colleyville summer 2012 catalog
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Colleyville Parks and Recreation Summer 2012 Department Catalog. Youth, adult, senior, tennis, special events, athletics, park and facility information are included in the catalog.TRANSCRIPT
ColleyvilleParks and Recreation
The Experience
Special EventsPage 2
Abrakadoodle Art CampsPage 4
Youth Summer CampsPage 5-8
Adult YogaPage 9
ColleyvillePARD.com • Summer 2012
Summer of Smiles
Special Events
2 summer 2012 • 817.503.1180
Colleyville Clean SweepSaturday, April 14
Keep Colleyville clean by volunteering at the Clean Sweep event beginning at 8:30am, at McPherson Park. The Crud Cruiser and Shredinator, a document shredding service, will be available at Colleyville Heritage High School (CHHS),
5401 Heritage Avenue, from 9am until they are full.
• Register for classes
• Check program availability
• Get on a wait list
• Review your family’s schedule
• View account history
• Apply for an account
• Credit card payments
Easy online registration available at ColleyvillePARD.com
The Parks and Recreation office has moved to City Hall—second floor. We welcome all patrons—old and new—
to visit us in the NEW office soon!City Hall—100 Main Street
Texas Junior Anglers’Enjoy a great day of FREE fishing! Prizes will be awarded. Poles and bait will be provided or bring your own. No pre-registration required.
Parents Night OutParents Night Out events are legendary and beyond funat Advanced Martial Arts Family Center! Sign up no laterthan two days prior and plan a night out, without the kids.This is a great night of martial arts-related games andactivities to keep the kids moving. Pizza is served for dinner, and popcorn is available during (PG) movie time.Drinks, pizza and snacks are included, just bring a pillowfor movie time! Instructor: Loretta Hamon
July Parks and Recreation MonthTo get you ready for National Parks and Recreation month,we are planning FREE park activities in June to help youget the ideas flowing! Be sure to join us at each event,open to all ages, for games, prizes and fun! Head over tothe Library afterwards for more entertainment with theSummer Reading Club from 2-3pm on Tuesday andThursday
Ages: 16 and underDay: Sat., Apr. 28
Time: 9am–NoonLocation: Colleyville Nature
Center Price: FREE
Popsicles in the ParkCity Park-KidsvilleThu., June 14 1-2pm
Races and RelaysSparger ParkTue., June 19 11am-Noon
Ages: 15 and underDay: Fri., June 15
Time: 6:30-10:30pmLocation: Advanced Martial
Arts Family CenterPrice: $39
General Information
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Welcome NoteTurn that frown upside down— it’s summertime! Create a summer full of smiles withsome great NEW classes sure to makeeveryone in your family happy. Summercan be long and boring if you don’t getout of the house and make it an adventure.Head over to City Park to try one of ourmany tennis camps, classes or lessons—from beginner to advanced. When visitingMcPherson Park this summer, why not takea Digital Photography and Editing Classfor Adults (pg 9), Under the Sea (pg 5)youth class or Yoga for Youngsters (pg 8)for tweens at the Rock House while you’rethere! If you are looking to pick up a newskill or just stay fit this summer, the FortWorth Cats All-Skills Camp (pg 7) or theIndoor Flag Football (pg 7) can provideyou a fun workout that will keep yousmiling. Don’t forget to join us in Junefor free-kickoff activities to celebrate July as National Parks and Recreationmonth. Pick the classes that make yousmile the most and sign up online today.
ON THE INSIDEWe create community through people, parks and programs
Look for the sun to locateour new sun-tastic classes!
Special Events 2
Youth Enrichment 4
Athletics 7
Adult Enrichment 9
Tennis 10
Active Adult Enrichment 11
Parks and Facilities 12
Parks and Facilities Map 14
Registration Form 15
Colleyville Parks and Recreation
Mission StatementTo create opportunities where people can
escape and enjoy an enriching environment
Satisfaction Guaranteed!If, for any reason, you are unhappy with a class,
we will refund your money, transfer you to another class or provide you with a credit.
Splashpad NOTICEThe Tarrant Regional Water District hasinstituted Stage 2 water conservationmeasures, necessitating the closure ofthe Splashpad at McPherson Park underthe city of Colleyville’s adopted DroughtContingency Plan. When the Stage 2 restrictions are lifted, the splashpad will be re-opened. For updates, please visitColleyville.com. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your consideration.
