.M. activity periods. S.T.E.A.M. is a widely used acronym for Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics.

Join us and have fun while learning!

FITNESS Fricker Fitness Center Fricker M – F | 8 am – 1:30 pm 6 pm – 9 pm | Ages: 14 – 17 Get fit at your own pace in a welcoming atmosphere. Fricker Resource Fitness Center is equipped with easy-to-use cardio 18 | THE PLAYBOOK

Bible Study Fricker W | 6 pm – 7 pm Free | Ages: All Ages

First Tee Gulf Coast Junior Golf Program

Enjoy fellowship at weekly bible study provided by Candlestick Ministries.

Osceola Ages: 5 – 17

MUSIC, GAMES AND HOBBIES

First Tee Gulf Coast integrates the game of golf with a life skills curriculum to help create learning experiences for youth that build inner strength, integrity, selfPensacola Sings is an exciting choral program confidence and resilience. offered by Pensacola Children’s Chorus.

Visit firstteegulfcoast.org This musical experience aims to build and for more information. enrich various communities in Pensacola, an experience that promotes personal growth of MARTIAL ARTS its members through signing and the arts.

Shotokan Karate Reading with a Purpose Vickrey Cobb M – TH | 2:30 pm – 3 pm Free | Ages: 8 – 11

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M, TH | 6 pm – 7:30 pm $60 Monthly | Ages: 8+ Shotokan Karate is a way for individuals to realize their greater potential and expand the limits of their physical and mental capabilities. Karate is an excellent time proven method of personal development that promotes personal growth of its members through signing and the arts.

Yoshukai Karate Vickrey M, W | 6 pm – 7:30 pm $60 Monthly | Ages: 8+

Crochet by the Bay Sanders Beach-Corinne Jones T | 9 am – 10 am, Free | All Ages Learn to crochet by the bay with Connie in this fun program designed for beginners.

Participants will receive step-by-step guidance to learn how to crochet. Seasonal projects will be taught for the holidays.

Game Night Sanders Beach-Corinne Jones W | 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm Free| All Ages Learn and play games while snacking and making new friends at this family-friendly community night.

Participants are encouraged to bring their favorite board games, cards, trivia, puzzles and everything in between.

SOCCER

Pensacola Youth Soccer Hitzman-Optimist Park M–S Yoshukai Karate is a branch discipline $95 per player (U5-U6), $100 of Japanese martial arts whose translated meaning is the "Training Hall of Continued (U7+) Ages: 4 – 17 Improvement". Yoshukai is instructed by Go after your goals! Learn the game of Hiroaki Toyama, an 8th degree black belt. soccer in a fun learning environment.

Players will learn the proper fundament techniques to develop skills on the field. Visit pensacolayouthsoccer.com for more information.

YOUTH

TENNIS After School Tennis Play Woodland Heights W | 2:30 pm – 3:30 pm Free | Ages: 5 – 12

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Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis. Open to Woodland Heights After School Program participants only.

VOLLEYBALL Girls Volleyball League Vickrey M – S | Practice and game times TBD $83 City Resident, $93 NonCity Resident | Ages: 9 – 16 Girls Volleyball at Vickrey is an excellent way to help young athletes prepare for middle and high school team play.

Whether you're just starting out or a season player, this league will provide skill-level practice and match play. Registration is January – February and includes a team jersey. League will operate March – May. Register in person at Vickrey.

YOUTH ATHLETICS 850 Sports Academy Cobb, Woodland Heights

By Appointment Only $10 Monthly | Ages: 5 – 14

available to teach and assist young athletes in basketball, softball, volleyball and conditioning. This program also offers tutoring to all youth. Private workouts are available. Contact Lisa Wadley at (850) 384-2922, 850sportsacademy@gmail.com or Reba Smith at (850) 436-5562, rsmith@ cityofpensacola.com. Call or text before attending each week for meeting locations.

The 850 Sports Training Academy promotes youth sports in the Pensacola area to inspire lifelong learning, socioeconomic advancement and aspires to strengthen the community by promoting the development of leadership, character, sportsmanship, discipline and athleticism.

Trained coaches and volunteers are

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Studies have shown that leisure activities in parks improve moods, reduced stress and enhance a sense of wellness.

Whether outside or indoors, we place a high value on our commitment to offer multifaceted activities that keep adults thriving.

Unlock new talents, learn a new skill and build camaraderie over the course of a season that you will value for a lifetime.

ATHLETIC LEAGUES Adult Co-Ed Basketball Fricker T, TH | 6 pm – 8 pm $300 per team | Ages: 18+ Enjoy this seasonal recreational basketball league for adult men and women. Teams play an 8 game regular season with a singleelimination championship tournament.

