Family and MWR Hohenfels

events.programs.trips

Unit Level Volleyball Team RegistrationFebruary 1- March 2Sports & Fitness is accepting Letters of Intent for our upcoming Intramural Volleyball program. If you have a team and are interested in participating please stop by the Post Gym.

Indoor Bouldering Night in NurembergMarch 1Leave behind ropes and harnesses and use only climbing shoes and a bag of chalk over safety mats. Your challenge is to climb short but tricky bouldering “problems” using balance, technique, strength and your brain. Contact Outdoor Recreation to sign up.

Pool TournamentMarch 4, 7-11 p.m.Do you think you’ve got mad pool skills? Prove it! Compete in a classic bar pastime at the Zone with our free pool tables. Open to ID Card Holders 18 and over.

Community Flea MarketMarch 5, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.Start your spring cleaning! Bring anything and everything to sell at this pre-spring indoor flea market at the CAC. Reserve your spot Monday – Friday until there is no room left! Spots are $10 each. Make your own prices and keep the profits!

Snowshoe Hike while your Kids Learn to SkiMarch 5Let Outdoor Recreation take you snowshoeing into the magic of the Bavarian Forest while our experienced instructors take your children onto the bunny slopes and teach them how to ride the snow. Everyone will reconvene in the afternoon for hot drinks and lots of stories to share.

Headlamp Snowshoe Hike in the WoodsMarch 8Looking for something fun to do on those long winter evenings? On snowshoes, we hike through the night and push away the cold and the darkness with our high spirits and great stories. Headlamps show us the way - and we may even gather a cup of mulled wine or cocoa after the journey. Sign up at Outdoor Recreation.

Texas Hold ‘Em TournamentMarch 11, 6:45 p.m. Come out to the Zone and enjoy one of America’s favorite card games. Texas Hold’ Em is one of the most popular variants of poker and has fascinated players for many years. $25 buy-ins and rebuys.

Parents’ Night OutMarch 11, 6:30 – 11:30 p.m. Do you need an evening without the kids? Drop your children off with our childcare experts and enjoy a nice quiet evening, a romantic date with your spouse or an action filled movie. Children must be signed up and registered with CYSS two days in advance. Contact Parent Central Services or register at https://webtrac.mwr.army.mil/webtrac/hohenfelscyms.html.

Express Ski at the Zugspitze ArenaMarch 12A winter holiday at the Zugspitze - paradise for skiers. Transportation to this beautiful alpine ski destination is included in your trip fee. Lift tickets and gear rentals are available at an additional fee.

Erdinger ThermeMarch 12Visit the largest SPA in Europe! Fourteen Water Slides – some of them longer than three American football fields added together! There are twenty-five saunas differing in temperature and humidity, massages, relaxation areas, pools of every description.

PROGRAMS EVENTSTRIPS

March 2016

Indoor Roped Climbing Night in RegensburgMarch 15Wanting to learn to climb or just stay strong for the real rock? Come with Outdoor Recreation down to the indoor rock climbing gym in Regensburg! Their facility is one of the largest in Germany. There will be an intro class for first timers and a leading class for those ready to be on the sharp end. Contact Outdoor Recreation to sign up.

READ Poster ContestMarch 15-April 1Pick up your READ poster entry at the Library and get a chance to WIN! You could have your own personally designed READ poster hung in the library and more! Entries due by April 1; winners announced by April 6.

Princess PartyMarch 18, 4-5 p.m.Attention all princesses and princes! The Library is hereby inviting you to our Princess Party, to include stories, songs, crafts, and just maybe, dancing! Fun for ages 3-10. Dress up is encouraged!

KaraokeMarch 18, 7-11 p.m.If you’re looking to spice up your evening and enjoy a night of local performers singing and dancing to your favorite music, this Karaoke Night at the Zone is just right for you.

Zurich Express TripMarch 19Switzerland’s largest city retains much of its old-world charm. Located on the northern shore of Lake Zurich, in the heart of the country, the city has countless attractions for art-lovers, history buffs, foodies and outdoor adrenaline junkies. Built between the wooded slopes of two giant peaks, Zurich sits divided by the beautiful Limmat River. There’s much to explore and more to love. Passport Required. Contact Outdoor Recreation to sign up.

School Age Center Spring CampMarch 21-24Don’t let your children get bored at home! Join the SAC for a week full of fun activities such as gardening, woodworking, fitness camp and other fun outdoor activities! Register at Parent Central Services.

