RA Activities Guide January 2020

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Reston Association Offers New Exciting Camps for Summer

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INSIDE 05 LETTER FROM THE RA CEO In recent years, Reston Association members have provided us with thoughtful feedback about Reston magazine. Some folks offered specific story ideas, while others provided general comments about the association’s flagship publication as a whole. While the quarterly magazine was lauded for its design and informative lifestyle content, a noticeable number of members believed producing the high-quality, comprehensive magazine was too much of a drain on RA staff time and financial resources. That feedback from members led our communications team to explore ways to condense the magazine content into a leaner, more simplified format.

Today, we are introducing the inaugural issue of RA’s activity guide, which replaces Reston magazine with a cost-efficient publication that focuses exclusively on RA events, programs and activities. This guide is approximately half the number of pages of the former magazine, is printed on environmentally friendly paper and is supported in part by paid advertising. It is also available online in a format that is intuitive and easy to read and navigate.

Our decision to discontinue Reston magazine wasn’t an easy one. Because the back section of the former magazine was where many members and non-members went to check out various offerings for RA swim lessons, camps and other programs, we wanted to make sure any replacement publication would continue to provide that essential information to residents on a platform with which they were comfortable.

Studies showed that the majority of people who signed up for RA recreational activities used the magazine to peruse listings about swimming and tennis lessons, summer camps, events and more. After reviewing the recreational summaries in the magazine, residents and non-residents often went to our online registration site, WebTrac, to make their purchases.

This activities guide preserves all the program information that would typically go into Reston magazine. In this streamlined publication, you will also find a quarterly feature article highlighting the latest recreational activities. In this first issue, you can read all about our newest camp offerings for 2020. We are confident your children will enjoy these or any of our many other Reston camps referenced in this guide.

In addition to the printed version, this guide is also uploaded to the Issuu.com website, which is where many national and international magazines, catalogs and other publications are hosted. A link to the digital version of RA’s activities guide is available on the RA website at www.reston.org. In the future, we expect the online edition to have various interactive and multi-media features such as video content and clickable links that will take you directly to our WebTrac system.

We hope you find both the online and printed versions of the new RA activities guide useful. As always, we welcome your feedback and will continue to look for opportunities to make all our communications materials more accessible, environmentally friendly and cost efficient.

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COVER STORY

Reston Association Offers New Exciting Camps for Summer

BY JESSICA BIGGER

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eston Association is offering four new camps next summer. Plus, the camp staff has made some changes to existing camps.

Here’s what’s new.

Watercraft Camp This is a new camp offered to 11- to 15-year-olds. Kids will spend time boating on RA’s lakes. There will be lots of water-related activities, like kayak races. It’s a chance for campers to get familiar with open bodies of water, learn about water safety, work in teams and be responsible around water. It’s also a time for kids to put down their phones and be one with nature, build friendships and just have fun. Campers will be able to kayak, canoe and possibly use stand-up paddle boards.

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Young Naturalist

Adventure Camp

Aquatics Camp

Young Naturalists is an extension of Walker Nature Center’s nature camps. “Many of the kids who grew up with Nature Tots and Walker’s Rangers were sad that they were aging out of our center’s camp programs. Their parents really wanted them to come back to this great location and continue their relationship with naturalist staff,” said Nature Center Manager Katie Shaw. So, this summer 10- to 12-year-olds will have the opportunity to hone their naturalist skills in a small group setting. There will be extended hikes, special labs and citizen science projects.

“Young Nats” will be a grand slam for future Jane Goodall and John Muir types.

This is not your traditional teen camp. Teens ages 12-15 will go on a new adventure each day. “There will be no time for cell phones, as these campers will be always on an adventure,” said Katherine Caffrey, Recreation Supervisor.

Campers may spend one day rock climbing, another at a ropes course and a day exploring local caverns.

Please note that RA will still be offering the Traditional Teen Camp, which will continue to include a field trip to an amusement park. This activity will not be part of the Adventure Camp. In addition, 15-year-olds will now be able to join the fun.

Aquatics camp is for kids ages 8-12. Swim lessons will be offered throughout the week, in addition to traditional camp activities. Swimmers will be grouped by age and/or skill set.

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Updates to Existing Camps After listening to many parent suggestions, RA recreation staff have made several changes to some existing camps. See what’s changed.

Sportsters

Junior Day Camp

Instead of a two-week camp, Sportsters will now be offered as a one-week camp. This gives campers a chance to really focus on learning a specific sport during that week and building their skills.

Many parents wanted RA to extend the Junior Day Camp through the end of summer.

Well, RA listened. There will be an additional session of Junior Day Camp the week before school starts.

Check out all the camps RA is offering this summer. See the camp section for details.

Junior Lifeguard Camp Due to the popularity of this camp, RA has decided to increase the number of weeks available for next summer.

Camp on Wheels The recreation staff have expanded the number of weeks this camp is offered.

Three of the weeks will focus on skateboarding, and the other three weeks will be for those who love riding bikes.

The change will give campers a chance to really hone their skills.

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INFO & RESOURCES | GUIDELINES | FACILITIES | MAP FACILITIES & MAP

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FACILITY RENTALS PICNIC PAVILION Plan outdoor private parties or weddings, group and corporate gatherings or family picnics at one of our seven affordable pavilions. Available for rent seven days a week from April through October.

To search for availability, go to www.restonwebtrac. org and click on the Facility Rentals quick link.

Contact Member Services: reservations@reston.org or 703-435-6530 Full Day Rental Fees: $165 $340

Nature House Walker Nature Center Pavilion 11450 Glade Drive Size: 576 sq. ft. § 3 regular picnic tables and 1 ADA picnic table § Additional bench seating § Bathroom access at adjacent Nature House

Dogwood

Golf Course Island

Hunters Woods

2460 Green Range Drive Size: 1,200 square feet § Spray and play water feature available April through October § Four picnic tables and a large built-in grill § Features ADA-accessible parking lot and picnic pavilion area § Parking shared with pool facility or at curbside § Restrooms available April-October

North Shore Drive and Links Drive Size: 775 feet § Four picnic tables and one grill § Parklike setting with tot lot and a playground, both equipped with swings § Near a basketball court, trail, and plenty of open space § Pool restrooms available during open pool hours (Pool access is not included in pavilion reservation.)

Corner of Steeplechase Drive and Reston Parkway Size: 842 square feet § Four picnic tables (two are ADA-accessible) and one grill § Ample parking shared with pool facility or at Hunters Woods Park § Pool restrooms available during open pool hours (Pool access is not included in pavilion reservation.) § Nearby basketball court, tot lot, and trail

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Electricity, lights and water fountain Beautiful woodland setting Parking available in lot and curbside.

ADA accessible, including parking No grill. No amplified music.

$30/hr. $40/hr.

For profit/corporate fee: $60/hr.

Fire Ring Soapstone Drive between Glade Drive and Lawyers Road Located in the woodlands of the Walker Nature Center, the fire ring is a great place for comradery and s’mores! Renters supply their own wood and water to extinguish the fire

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Bench seating 3 picnic tables Small shelter Curbside parking No restrooms

$20/hr. $30/hr.

For profit/corporate fee: $40/hr.

North Hills

Pony Barn

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Center Harbor Road and North Village Road Size: 1,024 square feet § Nine picnic tables under cover and three large brick barbecue grills § Two portable restrooms § Electricity, water, lights, and a water fountain § Tot lot, ample parking and green space

Corner of Steeplechase Drive and Triple Crown Road Size: 2,006 square feet § Ten picnic tables and one small grill § Two portable restrooms § Parking available in 9 spaces or at curbside § Electricity and water fountain § Wood-chipped tot lot equipped with swings

Corner of North Shore Drive and Temporary Road Size: 892 square feet § Seven picnic tables and two small grills § Two portable restrooms § Parking available in 16 spaces or at curbside § Water fountain § Four benches and a swing set situated throughout the park § Large, level field excellent for group activities

11301 North Shore Drive Size: 900 square feet § Water spray fountain § Seven picnic tables, one large grill and one small § Restroom facility § Water and electricity § Tot lot, benches, trail, and ample parking, including curbside § Nearby basketball and volleyball courts not included in reservation Full Day: $165 $340 Half-Day*: $100 $190 *7 a.m.-2 p.m. or 3-10 p.m.

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FACILITY RENTALS RA COMMUNITY BUILDINGS Rent one of our indoor venues for your next event. Facilities are available to rent seven days a week. RA members in good standing are given priority in all facility rental requests.

To search for availability, go to www.restonwebtrac. org and click on the Facility Rentals quick link.

Rental Fees: $25-$120/hr.

Contact Member Services: reservations@reston.org or 703-435-6530

Brown’s Chapel

Glade Room

1575 Brown’s Chapel Road Size: 914 square feet A very cozy and affordable facility close to home. Its tall ceilings provide excellent acoustics, and its parklike grounds offer a lovely setting. The facility has chairs to seat 50 people, three tables, restroom facilities, heating, air conditioning and ample parking.

