January 30th- February 13th
BE CREATIVE! BE CREATIVE!
Open to all Hideout residents & guests
For general safety, riders must be at least 42” in height.
No limit to building team; one rider/one pusher per sled
Sleds are timed and there is a maximum of one person per sled. Sleds must be built ahead of time. Sleds may be constructed of cardboard, tape, glue, string, rope,
The sled cannot exceed 5ft in width and 6ft in length.
No part of the sled's construction may be made of wood or metal. This includes fasteners, nails, and screws.
No part of the sled may be made of items originally manufactured for sledding purposes.
The ONLY permissible material on the bottom of the sled (what will contact the snow) is cardboard. A wax coating and tape are NOT permissible. This is a safety policy as other materials can accelerate the sled to an unsafe speed.
Ski Hill tubes will NOT be used Construction guidelines must be followed completely in order to be entered into cardboard sled race.
DAY BY DAY EVENTS
SUNDAYS, WEEKLY
GOLF SIMULATOR: 9am-3pm
BRUNCH BUFFET: 10am-2pm
CERAMICS FOR ALL AGES: 11am-3pm, NMAC BURGERS & BREWS: 4-8pm, Clubhouse
STAINED GLASS W/ PENNY: 6-9pm, age13+ $20pp, Resv. Req'd. NMAC TENNIS CLINICS: W/GEORGE: weekly classes hours vary age18+, contact REC for dates/times
SUNDAY, February 8th
SUPER BOWL BUFFET, Clubhouse
MONDAYS, WEEKLY
WALKING FOR WELLNESS: 8-9am at the RSC indoor courts
STRENGTH & CONDITIONING: w/ Ellie, 9-10am, $10/ class, ISC ARBS
GOLF SIMULATOR: 9am-5pm
MAH-JONGG OPEN PLAY: 12:30-4pm, Library
PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY: 1-3pm,ISC, members only, free
OPEN GYM: After School program 3pm – 5pm, free, ISC
WALKING FOR WELLNESS: 4-5pm at the RSC indoor courts
WING NIGHT MENU: 4-9pm, Clubhouse
DARTS Open Play: 7pm, Clubhouse Pub, bar only after 9pm
TUESDAYS, WEEKLY
WALKING FOR WELLNESS: 8-9am at the RSC indoor courts
GOLF SIMULATOR: 9am-5pm PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY: 1-4pm, RSC indoor courts, $5/member, $15/guest
WEDNESDAYS, WEEKLY
WALKING FOR WELLNESS: 8-9am RSC Indoor Courts
GOLF SIMULATOR: 9am-5pm
CRAFTERS: 1pm Quilters Rm, Clubhouse lower level
FITNESS CLASS: Chair Yoga, RSC Aerobic RM, $5/p
FITNESS CLASS: Dancercize, 2pm at the RSC Aerobic Room
OPEN GYM: After School program 3pm – 5pm, free, ISC
FITNESS CLASS: Yoga, 3-4pm, Self Directed, RSC Aerobic RM
WALKING FOR WELLNESS: 4-5pm RSC Indoor Courts
STRENGTH & CONDITIONING: w/ Ellie, 9-10am, $10/ class, ISC ARBS
THURSDAYS, WEEKLY
WALKING FOR WELLNESS: 8-9am RSC Indoor Courts
GOLF SIMULATOR: 9am-5pm
MAH-JONGG OPEN PLAY: 12:30-4pm, Library
QUILTING w/ Janice: 2-4pm RSC MPR, resv. req'd.