Rainbow Loom ClubMarch 22, 3-4 p.m.Do you Loom? Do you want to learn? Come to our monthly Rainbow Loom Club at the Library and make some cool bracelets and more. Use our looms and supplies or bring your own. Lots of fun for ages 8 and up!

Eclectic Book ClubMarch 29, 5-6 p.m.Now that the kids are back in school, you have more time to read, right? Join our Eclectic Book club as we embark on epic journeys through books, with the added deliciousness of talking about them afterwards! Call the Library for more information.

April Fool’s Books for KidsMarch 29 – April 8At the Library, kids can choose from our display of wrapped books, using just a short description as a guide! Will you be an April Fool or an April Cool? Will you love it or hate it or just, meh? Take a chance! For kids ages 6 and up.

Spring Fling CraftsMarch 30, 2:30-4 p.m.The Library has bunnies and flowers, and more fun crafts to make and take! This craft is perfect for ages 3-12.

English as a Second Language (ESL) Class Mondays, 11 a.m. - noonHola! Servus! Hello! Do you need to brush up on your English speaking skills? Did you know that ACS offers free English Conversation class? All you have to do is call ACS so we can schedule you for English practice during our weekly class.

Kids KonnectionWednesdays and Thursdays, 9-11 a.m.This twice weekly playgroup offers a fun and diverse format featuring music time, free play and special activity stations. Redefined for ages 6 weeks to 4 years, this program offers flexibility and opportunity to meet new people who are raising young children in our Hohenfels community. Bring your child, a mid-morning snack and join in on the fun.

Baby Boot CampThursdays, 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.If you think about it, the reason for Boot Camp, really the reason for any kind of training is to get ready for the ‘main’ event. This newly revised 7-part rotating program is for those who are expecting a new arrival that answers questions most books and programs don’t. Geared for parents-to-be, this workshop covers topics such as birth certificate process in Germany, breast feeding, personal expectations, bringing baby home and much more.

Hearts Apart Coffee GroupMarch 1, 8:45-10 a.m.This program is designed to support spouses whose partner is on an unaccompanied tour or deployment. Share common concerns, ask questions and participate in social activities. Bring the kids. We meet at the Java Café.

Thirft Savings Plan (TSP) - Everything You Need to KnowMarch 1, 2-3 p.m. Your 401k and Roth option explained. This class includes a TSP description, enrollment, contributions, investment funds and the new ROTH option. It’s everything you need to know to make your money work for you.

“Why Volunteer?” WorkshopMarch 2, 11 a.m. - noonAre you looking for ways to help out in the community but don’t know where to start? Are you seeking other career enhancing opportunities but need experience to apply? This is a great workshop that shows you where to start and why. We explore the steps necessary to volunteering in our community as well as which organizations are looking for your support.

Volunteer Records - What OPOCs Need To KnowMarch 2, 1-2 p.m.This session will provide Organizational Points of Contact (OPOC) guidelines for creating and maintaining Volunteer Service Records, understand the OPOC’s Role with regards to Volunteer Management, ensuring Volunteers gain a thorough knowledge of their position, learn various recognition ideas, tracking hours and Professional Development.

Survival German 101Mach 2, 3, 9 & 10, 5:15-7:15 p.m.4-Part series - Survival German makes it easier for you to order food in restaurants, shop, travel, ask for directions and understand German doctors. You will simply feel more comfortable living in Germany. This could be the best use of 8 hours of your life ever.

Take Control of Your Finances March 3, 10-11:30 a.m. & 1:30-3 p.m.Managing your credit and controlling debt are two issues that should be concerns to everyone. These areas can become big problems quickly. This workshop will provide insight into making good decisions managing this necessary component in today’s lifestyle.

VMIS Training for VolunteersMarch 3, 11 a.m. - noonThe course is a step by step guide to the Volunteer Management Information System (VMIS). Learn how to register as a volunteer, create your profile, apply for volunteer positions and log your volunteer hours. If you are a new volunteer or new to the Hohenfels community and want to volunteer, this course is for you.

Contact Hohenfels ACS to register for classes in advance.

Infant Massage March 3, 11 a.m. - noonLearn the art of infant massage. this 4-week training will provide parents with the basics of massaging your infant from birth to 12 months. Learn how to use massage to relax your baby, improve sleep, and promote bonding between parent and child.