11550 Glade Drive Size: 881 square feet This facility is equipped with chairs to seat 75 people, four tables, restroom facilities, heating and air conditioning.

Enjoy nearby facilities such as tennis courts, tot lot, and the Glade Pool.

The Lake House

Conference Center Presented by Toll Brothers 12001 Sunrise Valley Drive Size: 3 rooms, 832 square feet/room Rooms can be combined for seating up to 80 guests, and audio visual options and wireless internet connectivity are available. § Corporate events § Community meetings § Workshops and conferences § Training programs

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11450 Baron Cameron Avenue Size: 1,490 square feet The Lake House, sponsored

by Comstock, is Reston Association’s newest community building on Lake Newport. It is available for members and non-members year round.

Rates: $100-$275/hr.

Available for: § Small to mid-sized weddings, engagement parties § Milestone birthday and anniversary parties § Family holiday gatherings § Corporate retreats and holiday parties § Private functions § Workshops, classes and conferences

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Nature House 11450 Glade Drive Size: 664 square feet Located at the 72-acre Walker Nature Center, the multi-purpose room has a capacity of 60 people standing and 40 people seated. The facility is equipped with nine 6-foot tables, 60 folding chairs, restrooms, heat/air conditioning, microwave, sinks and serving counter.

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parking. Fully accessible with beautiful trails and pond for guests to enjoy. Optional adjacent pavilion rental.

No DJs or loud music.

For Walker Nature Center reservations, contact naturecenter@reston.org 703-476-9689 ext. 3. or Reston not-for-profit: $40/hr. or non-Reston not-for-profit: $60/hr.

For profit/corporate: $80/hr.

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TO REGISTER FOR ACTIVITIES, GO TO WWW.RESTONWEBTRAC.ORG OR CALL 703-435-6530 FOR MORE INFO. | WWW.RESTON.ORG

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MEMBER SERVICES 2020 RECREATION PASSES ON SALE NOW Purchase before March 1 for Early Bird discounts.

SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE All varieties of tennis courts; 8 and under 36-foot, year-round hard surface, clay surface, lighted facilities, and hitting walls. Varied pool features; lap lanes, heated pools, hot tubs, diving boards, spray parks, shaded picnic areas, and water slides. Drop-in pickleball play and community fountain features round out the Reston Recreation offerings.

BUYING YOUR PASS

IN-PERSON

Online Purchase – FREE SHIPPING Visit www.restonwebtrac.org to login or create your account.

Note: New ‘Member’ accounts may take 2 business days to verify before you can make purchases

Reston Association Headquarters 12001 Sunrise Valley Drive, Reston, VA 20191 Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.

RA MEMBER

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20% OFF – buy before March 1

20% OFF – buy before March 1

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$35

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Children (ages 1-17)

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Tennis Key Tag

$3

N/A – new tags issued each year

All Member passes include unlimited access to pools, tennis courts, and pickleball courts

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RACQUET SPORTS PASS

PICKLEBALL PASS

POOLS, TENNIS COURTS, AND PICKLEBALL COURTS

TENNIS AND PICKLEBALL COURTS

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Early Bird Discounts

$50 off before March 1

$30 off before March 1

$10 off before March 1

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REPLACEMENT PASSES: $5

Complimentary ‘Companion Pass’ for persons with disabilities available by request.

BRING A GUEST All pass holders may bring guests to the courts and pools. Pre-purchase online or buy Single Guest passes from pool admission desk or court monitors (cash only).

GUEST PASS

MEMBER PASSHOLDERS

Season-long Guest Pass (admits one guest)

NON-MEMBER

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PICKLEBALL PASSHOLDERS

$40 (one per household)

$60 (one per household)

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$10/adult $5/child

$10/adult $5/child

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$10/guest

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$40/adult $20/child

$40/adult $20/child

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Court Access 5 Guest Punches*

$40/punch pass

$40/punch pass

$40/punch pass

* Punch passes can be used one at a time or all together and are a great way to eliminate carrying cash. It also saves you 20% over buying day-of single guest passes.

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RESTON ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE CENTER

12001 SUNRISE VALLEY DRIVE | RESTON | VIRGINIA | 20191 | WWW.RESTON.ORG

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HOLD YOUR NEXT MEETING CLOSE TO HOME Ideal for

Corporate events Community meetings Workshops and conferences Training programs

Features

Flexible room layouts Monday-Sunday, 8 a.m.-10 p.m.

Presentation supplies, including flip charts, whiteboards, markers, podiums and easels Free parking On-site support staff Buffet serving area in rooms

Accommodates

Small groups of 35 or less Large groups up to 170

Extras (additional fee)

Pantry with microwave, coffee and tea supplies, refrigerator and disposable serving supplies Audio-visual equipment Wireless microphones Outside catering

Tech Info

70” LCD TV with laptop projection capability Wireless connectivity in each room Ceiling-mounted projectors and projection screens Wireless microphone capability in tabletop, handheld, or clip-on/lavaliere-style Teleconferencing capability

Rates: $40-$120/hr.

Contact: To arrange a venue tour or to discuss your specific meeting needs, contact Member Services at reservations@reston.org or call 703-435-6530. To search for Conference Center availability, go to www.restonwebtrac.org and click on the Facility Rentals quick link.

RA members in good standing are given priority in all facility rental requests.

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AQUATICS & SAFETY DROP-IN FITNESS CLASSES

(FLOW MOTION FITT)

Schedule coming in March.

Passes on Sale Now.

Schedule coming in March.

Instructor class forming now.

Unlimited Fitness Pass

Flow Motion Instructor Certification Adult $275

(admission to any Drop-In class)

$115 ($85 for 55+) $215 ($155 for 55+)

Drop-In Fees $10 ($8 for 55+) $20 ($12 for 55+)

SUP YOGA

Previous group fitness experience preferred. Course fee reimbursed with teaching agreement. Contact lcutrona@ reston.org for more information.

Aquatics Summer Hiring Staff at Reston Aquatics are excited for warmer weather and are actively seeking lifeguards of all ages for the 2020 pool season. Competitive wages, flexible hours, and a fun working environment in the Reston community are all great reasons to work with Reston Aquatics.

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QUESTIONS? Visit www.reston.org and to learn about Positions, Wages, and the Hiring Processes. Contact allie@reston.org for more information.

RESTON ASSOCIATION IS AN EOE AND DRUG-FREE WORKPLACE

SAFETY & INSTRUCTOR COURSES Reston Association is proud to be a provider of American Red Cross aquatics courses. Safety certification courses are taught by certified and experienced instructors and include all in-class materials as well as a take-home text and resuscitation mask.

Instructor courses are delivered by certified and experienced instructor trainers, many of whom work full time in the aquatics field in our community and surrounding jurisdictions.

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Registration opens the first Monday in April at www.restonwebtrac.org (class sections with exacts dates, times and locations will be viewable by first Monday in March). Contact lcutrona@reston.org or 703-435-6531 for details.

Eager to become a lifeguard but not quite ready? Maybe you’d enjoy the American Red Cross Junior Lifeguard program, brought to you in cooperation with Reston Camps. See details on page 40.

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CERTIFICATIONS (ALL VALID 2 YEARS)

Lifeguarding Blended Learning

15 years old by last day of class

$195 201200201 20 hours $245 May - August

7.5 hours 300-yard continuous swim 2-minute tread without hands Timed retrieval of 10-lb. item in deep water

Lifeguarding (includes First Aid, CPR, and AED)

Shallow Water Lifeguarding Blended Learning

15 years old by last day of class

$145 201200201 20 hours $195 May - August

7.5 hours All in chest-deep water, up to 5 feet; 100 yard continuous swim 2 minute tread without hands Timed retrieval of 10 lb. item

Shallow Water Lifeguarding (includes First Aid, CPR, and AED)

Bridge Course Shallow water to Lifeguarding

15 years old by last day of class

$50 $60

Lifeguarding Re-certification* *No take-home textbook included; in-class use only.

16 years old by last day of class

$75 201010202 5 hours $100 May - August

INSTRUCTOR COURSES

AGE

FEE

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ACTIVITY #

12.6 hours

CLASSROOM

Current Shallow-Water Lifeguarding Certification and ability to complete all inwater pre-requisites of the Lifeguarding course 7.5 hours Current, or no more than 30 days expired, lifeguard certification from the American Red Cross

ONLINE

PRE-REQUISITIES

Lifeguarding (includes First Aid, CPR, and AED) Lifeguarding (includes First Aid, CPR, and AED) CERTIFICATIONS (ALL VALID 2 YEARS)

Water Safety Instructor – Blended Learning

16 years old by last day of class

$240 301200205 $275

23.5 hours 7 hours

Demonstrate swimming skills consistent with Water Safety the American Red Cross Level 4 proficiency Instructor (WSI) in front crawl, back crawl, breaststroke, elementary backstroke, sidestroke and butterfly. Students must also have the ability to maintain a position on their back for 1 minute in deep water and tread water for 1 minute.