Jo-Ann's Little DancersThese classes develop your child's poise and coordination, while teachingfundamentals of ballet and tap. Classespromote group interaction skills andbuild your child's self-esteem and positive self-image. Students developrhythm and music appreciation skills.Little dancers can showcase their newskills at the formal summer recital heldat the conclusion of the last session.Additional costume and recital fees willapply. Instructor: Jo-Ann’s Little Dancers
Ages 3-5 Senior Center-Texas RoomMon. June 4-251:30-2:15pm July 2-23$45 July 30-Aug. 20
Tot Tumbling and SportsThis class will prepare your small totphysically and emotionally to perform in organized sports. Skills like throwing,catching, kicking, batting and gymnasticswill be practiced during classes. Your tot will work through team stations and perform tasks that gradually build confidence in a fun, kid-friendly environment. Instructor: Jo-Ann’s LittleDancers
Ages 3-5 Senior Center-Texas RoomMon. June 4-252:15-3pm July 2-23$45 July 30-Aug. 20
Abrakadabra Art byAbrakadoodleDo you believe in magic? Then this is the camp for you! Get swept up inhocus-pocus fun and artsy creative activities! Learn a new magic trick each day! Put on your magic hat andjoin the FUN! This concoction of art and magic includes ten art and creativityprojects along with a cauldron of magicalactivities and games. You never can tell what might happen when magic isin the air! Did that portrait's eyes justmove? A $60 supply fee is due to theinstructor on the first day of class. Instructor: Abrakadoodle
Ages 3-5 Rock HouseMon.-Fri. June 11-159am-Noon $57
Great Big Messy Art Campby AbrakadoodleOh, go ahead and make a mess! That'swhat this camp is all about—messy artand creative imagination—expanding experiences! Everything you do ismessy: sticky spaghetti designs, paintthat fizzes and pops, messy portraitsthat match your own messy face,squeeze art and African mud painting!These happy creative experimentsspark your imagination. There is a $60 supply fee due to the instructor on the first day of class. Instructor:Abrakadoodle
Ages 3-5 Rock HouseMon.-Fri. July 16-209am-Noon $57
Safety NET for KidsThe Safety Net for Kids seminar teachesyour elementary aged child essentialsafety information. The concepts taughtwill keep your child safe from potentiallydangerous situations, making them NO EASY TARGET (NET). This programis endorsed by the National Center forMissing and Exploited Children and the Code Amber Alert organizations.Parents are encouraged to stay andtake part in the activities. Instructor:Loretta Hamon
Ages 4-11 Advanced Martial Arts Family Center
Sat. May 511am-Noon $16
Youth Enrichment
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Youth Enrichment
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Petite ProtocolThe return to traditional manners isbringing about an increased appreciationof good manners, but good mannersshould not be self-conscious. They mustbe practiced so that they become automatic. Your child will participate infun and informative activities includingrole playing exercises, using instructivematerials, watching videos, playing etiquette games, storytelling, etc. We will test your child’s manners on the last day with a real "tea" party. Instructor: Michelle Donatto
Ages 4-7 Rock HouseMon.-Thu. June 4-710am-Noon $65
Bug CampEach day you will have crazy, creepy,crawly fun with bugs! You will learnabout the different bugs in the area,what they eat and what eats them. You will make bug crafts, read bug stories and play bug games with yournew bug friends! Instructor: Elaine Parry
Ages 4-7 Rock HouseMon.-Thu. June 18-2110am-Noon $63
Sports for ShortiesSports for shorties camp is for the beginner athlete to experience lots ofdifferent sports like basketball, soccerand flag football in a fun, non-competitiveenvironment. This program will also incorporate other games, includinggames with a parachute. Registrationends June 19. Instructor: Max OutSport
Ages 4-6 Colleyville ElementaryMon.-Thu. June 25-281-3pm $99
Dino FunCome explore and learn about differentdinosaurs focusing each day on a new dinosaur. You will make dinosaur crafts,play dinosaur games and read dinosaurstories. Don’t miss this dino-explosion of fun! Instructor: Elaine Parry
Ages 4-7 Rock HouseMon.-Thu. June 25-2810am-Noon $63
Animal Fun CampEach day you will explore the animalkingdom! In this camp you will learnabout many different animals, whereand how they live, what they eat, etc.You will read animal stories, play animalgames and make animal crafts. Instructor: Elaine Parry