Adult Co-Ed Kickball Exchange Park W | 6:30 pm, 7:30 pm, 8:30 pm $225 per team | 18+ Year-round recreation kickball league for adult men and women. Teams will play a ten-game season and postseason tournament at Exchange Park.

Adult Co-Ed Softball Exchange Park W | 6:30 pm, 7:30 pm, 8:30 pm $350 per team | Ages: 18+ Year-round recreation softball league for adult men and women. Teams will play a ten-game season and postseason tournament at Exchange Park.

Adult Men’s Softball Exchange Park M | 6:30 pm, 7:30 pm, 8:30 pm $350 per team | Ages: 18+ Year-round recreation softball league for adult men. Teams will play a eight-game season and postseason tournament at Exchange Park.

MIND AND BODY Bible Study Fricker W | 6 pm – 7 pm TH | 10:30 am – 11:30 am Free | Ages: 18+ Enjoy fellowship at weekly bible study provided by Candlestick Ministries.

Foundations Yoga East Pensacola Heights M | 9 am – 10:15 am 8-Week Session: 1/8 – 2/26 $120 City Resident, $130 Non-City Resident 10-Week Session: 3/11 – 5/20 (No Class 3/25) $150 City Resident, $160 Non-City Resident Ages: 18+

The Foundations yoga practice is rooted in ancient wisdom of yoga uniting, mind, body, and spirit cultivating an authentic connection with your true nature. Students explore the foundations of asana, mantra, meditation, yogi philosophy, and intelligent sequencing to assist the practitioner in gaining access to a fuller expression of the yoga poses with a focus on alignment, using props and mindful modifications.

Kundalini, Sound Bath and Mediation East Pensacola Heights F | 9 am – 10:15 am 8-Week Session: 1/12 – 3/1 $120 City Resident, $130 Non-City Resident 10-Week Session: 3/15 – 5/24 (No Class 3/29) $150 City Resident, $160 Non-City Resident Ages: 18+ Kundalini Yoga, known as the “Yoga of Awareness,” combines conscious breathing, guided movement, meditation, and mantra into powerful and transformative yoga sets balancing the nervous and glandular systems while supporting you physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. Every class closes with the etheric sounds of the gong, drum, or crystal singing bowls.

This is suitable for all levels of practice.

Yin Yoga East Pensacola Heights TH | 5:30 pm – 7 pm 8-Week Session: 1/11 – 2/29 $120 City Resident, $130 Non-City Resident | 10-Week Session: 3/14 – 5/23 (No Class 3/28) $150 City Resident, $160 Non-City Resident Ages: 18+ The first 60 minutes of this class will feature a challenging flow of strength and balance-building postures emphasizing physical fitness, mental focus, and mindful breathing. The final 30 minutes are dedicated to restorative practices including yin yoga postures, pranayama (breathing techniques) guided relaxation and seated meditation. This class is suitable for beginner yogis of moderate physical fitness levels. playpensacola.com | 21

ADULTS AGES 18+ Yoga with a Twist Vickrey W, F | 9 am – 10 am $10 | Ages: 18+ Gentle stretch and balance yoga practice with light weights and dance. Please be sure to bring a mat, weights, and water.

MUSIC, GAMES AND HOBBIES Color Me Stress Free Gull Point M | 10:30 am – 11:30 am Free | 21+ Join us for a relaxing adult coloring program to melt stress away.

Crochet by the Bay Sanders Beach-Corinne Jones T | 9 am – 10 am Free | All Ages Learn to crochet by the bay with Connie in this fun program designed for beginners.

Participants will receive step-by-step guidance to learn how to crochet. Seasonal projects will be taught for the holidays.

Game Night Sanders Beach-Corinne Jones W | 6:30 am – 8:30 am Free | All Ages Learn and play games while snacking and making new friends at this family-friendly community night.

Participants are encouraged to bring their favorite board games, cards, trivia, puzzles and everything in between!

OUTDOOR PURSUITS Camping/Backpacking Trip Torreya State Park January 19 – 20 Ages: 18+

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Enjoy outdoor pursuits adventure programming exclusively for adults!

For pricing and more information, contact the Bayview Outdoor Pursuits Center at (850) 436-5554, opursuits@cityofpensacola.com.

SPORTS Open Gym Basketball Cobb M | 6 pm – 8 pm $1 Nightly | Ages: 18+ Come shoot around, work on skills or participate in a pick up game of basketball with friends!

EDUCATION AND ENRICHMENT Cobb Computer Lab and Library Cobb M – F | 8 am – 12 pm Free |Ages: 18+ The Cobb Resource Center Computer Lab and Library offers a friendly and quiet area for research, academics, business or leisure enjoyment. All ages 18+ are welcomed at designated times. Contact Cobb Resource Center at (850) 436-5192 for availability.

