village of evendale

MAY 2021 VILLAGE OF EVENDALE

Dear Neighbors and Friends,

Silco Fire & Security Cincinnati is having its grand opening of its new building on May 21st. It is

going to be kind of different; they are going to have a “wet-down.” It is what new military pilots do

after their first solo flight. They get wet down by a firehose. So I guess we are going to “wet-down”

the front door? We will see.

We have been approved for two electric vehicle charging stations on the Municipal grounds. They

will be placed by the police garage. I can see a time when the Village may buy electric vehicles in

the future. The Police, Fire, Service, and Recreation Departments are all candidates. Their vehicles

travel short distances for the most part. I can see the Federal government going big in this field.

Yes, your tax dollars at work.

Whenever you receive money from the Federal government, the paperwork that comes with it is an

overwhelming amount. The COVID funds we received is no exception. Fortunately, our Chief Fiscal

Officer and our fire chief have kept up with it. And as usual with the Feds, they keep changing the

rules to receive our $500,000 for the $1.8 trillion American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) recently passed

Congress. Again we will have much bookkeeping to work on. However, the Ohio Municipal League

is very good at guidance. It is dues well spent.

I looked out my window which overlooks the main ballfield on our campus. Lo and behold there was

a team practicing and the coach was using an automatic machine to throw flyballs to the

outfielders. What ever happened to the fungo bat? Remember them?

Lastly, Duke has started construction of the pipeline under Reading Road even though we DO NOT

have a decision from the Ohio Supreme Court. None the less, you may want to watch their

progress. Big equipment and big pipes, my great-grandson will be in 7th heaven.

Sincerely,

Your Mayor

Financial Comparison

2020 2021

March Year to Date March Year to Date

Total Revenue $ 1,307,756 $ 3,775,278 $ 1,189,802 $ 3,871,195

Total Expenditures $ 1,131,033 $ 3,701,309 $ 1,055,201 $ 3,581,498

Net Result $ 176,173 $ 73,969 $ 134,601 $ 289,697

FINANCE DEPARTMENT

VILLAGE OF EVENDALE - MAY, 2021

The following ordinances were opted by the Council of the

Village of Evendale at the Regular Council Meeting on April 13,

2021.

ORD #21-17

AN ORDINANCE APPOINTING SEAN P. MCKINNEY AND TIMOTHY

D. HOLLOWAY AS POLICE LIEUTENANTS EFFECTIVE ON THE

EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ORDINANCE AND DECLARING AN

EMERGENCY.

ORD #21-14

AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A TRANSFER FROM THE

CONTINGENCY FUND TO THE FIRE DEPARTMENT AND

DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.

ORD #21-16

AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A TRANSFER FROM THE

CONTINGENCY FUND TO THE BUILDING MAINTENANCE

DEPARTMENT.

ORD # 21-19

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTION 258.220 TO PROVIDE

FOR THE ABILITY TO MODIFY CERTAIN PERSONNEL POLICIES

AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.

ORD #21-20

ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR A MODIFICATION OF CERTAIN

VILLAGE PERSONNEL POLICIES, PURSUANT TO SECTION

258.220 OF THE CODIFIED ORDIANCES OF THE VILLAGE OF

EVENDALE IN ORDER TO RETAIN BILL MECHLEY, THE VILLAGE

ELECTRICIAN, BEYOND WHAT WOULD HAVE BEEN HIS

RETIREMENT DATE AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.

ORD # 21-21

ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO HIRE PART-TIME

AND SEASONAL EMPLOYEES FOR THE RECREATION

DEPARTMENT AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.

ORD #21-22

AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE PAYMENT OF AMOUNTS

DUE UPON CERTAIN CONTRACTS REQUIRING CERTIFICATION

OF AVAILABILTY OF FUNDS AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.

ORD #21-23

ORDINANCE APPROVING WATER MANAGEMENTAND

SEDIMENTATION CONTROL PLAN FOR KINETIC VISION AND

AUTHORIZING BUILDING COMMISSIONER TO ISSUE PERMIT

AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.

An emergency clause is frequently added to an

ordinance in order to allow the ordinance or resolution to go

into effect immediately upon adoption. Under

Evendale's Charter, the emergency provision must be sepa-

rately voted on and approved by no less than five members of

Council. It must include a reason for why it is necessary .