Ages 4-7 Rock HouseMon.-Thu. July 9-1210am-Noon $63
Under the SeaCome explore the underwater like neverbefore! You will learn about differentcreatures and animals that live underthe sea. You will read books, makesome great crafts and play games. Instructor: Elaine Parry
Ages 4-7 Rock HouseMon.-Thu. July 23-2610am-Noon $63
Teddy Bear Tea PartyThis camp is perfect for those whoadore little teddy bears. Join us for stories, games and build your own special bear. We finish our week with a tea party costume show, where wedress up, eat a few treats and host afashion show with our new bears. Costumes are provided. Instructor:Michelle Donatto
Ages 4-7 Rock HouseMon.-Thu. July 30-Aug. 210am-Noon $63
Karate KubsDo you have an aspiring ninja warriorat home? Our program is specificallydesigned for this young age group. Wewill teach all the fundamentals of martialarts in a fun, safe atmosphere. You'llsee improved focus, motor skills, coordination, self control and improvedlistening skills, just to name a few! Instructor: Loretta Hamon
Ages 4-6 Advanced Martial Arts Family Center
Mon. Aug. 6-275-5:30pm $68
Youth Enrichment
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Adventures In Art CampFinally, a camp where you learn fine artand creative thinking instead of just simplecrafts! You will complete eight amazingfinished works of art using five differentmediums: watercolor, acrylic and oil, oilpastels, pencil and charcoal, that you willbe proud to frame and display. You willmaster the fundamentals of painting andperspectives drawing, using such methodsas brush loading and mixing, wet-on-wettechniques, color theory, and much more.All art supplies are provided. Wear an oldshirt and bring paper towels. There is a$60 supply fee due to the instructor onthe first day of class. Instructor: SusanGarden
Ages 5-13 Rock HouseMon.-Thu. Aug. 6-99-11:45am $59
Rocket Ride to SpaceWe are going to blast-off your knowledgeof aerodynamics and flight during thiscamp! You will experience an intense andexciting study on rockets. Come buildyour very own rockets and planes, thenexperiment with different kinds of propulsion systems. You will also launchand recover your rockets! Each day youwill create amazing things to take hometo show-off to mom and dad. Instructor:Mad Science
Ages 6-10 Rock HouseMon.-Thu. Aug. 13-169am-Noon $139
Mad Science ALL STARSYou have been selected to participate onthe Mad Science All-Star team! Togetherwith your teammates, you will build superstructures, create a volcanic eruption andexamine rocks formed from volcanicmagma. Soar high above as you build akite and glider, experiment with lift, aerodynamics and air pressure. Discoverthe secret behind the stars and make astar chart. Take home projects include:magnetic soccer game, rocket racer, starlocater, kite, animal track, crystal gardenand more! Instructor: Mad Science
Ages 6-10 Rock HouseMon.-Thu. July 16-199am-Noon $139
Firefighter Camp for KidsCampers will learn about different firehoses, high-angle rescues, fire extinguisheruse, personal protective equipment, CPR,history of the fire service, and of coursefire safety! Lunch will be provided for the campers and they will receive a t-shirt and awards. Please contact BattalionChief Mitch White 817.503.1400 [email protected] to sign up. Instructor: Colleyville Fire Department
Ages 9–13 Central Fire StationMon.–Fri. June 11–159am–3pm $125
Babysitter Course with CPRYou will learn the information and skillsnecessary to administer safe and responsible care for children, in the absence of parents or adult guardians.Bring a sack lunch, snack and drink. Norefrigeration available. Instructor: GrantWilliams
Ages 11-15 Senior CenterSat. June 238am-5pm $94
Athletics
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Challenger BritishSoccer CampBritish soccer camps provide players of all ages and abilities with the rareopportunity to receive high-level soccercoaching from a team of internationalexperts. Each day includes individualfoot skills, technical drills, tacticalpractices, small-sided games, coachedscrimmages and a daily tournament.Camp programs include a free ball andt-shirt. Each camper will receive a freeBritish Soccer jersey when you sign uponline at Challengersports.com at least45 days prior to camp. We have programsthat cater to all ages and abilities. Fordetailed program descriptions, pleasevisit Challengersports.com. Camp willbe held June 18-22 and Aug. 6-10,at the Pleasant Run Soccer Complexand Park. Morning and evening sessiontimes are available.