VMIS Training for OPOCsMarch 3, 1-2 p.m.This one hour program is designed specifically for volunteer points of contact for local units and organizations. This class provides detailed information on the web based Volunteer Management Information System (VMIS) site, how to add a volunteer and their hours into the system, create and add position descriptions, view applicant information, set up meetings with potential volunteers who have applied and understand the importance of tracking hours.

Saving and Investing March 8, 10-11:30 a.m.Back home, you would pay hundreds of dollars for a financial seminar that gives insight on mutual funds; explains the difference between stocks and bonds; offers advice on when a Roth IRA is may better serve your needs than a traditional IRA; identifies investment opportunities and establishes a perspective between the risk of an investment and the reward it returns. This is a great opportunity to identify your own personal investment profile, while you learn the basics of investments.

FRG Key Contact TrainingMarch 8, 1-3 p.m. Get prepared for this important role within the FRG. Obtain valuable skills, tools, resources and know your responsibilities when communicating and working with Family members.

Resilience ‘Lunch and Learn’ Living a Resilience LifestyleMarch 9, 12:30-1:30 p.m. Bring a lunch and find out that ‘Resilience’ is not just a word, but a life foundation that will create a happier and more adaptive person and family. This one hour event is a perfect start at flattening out that bumpy road of life.

Dream Big!! – Plan Now!March 9, 1:30-3 p.m.Making your ideal retirement a reality is not a difficult thing. But it’s not automatic, but with the proper goals and planning, you can look forward to a comfortable retirement. Let us show you the steps to take.

Take Control of Your Finances March 10, 10-11:30 a.m.Managing your credit and controlling debt are two issues that should be concerns to everyone. These areas can become big problems quickly. This workshop will provide insight into making good decisions managing this necessary component in today’s lifestyle. Consult calendar for dates and times for this program.

Family Karaoke NightMarch 18, 4-8 p.m.This fun event is open to everyone in the Hohenfels community that wants to participate, so share it with friends, families and neighbors. There are over 25,000 songs to choose from including classics, movies, hip-hop, pop and more. A good singing voice is not required.

Smooth Move WorkshopMarch 23, 1-3 p.m. Is your upcoming PCS stressing you out? How do I plan for a PCS move? Are you lost and have no idea what to do? When should you contact your landlord to let them know you’re leaving? How much will the move cost me? Will my spouse be able to find a job at our next duty station? What am I entitled to? All these questions and more will be answered.

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Phone DirectoryFamily and MWR Admin Office, B33........................466-2079Army Lodging, B63...................................................466-1700Arts & Crafts, B18.....................................................466-2538Automotive Skills Center, B392A..............................466-2690Army Community Services (ACS), B10.....................466-4860BOSS - Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers......466-4708Bowling Center, B14.................................................466-4611Community Activity Center, B40..............................466-2670Java Café, Kid’s Zone

Library, B49...............................................................466-1740Outdoor Recreation, H15.........................................466-2060Post Gym, B88..........................................................466-2883Special Events, B33..................................................466-4708Value Added Tax (VAT) Office, B10..........................466-1780Warrior Zone, B150...................................................466-3705

Child, Youth & School ServicesCYSS Admin Office, B33...........................................466-4718Parent Central Services, B10.....................................466-2078Child Development Center, B111.............................466-4706School Age Center, B112.........................................466-2822Youth Center, B72.....................................................466-4492Youth Sports, B33.....................................................466-2488

Civilian Prefix 09472-83-xxxx

Ongoing ProgramsChildren Story TimeWednesdays, 11 a.m. (Lapsit)Thursday, 10 a.m.

Lego Builders Club3rd Wednesday of each month at the Library.Ages 8+.

Cosmic BowlingSaturdays, 3 - 10:30 p.m. CYSS SKIESUnlimited ClassesSKIESUnlimited stands for “School of Knowledge, Inspiration, Exploration and Skills” with the word “Unlimited” for the unlimited possibilities that this program provides Children and Youth. Classes include: Piano, Taekwondo, Karate and Tiny Tumblers. For more information on each program and how to sign up, please contact Parent Central Services.

No DOD, Army or Federal endorsement implied.

March 21Java Café 10 a.m. | Sunrise Lodge 3 p.m.

March 22Arts & Crafts 10 a.m. | Bowling Center 3 p.m.

March 23Library 10 a.m. | Auto Skills Center 3 p.m.

March 24Outdoor Recreation 11 a.m. | Post Gym 3 p.m.

March 25Commissary 9 a.m.

DSN 466-4708, CIV 09472-83-4708www.hohenfels.armyMWR.com

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