Gull Point Computer Lab Gull Point M, W, TH, F | 9 am – 2 pm Free |Ages: 18+ The computer lab at Gull Point Resource Center is a quiet space available for research, academic, business and leisure activities. Guests ages 17 and under are admitted with adult supervision.

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SBCJ Computer Lab and Library Sanders Beach-Corinne Jones M, W, TH, F | 8 am – 4:30 pm Free |Ages: 18+ The Sanders Beach-Corinne Jones Resource Center Library offers a quiet reading and workspace for all ages. Guests ages 17 and under are admitted with adult supervision.

Library book donations are welcome.

Woodland Heights Computer Lab Woodland Heights M – F | 9 am – 12 pm Free |Ages: 18+ The Woodland Heights Resource Center computer lab is available for leisure, research, academic, business or work related activities. Guest 13 – 17 are permitted at designated times and days.

Contact Woodland Heights Resource Center (850) 435-1750 for availability.

FITNESS Fitness Centers Get fit at your own pace in a welcoming atmosphere. Resource Fitness Centers are equipped with easy-to-use cardio and strength training equipment.

Staff members can also aid you in crafting your very custom work out routine. All fitness centers are open to ages 18+ unless otherwise noted.

Cobb Fitness Center M – F | 10 am – 6 pm $1Daily, $10 Monthly | Ages: 18+ Gull Point Fitness Center M – F | 9 am – 6 pm $1 Daily, $10 Monthly, $100 Annually | Ages: 18 – 49 Free | Ages: 50+ Sanders Beach-Corinne Jones Fitness Center Ages 14 – 16 are admitted at SBCJ Fitness Center with adult supervision.

M, TH | 8 am – 4:30 pm T, W | 8 am – 8 pm $1 Daily, $10 Monthly| Ages: 17+

Woodland Heights Fitness Center M – F | 9 am – 12 pm $1 Daily, $10 Monthly, $100 Annually | Ages: 18 – 49 Free | Ages: 50+

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MARTIAL ARTS Shotokan Karate Vickrey M, TH | 6 pm – 7:30 pm $60 per month | Ages: 18+ Shotokan Karate is a way for an individual to realize greater potential and expand the limits that individual's physical and mental capabilities. Karate in an excellent, timeproven method of personal development.

Tai Chi with Friends Sanders Beach-Corinne Jones M, TH |12:30 pm – 2 pm Free | Ages: 18+ An internal Chinese martial art practiced for defense training, health benefits and meditation. Come practice among friends and find your inner chi.

Adult Programming

KIDS AREN’T THE ONLY ONES WHO CAN HAVE FUN!

Yoshukai Karate Vickrey M, W | 6 pm – 7:30 pm $60 per month | Ages: 8+ Yoshukai Karate is a branch discipline of Japanese martial arts whose translated meaning is “Training Hall of Continued Improvement”. Yoshukai is instructed

by Hiroaki Toyama, an 8th-degree black belt. Enjoy this program with the entire family! All ages 8 and up are welcome!

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If awarded, the (MPCF) grant, in conjunction with other allocated grant funding, will provide additional and improved functionality at Fricker including: A dedicated senior center A career education lab and cyber lounge ADA-friendly upgrades to playgrounds, entrances and restrooms An enhanced resource library

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SENIORS

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Our senior programming is designed to keep our city thriving.

Whether it be through social events, support groups or programming out of our dedicated senior center, we are always looking for opportunities to promote meaningful connections among community members age 50+.

DANCE Ballroom Dance Lessons Bayview Senior Every 2nd T | 11 am – 12 pm Free | Ages: 50+ Learn the various versions of ballroom dance in a fun-spirited environment! No experience or partner required.

East Coast Swing Dance Lessons Bayview Senior NEW M | 12 pm – 12:45 pm Free | Ages: 50+ East Coast Swing is an energetic fast dance, usually performed with triple and rock steps to Big Band or contemporary music that 'swings'. Let's dance!

Line Dancing Bayview Senior M | 2 pm – 3 pm Free | Ages: 50+ A dance class in which participants dance along to a repeating sequence of steps while arranged in one or more lines or rows.

Over 50 Ballroom Dance Club Sanders Beach-Corinne Jones T | 6:30 pm – 9 pm $10 Non-Members, $6 Members Ages: 50+ Enjoy learning different styles of ballroom dance, meeting new people and dancing to live music. Specialty dances are hosted throughout the year. All levels of experience are welcome.

EDUCATION AND ENRICHMENT AARP Free Tax Aide Bayview Senior M, F | 9 am – 1 pm February 3 – April 17 Free | Ages: 50+ Need assistance with filing taxes? Come out for help! Tax aide services will be provided by AARP at no cost.

Dementia Education Bayview Senior Every 2nd T | 1 pm – 2:30 pm Free | Ages: 50+ Attend a year-round support and educational group for caregivers and anyone suffering from dementia.