Lifeguard Instructor – Blended Learning

17 years old by last day of class

$240 201200208 $275

21 hours

Current certification in Lifeguarding/First Aid/ CPR from the American Red Cross.

Lifeguard Instructor (LGI)

Water Safety Instructor – Crossover/Re-entry

16 years old by last day of class

$75 301200206 $150

12.5 hours

Previous certification as a WSI from the American Red Cross, no more than 2 years expired. Current instructor from other swim lesson providers, contact for details.

Water Safety Instructor (WSI)

2 hours

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EVENTS Reston Association has something for everyone, including trips to local places of interest, monthly movies for seniors and a community yard sale, just to name a few. Contact Ashleigh@reston.org to be added to the email distribution list for events.

55+ EVENTS Ages 55 years and older.

Senior Movie Day The Reston Association, in cooperation with Reston Town Center Bow Tie Cinemas and the movie sponsored by Tall Oaks Assisted Living, present Meet Me at the Movies on the fourth Wednesday of each month.

Refreshments are provided, and door prizes are distributed prior to the movie. Movies follow the Fairfax County schools’ decisions for winter weather cancellations.

If schools are delayed, the movie will go on as scheduled. If schools are closed, the movie is canceled.

Featuring: Judy 1/22 Downton Abbey 2/26 TBD 3/25 Doors open at 9:15 a.m.

Showtime is at 10:00 a.m.

Bow Tie Cinemas Ages 55+ FREE

Tai Chi Tai Chi, when practiced correctly and in a consistent, sustained way, yields numerous benefits. Some of these include improved coordination, agility, balance and general body strength.

Practiced by millions the world over as a gentle, weight-bearing callisthenic or “moving meditation,”Tai

Chi is an ancient “internal” martial art and mind-body discipline rooted in Chinese tradition. This six-week, weekly class, is taught by instructor Jeffery Edwards.

105200811 2/11-3/17 Tue 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm Glade Room Ages 55+ $70 $90

Jigsaw Puzzle & Lunch Puzzle Day is an opportunity to challenge yourself with jigsaw puzzles made from beautiful, themed photos of Reston.

Depending on your level of interest, there are two different sizes of puzzles, 500 and 750 pieces. Enjoy coffee and conversation while doing one of America’s favorite pastimes.

Lunch will be provided.

107221008 3/10 Tue 10:00 am - 4:00 pm RA Headquarters Ages 55+ $15 $18

Want a Great Summer Job? Community Events Assistant May to August Assist the Community Events Supervisor in planning, implementing, marketing and evaluating a variety of local trips, events and programs for all ages throughout the Reston community.

Contact Ashleigh@reston.org or 703-435-6577 for more information.

APPLICATION AVAILABLE AT CAREERS.RESTON.ORG

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Appraisal Roadshow The Appraisal Roadshow delivers a treasure hunt experience in a fun, educational and rewarding forum. Bring one personal item such as jewelry, coins, timepieces, porcelain, artwork or other heirlooms, and the appraisal experts will educate the audience with interesting facts and information on what it is, what it’s worth and what you can do with your treasure. Private appointments with the experts may be scheduled after the show.

107221002 3/24 Tue 11:00 am - 12:30 pm RA Headquarters Ages 55+ $15 $18

COMMUNITY

Saturday, May 2, 8:30 am – Noon (Rain Date: 5/3) 1900 Campus Commons Drive Go to www.restonwebtrac.org to register. $45/RA members, booth space, $55/Non-members, booth space Eighty families will be selling a variety of items, so this event is a great opportunity to find things for a new home or a college dorm. Sign up to have a booth or stop by to browse for great bargains. Booth space is two parking spaces. Tables are not provided. Space is limited. All sales are final.

No refunds unless canceled due to rain. Contact Ashleigh@reston.org or call 703-435-6577 for more information.

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EXPERIENCE TENNIS & PICKLEBALL 10 AND UNDER

Munchkins Tennis

Tennis is a whole new ball game. Balls, rackets and courts sized just right for kids. It’s all about the play. Children learn best when they have an opportunity to play and have fun. Reston Tennis youth classes focus on practice, learn and play using the QuickStart format. Children will learn to play tennis by playing tennis.

Reston Tennis implements the games-based approach to tennis, which means involving participants in tennis play within the first hour of the program.

This exciting new format for learning tennis is designed to bring kids into the game by utilizing specialized equipment, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring — all tailored to age and size. This is a parent interactive class. *No class Easter weekend

Once a week for four weeks 208100901 3/21-4/18*

4/25-5/16 Sat 9:00 am - 9:45 am

10:00 am - 10:45 am

4/3-5/1* 5/8-6/5 Fri 4:00 pm - 4:45 pm North Shore Tennis Courts Ages 3-4 $65 $75

4/7-4/28

5/5-5/26 Tue 10:00 am - 10:45 am

ACES Kids enjoy a fun, motivating introduction to tennis, emphasizing fun and play. It’s the fast, fun way to get kids into tennis and keep them playing. To be enrolled in Aces II, you must have completed Aces I with instructor approval. *No class Easter weekend or Memorial weekend

Aces I

Aces II

This is a parent interactive class.

To be enrolled in Aces II, you must have completed Aces I with instructor approval.

Once a week for four weeks 208100902 3/21-4/18* Sat 9:00 am - 10:00 am

10:00 am - 11:00 am North Shore Tennis Courts Ages 5-7 $86 $96 Aces I Once a week for six weeks 208100902 4/7-5/12 Tue 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm

4/3-5/15* Fri 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm

4/25-6/6 Sat 9:00 am - 10:00 am

10:00 am - 11:00 am North Shore Tennis Courts Ages 5-7 $130 $140

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Once a week for four weeks 208100903 3/21-4/18* Sat 11:00 am - 12:00 pm North Shore Tennis Courts Ages 6-8 $86 $96 Aces II Once a week for six weeks 208100903 4/1-5/6 Wed 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm

4/3-5/15* Fri 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm

4/25-6/6* Sat 11:00 am - 12:00 pm North Shore Tennis Courts Ages 6-8 $130 $140

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Green Dot Ball These classes are appropriate for 9- to 12-year-olds who have mastered the Orange Ball Court. This class focuses on the fundamentals: the ABC’s of agility, balance, and coordination, as well as court movement and more focus on stroke production and tactical play.

Once a week for four weeks 208130921 4/7-4/28 5/5-5/26 Tues 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm Lake Newport Tennis Courts

Ages 9-12 $150 $160

ORANGE BALL FUTURES Futures Orange Ball is played on a 60-by-21-foot court, with an orange ball and a 23- to 25-inch racket.

Orange Ball Futures I Orange Dot Balls are a perfect way to get your young athlete involved in the game of tennis. The ball travels at half the speed of a standard tennis ball, giving it a lower bounce and making the game more accessible to children 8 to 10 years old. This course will include drills for footwork, shot preparation and recovery. *No class Easter weekend or Memorial weekend

Once a week for six weeks 208100908 4/3-5/15* Fri 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm Hook Road Tennis Courts

4/4-5/16* Sat 9:30 am - 10:30 am Barton Hill Tennis Courts Ages 8-10 $150 $160

JUNIOR TENNIS These are RA’s Beginner and Advanced Beginner lessons for ages 10-13 years old. These classes are intended for students still developing their technical abilities and ball recognition skills. *No class Easter weekend or Memorial weekend

Orange Ball Futures II While this course will work on

Level One is designed for students with little or no tennis experience. Players will learn proper grips, footwork patterns and correct swing technique for forehand, backhand, serve and volleys.

Once a week for four weeks 208100909 4/2-4/23

4/30-5/21 Thu 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm Hook Road Tennis Courts Ages 8-10 $150 $160

Level Two will have heavy emphasis on ball control, hitting over the net with margin of error and learning to rally.

improving basic strokes, the emphasis will be on developing game tactics and strategy for match competition. There will be drills for footwork, shot preparation and recovery. A third of every lesson will be devoted to match play.

Level One

Level One

Level Two

This class is for players with little or no tennis background.

This class is for players with little or no tennis background.

Twice a week for three weeks 208100905 4/7-4/23

4/28-5/14 Tue & Thu 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm Lake Newport Tennis Courts

Ages 10-13 $150 $160

Once a week for four weeks 208100905 3/21-4/18* 4/25-5/16 Sat 9:30 am - 11:00 am Hook Road Tennis Courts

Ages 10-13 $150 $160

To be enrolled in Level Two, you must have completed Level One with instructor approval.

Once a week for four weeks 208100906 3/21-4/18

4/25-5/16 Sat 11:00 am - 12:30 pm Hook Road Tennis Courts

Ages 10-13 $150 $160

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EXPERIENCE TENNIS & PICKLEBALL TEEN TENNIS Teens will enjoy tennis with their peers and learn the fundamentals of tennis techniques and strokes.

Emphasis is on fun, fitness and play.