VILLAGE OF EVENDALE

ADOPTED ORDINANCES AND

RESOLUTIONS

BUILDING, ZONING, AND

CODE ENFORCEMENT

Tips on Residential Fence Installations

Residential fences are one of the most common home im-

provement projects a property owner undertakes. Most eve-

ry community has some standards with regards to fences,

and Evendale is no different. If you are thinking of installing

a new fence, or replacing an old one, please keep these

points in mind:

A Building Permit is required prior to construction. A

small fee applies.

Any fence must be 70% transparent (e.g. ornamental

metal, Kentucky board, split-rail, etc.). Privacy and

chain-link fences are NOT PERMITTED.

The maximum height is 4 feet at the property line, but 6

feet if setback at least 10 feet away from the property

line.

The fence may include a coated mesh material that pre-

vents animals from escaping the yard.

Fences are permitted in the side and rear yard only.

The Village does not provide surveys of property bounda-

ries.

As noted above, a Building Permit is required prior to con-

struction. You may obtain a permit or ask a question by con-

tacting the Building Department via phone (513-956-2665)

or email ([email protected]). The process to obtain

a permit is easy and can usually be completed in 24-48

hours. Thank you for keeping Evendale beautiful!

FIRE DEPARTMENT The Evendale Fire Department would like to

thank Captain Dennis Brown for his 25

years of service to the Village. Dennis

began his career on January 1, 1996 as

a firefighter paramedic with the village

and was promoted to Lieutenant in

2002. He was promoted to Captain in

2012. He also served as one of the

department specialists conducting fire

safety inspections. Dennis is the current

fire chief at the city of Wyoming and will

continue his professional career in that

capacity. We wish him a great

retirement from the village and a healthy

career at Wyoming FD.

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INCOME TAX

DEPARTMENT

COVID-19 Impacts on operations –

The current public health emergency

has impacted normal business

operations. In-personal taxpayer

assistance remains suspended at this

time. Taxpayer assistance is available

by telephone and by email.

If you need to visit our office to drop off

information or to drop off your

completed tax return, you may do so at

the Administration Lobby window, M-F

8:00am to 4:00pm. You may also use

the Secured Tax Department Drop Box

located in the Lobby of our Police

Department after normal business

hours. The Police Department Lobby is

open 24/7.

Filing & Payment Due Date -

The due date for filing your 2020

Evendale Individual Income Tax Return

has now been extended to May 17,

2021 (announced 3/24/21).

In accordance with the State of Ohio’s

announcement to extend the state

filing due date to follow the federal

government and IRS, the time to file

your 2020 Evendale Individual Income

Tax Return has also been extended to

Monday, May 17, 2021.

E-file/E-pay – The E-file system is

available for most individuals to file

their 2020 Evendale Income Tax

Return. You may access the system by

visiting our website. An E-pay system

is included as an option for paying the

balance of tax due by credit card. A

service fee is charged by the 3rd party

credit card processor if utilizing E-Pay.

Tax Forms – Tax forms are available

on our website evendaleohio.org/tax-

d e p a r t m e n t / p a g e s / t a x - f o r m s

For questions or assistance with your

Evendale tax return, we are happy to

help! Please call the Tax Department at

513-563-2671 or email Cindy Vaske,

Tax Administrator at

[email protected]

GHF’s Plant Sale Fundraiser is scheduled for Saturday May 8 10am-12pm.

Preorder today at https://ghfplantsale.eventbrite.com. We will also have

some plants available the day of the sale in the drive thru.

Be enchanted by the history of Ohio's barns and the art of telling their sto-

ries. You are invited to join us in welcoming artist and author Dr. Robert

Kroeger to Gorman Heritage Farm – on May 1 from 11AM to 2PM – as he

presents his stories and experience from his Ohio Barn Project, during

which he painted historic barns in all 88 counties in Ohio. The History Press

recently published "Historic Barns of Ohio," a book that includes images –

64 in color – of each of the county barn paintings, along with an essay

about the barn or the nearby area. Register at https://www.eventbrite.com/

e/historic-barns-of-ohio-painting-demonstration-book-signing-and-farm-tour-

tickets-149415819739..