FITNESS Ageless Grace Gull Point M, W, F | 11:30 am – 12:30 pm $30 monthly rate | Ages: 50+ Ageless Grace is based on neuroplasticity that activates all five functions of the brain while simultaneously addresses all twentyone physical skills needed for lifelong optimal function.

Body Balance Bayview Senior TH | 10 am – 11 am Free | Ages: 50+ This seated exercise class is designed to help build strength, balance and coordination.

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SENIORS AGES 50+ Exercise with Blake Bayview Senior T | 9 am – 10 am Free | Ages: 50+ This popular strength, balance, and flexibility class is sponsored by Island Doctors. Get your blood pumping in this fun workout with beloved fitness expert, Blake.

Chair Aerobics Gull Point M, W, F | 9:30 am – 10 am Free | Ages: 50+ Increase your flexibility heart and lung health with this low impact fitness class.

Chair Exercise Cobb M – F | 9:30 am – 10:30 am Free | Ages: 50+ Hearty exercise class for seniors led by an in-person instructor.

Chair Yoga Bayview Senior TH | 9 am – 10 am Free | Ages: 50+ Hearty exercise class for seniors led via instructional video. In-person volunteer instructor needed.

Movers and Shakers Bayview Senior W | 10 am – 11 am Free | Ages: 50+ This fun, low impact dance fitness class will have you tapping your toes and clapping your hands. Exercise will include a warmup stretch, modified dance moving with use of a chair, and proper cooldown stretch.

SilverSneakers EnerChi Gull Point 1st & 3rd T | 10 am – 11 am $5 | Ages: 50+ EnerChi incorporates Tai Chi and Gigong principles to improve physical and mental well-being. You'll learn the foundations of weight transfer and rhythmic movement along with awareness and focused breathing

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MARTIAL ARTS Tai Chi Bayview Senior M | 11 am – 12 pm W, F | 8:30 am – 9:30 am Free | Ages: 18+

Billiards Tournament Bayview Senior T, TH | 10 am Free| Ages: 50+ Players compete in 8-Ball and 9-Ball pool tournaments. Come out and play!

An internal Chinese martial art practiced for defense training, health benefits and meditation. Come practice among friends and find your inner chi.

Bingo Bayview Senior TH | 12:30 pm – 2 pm $0.50 per game card | Ages: 50+

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Cobb M,W, F | 10 am – 11 am $0.50 per game card for Gold Members, $1 per game card for non-members | Ages: 50+

15-Minute Massages Bayview Senior Every 2nd W | 10 am – 12 pm Free | Ages: 50+ Come experience the power of touch through massage every first Wednesday.

Sign up at front desk.

Yoga with a Twist Vickrey W, F | 9 am – 10 am $10 | Ages: 18+ Enjoy a gentle yoga stretch and balance with light weights and dance. Please be sure to bring a mat, weights and water.

Senior Lunch Program Bayview Senior, Cobb, Fricker and Gull Point M – F | 11 am – 12 pm Free | Ages: 60+ This year-round senior lunch program is brought to you by the Council on Aging of Northwest Florida. Participants may contact (850) 269-2512 to register prior to participation. $2 donation encouraged.

MUSIC, GAMES AND HOBBIES Art Club Gull Point TBD $2 – $5 per project | Ages: 50+ Paint, craft, holiday projects and more!

Look forward to something new to do each week. Participants are welcome to bring their own art supplies, projects, knitting, crochet, or similar activity to enjoy. $2 – $5 per project donation is encouraged but not required. Contact Gull Point at (850) 4947360 for project schedule.

Come out for games of Bingo at Bayview Senior and Cobb!

Bridge Bayview Senior M – F | Times will vary Free | Ages: 50+ Bridge is a trick-taking card game using a standard fifty-two-card deck. Come out and play!

Bunco / 10,000 Bayview Senior F | 12:30 pm Free | Ages: 50+ Bunco is a dice game played with each player trying to score points while taking turns rolling three dice in a series of six rounds. Come out and play!

Color Me Stress Free Gull Point M | 10:30 am – 11:30 am Free | 21+ Join us for a relaxing adult coloring program to melt stress away.

Colorful Hangout Bayview Senior F | 12 pm Free | Ages: 50+ End your week with a little bit of peace and socialization. Coloring books will be provided. Participants are welcome to bring their own knitting, crochet, or similar activity to enjoy.

Cribbage Sanders Beach-Corinne Jones T | 9 am – 2 pm Free | Ages: 50+ Cribbage is a card game that involves playing and grouping cards in combinations to gain points. Join the Pensacola Cribbage League for card game fun! Meet new people and enjoy potluck lunch while strengthening your game.

Crochet by the Bay Sanders Beach-Corinne Jones T | 9 am – 10 am Free | All Ages Learn to crochet by the bay with Connie in this fun program designed for beginners.