Level One

Level Two

This class is for players with little or no tennis background.

This class is for players who have started to rally and understand the correct stance and grips. Players should have completed Level One at least twice unless RA instructor has approved moving up.

Once a week for four weeks 208100911 4/2-4/23

4/30-5/21 Thu 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm Shadowood Tennis Courts Ages 13-17 $150 $160

Junior Serve & Return Class The serve is the most important stroke in tennis.

It starts the game. Without being able to serve, you cannot play the game of tennis. Group of up to six students meet once a week for four weeks to become masters of their serve. In this class you will learn a

Once a week for four weeks 208100912 4/2-4/23

4/30-5/21 Thu 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm Shadowood Tennis Courts Ages 13-17 $150 $160

top-spin serve, a slice serve and increase the pace and velocity of your flat serve.

Let the games begin!

Once a week for four weeks 208100923 4/6-4/27

5/4-6/1 Mon 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm Lake Newport Tennis Courts Ages 8-12 $105 $115

JUNIOR VARSITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM Junior Varsity Development is a Yellow Ball class for intermediate level juniors ages 11-15 who want to raise their technical skills to an advanced/ competitive level. Instructors will focus on developing advanced ground stroke, serve and volley techniques. Classes will consist of conditioning, stroke instruction, various drills and exposure to match play. Instructor approval is required for entry into this class. Tryouts are required for first-time participants.

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HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS INNOVATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

Twice a week for three weeks 208100913 4/6-4/22

4/27-5/13 Mon & Wed 5:30 pm -7:00 pm Hook Road Tennis Courts Ages 11-15 $189 $199

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This is Reston Association’s highest level of play for juniors. This program is for rising high school players and those already in high school.

This match play program will develop competitive skills for both singles and doubles play under actual match conditions. Emphasis will be on strategy, conditioning and footwork. Players must already be competitive to enter this program. Tryouts are required for first-time participants.

Twice a week for three weeks 208100914 4/7-4/23

4/28-5/14 Tue & Thu 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm Hook Road Tennis Courts Ages 12-17 $189 $199

ADULT TENNIS TWICE A WEEK 18 years and older. Groups of three to six students meet with one instructor.

Beginners Introduces serve, volley, forehand and backhand strokes, court positions and tennis terms.

Advanced Beginners Reviews beginners’ strokes with an emphasis on stroke execution. Introduces lob and overhead, scoring and rules.

Students must know the basic strokes and forehand rallying.

Intermediate For those wishing to perfect their strokes through drills with an emphasis on consistency, singles and doubles strategy and match play.

Note: We cannot guarantee court preference. On some occasions, classes may be combined at one location or students may be asked to move from one level to another to maximize the ability for congenial class instruction. Depending on class enrollment, class times may be subject to change.

ADULT TENNIS ONCE A WEEK 18 years and older. Groups of three to six students meet with one instructor. *No class on Easter weekend.

Beginners Twice a week for three weeks 208200915 4/6-4/22

4/27-5/13 Mon & Wed 8:00 pm - 9:00 pm

4/7-4/23

4/28-5/14 Tue & Thu 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Lake Newport Tennis Courts Ages 18+ $150 $160

Beginners Once a week for four weeks 208200915 4/4-5/2* Sat 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm Shadowood Tennis Courts Ages 18+ $150 $160 Advanced Beginners Once a week for four weeks 208200916 4/4-5/2* Sat 10:30 am - 12:00 pm Shadowood Tennis Courts Ages 18+ $150 $160

Intermediates Twice a week for three weeks 208200917 4/6-4/22

4/27-5/13 Mon & Wed 7:00 pm -8:00 pm

4/7-4/23

4/28-5/14 Tue & Thu 8:00 pm - 9:00 pm Lake Newport Tennis Courts Ages 18+ $150 $160

Advanced Beginners Twice a week for three weeks 208200916 4/6-4/22

4/27-5/13 Mon & Wed 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

4/7-4/23

4/28-5/14 Tue & Thu 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm Lake Newport Tennis Courts Ages 18+ $150 $160

Intermediate 208200917 4/4-5/2 Sat 9:00 am - 10:30 am Shadowood Tennis Courts Ages 18+ $150 $160

PRIVATE TENNIS & PICKLEBALL

Private Lesson $74 $79

Semi Private Lesson $40 $42

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EXPERIENCE TENNIS & PICKLEBALL ADULT PICKLEBALL

Introduction to Pickleball

Pickleball is a paddle sport that combines elements of tennis, badminton and ping-pong.

Playing pickleball allows you to work on your balance, agility, reflexes and hand-eye coordination without putting excessive strains on your body.

This class introduces pickleball strokes and unique terminology. Students will have a blast learning how to serve, dink, volley and hit ground strokes.

Introduction to Pickleball Groups of three to six students meet with one instructor.

Once a week for four weeks 209200922 4/31-4/23 4/28-5/21 Tue 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm Thu 9:00 am - 10:30 am Autumnwood Tennis Courts Ages 18+ $150 $160

Advanced Beginners This class reviews introductory strokes with an emphasis on execution.

Students will learn how to execute the third shot drop, lob and overhead strokes. Advanced pickleball rules, scoring and basic strategy are covered.

Advanced Beginner Groups of three to six students meet with one instructor.

Once a week for four weeks 209200923 4/31-4/23

4/28-5/21 Tue 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm Thu 10:30 am - 12:00 pm Autumnwood Tennis Courts Ages 18+ $150 $160

DROP-IN TENNIS

Tues 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm Lake Newport Tennis Courts 1, 2, 5, 6 *Drop-in tennis is for Reston Association members and tennis members only. Non-members must purchase an RA tennis membership to participate.

How It Works You must have your RA pass with you to participate. Bring a can of balls and your game.

Doubles will be the format when people are waiting to play. Teams will play best of five games using NO-AD scoring. The winning team will stay on the same court but will split and no longer be

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partners. Losing team will slide to the next court down where a winning team will have split and will accept one player each.

If the court next to you has not finished, you are asked to wait outside the court or on a bench.

This format will continue until nobody is waiting to play. Once people are waiting to play, you are asked to go back to the five game NO-AD matches.

Courts 1 and 2 should be used

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by players 3.5 and below when no line is present. Courts 5 and 6 should be used for 3.5 and above when no line is present.

If court 3 has no lessons at 9 p.m., it will be reserved for drop-in tennis. Call the tennis office at 703-435-6502.

TENNIS RATINGS Want to know what level player you are? RA Pro’s will evaluate you game and provide you an NTRP rating.

Ratings from RA a staff are required to play in the Reston Team Tennis Leagues.

Please call 703-435-6534 to arrange convenient time.

$15

$20

Senior Round Robin Still looking for competitive fun play?

Join the senior inter-Reston league.

The format is doubles. Registrants commit to play for six weeks (or get a sub).

Sub list provided. Play is two hours/week with some play in the sun. For more information, contact the tennis office at 703-435-6534. *May 29 (rain makeup day)

Once a week for six weeks 2082200807 4/17-5/22* Fri 9:00 am - 11:00 am Uplands Tennis Courts Ages 55+ $25 $30

ADULT TENNIS LEAGUES 18 years and older

Greater Washington Tennis League This is a women’s competitive league. All levels of players are invited to join one of our teams in the Greater Washington Daytime Doubles Tennis League. League play occurs in the spring and fall. Reston Association sponsors four women’s teams in this league.

Teams: B-2, B-3, C-1 Women play at Lake Newport, Hook Road and Autumnwood on weekday mornings or travel to other area clubs.

Bronze and Pearls

208200802 Tue Ages 18+

April RA Tennis Courts $35 $40

Gold

208200802 Wed Ages 18+

April RA Tennis Courts $35 $40

Reston Team Tennis (RTT) Reston Team Tennis is one of our most popular leagues.

There are 17 teams that play on Wednesday and Thursday nights. This is a social, yet competitive league. Please call the tennis office at 703-4356502 if you would like to join a team or start your own.

Non-residents must purchase an RA Tennis Membership to participate.

Format: Men’s & Women’s Singles and Men’s & Women’s Doubles and Mixed Doubles 3.0-3.5

208200806 4/15 Wed 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm RA Tennis Courts $95 $105 (without Shirt) $105 $115 (With Shirt) 4.0-4.5

208200806 4/16 Thu 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm RA Tennis Courts $95 $105 (without Shirt) $105 $115 (With Shirt)

Northern Virginia Tennis League

Men’s

Men! Women! Seniors! Play singles, doubles or mixed doubles in the Northern Virginia Tennis League. This league begins mid-May and continues through July.

Men play at Lake Newport, Newbridge and Uplands, and they travel to play against other clubs on Saturday mornings.

$25/person $30/ person* *Non-residents must purchase an RA Tennis Membership to participate.

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Women’s

May

Women play at Lake Newport, Autumnwood and Hook on weekday mornings and Tuesday evenings or travel to other area clubs, depending on the schedule.