Nothing says Farm Fun like a Hayride! Hayride

begins at 11:30 on Wednesdays, weather per-

mitting. You must be checked in, admission

paid for non residents, by 11:15 to hop a ride

around the Farm. Pickup is near the Interpre-

tive Center.

Farm Fresh Meats

Preorder GHF’s delicious chicken for pickup in May, June,

July and October. Never too early to secure your Thanksgiv-

ing turkey with a deposit - we sell out every year! Beef and

pork shares are also available - consider splitting with a

family member or neighbor. Learn more at www.gormanfarm.org/products/

meat-poultry

Save the Date for the annual Row by Row Dinner! August 21, 2021 6-

10pm.

We are planning an in-person, covid conscious event, featuring ingredients

lovingly grown and raised on the Farm and prepared by local restaurants

Gabby's Cafe, Tela Bar+Kitchen, Colonel De's Kitchen, High Grain Brewing

Co., with desserts by PieBird. A Deeper Roots Coffee Bar and Bourbon tast-

ing with Three Chord Bourbon will complement a selection of wines and

beer by High Grain Brewing Co.

Tickets available on our website beginning June 1. Thanks to our event

sponsors: Waltz Business Solutions, Deeper Roots Coffee, Beth & Chris Ca-

narie, Inner City Youth Opportunities, Our Land Organics, Evolution Creative

Solutions, Anthony's Dry Cleaners, and Barb & Joe Rohs.

Gorman Heritage Farm is celebrating 25 years! Remember that Evendale

Residents get free daily admission to the Farm. Please stop in the Interpre-

tive Center and let us know you are visiting (helps us keep track of annual

visitors!). While you’re here, ask to say hi to or meet

our Executive Director, Tricia Watts! We encourage you

to become Members and Donors to support the mis-

sion of Gorman Heritage Farm to educate about agri-

culture, nutrition, sustainability, and the environment.

Visit gormanfarm.org to learn more!

GORMAN HERITAGE

FARM


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Performing Arts,

Dance & Yoga

TRI-COUNTY PLAYERS PRESENTS,

AN INSPECTOR CALLS

Bell Tower Arts Pavilion

Theater

Fridays & Saturdays,

May 7, 8, 14, 15, 21, 22 at 8pm

Sundays, May 9, 16, 23 at 3pm

Tickets $12.00,

Box Office: 513-471-2030

CINCINNATI ACTOR’S STUDIO (18+)

Mondays, Wednesdays & Thursdays

$25 per class,

Call Steve 513-615-2827 to register

TIPPI TOES TINY TOES (AGES 2-3) Mondays OR Tuesdays, 5:00—5:30 pm,

$50 month,

TIPPI TOES BALLET, TAP & JAZZ

Mondays (ages 5-8) OR Tuesdays

(ages 4-7), 5:45 – 6:30 pm $60 month (residents receive dis-

counts)

GENTLE FLOW YOGA (13+)

Mondays & Wednesdays, 9:30-10:30

am, $10 per class, Register at deb-

[email protected]

DANCEBLAST! (16+)

Tuesdays, 7:15 pm, Register @ dance-

blastinfo.com

Music

Evendale residents 18 and younger

qualify for scholarships.

Drum & Percussion—Chris Ellison— call

513-259-9664

Guitar—Lou Larson—call 513-675-9545

Piano—Aisha Butler—call 513-236-5711

Piano & Voice—Roxanne Engle—call 513

-948-9896

Violin & Viola—Gayle Castle—513-310-

9147

Visual Arts

WATERCOLOR WEDNESDAY—MAY

FLOWERS!

Wednesday, May 5, 6:30—8:30 pm, $20

Email registration to

[email protected]

(Class size limited to 9—register today!)

OPEN PAINTING STUDIO

Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays

Bell Tower Arts Pavilion—lower level,

10 am—2:30 pm, Free.

OIL PAINTING CLASS

Tuesdays, 9:30 am—2:00 pm

$13 each class

Email [email protected] for registration

and information. Pre-registration

required—class size limited. Class held

at Bell Tower Arts Pavilion lower level.

BEGINNING DRAWING CLASS

Tuesdays, 2:30 – 4:00 pm

May 4 – June 22

$175 for 8 week session

Contact DJ Berard at

[email protected] to register and for

supply list. Class held at Bell Tower Arts

Pavilion lower level.