Ages 3-4 1 hour session $ 90Ages 5–6 1.5 hour session $107Ages 7–16 3 hour session $125
All Star Sports and GamesCome join an awesome sports program,where the main ingredient is FUN! Youwill experience such sports as basketball,soccer, flag football and other fungames, like capture the flag, Frisbeegolf, ultimate Frisbee, kickball anddodgeball. This program will give youlots of exercise, while also enjoyingevery minute of it. Registration endsJune 19. Instructor: Max Out Sports
Ages 5-12 Colleyville ElementaryMon.-Thu. June 25-289am-Noon $99
Indoor Flag FootballIndoor flag football combines the skills of learning the positions of thequarterback, wide receiver and runningback, with lots of other fun games centered around football. You will getto have a Super Bowl-style tournamenton the last day of camp that will combinecompetition and good sportsmanship.Instructor: Bowmen Sports
Ages 5-12 Colleyville ElementaryMon.-Thu. July 9-121-4pm $99
DodgeballThis ultra-popular program includesseveral versions of dodgeball. The emphasis is on fun, teamwork and exercise. You will play many differentversions of the classic game using thenew coated foam dodgeballs. Thesedodgeballs are perfect for safe, funplay! Instructor: Bowmen Sports
Ages 5-11 Colleyville ElementaryMon.-Thu. Aug. 13-161-4pm $89
Colleyville Track ClubStay fit, increase your speed, stamina,and receive a great workout during thesummer months. Participants have theoption to attend track meets during thesummer with field and running eventsfor ages 6-18, divided by age group. Instructor: Steve Chippeaux
Ages 6-18 Cross Timbers MiddleSchool
Mon.-Thu. June 18-July 198-10am $83
Beginner GolfDesigned just for kids, this class includesinstruction on driving, chipping, scoring,game play and etiquette. Our goal isfor your player to become more confidentwith their golf swing and equipment.We also teach golf rules and strategy.Bring your own clubs or use ours. Instructor: Bowmen SportsAges 6-11 Sparger ParkMon.-Thu. June 18-218-10am July 23-26$89
Fort Worth Cats All-Skills CampCats team players will be taking timeout of their busy schedule to join usthis week to give instruction on drills,proper practice techniques and gamesituations. Campers will be grouped byage and ability to ensure maximumlearning to become a better all-aroundplayer. Each camper will receive avoucher for four tickets to a select Catsgame and a Cats t-shirt. Instructor:Cats staff
Ages 6–12 Reagan ParkMon.–Thu. June 25–289am–Noon $155
Athletics
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Lacrosse ClubFrom beginners to advanced athletes,you will achieve the individual skills andlearn team concepts that will rock yourcompetition! Lacrosse emphasizescross-over skill sets in football, soccer,basketball and hockey, so if you arelooking for a new work out come give it a try! Instructor: Colleyville LacrosseAssociation
Ages 7-14 McPherson ParkMon.-Thu. June 4-148:30-11am June 18-28$129 July 9-19
TetraBrazilTetraBrazil brings the flair and passionof Brazilian soccer to America. TetraBrazilsoccer camps provide American playerswith the opportunity to experience first-hand the kind of soccer training thathas made Brazil the most successfulsoccer nation in the world. The TetraBrazilsystem of coaching teaches Braziliantechniques, footwork and moves in afun and challenging environment! EachTetraBrazil camp will feature high qualitysoccer training from expert Braziliansoccer coaches. Each camper will receive a free TetraBrazil soccer balland t-shirt, plus a free TetraBrazil game jersey when you sign up online at Challengersports.com at least 45 daysprior to camp. Camp will be held July 9-13 at the Pleasant Run SoccerComplex and Park.