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EXPERIENCE TENNIS & PICKLEBALL RA TENNIS COURT RULES

Who May Use the Courts

Reston Association Members only with their membership cards.

Guests must have a guest pass and be accompanied by the host member.

Players must show membership cards and guest passes on the changeover.

RA Courts may only be used by Association staff to conduct lessons/ coaching sessions or give instruction with the exception of parents, guardians, or immediate family members providing instruction to those persons residing within the same household. Instructor and student passes must display matching addresses and Guest Passes shall not be valid for this exception.

Priority of Play

COURT CHANGES ARE MADE ON THE HOUR. Please show your pass when entering the court.

Play is limited to one hour for singles and two hours for doubles when other players are waiting.

Players who use the court for a fraction of an hour must vacate on the hour when others are waiting to play.

Reserving a Court

Players must place their membership card or key tag and racquet (or racquet cover) on a numbered hook on courtside gates. Failure to display either racquet or cover and membership card or key tag means court is not reserved.

Players reserving courts must remain courtside while waiting to play.

Players may not reserve courts while playing.

One member may reserve a court to use a ball machine or ball hopper.

Reston Association may reserve courts for lessons, tournaments, junior activity, league play and court rentals.

Check our online calendar at www.reston.org

Rules for Court Use

Rules Enforcement

COURTS ARE TO BE USED FOR TENNIS ONLY. Players are required to use tennis shoes when using the courts. (No jogging or soccer shoes.)

Bicycles, skates, skateboards, baby carriages, playpens, strollers, radios and pets are not allowed on the courts.

Children who are not playing tennis are not allowed on the courts.

Please dispose of trash in proper receptacles.

TENNIS KEY TAGS

PRACTICE WALLS

TENNIS INFO

Great for easy identification and your convenience. Key tags are available for $3 at Reston Association.

LIGHTED COURTS The following 26 RA courts are lighted until 11 p.m. for night play: Autumnwood Courts Glade Clay Courts Hook Road Courts Lake Newport Courts North Hills Clay Courts Shadowood Courts

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Colts Neck Hook Road

PICKLEBALL

Tennis courts lined for Pickleball Tennis.

Autumnwood Courts Colts Neck

Reston Association and staff, court monitors and Reston Tennis Association officers will enforce the rules of court play.

Failure to adhere to the rules will result in loss of court privileges.

RA cards are available at Reston Association headquarters or online at www.reston.org. Guest passes can be purchased from court monitors.

For further information, call 703-435-6530.

Info available on our Reston Tennis News Facebook page www. facebook.com/RestonTennisNews Find the following up-to-date information in the tennis section on the Reston Association website at www.reston.org.

RTT Scoreboard is listed at www.restontennis.org.

Tennis ladder is listed on www.tennisengine.com.

USTA Tournament and entry forms are listed on www.usta.com.

RESTON ASSOCIATION TENNIS PRO SHOP Racquets, Shoes, Grips, Great Prices and Customer Service

Yonex VCORE 100 Yonex EZONE 100 Babolat Pure Drive Babolat Aero Pro $219.00 $209.00 $219.00 $229.00

Head Graphine 360 Speed Pro $229.95 360 Speed MP $219.95 360 Speed S $199.95

Head Graphine 360 Instinct MP $199.95

Men’s Hypercourt Express $104.95

Wilson Blade 98 v7 $219.00

Wilson Clash 100/100 Tour $249.00

Women’s Hypercourt Express $104.95

Dunlop CX 200 $219.00 Dunlop CX 400 $199.00

Women’s Ultrashot 2 $119.95

Radical Tour Pickleball $89.95

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For details call 703-435-6502 or email tennis@reston.org.

NATURE WALKER NATURE CENTER Located at 11450 Glade Drive, the Nature Center provides a variety of educational and recreational programs and amenities. There is free parking and restroom and trail access dawn to dusk, 365 days a year.

The 72-acre wooded site features: 1 mile of loop trails An education building known as Nature House A picnic pavilion Picnic tables and trailside benches A fire ring Outdoor displays and interpretive signs Demonstration gardens and meadow A pond The Glade Stream Valley Snakeden Branch stream’s entrance to 44-acre Lake Audubon

REGISTRATION Advance registration and payment are required for all programs unless otherwise noted. Visit www.restonwebtrac. org to register online, or contact naturecenter@reston.org or 703476-9689, ext. 5, for assistance.

Winter Night Hike

Cancellation Policy: Nature activities may be canceled due to severe weather, severe weather warnings or low enrollment.

Crisp nights can be the perfect time to enjoy a woodland hike.

Look and listen for nocturnal animals. Gaze at stars and look at the moon through binoculars. Then warm up with some hot chocolate. Register by Jan. 14.

Refund Policy: Refunds are available with two weeks’ notice or if we cancel for any reason.

106011008 1/17 Fri 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm Walker Nature Center Adults and Ages 5+ $6 $8

Raptors Up Close Meet live raptors up close, including an owl and a hawk. Learn where they live, what they eat and how they raise their young. How do they adapt to winter and prepare for spring nesting?

Guest wildlife rehabilitators join us from Secret Garden Birds and Bees. Register by Feb. 12.

NATURE HOUSE Visit Nature House to: Enjoy exhibits and displays.

See some native animals up close.

Talk with a naturalist.

Use the nature resource library.

Do a simple activity or read a nature story with a child.

Learn about the green features of this LEED Gold building.

Hours of Operation Mon, Wed - Fri 9 am - 5 pm Tue Closed Sat 10 am - 1 pm Sun 1 - 4 pm Check holiday schedule for additional closings.

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ALL AGES

All ages welcome. Children must be accompanied by a registered adult.

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106011008 2/15 Sat 11:00 am - 12:00 pm All Ages $7 $9

Build a Birdhouse Bluebirds, chickadees and wrens use tree cavities for their nests, and those holes can be hard to find. Listen to a presentation on how to install and maintain a birdhouse, then build one for your yard. All supplies provided.

106011012 3/6 Fri 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm Walker Nature Center Ages 5-Adult $15/box $20/box

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AUDUBON PHOTOGRAPHY AWA R D S

WHEN

WHERE

February 5-26

Walker Nature Center

Monday & Wednesday-Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Saturday 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Sunday 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.

11450 Glade Drive Reston, VA

Bringing the joy of birds to us, this traveling exhibition features 12 large-scale photographic prints. Nine are the award-winning and runner up photos. Three are selected from the gallery of top 100 photos. The photos cover a range of species and geographic locations.

Audubon Photography Awards Open House Sunday, Feb. 9, 1-3 p.m.

Free for All Ages There will be light refreshments, short bird walks and bird activities. Special remarks at 1 p.m.

Birds on Film- A Collection of Shorts Friday, Feb. 21, 7-9 p.m.

Free, $5 suggested donation Adults Only

CONTACT naturecenter@reston.org, 703-476-9689

In association with Nature’s Best Photography

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Sponsored by

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NATURE ALL AGES

Campfire Weenie Roast

All ages welcome. Children must be accompanied by a registered adult.

Creatures of the Chesapeake Bay Join a marine biologist from Under the Sea to meet and touch live creatures from the bay such as a horseshoe crab, flounder and American eel.

Learn about bay ecology and the effects of how we treat water at home on water quality and wildlife. Register by March 26.

Enjoy an evening eating and singing around a crackling campfire. Roast a hot dog and enjoy campfire popcorn.

Finish things off with a tasty s’more. Park on Soapstone Drive between Glade Drive and Lawyers Road. Register by March 31.

206011003 4/3 Fri 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm WNC Fire Ring All Ages $8 $10

106011008 3/29 Sun 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm

3:00 pm - 4:00 pm Walker Nature Center All Ages $8 $12

RESTON’S ARBOR DAY

Monday, April 13 (rain or shine) 9:30 am – 12:00 pm Locations: TBD Reston is a Tree City USA certified by the National Arbor Day Foundation.

RESTON’S

Join us as we: § Help plant native trees, plus a variety of shrubs, ferns and wildflowers. § Learn about Reston’s trees and shrubs, including proper planting and care. § Show our appreciation for trees.

A special Arbor Day presentation and flag-raising ceremony will take place at 11:45 a.m. followed by a free pizza lunch for volunteers. Special guests will include Jim McGlone of the Virginia Department of Forestry.

Calling volunteers of all ages. Contact Ha Brock at ha@reston.org or 703-435-7986 to sign up.

Perfect for students, corporate groups and scouts.

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BABES IN THE WOODS

Planning a Birthday Party?

Bring the kids and the cake to a fun-filled, creative party at the Nature Center. Thematic parties include a two-and-a-half hour facility rental, with 45 minutes of staff-led activities and party favors.

Ages 18 months through 35 months.

Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Winter Woodpeckers Woodpeckers search the trees for food, even during winter.

Learn about woodpeckers and other birds that peck on trees.

Take a short hike to look for their homes and make a fun craft. Register by Jan. 10.