TACO & FAJITA NIGHT MENU: 4-9pm w/ $5 margaritas, Clubhouse
SHUFFLEBOARD Open Play: 7pm Clubhouse Pub
TRIVIA: 7pm Clubhouse- Pub Side
REGULAR AMENITY HOURS
*Hours Subject to Change* Notifications made via email and Facebook
POA OFFICE
(570) 698-4100 Ext. 0
Tuesday-Saturday: 8am - 4pm
NUBIA MALKIN ART CENTER
(570) 698-4100 Ext. 164
Friday: 3pm - 9pm
Saturday: 11am - 5pm
Sunday: 11am - 3pm
RECREATION
(570) 698-4100 Ext. 160
Indoor Sports Complex
Monday-Saturday: 8am – 8pm Sunday: 8am – 3pm ISC Office Hours
Tuesday-Saturday 8am-4pm
Arcade/Game Room Hours
Monday-Saturday: 11am - 8pm
Sunday: 11am - 3pm
Fitness Center
(570) 698-4100 Ext. 165
Monday - Friday: 7am – 7pm
Saturday: 7am – 4pm
Sunday: 7am – 3pm
FRIDAYS, WEEKLY
WALKING FOR WELLNESS: 8-9am at the RSC indoor courts
GOLF SIMULATOR: 9am-5pm
CRAFTERS: Hideout needle/Quilters 9:30-11am (CH lower level)
PICKLEBALL LESSONS: Intro w/ Pat & Patti,12-1pm, ISC, Resv. Req'd
PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY: 1-4pm, RSC indoor courts, $5/member, $15/guest
CERAMICS FOR ALL AGES: 3pm-9pm, NMAC
CERAMICS AND SIP: 6-9pm, 21+ yrs., BYOB, NMAC
WALKING FOR WELLNESS: 4-5pm at the RSC indoor courts
STRENGTH & CONDITIONING: w/ Ellie, 9-10am, $10/pp,ISC ARBS Rm
PRIME RIB NIGHT: 4pm-till sold out, Clubhouse
FRIDAY, February 6th
LIVE MUSIC: Alyssa Goldstein 8pm Clubhouse
FRIDAY,February 13th
GALENTINES CRAFTS: 6-9pm, 21+ yrs., BYOB, $20pp NMAC
SATURDAYS, WEEKLY
GOLF SIMULATOR: 9am-5pm
CERAMICS FOR ALL AGES: 11am-5pm, NMAC
MINDFUL MOVEMENT: Yoga&Meditation w/ Diane 12pm ISC ARBS 10pp, pre-reg. req. call ext. 160
PICKLEBALL LESSONS: Intro w/ Pat & Patti,1-2pm, ISC resv req.
STAINED GLASS CLASS: At the Art Center, 1-4pm, age13+ $20pp, Resv. Req'd. NMAC
TENNIS CLINICS: W/GEORGE: weekly classes hours vary age18+, contact REC for dates/times
TRASH & RECYCLING
(570) 698-4100 Ext. 133
Monday-Friday: 6am - 8pm
Saturday-Sunday: 8am - 8pm
BULK GARBAGE
Maintenance Building (570) 698-4100 Ext. 133
Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays & Saturdays 11am - 12:30pm
CLUBHOUSE
(570) 698-4100 Ext. 151
Sunday: 10 am - 8 pm
Monday: 4 pm - 9pm
Tuesday/Wednesday: CLOSED
T hursday: 4pm - 9pm
Friday: 12pm - 10pm
Saturday: 12pm- 10pm
SKI HILL GRILL (570) 698-4100 Ext. 175 see above for hours
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CALENDAR
HIDEOUT DIRECT LINES
BOARD OF DIRECTORS INFO
Next Workshop: 3/6/26- 1pm POA
Next Meeting: 3/14/26- 9am- Main Lodge
Meetings are also available via zoom. Agendas, zoom links, and meeting recordings all available online at hideoutassoc.com under the Board of Directors tab, or scanning QR Codes here, after sign in.
POA Office (570) 630-3700 EMPLOYMENT
POA Fax (570) 698-9457 OPPORTUNITY
Recreation Fax (570) 698-6580 SCAN HERE -->
Woodworkers’ Shop (570) 698-6269
EMERGENCY - 911 HIDEOUT TV - CHANNEL 920
*ALWAYS CALL 911 in the event of an emergency. Public Safety Dispatch can be utilized for NON-emergency member and guests needs.
AGENDA
Guests Welcome!
• Upon arrival, Guest must present their driver's license and vehicle registration
To reach the following, please dial (570) 698-4100 + ext. number 2025 Hideout
• Vehicle Guest Pass must be placed on the dashboard at all times while on Hideout property
• Guest Badge required to access Hideout amenities.
Note: RS&W Meeting Date Below
ROAMINGWOOD SEWER & WATER NEWS
RS&W Board Meeting: FEB 25th, at 10am in the RS&W Office. Complaints? For a general business or billing issue, please call our office directly at (570) 698-6162, then press option 1.
Reminder: 24 hour notice is required to have your water turned off or on at street.
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