BEGINNING AND ADVANCED PAINTING

Tuesdays, 4:30 – 6:30 pm

May 4 – June 22

$175 for 8 week session

Contact DJ Berard at

[email protected] to register and for

supply list. Class held at Bell Tower Arts

Pavilion lower level

CREATE WITH CLAY (AGES 5-12)

Mondays, May 3, 10, 17, 24

6:30-7:30 pm, Lower Art Studio, ECAC

$15.00 per class. Min: 4

Weekly kids class to create and play

with clay with instruction as needed.

Glaze colors available to paint during

class after 1st firing. REGISTER AT REC

CENTER FRONT DESK

CLAY CLASS—VASES

Tuesdays, May 4 & 11 (ages 18+)

10:00-11:30 am, Lower Art Studio,

ECAC

$65.00, Min: 4

Make a set of small simple textured

vases in varying sizes. In the first class,

learn how to make a temporary mold,

decorate a slab and construct a vase. In

the 2nd class, choose from a variety of

glazes to finish your piece.

REGISTER AT REC CENTER FRONT DESK

CLAY CLASS—DECORATIVE HANGING

TILES

Tuesdays, May 18 & 25 (ages 18+)

10:00-11:30 am, Lower Art Studio,

ECAC

$65.00, Min: 4

Play with textures and form by making

Decorative Hanging Tiles. In the first

class, learn how to make, cut, and deco-

rate a slab and construct a wall hanger.

In the 2nd class, choose from a variety

of glazes to finish your piece. REGISTER

AT REC CENTER FRONT DESK

Exhibits

2021 EVENDALE FINE ARTS EXHIBIT

Due to current restrictions there is lim-

ited capacity of 10

people in the gallery. Masks are re-

quired. Please practice social distanc-

ing. Timed entry tickets available at vil-

lage

website.

Exhibition Hours:

Friday, April 30, 6:00-9:00 pm

Saturday, May 1, 12:00-4:00 pm

Sunday, May 2, 1:00-4:00 pm

Monday, May 3, 12:00-5:00 pm

The exhibit is held at the EVENDALE

RECREATION CENTER, 10500 Reading

Rd. Cincinnati, OH 45241

Pre-registration is required.

For questions, call Susan Gordy at

513-563-1350 or email

[email protected]







SWIM TEAM

Season runs May 24 to July 22

(estimate)

(6 & unders start June 7)

Resident & returning Business member

registration fee is $20 (includes t-shirt

if signed up by 5/1.) Grandfathered

Non-residents will be allowed to sign-up

for $50 Fee (includes t-shirt if signed

up by 5/1.) No other non-residents will

be taken.

Starting May 3, the resident &

Business fee will be $30 per partici-

pant*

Latex caps will not be ordered this year.

If you would like to purchase a silicone

swim cap for $10.00, please order at

sign-up. You can add last name for an

additional $3. T-shirt and swim cap

deadline is 5/9.

Parent orientation meeting is tentative-

ly set for Monday, May 17 at 7:00 pm

in the Recreation Center. Volunteer

positions will be made available at 9

p.m., after the meeting. Positions are

filled on a first come, first serve basis.

Every family is required to volunteer.

Suit Ordering will be done online for

2021. Once signed up this information

will be sent to all parents.

Parents register at the recreation

center and pay the swim fee; once the

team coordinator confirms with the

center that you have registered and

paid, you will be authorized onto the

website. Then you should register on

the Eagles website

https://www.teamunify.com/Home.jsp?team=recnlee as a participant.

Practices start Monday, May 24 after

school. No practice 5/31.

***NO 6 & Unders attend until June 7.

**Regardless of what practice kids

may have swam in the previous

summer swimmers must follow the age

-groups for the after school practices.

3:30 - 4:30 pm 9 & Over

(no 8 & unders at this time)

4:30 – 5:00 pm 8 & under

5:00 – 6:00 pm 9 & over

(no 8 & unders at this time)

Morning practices start Tuesday, June

1. Practice M-F, including meet days.

8:00 – 9:30 am 13 and over

9:30 – 10:15 am ages 7, 8, & 9

10:15 – 11:15 am ages 10, 11, 12

11:15 – 11:45 am 6 & under

Meets are on Tuesday and Thursday

evenings; Championships and Awards

Night information will be sent out at a

later date. “New” swimmers should be

comfortable and confident in the water

on their own. The swimmer will need to

be able to enter the water on their own

and maneuver in an independent

manner past the flags. Full evaluation

dates and details online.