406111001 1/13 or 1/14 Mon 10:00 am - 11:00 am Tue 10:00 am - 11:00 am Ages 18-35 months $7 $9

Feathery Fun Birds are the only animals that have feathers. Feel soft feathers and see how many shapes, colors and sizes they can be. Paint with feathers and look for birds near the feeders. Enjoy photos from the Audubon Photography Awards Show. Register by Feb. 7.

106111001 2/10 or 2/11 Mon 10:00 am - 11:00 am Tue 10:00 am - 11:00 am Ages 18-35 months $7 $9

Choose from the following themes: Nature Detectives ( ages 3-7)

Learn to be a good nature detective by using your eyes, ears, nose and hands. Play sensory guessing games, find what doesn’t belong on our “unnature” trail and follow clues to solve a mystery animal’s trail. Favors include a magnifying hand lens, a mini-notebook and a Nature Center pencil. The birthday child receives an Earl the Squirrel stuffed toy.

Dinosaurs (ages 3-9)

Share what you know about these amazing animals. Uncover bones and shells like a paleontologist, and make your own fossil imprints in clay. Go on a dinosaur egg hunt that will lead you to a nest full of eggs. Favors include a dinosaur egg, a dinosaur sticker and a fossil imprint. The birthday child receives a dinosaur coloring book (ages 3-5) or sticker book (ages 6-9).

Nature Crafts (ages 3-12) Dancing Wind

Our Earthy Home

March is the windy month. Feel the wind as it dances around you. Blow like a gale and float like a breeze. Make a windsock and listen to the sound of woodwinds. Play an instrument as we walk through the woods.

Register by March 2.

Celebrate Earth Day by learning about this great planet of ours. Make a coloful Earth craft and learn about the critters that live across this wonderful world. Register by April 17.

106111001 3/9 or 3/10 Mon 10:00 am - 11:00 am Tue 10:00 am - 11:00 am Walker Nature Center Ages 18-35 months $7 $9

206111001 4/20 or 4/21 Mon

10:00 am - 11:00 am Tue

10:00 am - 11:00 am Walker Nature Center Ages 18-35 months $7 $9

Learn new skills and nature facts as you make a variety of crafts to take home. Younger crafters will make bug boxes, rock insects and wildlife masks or puppets. Older crafters will try their hands at leather crafts, bird feeders and beads.

How to Book

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Parties may be booked up to three months in advance.

Weekend dates are limited and fill quickly.

Consider a weekday afternoon or evening party.

Maximum 15 children per party.

$200/RA member $225/Non-member For more info, please call 703-476-9689 and press 3 or email naturecenter@reston.org.

TO REGISTER FOR ACTIVITIES, GO TO WWW.RESTONWEBTRAC.ORG OR CALL 703-476-9689 FOR MORE INFO. | WWW.RESTON.ORG

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NATURE PRESCHOOL HAPPENINGS

Groundhog’s Shadow In honor of Groundhog Day, learn about this fascinating animal. Groundhogs have many names and can do more than just dig holes. Find out where they live and why people think they can predict the weather. Make a groundhog puppet to take home. Register

by Jan. 29.

Ages 3 to 5 years. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Animal PJ Party Learn which animals are just waking up when you’re going to bed. Wear your pajamas and bring a stuffed animal from home. Enjoy a snack and listen to a bedtime story. Make a nocturnal animal craft. Register

by Jan. 8.

106121008 Sat Ages 3-5

106121008 Sat Ages 3-5

2/1 10:30 am - 11:30 am $6 $8

1/11 10:30 am - 11:30 am

$7 $9

Attention Scout Leaders

The Walker Nature Center can help your organization to earn patches and badges.

Education Programs

Campfire Programs

Service Projects

Nature Trunks

Fun and educational programs are available in achievement areas such as Forester, Naturalist, Wildlife, Ecoaction, Earth Connections, Earth is Our Home, Earth and Sky, Water Everywhere, Senses, Animals and more.

Campfire Fun programs are available upon request.

Community service projects such as planting and trail maintenance days can be arranged for your group

Available on loan for Birds, Trees, Insects and Watershed requirements.

$6/scout (min. charge $60) $8/scout (min. charge $80) Note: Fire Ring can be rented for self-use. You bring the wood and the water.

$20/hour

FREE.

$30/hour

$5/scout (min. charge $50) $7/scout (min. charge $70)

Go Green

Egg Exploration

Can you make green? Can you be green? Learn all about the color green. Find green in nature, hunt for a fourleaf clover and enjoy a green snack. Discover ways you can go green at home. Register by March 11.

Bunnies do not lay eggs, but birds do. Discover other animals that lay eggs. Search for eggs along a nature trail and find some that have prizes for you to take home. Register

by April 8.

106121008 3/14 Sat 10:30 am - 11:30 am Walker Nature Center Ages 3-5 $7 $9

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206121008 4/11 Sat 10:30 am - 11:30 am Walker Nature Center Ages 3-5 $6 $8

FREE for Reston groups. $25/non-Reston

Kids’ Trout Fishing Day 206101301 Sat Ages 3-15

4/4 8:00 am - 12:00 pm $6 $8

Registration required. All equipment and bait provided.

Fishing rods available on loan.

Children must be accompanied by an adult. Adults may not fish during the kids’ time. Wear shoes that can get wet and muddy; no sandals.

Snakeden Branch stream will be stocked with hundreds of Rainbow Trout. Learn how to cast, hook and cook your freshly caught dinner. Wetland Studies and Trout Unlimited members will clean the fish you catch. To volunteer, contact habrock@reston.org or call 703-435-7986.

Location: Snakeden Branch between Soapstone Drive and Lake Audubon. Check-in near the 7-11 at 2303 Soapstone Drive. Please park along Soapstone Drive, Glade Drive and the Glade Pool parking lot.

CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS

Ages 5 to 12. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Made possible by a partnership with Wetland Studies and Solutions, Northern Virginia Trout Unlimited, Reston Association, Friends of Reston, and the Virginia Wildlife eStore (www.ShopDGIF.com) Grant Program, a partnership of the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries and the Wildlife Foundation of Virginia.

STEAM Workshop — Animal Survival Skills Discover how animals survive the winter. Test how fur and feathers keep critters warm, and measure the difference that blubber makes. Build an animal shelter and see if you can make a replica of a squirrel’s nest.

Register by Jan. 25.

106131012 1/28 Tue 10:00 am - 11:30 am Ages 5-12 $6 $8

STEAM Workshop — Seuss-ian Science

STEAM Workshop — Egg-citing Science

Celebrate Dr. Seuss’s birthweek. Build a hat that the Cat in the Hat would enjoy, and see how many “Who’s” can fit on a flower. Make a batch of Oobleck, and go on a walk to look at trees that the Lorax would protect. Register by Feb. 28.

Discover which animals lay eggs and how many different types there are. Look at bird nests and do some “eggsperiments.” Make paper egg decorations and a small planter out of an eggshell. Register by April 5.

106131012 3/3 Tue 10:00 am - 11:30 am Walker Nature Center Ages 5-12 $6 $8

206131012 4/8 Wed 10:00 am - 11:30 am Walker Nature Center Ages 5-12 $6 $8

TO REGISTER FOR ACTIVITIES, GO TO WWW.RESTONWEBTRAC.ORG OR CALL 703-476-9689 FOR MORE INFO. | WWW.RESTON.ORG

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NATURE BIRD WALKS

BRUSH CHIPPING

Adults. No registration required. Free

February Bird Walk: Reston’s Lakes & Waterfowl Tour

Dispose of Brush Free.

Drop off your brush at the locations below, and RA crews will chip it for use on RA open space. Branches should be less than 4 inches in diameter.

No grass clippings, dirt, trash, paper, vines, thorns or other debris. Brush may be dropped off at any time during the days listed. No contractors.

Meet at Lake Newport and then caravan to the other Reston lakes.

Lake Audubon Pool 2070 Twin Branches Road

Beginning and expert birders are invited to search for birds in Reston’s natural areas.

Co-presented by the Audubon Society of Northern Virginia and The Bird Feeder store.

2/23 Sun 8:00 am - 11:00 am Lake Newport Park near the tennis courts, 11452 Baron Cameron Avenue.

March Bird Walk: Brown’s Chapel Park 3/15 Sun 7:30 am - 10:30 am Park at 1575 Brown’s Chapel Road.

Central Services Facility 12250 Sunset Hills Road

Chipping Dates & Sites Jan. 18-19 Lake Audubon Pool Feb. 15-16 Central Services Facility March 21-22 Lake Audubon Pool April 18-19 Central Services Facility

Garden Plots Do you have a Green Thumb?

Reston Association’s garden plots are available for members to rent on an annual basis. Reserve early. The plots rent quickly. Plant flowers and vegetables at one of five locations.

Contact gardenplots@reston.org or 703-437-7658.