Ages 7–16 8:30-11:30am$155 5:30-8:30pm
Premier Basketball CampPremier is entering their 24th consecutiveyear offering this great camp to boysand girls in the area. Premier camperswill be grouped by age and ability toensure maximum learning. An emphasiswill be placed on the development ofskills such as shooting, ball handling,passing, rebounding, individual movesand defense. The camp will be highlighted by the appearances of NBApros. To register, please visit Premier’swebsite, Allstarcamps.com or call817.642.5560. Register before May 1,and receive a $15 discount
Ages 7-14 Heritage Middle SchoolMon.-Fri. July 16-209am-4pm $190
Yoga for YoungstersYoga has tons of benefits for young andold alike. It is a great workout to learnbecause it requires little or no equip-ment and soothes your soul. As youpractice yoga you will see improvedflexibility, strength, balance, staminaand a stronger body. Most of all yoga is fun and will leave you feeling relaxed, refreshed and peaceful! Dress comfortably in clothing that allows you to fully move your body. Instructor: Susan Rainey
Ages 9-13 Rock HouseMon. July 16-Aug. 132-3pm $39
Premier Volleyball CampThe Premier Volleyball Camp places anemphasis on transition, footwork andteam concepts, while reviewing thebasic individual skills of volleyball. Eachcamper will be grouped according toage and ability to ensure maximumlearning and skill development. To register, please visit Premier’s website,Allstarcamps.com or call 817.642.5560.Register before May 1, and receive a$15 discount.
Ages 9-14 Heritage Middle SchoolMon.-Thu. July 23-269am-4pm $190
Adult Enrichment
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ZumbaZumba combines fitness and motivatingmusic with combinations of world dance,creating a dynamic and excitingly effective and fun fitness program. Theroutines feature a combination of fastand slow rhythms that help to tone and sculpt the body. It's a mixture ofmovements with easy-to-follow dancesteps. No class on May 28 and September 3. Instructor: Dara Toney
Senior Center-Lone Star RoomMon./Thu. Apr. 30-June 115:45-6:45pm June 14-July 23$52 July 26-Sept. 6
Digital Photography and EditingLearn basic photo principles and become familiar with all the icons on your camera. Instruction in basicand advanced editing techniques will be included. Bring your camera and camera instruction book to the first session. Instructor: Beth Wasson
Rock House May 1-June 5Tue. June 12-July 176:30-8pm $37
Gentle Stretch YogaThis gentle class practiced to soothingmusic combines Level 1 poses, breathwork and meditation. Geared towardstudents who wish to move at a slowerpace, as well as those that desire amore gentle practice between their morevigorous activities. Props are used forgentle opening and relaxation, deepeningthe restorative benefits of the posessession. Instructor: Lynne Clem
Senior Center-Texas RoomSat. May 5-269:45-10:45am June 2-23$32 July 7-28
Hatha YogaCome experience the most widely practiced form of yoga in America,where you will concentrate on breathing,body and mind. The physical and mentalbenefits include increased flexibility,strength, stamina, awareness, concentration, balance and grace. Most of all yoga is fun and will leaveyou feeling relaxed, refreshed andpeaceful! Instructor: Susan Rainey
Senior Center-Texas RoomWed. May 2-June 66-7:15pm June 13-July 25$59 Aug. 1-Sept. 5
Beginners Ballroom DanceMove over Fred Astaire and GingerRogers! Gain confidence while havingfun as you experience a variety ofdances including the Fox Trot, Waltz,East Coast Swing, Rumba, Cha Cha andTango. Never have two left feet again!Instructors: Ernie and Diane Meyer
Senior Center-Texas RoomWed. June 6-July 117:30-8:30pm $59 per couple
Dog ConformationIf you’re preparing your dog to “show,”this class is a must! For details, call817.589.0763. Instructors: BetsyWatkins and Rudy Ayala
Grapevine High School-student parking lotWed. May 2- Aug. 298-9pm $5 per week, per dog
Tennis
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Tiny Tots (Quick Start)Class provides basic introduction to tenniswhile improving coordination.Ages 4-68:45-9:30am $43 per session
Junior Beginner (Elementary)Class covers the technique of all strokes in a fun, easy-to-learn manner. Ages 7-109:30-11am $79 per session
Junior Beginner (Middle School)Class covers the technique of all strokes ina fun, easy-to-learn manner. Ages 11-149:30-11am $79 per session
Advanced Beginner/IntermediateDesigned for players who have had prior instruction in the beginner class (ZAT, Mid-Cities, team tennis players or those wanting to start these events).Ages 15 & under11am-12:30pm $79 per session
TNT Tournament ToughDesigned for players with considerable playingexperience. Techniques, tactics and fitnesswill be stressed.Ages 18 & under11am-12:30pm $79 per session
Evening Classes/ClinicsJunior Beginner (Elementary & Middle)Class will cover the technique of all thestrokes in a fun, easy-to-learn manner.Classes will be divided by age.