Participants will receive step-by-step guidance to learn how to crochet. Seasonal projects will be taught for the holidays.

Drop-in Open Board Game W | 10 am – 12 pm Free | Ages: 50+ Drop in and play a board game at the center or bring your own. A fun and relaxing way to meet new people and try a new game!

Friday Pickers Bayview Senior F | 10 am – 12 pm Free | Ages: 50+ Bring your guitar or other musical instrument and play along, share a song or simply listen!

Hand and Foot Bayview Senior W | 12 pm – 3 pm F | 10 am – 12 pm Free| Ages: 50+ Sanders Beach-Corinne Jones M | 9:30 am – 1 pm Free | Ages: 50+

Pinochle Bayview Senior Every 2nd & 3rd M, TH | 1 pm Free | Ages: 50+

Hand and Foot is a popular variation of the rummy card game of Canasta. Come out and play!

Scrabble Bayview Senior M | 10 am – 12 pm Free | Ages: 50+

Mahjong Beginners Bayview Senior T | 10:30 am Free | Ages: 50+ New to Mahjong or need a few lessons?

Join this beginner’s group to learn the game and other players at the novice level.

Mahjong Bayview Senior T | 12 pm – 3 pm Free | Ages: 50+ Mahjong is a tile-based game developed in China during the 19th century and is a fun way to work on memory, tactics, observation, and adaptive strategies. Come out and play!

Mexican Train Dominoes Bayview Senior TH | 10 am – 11 am Free | Ages: 50+ Mexican Train is a modern version of dominoes played with 91 double-12 dominoes. Because of its simplicity, it can be played by nearly anyone, anywhere.

Pinochle is a trick-taking, Ace-Ten, card game played with a forty-eight-card deck. Come out and play!

Scrabble the ultimate crossword board game with multiple players! Keep your mind alive while thinking on the spot to create words and score points. Come out and play!

Woodcarving Bayview Senior M | 9 am – 11 am Free | Ages: 50+ Pick up a new hobby with woodcarving!

All levels of experience are welcome!

SPORTS Senior Pickleball Vickrey M, W, F | 8 am – 12 pm Free | Ages: 50+ Pickleball is a popular low impact activity that all fitness levels can enjoy. It is played on a small court with a low net similar to tennis but with smaller paddles and a softer and slower-moving ball. Our pickleball community group sets up three nets inside of the gym where games can be enjoyed no matter the weather. Come check out this fast-growing sport 3 days a week.

Senior Volleyball Vickrey T, TH | 10 am – 1 pm Free | Ages: 50+ Senior Volleyball is a co-ed group for active adults ages 50 and up. Mostly intermediate players who meet every Tuesday and Thursday at the Vickrey Community Center. Play to keep your skills up and to have fun...this is not a league so no set teams or uniforms. If you’re looking for a good game and a good time, give us a try.

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SPECIAL EVENTS IT’S TIME TO GET OUT AND PLAY Discover the exciting events coming up in your community! Event dates, time and locations are subject to change based on weather and availability.

Gull Point Mardi Gras Celebration Gull Point Resource Center February 8 | 11 am – 1 pm Free | Ages: 21+

Come out to Gull Point to celebrate Mardi Gras with a potluck lunch, trivia contest, entertainment and king cupcakes! Find the baby to win a prize! Costumes and masks are encouraged. No mask? Receive a mask when you arrive! Grab your friends and family and let the good times roll! Please contact (850) 494-7360, gullpoint@cityofpensacola.com with guest count and potluck dish to RSVP.

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Wellness in the Park Series

Yoga Bayview Park 1st Sundays | 9:30 am – 10:30 am Free one-hour yoga classes held throughout the year. Classes are open to all ages and levels of experience. Certified instructors from Breathe Yoga and Wellness Center will provide instruction. The class is free, but you will need to BYOM (Bring your Own Mat) and any other accessories you would like to use. Stay hydrated! Don’t forget to bring a bottle of water. Visit playpensacola.com for more information.

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BAYVIEW PIER 2000 East Lloyd Street Pensacola, FL 32503 (850) 436-5560 Deposit – $100 Hourly Rate – $100 Chairs and Tables Included – No Grill Included – No

Bayview Park Pavilion

FACILITY RENTALS

The City of Pensacola Parks and Recreation Department offers a variety of leisure facilities that provide the best possible year-round services for intimate private and public events. Many indoor facility rentals include a kitchen, tables, chairs and a rental manager during your rental reservation. The rental manager will set up your tables and chairs to your desired specifications. Rental reservations must include time designated for your individual set up and breakdown needs, such as decorating.

In need of venue space for a larger gathering or event?

Call our Special Events Office at (850) 436-5670 to learn more about our special event permitting.