ENVIRONMENTAL FILM SERIES

Walker Nature Center, 11450 Glade Drive. FREE. $5 suggested donation. Adults All films start at 7:00 p.m. on the fourth Friday of the month, unless otherwise noted. Reservations are recommended at www.restonwebtrac.org or contact naturecenter@reston.org, 703-476-9689, ext.5. Walk-ins welcome as seats are available.

Yasuni Man Conflict rages deep within the Ecuadorian Amazon reserve of Yasuni. See an expedition into the most biodiverse forest on Earth where native people battle industry and government for survival. Witness what may be lost as biodiversity and human rights are pitted against oil and commercialization.

(94 minutes)

106201051 1/24

Birds on Film: A Collection of Shorts

Just Eat It: A Food Waste Story

Anthropocene: The Human Epoch

Celebrate birds with three cinematic tributes to birds and the people who love and protect them from the Delaware Bay to the Owyhee Mountains. After the films, tour the Audubon Photo Awards Exhibition at Nature House.

Registration recommended by Feb. 19.

(92 min.)

Filmmakers and food lovers Jen and Grant dive into the issue of waste from farm, through retail, and back to their fridge.

After discovering the billions of dollars of good food tossed each year, they quit grocery shopping to survive on foods that would otherwise be thrown away.

(75 min.)

106201051 2/21

106201051 3/27

An award-winning cinematic meditation on humanity’s massive reengineering of the planet, this film uses state of the art camera techniques around the globe as it follows the research of scientists, documenting a mesmerizing and disturbing view of our species’ breadth and impact. A non-accusatory wake-up call.

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17TH ANNUAL NATURE CENTER 5K RUN & WALK Saturday, April 25, 8:00 am, Walker Nature Center, 11450 Glade Drive

Adults Children

$25 (prior to April 1), $30 regular $15 (prior to April 1), $20 regular

Register at www.active.com or in person starting at 7:00 a.m. on race day.

Get into nature on one of the most scenic courses in the area. There will be lots of prizes, music and refreshments following the race.

The Walker Nature Center is the home of environmental education in Reston. Funds raised will support facility enhancements, educational exhibits and programs.

Volunteers needed. Contact habrock@reston.org or call 703-435-7986.

To become a race sponsor or donate a prize, contact Katie Shaw at kshaw@reston.org.

Hosted by Friends of Reston, Reston Association’s 501c3 supporting organization. Donations above and beyond race entry fees are tax deductible.

Welcoming Motivating Fitness for All Locally Owned & Operated Located at Lake Anne Plaza @newtrailcycling www.newtrailcycling.com

Classes are taught to all levels Specialty classes for teens & seniors Use code RESTONMAG to get a single class credit for FREE

TO REGISTER FOR ACTIVITIES, GO TO WWW.RESTONWEBTRAC.ORG OR CALL 703-476-9689 FOR MORE INFO. | WWW.RESTON.ORG

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RESTON CAMPS WELCOME

CAMP PROMISE

This is going to be a summer of endless possibilities.

At Reston Camps, we spend lots of time playing outdoors, enjoying camp traditions, and making friends. Our camps are run by a team you can trust, who are trained to make sure the summer is filled with lasting memories.

We promise that all campers will be given the opportunity to discover who they are and what they can achieve. They will try new things, explore new places, and carry on camp traditions in a safe, fun environment.

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Sportsters

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Art Camp

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Camp on Wheels

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Tennis Camp

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Aquatics Camp

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Science Camp

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Young Naturalists

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Watercraft Camp

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Adventure Camp

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Counselor in Training

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REGISTRATION & PAYMENT

RA member registration begins Jan. 27, at 8:30 a.m.

Non-member registration begins Feb. 3, at 8:30 a.m.

Registrations will be processed in the order they are received.

Incomplete or illegible registrations cannot be processed and will be returned, causing a delay in your registration. No space will be reserved for returned registrations. Three ways you can register and/or pay for camps:

Online at Restonwebtrac.org Those new to RA programming should create a webtrac account

by Jan. 13. Accounts may take up to two business days for approval. To sign in for returning users: Enter Member Login & Password. First time registering with RA: Need an Account?

“Click Here”

Age Requirements Minimum age requirements must be met by Sept. 30, 2020.

Maximum age requirements must be met by the first day of each session.

Camp Shirts Campers at Junior Day Camp, Adventure Camp, Sportsters, Day Camp, Science Camp and CITs are required to wear an official camp T-shirt each day. Shirts are sold at the RA office and cost $10 for youth sizes and $12 for adult sizes.

Transportation

Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

Reston Association Headquarters 12001 Sunrise Valley Drive Suite 100 Reston, VA 20191

$52/AM Session, $52/PM Session Van transportation is available within RA boundaries only.

Campers may be picked up and dropped off at two different locations. Locations must remain the same throughout the session. Pickup/drop-off locations must be a home, place of employment or day care provider. Transportation is not available after extended care. Camp registrar will call the family 24-48 hours prior to the first day of the session to confirm approximate morning pick-up times.

Registration between June 1-Aug. 17

Extended Care

Full payment is due at time of registration. Forms must be completed 2 weeks prior to the first day of your camp session. If a camp is full, we encourage you to join the waitlist as cancellations do occur. Online registration will close at 5 p.m. on Wednesday before the following session. Walk-in registrations will only be accepted at RA headquarters in Member Services, not at camp.

$58/AM Session (7:30-9 a.m.), $58/PM Session (4-6 p.m.)

Extended Care is provided at our Brown’s Chapel facility.

Extended Care activities are less structured and more independent than regular camp activities. They may include cards, board games, crafts and reading. A snack and drink will be served during PM session.

Refunds, Withdrawals and Transfers

If your child attends Science Camp, Young Naturalists or Teen Camp, please drop them off at extended care by 8:15 a.m. and pick them up no earlier than 4:15 p.m.

These recommended times are subject to change.

Mail or In Person

A $75 Non-refundable deposit (per camp session) or payment in full are required (Nature Camps — $45). You will receive an email confirmation along with the required forms. Payments can be made towards the camp balance at any time prior to June 1. The non-refundable deposit covers the cost of the staff training and requirements such as fingerprinting and background checks. Details can be found in the Parent Handbook online at www.reston.org.

Beginner Swim Lessons $70/session (9:30 a.m.), North Hills Pool Add 30-minute beginner group swim lessons to your child’s camp experience. Swim lessons are built into the daily camp schedule and transportation is provided to/from camp.

Children will learn fundamentals of floating, gliding, and kicking as well as an introduction to swimming strokes. We hope to get every camper to yellow or green band by the end of summer. Take advantage of the $10 discounted pricing for campers before slots fill. Available at Junior Day Camp and Day Camp.

PLAY. GROW.

TO REGISTER FOR ACTIVITIES, GO TO WWW.RESTONWEBTRAC.ORG OR CALL 703-435-6530 FOR MORE INFO. | WWW.RESTON.ORG

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RESTON CAMPS Nature Tots 206120101 Mon-Fri 8:45 am - 11:45 am

1:00 pm - 4:00 pm Walker Nature Center Ages 3-5 $105 $130 Discover nature through hands-on activities and exploratory walks, all related to a weekly theme. Campers will use their five senses to experience music, movement, snacks and crafts and develop social skills through group games and imaginary play.

Little Hands Music Register at www.littlehands.com Mon-Fri 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Location TBD Ages 3½-6 $200 Dance, move and play with hands-on instruments. Daily crafts, snack and take-home CD included.

Brought to you in partnership with Little Hands.

Aquatics Camp

301014102 Mon-Fri 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Golf Course Island Pool Ages 8-12 $425 $450 This camp is full of fun in and out of the water! Mornings will be spent with certified swim lesson instructors helping each camper improve swimming skills. Afternoons will include traditional camp activities such as arts and crafts and group games. All swimming abilities are welcome.

Junior Day Camp 302130101 Mon-Fri 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Brown’s Chapel Park Ages 5-7 $448 $505 This is the ideal camp for the first-time camper! Campers will enjoy swimming, arts and crafts, games, sports, nature walks and field trips.

Our staff provides a safe and secure environment for young children while making sure they have a blast.

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Walker’s Rangers 206130102 Mon-Fri 9:00 am - 1:00 pm

9:00 am - 3:00 pm Walker Nature Center Ages 6-9 Half-day: $140 $165 Full-day: $250 $300 Be a hero for nature. Our environmental education staff has summer fun and exciting learning experiences ready for you. Explore 72-acres of forest, stream, pond and lake habitats.

Make creative camp crafts, play nature games and conduct interesting science experiments in Nature House.

Young Naturalists

206130103 Mon-Fri 9:00 am - 3:00 pm Walker Nature Center Ages 10-12 $280 $330 Tap into your child’s passion for nature and nurture their drive to protect the Earth and all living things. This is perfect for the nature lover, science enthusiast or young environmentalist in your family. Professional naturalists will guide a small group in field studies at our 72-acre park, extended hikes and science labs at our beautiful Nature House. (am only)

Sportsters 302130102 Mon-Fri Lake Anne Park Ages 6-9

Art Camp 302130153 Mon-Fri Location TBD Ages 6-10

9:00 am - 3:45 pm $200

$230

New in 2020: one-week sessions! This camp is for campers who enjoy a variety of sports and games: basketball, soccer, kickball, dodgeball, hockey, baseball and more ... nonstop fun.