Ages 7-14 June 11–July 9Mon. July 16–Aug. 65:30–7pm $79 per session
TNT Tournament Tough DrillDesigned for high school players with considerable playing experience. Technique,tactics and fitness will be stressed.
Ages 13–18 June 13–July 11Wed. July 18–Aug. 85:30-7pm $79 per session
Colleyville Tennis–Summer 2012City Park–5205 Bransford Road–City Park Tennis Court Hours: 6am–10pm
Court Reservation: $3 per player for 1.5 hours of play• Classes must have a minimum of three participants for the class to be held.• For class cancellations due to inclement weather, call 214.668.1619.• Any class cancelled due to inclement weather will be made up, rescheduled, or pro-rated on
the next session (No refunds for weather-related cancellations).• Students should bring water, a racket and wear sunscreen.
Classes will follow the listed sessions below unless otherwise stated :
Adult Classes
Adult Beginner ClinicClass is designed for players with little or no experience. All basic stroke techniqueswill be taught.Mon. June 11–July 97–8:30pm July 16–Aug. 6$70 per session
Adult Advanced Beginner/IntermediateDesigned for players who have had prior instruction in the beginner class. Techniquewill be stressed and tactics will be introduced.Mon. June 11–July 97–8:30pm July 16–Aug. 6$70 per session
Drop-in Drill ScheduleCall 214.668.1619 to reserve Men’s Drills;817.798.0970 to reserve Women’s Drills.Must have a minimum of three players confirmed for the class to be held.
Men’s Drill (4.0 & below)Wed. 7-8:30pm$15 per drill
Women’s Drill (3.0 & above)Tue. 12:30-2pmThu. 7-8:30pm$15 per drill
Women’s Drill (2.0–2.5)Thu. 12:30-2pm$15 per drill
Colleyville Mid-Cities Tennis TournamentThis is an entry-level, non-sanctioned tournament with an eight-game pro set andconsolation draw for non-qualifying players.Champ and super champ level players are noteligible. Divisions: Boys and Girls singles only
(8's, 10's, 12's, 14's, 16's, 18's) Site: City Park and GCISD courtsDate: Fri., Aug. 10Fee: $21
Session 1: Jun. 11 - 14Session 2: Jun. 18 - 21
Session 3: Jun. 25 - 28Session 4: Jul. 9 - 12
Session 5: Jul. 16 - 19Session 6: Jul. 23 - 26
Session 7: Jul. 30 - Aug. 2Session 8: Aug. 6 - 9
Private LessonsTo schedule private lessons or team drills,contact the head professional—Austin Wynne,USPTA, at 214.668.1619 or Director of Tennis—Kelly Langdon, USPTA, at 817.233.5793or email [email protected]
Private Lessons–Director of Tennis$52 per hour or $185 per series (4) hours$27 per half-hour
Private Lessons–Tennis Professional$50 per hour or $180 per series (4) hours$27 per half-hour
Group Drills–$90 per 1.5 hour group drillor $68 per 1 hour group drill
All activities and classes are open to individuals 50 and betterColleyville Senior Center Hours of Operations 2512 Glade Road Mon. ClosedColleyville, Texas 76034 Tue. 8am–2pm817.503.1195 5pm–9pm
Wed. 8am–2pmThu. 8am–2pmFri. 8am–2pm
Senior Center Annual Membership FeeResident memberships: No annual fee • Non-resident memberships: $10/year.Memberships include some free classes and programs, access to fitness room andspecial activities. A membership is not required if participating in classes, programsand activities that require a monthly fee or a one-time fee (examples: fitness, technology, special interests classes, trips and some special events).