BAYVIEW COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER MULTIPURPOSE ROOM 2000 East Lloyd Street Pensacola, FL 32503 (850) 436-5553 Capacity – 250 Deposit – $300 Hourly Rate – $225, $1,440 (8 Hour Block) $225 per additional hour Chairs and Tables Included – Yes Kitchen Included – No BAYVIEW PARK PAVILION 1 2000 East Lloyd Street Pensacola, FL 32503 (850) 436-5560 Hourly Rate – $50 Reservation Minimum – 5 Hours Chairs and Tables Included – 10 Picnic Tables Grill Included – Yes 30 | THE PLAYBOOK

PAVILION 4 2000 East Lloyd Street Pensacola, FL 32503 Available first come, first serve Hourly Rate – $25 (5 Hour block) PAVILIONS 5 AND 6 2000 East Lloyd Street Pensacola, FL 32503 (850) 436-5190 Hourly Rate – $25 (5 Hour Block) Chairs and Tables Included – 2 Picnic Tables Grill Included – Yes

PAVILIONS 8 - 13 2000 East Lloyd Street Pensacola, FL 32503 Available first come, first serve Hourly Rate – $25 Reservation Minimum – 5 Hours BAYVIEW SENIOR CENTER AUDITORIUM 2001 East Lloyd Street Pensacola, FL 32503 (850) 436-5190 Capacity – 150 Deposit – $150 Hourly Rate – $150 Reservation Minimum – 3 Hours Chairs and Tables Included – Yes Kitchen Included – Yes COBB RESOURCE CENTER GYMNASIUM 601 East Mallory Street Pensacola, FL 32503 (850) 436-5192 Capacity – 350 Deposit – $125 Hourly Rate – $125 Reservation Minimum – 3 Hours Chairs and Tables Included – Yes Kitchen Included – Yes COBB RESOURCE CENTER MULTIPURPOSE ROOM 601 East Mallory Street Pensacola, FL 32503 (850) 436-5192 Capacity – 110 Deposit – $85 Hourly Rate – $85 Reservation Minimum – 3 Hours Chairs and Tables Included – Yes Kitchen Included – Yes

EAST PENSACOLA HEIGHTS CLUBHOUSE 3208 East Gonzales Street Pensacola, FL 32503 (850) 494-7360 Capacity – 80 Deposit – $85 Hourly Rate – $85 Reservation Minimum – 3 Hours Chairs and Tables Included – Yes Kitchen Included – Limited Amenities

GULL POINT RESOURCE CENTER MULTIPURPOSE ROOM 7000 Spanish Trail Road Pensacola, FL 32504 (850) 494-7360 Capacity – 70 Deposit – $100 Hourly Rate – $100 Reservation Minimum – 3 Hours Chairs and Tables Included – Yes Kitchen Included – Yes

VICKREY RESOURCE CENTER GYMNAISUM 2130 Summit Boulevard Pensacola, FL 32503 (850) 912-4056 Capacity – 275 Deposit – $100 Hourly Rate – $100 Reservation Minimum – 3 Hours Chairs and Tables Included – Yes Kitchen Included – Yes

FRICKER RESOURCE CENTER GYMNASIUM 900 North F Street Pensacola, FL 32501 (850) 436-5195 Capacity – 350 Deposit – $125 Hourly Rate – $125 Reservation Minimum – 3 Hours Chairs and Tables Included – Yes Kitchen Included – Yes

SANDERS BEACH-CORINNE JONES RESOURCE CENTER BALLROOM 913 South I Street Pensacola, FL 32502 (850) 436-5198 Capacity – 350 Deposit – $500 Hourly Rate – $250, $1,550 (8 Hour Block) Chairs and Tables Included – Yes Kitchen Included – Yes

VICKREY RESOURCE CENTER MULTIPURPOSE ROOM 2130 Summit Boulevard Pensacola, FL 32503 (850) 912-4056 Capacity – 100 Deposit – $85 Hourly Rate – $85 Reservation Minimum – 3 Hours Chairs and Tables Included – Yes Kitchen Included – Yes

FRICKER RESOURCE CENTER SOCIAL HALL 900 North F Street Pensacola, FL 32501 (850) 436-5195 Capacity – 100 Deposit – $100 Hourly Rate – $100 Reservation Minimum – 3 Hours Chairs and Tables Included – Yes Kitchen Included – Yes

SANDERS BEACH-CORINNE JONES RESOURCE CENTER LARGE MEETING ROOM 913 South I Street Pensacola, FL 32502 (850) 436-5198 Capacity – 75 Deposit – $100 Replace with: Hourly Rate – $100, $550 (8 Hour Block) Chairs and Tables Included – Yes Kitchen included – No

WOODLAND HEIGHTS RESOURCE CENTER GYMNASIUM 111 Berkley Drive Pensacola, FL 32503 (850) 435-1750 Capacity – 250 Deposit – $125 Hourly Rate – $125 Reservation Minimum – 3 Hours Chairs and Tables Included – Yes Kitchen Included – Limited Amenities