9:00 am - 4:00 pm $320

$345

In partnership with Greater Reston Arts Center (GRACE). this camp explores visual arts in tandem with science, art history and yoga.

Camp on Wheels 302130150 Mon-Fri 9:00 am - 3:45 pm Lake Newport Soccer Field Parking Lot Ages 6-12 $365 $385

Day Camp 302130103 Mon-Fri 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Brown’s Chapel Park Ages 7-11 $453 $510

This camp was designed by skaters for skaters. Want to learn to ride a bike or improve your riding skills? Want to learn how to skateboard or learn new tricks? This camp is for you.

As our most popular camp, Day Camp provides the ultimate camp experience. In addition to swimming, games, arts and crafts, science and nature exploration, Day Campers will learn the basics of teamwork, responsibility and exploration.

Fun field trips each session.

TO REGISTER FOR ACTIVITIES, GO TO WWW.RESTONWEBTRAC.ORG OR CALL 703-435-6530 FOR MORE INFO. | WWW.RESTON.ORG

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RESTON CAMPS Tennis Camp 302130105 Mon-Fri 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Lake Newport Tennis Courts Ages 7-13 $385 $407

Science Camp 302130104 Mon-Fri 8:45 am - 3:45 pm United States Geological Survey Ages 8-12 $476 $533

Join our enthusiastic tennis staff for drills and skills, on/ off court games and athletic skill development. RA tennis instructors will teach lessons Monday through Wednesday and include daily swimming breaks to cool off.

The USGS and their guest scientists welcome campers to learn all about science. Camp will include daily combinations of in-class learning and outdoor activities, as well as sports, games, crafts, music, field trips and swimming. It’s education and fun rolled into one!

Watercraft Camp

302140110 Mon-Fri 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Lake Anne Plaza Ages 11-15 $450 $480 Where can campers learn how to canoe, kayak and stand-up-paddle all in a week? We focus on water safety, teamwork and responsibility, all while having fun with races, relays and scavenger hunts on the lakes of Reston.

All safety equipment provided. Camp staff are Amercian Canoe Association (ACA) and lifeguard certified.

Junior Lifeguarding 301014101 Mon-Fri 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Golf Course Island Pool Ages 11-14 $283 $335

Teen Camp 302140105 Mon-Fri Location: TBD Ages 12-14

Train to be a future lifeguard.

Learn the roles and responsibilities of a lifeguard, improve swimming skills, practice beginner level rescues and gain experience in a variety of customer service scenarios.

Note: Participation in Junior Lifeguarding does not result in Amercian Red Cross (ARC) certification.

This popular teen camp will offer activities through group challenges, icebreakers and games. Emphasis will be on team building, leadership and building positive relationships.

End each session with a trip to Kings Dominion or Hershey Park.

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9:00 am - 4:00 pm $489

$530

Adventure Camp

302140111 Mon-Fri 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Pony Barn Pavilion Ages 12-15 $350 $400 New 2020 camp with a new adventure every day. Daily outings may include rock climbing, trampoline park, ropes course, laser tag, hiking and fishing, caverns, roller skating, baseball games, mini golfs and more.

Counselor in Training 302140106 Mon-Fri 8:45 am - 4:00 pm Brown’s Chapel Park Ages 14-16 $263 $320 For those teens looking to work with kids or interested in working as a camp counselor, this camp is for you! Gain valuable job experience while developing leadership, communication skills and responsibility.

Spring Break Camp 202130201 4/6-4/10 Mon-Fri 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Brown’s Chapel Ages 5-12 $50/per day $60/per day Pick from our daily option or come all week. Each day will be full of arts and crafts, nature hikes, outdoor games, and no bake cooking. Beat the school break blues by attending our week of fun and adventure.

SEND A KID TO SUMMER CAMP Scholarships funded by Friends of Reston, Reston Association’s 501c3 supporting organization Great childhood memories provided by… YOU! All children deserve the chance to explore, play, and grow and many childhood moments are waiting to be experienced at summer camp. Reston Camps serves over 650 youth a summer. However, many Reston families cannot afford tuition. Your gift changes lives and TOGETHER we can build an amazing epxerience for our youth.

Donations are gratefully recieved in any amount. $550 pays for 2 weeks of camp, transportation or extended care and one camp t-shirt. $250 pays for a one week camp.

Taking a break from school does not mean a child’s development is on vacation.

Summer is coming, please give today!

Donate online at www.friendsofreston.org.

Click PayPal Credit Card logo, type in dollar amount and in comment section, type “Send a Kid to Camp.”

Mail donations by checks, made payable to “Friends of Reston” to Friends of Reston, 11450 Glade Dr., Reston, VA 20191.

Write “Send a Kid to Camp” in memo section.

TO REGISTER FOR ACTIVITIES, GO TO WWW.RESTONWEBTRAC.ORG OR CALL 703-435-6530 FOR MORE INFO. | WWW.RESTON.ORG

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VOLUNTEER RESTON RA VOLUNTEER PROGRAM Housed under the Reston Association, Volunteer Reston is a network of community members who help with various projects to improve our surroundings and bring the Reston community together.

Volunteering is a great way to connect with your community, explore career options and share your passion with others in Reston. Our job is to make it as easy as possible for you to find a great volunteer opportunity in Reston.

Volunteer Reston has many opportunities, and some can be found throughout the program guide; just look for the VR symbol.

CUSTOM CORPORATE DAY OF SERVICE We love working with our corporate partners to create days of service that are meaningful and fun for companies. Volunteer Reston coordinates customized days of service for corporate teams year-round. Your investment will directly return to the companies in increased employee satisfaction, productivity and engagement.

This is a unique teambuilding opportunity for your employees and clients to make an impact in Reston. We provide the project, training and tools; companies provide the team. This is a great opportunity for engaging clients, employees and their family members.

FINANCIAL COMMITMENT As committed members of our business community, your support is vital to helping Reston Association provide a nurturing environment for our

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residents to Live, Work, Play and Get Involved. Custom Corporate Projects start at $500 for the production and supplies of a custom half day of service engaging up to 25 employees. Sponsorship levels vary depending on group size and projects. In addition to a high-impact day of service and team-building, your company will receive valuable brand recognition through a diverse stream of marketing and promotion channels.

Your projects and funds will go through the Friends of Reston (FOR), a 501c3 supporting organization established in 1999 to support RA in bringing valuable projects to the community. FOR supports Reston Association (RA) in preserving and enhancing Reston to the benefit of the community. The Friends group allows the association to tap into other resources to bring great community projects to fruition on our land, at our facilities and within our programs.

Volunteer Reston is largely supported by volunteers, corporate partners and donations. We make it easy for companies to volunteer by managing the process from A to Z. Donations and contributions go toward plants, tools, supplies, recycling bins, pet water fountain and camp scholarships for kids.

We would love to design a special day of service customized specifically to meet your company goals!

To learn more about the how your company can engage with Volunteer Reston, contact Ha Brock, Volunteer Reston Manager, ha@reston.org or 703-435-7986.

RESTON ASSOCIATION ACTIVITIES GUIDE

VOLUNTEER INFORMATION PORTAL We invite you to become a vital member of the Volunteer Reston team. You can join our team by completing a one-time volunteer application in Volgistics and pre-register yourself for a shift in VicNet. If you are already registered as a volunteer, please go to Step 3 to sign up.

APPLICATIONS & INSTRUCTIONS Full instructions can be found at www.reston.org.

Locate the “About Reston Association” tab and click “Volunteer Opportunities” to learn more.

Step 1: NEW VOLUNTEER – Complete a ONE-TIME Application Adult/Group Volunteer Application Volunteer Minor Application – Parent must consent with his/ her email address After you submit your application, you will receive an email from Reston Association to go into VicNet to set up your volunteer account.

Step 2: Create Your VicNet Account Go to http://bit.ly/VRVicNet, click on the “need a password” link.

Enter your email address (the email you submitted on your volunteer application) and click the “Go” button.

Follow the prompts on the screen to create your password.

(Check junk/spam folder if you don’t receive an email.)

Step 3: EXISTING OR RETURNING VOLUNTEERS – How to Sign Up for a Volunteer Shift in VicNet Log in and schedule yourself in VicNet: http://bit.ly/VRVicNet Once you are logged in to VicNet, click on the “My Schedule” tab.

In the blue box, use the dropdown menu to select any assignment(s) that you want to review or where you want to volunteer.

Scroll down to see the calendar, which will display “Help Wanted” icons for opportunities where volunteers are needed.

Click “Schedule Me” for the shift for which you would like to volunteer.

Click “Yes” to confirm your shift.

Click “Continue” to go back to the monthly calendar or click “Exit” to log off of your account.

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