Active Adult Enrichment
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Weekly Activities – Strengthen Your Mind with Fun
Tuesdays12:30pm Love, Peace and Tennis5pm Euchre5pm “42”5pm Supper and Social
Wednesdays9:30am Social Bridge
Fridays9am “84”9:30am Social Bridge9:30am “42”10am American Mah Jongg10am Chinese Mah Jongg
Monthly Activities – Stimulate Your Senses1st Tuesday String-Along with UsNoon
2nd Tuesday Blood Pressure CheckCourtesy of Colleyville Fire Department10:30am
2nd Tuesday Creative Cooking11am
1st Wednesday Genealogy Group10am
3rd Wednesday Breakfast in-a-Bag Day9:30am
1st Friday Blood Pressure CheckCourtesy of Woodridge at Grapevine11am
1st and 3rd Friday Metroport Meals on WheelsEnjoy lunch and bingo. Cost for the meal is $4 resident, $5 non-resident or you maybring a salad or a dessert.10am
2nd Friday Lunch and Learn11:30am
4th Friday Breakfast Brigade9am
Health and Wellness Classes – Nourish Your Mind, Body, and Soul
Jazzercise LiteTue./Thu.9-10am
Tai Chi for ArthritisTue.9-10am
ZumbaWed.1-2pm
Tai Chi-Yang StyleThu.11:45am-12:45pm
Yoga for ActiveAdultsTue./Thu.1-2pm
Please call the center at 817.503.1195 or check the websitefor the Senior Experience newsletter for technology andspecial interest class information.
Hours of OperationsMon. ClosedTue. 8am–2pm
5pm–9pmWed. 8am–2pmThu. 8am–2pmFri. 8am–2pm
Parks and Facilities
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Parks and RecreationDepartment
100 Main Street-Second Floor Colleyville, TX 76034
817.503.1180 • 817.503.1099 (fax)
ColleyvillePARD.comfor department and program information
Hours of OperationMon.–Fri. • 8:00am–5:00pm
Holiday ClosingsApril 6, May 28, July 4, September 3Please check your class information
for specific closure dates.
StaffMonica Sue Walsh
Director of Parks and Recreation
Chuck Majors Parks Superintendent
Troy Crawford Parks Supervisor
Amy Matthews Recreation Specialist
Renee GarrettSenior Center Supervisor
Kathy MooreAdministrative Secretary
MayorDavid Kelly
City CouncilStan Hall, Tom Hart, Michael Muhm, Jody Short, Mike Taylor, Carol Wollin
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
Debby Abitz, Charles Bethards, SuzanneHughes, Kenneth Llewellyn, Brett Oliver,
Thomas Parker, Tevon Taylor, Kathryn Wheat
Inclement Weather ProceduresFor the safety of our patrons, Colleyvillerecreation classes and programs will be cancelled or delayed according to theGrapevine-Colleyville Independent SchoolDistrict's (GCISD) announcements. Watch for announcements on local media channelsabout GCISD closings or delays and on thecity website at Colleyville.com.
Photo UseColleyville Parks and Recreation reserves the right to photograph and/or videotape participants in its programs and/or at its facilities. The photos and/or videos are strictlyfor the City of Colleyville’s use and may be usedin publications, flyers, brochures, videos, advertisements and the city website, Colleyville.com.
Picnic Pavilion RentalsRentals include picnic tables for exclusiveuse through the rental process. Pavilionsthat are available for rent: City Park, Colleyville Nature Center, Kimzey Park,McPherson Park and Sparger Park. Colleyville Nature Center is the only pavilion with a grill.
Reservations may be made through theParks and Recreation office, Monday, throughFriday, 8am-5pm. For more information orto check availability, call 817.503.1180.
Pavilion Prices:Colleyville residents$20 per hourNon–residents$30 per hour
McPherson-Red Pavilion:Seats up to 100 peopleColleyville residents$40 per hourNon–residents$60 per hour
Wedding Rentals:Rent any park for $100
Support Your Parks:Colleyville Parks and Recreation offers a variety of opportunities for groups andindividuals wishing to share their talents andtime volunteering in their park and recreationsystem. We rely on their energy and passionfor the parks and activities they love. Pleaseview more information about the followingprograms at ColleyvillePARD.com to supportyour local parks.