GULL POINT RESOURCE CENTER GAZEBO 7000 Spanish Trail Road Pensacola, FL 32504 (850) 494-7360 Deposit – $50 Hourly Rate – $85 (5 Hour Block) Reservation Minimum – 5 Hours Chairs and Tables Included – 6 Picnic Tables Grill Included – Yes

SANDERS BEACH-CORINNE JONES RESOURCE CENTER PAVILION 913 South I Street Pensacola, FL 32502 (850) 436-5198 Hourly Rate – $85 (4 Hour Block)

WOODLAND HEIGHTS RESOURCE CENTER MULTIPURPOSE ROOM 111 Berkley Drive Pensacola, FL 32503 (850) 435-1750 Capacity – 45 Deposit – $85 Hourly Rate – $85 Reservation Minimum – 3 Hours Chairs and Tables Included – Yes Kitchen Included – Limited Amenities

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PARK REGULATIONS The City of Pensacola has a total of ninety-three parks and open spaces located within city limits. City parks are provided for your enjoyment! Take a stake in your city parks by keeping them litter-free and safe. Questions, comments or suggestions? Call the City of Pensacola Parks and Recreation Department at (850) 436-5670.

• Normal hours of operation are daylight to 9 pm unless otherwise posted, programmed activities are scheduled or proper permits are issued • Alcoholic beverages are prohibited in parks and recreation facilities with the exception of certain facilities as designated by city ordinance and by special event permit only • Smoking is prohibited in all city parks with the exception of unfiltered cigars and permitted special events held outdoors • Motor vehicles are restricted to roadways and designated parking areas • No go-carts, dirt bikes or dune buggies allowed in any city park • Golf is prohibited at all city parks • Pet owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pets • All pets must be on a leash unless they are within a designated dog park facility • The discharge of fireworks, rockets or other incendiaries are prohibited in city parks • No peddling, advertising, handbills or signboards shall be permitted in city parks without a permit from the Director of Parks and Recreation • Destruction or damage to trees, shrubs, turf, grounds, fences, buildings or other structures or properties within city parks is prohibited • There is no day or overnight camping allowed in city parks • Open fires are not allowed in city parks • If you see a condition that is a safety concern, i.e. a tree limb that has come down or a section of a playground is broken, please contact City of Pensacola Parks and Recreation as soon as possible at 311 or (850) 436-5670

PARKS ARE FOR EVERYONE! Check out city park locations exclusively for our furry friends! All pets must be on a leash unless they are within a designated dog park facility like the locations listed below.

DOG PARKS Bayview Dog Park 2000 E Lloyd Street Pensacola, FL 32503 Bayview Dog Beach 2000 E Lloyd Street Pensacola, FL 32503 Hitzman-Optimist Dog Park 3221 Langley Avenue Pensacola, FL 32504 Kiwanis Dog Park 1801 W Romana Street Pensacola, FL 32502 Roger Scott Dog Park 2130 Summit Boulevard Pensacola, FL 32503

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PARK MAP AND LOCATIONS

1. Admiral Mason Park–200 South 9th Ave.

36. Estramadura Square–1500 East Lakeview Ave.

73. Osceola Golf Course–300 Tonawanda Dr.

2. Alabama Square–401 West Gonzalez St.

37. Michael J. Desorbo - Exchange Park–3100 East Lakeview Ave.

74. Parker Circle Neighborhood Park–601 Parker Circle

3. Allen Park–141 Calloway Ave. 4. Andalusia Square–1501 East Cervantes St. 5. Aragon Park–540 Aragon St. 6. Armstrong Park–300 West Lakeview Ave. 7. Aviation Park–4200 Jerry Maygarden Rd. 8. Baars Park–4340 North 12th Ave. 9. Bartram Park–211 Bayfront Pkwy.

10. Bay Bluffs Preserve–3400 Scenic Hwy. * 11. Baycliff Estate–4150 Monteigne Dr. 12. Bayou Texar Boat Ramp–2700 East Cervantes St. 13. Bayview Park–2001 East Lloyd St. 14. Bayview Senior Resource Center–2000 East Lloyd St. 15. Baywood Park–4597 Baywoods Dr. 16. Belvedere Park–4001 San Gabriel Dr. 17. Bill Gregory Park–150 North W St. 18. Bryan Park–1200 Langley Ave. 19. Bruce Beach & Natural Area–601 West Main St. 20. Camelot–7705 Gallahad Rd. 21. Catalonia Square–2300 North 12th Ave. 22. General Daniel “Chappie” James Museum & Flight Academy–1608 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr.