POOL INFORMATION

As of the print deadline for this Newsletter,

reservations through SuperSaas will once

again be required for the pool. We are working

with the state and local health department to

seek further clarification for operations.

Regardless of this new information, pool

members will be able to resume family guest

privileges Monday – Thursday during the

evenings only. Updates and information will be

posted on our Facebook page, Village website

and via e-mail blast once a plan is finalized.

POOL HOURS

MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND

Saturday, May 29 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM

Sunday, May 30 Noon – 8:00 PM

Monday, May 31 Noon – 8:00 PM

REGULAR OPERATING HOURS

JUNE 1 – AUGUST 15

Saturdays 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM

Sundays 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Monday – Friday 12:00 PM – 9:00 PM

ADJUSTED HOURS

Information forthcoming.

EARLY MORNING ADULT OPEN SWIM FOR

POOL MEMBERS

June 2 – August 13

6:00 AM – 7:30 AM M, W, F

Pre-Registration may be required; TBD

PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS FOR

RESIDENTS AND BUSINESS MEMBERS

Lessons are scheduled on an individual basis

at a time and day that works for the swimmer,

parent and instructor. Talk with the Pool

Manager to schedule your lesson; lifeguarded

hours only.

Fee: $15 - $25 for a 30-minute private

lesson; pay depends on instructor’s experi-

ence. Pay instructor directly following the les-

son.

2021 MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION

Have you purchased your 2021 Pool Membership?

Resident Memberships

Package Family Individual Senior

(over age 55) Notes

Facility $100 $70 $25

Includes Pool, Tennis,

Racquetball, Fitness,

Sauna, Spa, & Locker

Rooms

Fitness $40 $30 $10 Opens 5:00 AM Mon-Fri.

Locker Rentals n/a $25 $25

Racquetball $40 $30 $10 Guest Fee $2/hour

Swimming Pool $50 $30 $10 Baby-sitting Pass $30.

Tennis $10 $10 $10

Three shelter house dates previously held

for village events are being released and

are available to rent by residents (first

come, first serve in person at the Recrea-

tion Center). Dates being released are

June 5, June 19, and July 4th.

https://www.teamunify.com/Home.jsp?team=recnlee

https://www.teamunify.com/Home.jsp?team=recnlee


Summer Floral Fabric Painting (ages 12+)

Mondays, June 7, 14, 21, 28: 6-7:30 pm

$60 for 4 classes, $75 for families

Instructor: Nick Paddock

Create your own floral masterpiece. In this

class you’ll explore color and shapes to

design a floral painting with felt fabric. As

fun as paint is, learning how to use a new

medium in a different way is the exciting

thing to do in 2021!

So You Want to Be A Star? – Acting and

Stage Craft

June 14-17 or June 28 – July 1

12:30 – 2:00 pm (grades 1-5)

$40 for 4 classes

Instructor: Rachel Kimberlin

Students will learn about acting and stage

basics that every actor needs to know!

We’ll talk about how to warm up our bod-

ies and how to use our instruments

properly. Then we will dive into some the-

atrical games, improv, and acting exercis-

es to stretch our actor brain and muscles.

So You Want to Be A Star? – Acting and

Stage Craft

June 14-17 or June 28 – July 1

2:30-4:30 pm (grades 5-12)

$50 for 4 classes

Min: 5, Max: 9 (non-Covid-20)


In this camp, we will discover what it

means to be an actor. We will learn

necessary vocabulary, learn about our act-

ing forefathers and dig into some basic

technique! You can expect to grow your

skill set here and try something new each

day.

The Summer Me Project! (all ages!)

Fridays, June 18 & 25 OR July 16 & 23

3-4 pm, $20 per person

Artist Jess Thayer of Contours & Clay will

help kids create Summer Me totem poles

that answer the questions about how kids

feel and what they love about summer.

Students will be able to stamp and

decorate their own cylinder as an individu-

al piece of the whole totem. These totems

will be displayed outside the entrance of

the Evendale Arts Center in August of

2021 as community art.