• VIP (Volunteer in Parks)
• Living Tree Donation
• Adopt-A-SpotAss
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ations Colleyville Baseball Association
ColleyvilleBaseball.comInformation line–817.416.BALL (2255)
Colleyville Girl’s Softball AssociationColleyvilleSoftball.comInformation line–817.595.6599
Colleyville Lacrosse AssociationColleyvilleLacrosse.com
Colleyville Soccer AssociationColleyvilleSoccer.netInformation line–817.251.8586
Grapevine-Colleyville Youth Football & [email protected]
Northeast Youth Basketball AssociationEteamz.com/NYBA
Parks and Facilities
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Park Hours:6am–10pm(except Colleyville Nature Center)
1. City Hall-Parks and Recreation Office100 Main Street-Second Floor• 817.503.1180• Class and facility registration(s)
2. Bransford Park 408 Shelton Drive (2 Acres)• Bransford Historic Marker• Historic Caboose• Historic Webb House• Open-Play Space
3. City Park and Kidsville5205 Bransford Road (40 Acres)• Amphitheater• 2 Basketball Courts• Concession/Restrooms • Covered Pavilion• Horseshoe Pits• Multi–Use Trail (1 mile)• Picnic Tables• Tree House Playground• Pond• 2 Sand Volleyball Courts• 6 Tennis Courts (lighted)• Youth Baseball/Softball Fields (lighted)
4. Colleyville Nature Center100 Mill Wood Drive (46 Acres)• Amphitheater• Covered Pavilion• Fishing Pier• Grill• Multi–Use Trail (3-1/2 miles)• Playground• 9 Ponds• Open 30 minutes before sunrise to
30 minutes after sunset
5. Colleyville Senior Center2512 Glade Road• 817.503.1195• Multi–Use Trail (1/2 mile)• WWII Memorial• Practice Backstop
6. Cotton Belt Trail• Multi–Use Trail (2-8/10 miles in Colleyville)
7. Kimzey ParkMelanie Drive at Atlanta Drive (20 Acres)• Basketball Court• Covered Pavilion• Fishing Pier• Multi–Use Trail (1/4 mile)• Open-Play Space• Playground• Pond• Practice Backstop• Sand Volleyball Court
8. L.D. Lockett Park315 L.D. Lockett Road (4.5 Acres)• Horseshoe Pit• Open-Play Space• Picnic Tables
9. McPherson Park and Rock House 240 West McDonwell School Road(27 Acres)• Basketball Court• Covered Pavilion• Group Pavilion (seats 100 people)• Historic Dairy Barn• Historic Log Barn• Multi–Use Trail (1-1/4 miles)• Open-Play Space• Picnic Tables• Pond• Practice Backstop• Restrooms• Sand Volleyball Court• Wind Sculptures• Splashpad
Open Memorial Day-Labor DaySplashpad may be closed due to water conservation restrictions. For updates,please visit colleyville.com.
10. Pleasant Run Soccer Complex and Park6501 Pleasant Run Road (33 Acres)• Concession/Restrooms• Multi–Use Trail (1 mile)• Picnic Tables• Soccer Game Fields• Soccer Practice Fields
11. Reagan Park709 L.D. Lockett Road (5 Acres)• Batting Cages• Practice Baseball Field• Practice Softball Field
12. Sparger Park4301 Bedford Road (8 Acres)• Covered Pavilion• Multi–Use Trail (1/3 mile)• Open-Play Space• Picnic Tables• Playground• POW Memorial• Restrooms
13. Woodbriar Park301 West Greenbriar Drive (2 Acres)• Covered Pavilion• Multi–Use Trail (1/10 mile)• Playground
To view park locations
please see page 14
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SchoolsA. Bransford Elementary SchoolB. Colleyville Heritage High SchoolC. Colleyville Elementary SchoolD. Colleyville Middle SchoolE. Glenhope Elementary SchoolF. Heritage Elementary SchoolG. Heritage Middle SchoolH. O.C. Taylor Elementary SchoolI. Liberty Elementary School
Help Us Maintain Your ParksAlthough crews inspect park sites on aregular basis, litter or vandalism mayoccur, or additional maintenance may benecessary between visits. The next timeyou visit one of the parks and noticeanything that needs attention, please report to the Parks and Recreation Department at 817.503.1180.
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The McPherson Park group pavilion provides a beautiful backdrop for familyreunions, company picnics, birthdaysand seats up to 100 people. Reserveyour special date today!
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July Parks andRecreation MonthTo get you ready for NationalParks and Recreation month,we are planning FREE parkactivities in June to help youget the ideas flowing! Be sureto join us at each event, opento all ages, for games, prizesand fun! Head over to the Library afterwards for moreentertainment with the SummerReading Club from 2-3pm onTuesday and Thursday.
Popsicles in the ParkCity Park-KidsvilleThu., June 14 1-2pm
Races and RelaysSparger ParkTue., June 19 11am-Noon
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