38. Fairchild Park–2029 Fairchild Dr. 39. Firestone Park–1900 East Baars St. 40. Fort George–501 North Palafox St. 41. Fricker Resource Center–900 North F St. 42. Georgia Square–1000 North Palafox St. 43. Granada Square–1001 East Cervantes St. 44. Granada Subdivision Park–103-105 Pineda Ave. 45. Greenwood Park–1850 North 9th Ave.

29. Dunwoody Park–3600 Mcclellan Dr. 30. Reverend A. L. Durant Park–Barcia Dr. & 9th Ave. 31. Eastgate Park–3500 Forest Glen Dr. 32. Eastgate-Elizabeth Ferniany Peaden Park–6385 Audubon Dr. 33. East Pensacola Heights Clubhouse–3208 East Gonzalez St. 34. East Pensacola Heights Lions Club Park–2900 East Gonzalez St. 35. E.s. Cobb Resource Center–601 East Mallory St. 34 | THE PLAYBOOK

79. Roger Scott Athletic Complex–2130 Summit Blvd.

80. Roger Scott Athletic Pool–2130 Summit Blvd.

81. Roger Scott Tennis Center–2200a Summit Blvd.

82. Sanders Beach Park–913 South I St.

84. Scenic Heights Park–3800 Langley Ave.

48. Henry T. Wyer Park –320 West Belmont St.

85. Semmes Park–1380 East Texar Dr.

49. Highland Terrace Park–111 Berkley Ave.

86. Seville Square–301 South Alcaniz St.

50. Hitzman-Optimist Park–3221 Langley Ave.

87. Springdale Park–600 Brent Ln.

51. Hollice T. Williams Park–1601 North Hayne St.

88. Terry Wayne East Park–1620 West Jackson St.

52. Cecil T. Hunter Pool–200 East Blount St.

89. Tierra Verde Park–5850 Reynosa Dr.

53. Kiwanis Park–1801 West Romana St.

90. Tippin Park–6600 Tippin Ave.

54. Lamancha Square–1400 East Cross St.

91. Toledo Square–1700 East Gonzalez St.

55. Lavallet Park–3910 Montalvo Dr.

92. Veteran’s Memorial Park–200 South 9th Ave.

56. Florida Square–602 North Palafox St.

93. William “Red” Vickrey Resource Center–2130 Summit Blvd.

57. Legion Field–1301 West Gregory St. 59. Theophalis May Resource Center–1301 West Gregory St.

28. Dunmire Woods–1135 Northbrook Ave.

78. Plaza Ferdinand Vii–300 South Palafox St.

47. H.k. Matthews Park–3100 North 12th Ave.

24. Vince Whibbs Sr. Community Maritime Park–301 West Main St.

27. D’evereux Park–4437 D’evereux Dr.

77. Plaza De Luna–900 South Palafox St.

83. Sanders Beach Corinne Jones Resource Center–913 South I St.

58. Martin Luther King Jr. Plaza–50 North Palafox St.

26. Corinne Jones Park–620 East Government St.

76. Pintado Park–1830 Hallmark Dr.

46. Gull Point Resource Center–7000 Spanish Trail

23. Chimney Park–5500 Scenic Hwy.

25. Cordova Square–1101 North 12th Ave.

75. Pineglades Park–301 Euclid St.

60. Lions Park–1201 East La Rua St. 61. Long Hollow Park–1001 North Guillemard St. 62. Magee Field–2400 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. 63. Malaga Square–1000 East Blount St. 64. Mallory Heights Park #1–3000 Rothschild Dr. 65. Mallory Heights Park #2–3600 Goya Dr. 66. Mallory Heights Park #3–2600 Scenic Hwy. 67. Reverend William E. Mcnealy Sr. Park –111 Berkley Dr. 68. Miraflores Park–1601 East La Rua St. 69. Miralla Park–650 Connell Dr. 70. Miranda Square–1005 North Palafox St. 71. Morris Court Park–1401 West Lloyd St. 72. Operto Square–1600 East Blount St.

94. Victory Park #1–1801 North Reus St. 95. Victory Park #2–1301 North Devilliers St. 96. Wayside Park East–1401 East Gregory St. ** 97. Woodcliff Park–4701 Balmoral Dr. 98. Woodland Heights Resource Center–111 Berkley Dr. 99. Malcolm Yonge Gym–925 East Jackson St. * 100. Zamora Square–1800 East Bobe St. 101. 17th Ave. Stormwater Boardwalk–North 17th Ave. At Graffiti Bridge 102. 17th Ave. Boat Ramp–North 17th Ave. At Graffiti Bridge 103. Hawkshaw Missing Children’s Memorial–499 Bayfront Pkwy.

106. Bayview Community Resource Center–2001 East Lloyd St. 107. Calloway Park–502 East Fairfield Dr. *Asterisk indicates facility closure **Wayside Park East closed with exception of designated areas

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