Cursive Handwriting (all ages)

June 21-25; 12:30pm-1:30pm

$30 for 5 classes

Instructor: Jodi Kessler

Learn the basic penmanship of cursive

writing. This class is sure to activate the

brain in meaningful ways by improving

hand-eye coordination, patience, and self-

control.

Cell Phone Photography (all ages)

June 21-25; 1:45pm-2:45pm

$30 for 5 classes

Instructor: Jodi Kessler

Learn to use the cell phone as an artistic

form of expression.

Musical Theater Camp (grades 1-8)

July 5- 8, 2-4 pm OR July 12 – 13, 2-4 pm

$50 for 4 classes


Let your kids take the stage and be the

star of the show! In musical theatre camp,

students will learn acting basics and

musical technique while working on a song

and dance number for the end of the

week.

Sewing for Rebels (ages 10+)

July 13, 1-3 pm

$20 for 1 class

Instructor: Tara Heilman

Social justice sewing project hand and

machine sewing.

Sewing Monsters (ages 8+)

July 14, 1-3 pm

$20 for 1 class

Instructor: Tara Heilman

Hand sewing adorable monsters, sure to

be your new BFF.

Pencils and Potential Creative Writing

Class (ages 10+)

July 19-23 – Short Stories

July 26 – 30 – Short Plays

1:00-3:00 pm

$50 for 5 classes

Instructor: Anna Heilers

Pencils and Potential is a creative writing

class for incoming 5th-8th graders who love

to write or who are interested in learning

more about creative writing. There are two

options for class this summer: On July 19th

-23rd, students can learn about structuring

and writing short stories, and on July 26th-

30th, students can learn about structuring

and writing short plays.

Tippi Toes Toddler & Me

(18 months - 3 yrs)

Tuesdays, 10:00-10:30 am

$50 for 4 classes (monthly), Evendale resi-

dents receive discounts.

Toddler & Me dance classes are for

children 18 months up to the age of 3

years. This type of class includes mom or

dad or another loved one participating in

the class along with the little dancer. Our

teachers will keep the music and

curriculum moving along while parents

take an active role in encouraging,

supporting, and keeping the little dancer

on track.

Tippi Toes Tiny Toes (ages 2-4 yrs)

Mondays, 5:00 - 5:30 pm OR

Tuesdays, 10:45 - 11:15 am OR

Tuesdays, 5:00-5:30 pm

$50 for 4 classes (monthly), Evendale

residents receive discounts.

This class is a wonderful transition

between Toddler & Me and Ballet, Tap &

Jazz class. Music, movement, balance,

and the basic dance steps are introduced

in a fun, friendly, and positive

manner. The dancers do not have mom,

dad or another loved one by their side

during the class, so this class is great for

children who will be able to participate in

class on their own. Our teachers will keep

the music and curriculum moving along in

a way that is fun, positive, and appropriate

for children 2-4 years of age.

Tippi Toes Ballet Tap & Jazz (ages 4-7)

Tuesdays, 5:45 – 6:30 OR

Thursday, 10-10:45 am


residents receive discounts. Ballet, Tap & Jazz dance is offered for

children 4-7 years old. We incorporate an

even mix of the types of dance over the 45

-minute class time using high-energy

music.

Tippi Toes Hip Hop Jazz Class (ages 7-12)

Thursdays, 11:00 - 11:45 am


r e s i d e n t s r e c e i v e d i s c o u n t s . Hip Hop/Jazz dance classes created

especially for children 7-12 years of age.

Using popular music the students start

learning dances and choreography quickly

as well as learning various dance

elements. Our version of hip hop/jazz

dance is extremely tasteful and clean and

our priority is offering age-appropriate

material.

Musical Theater Camp (grades 1-8)

July 5- 8, 2-4 pm OR July 12 – 13, 2-4

pm

$50 for 4 classes

Instructor: Rachel Kimberlin Let your kids take the stage and be the

star of the show! In musical theatre camp,

students will learn acting basics and

musical technique while working on a song

and dance number for the end of the

week.

Summer Camps and Classes at the Cultural Arts Center

https://www.tippitoesdance.com/cincinnati/schedule/






SUMMER MINI CAMPS

Session 1 - Monday June 7th–Friday July 2nd

Please adhere to age guidelines when sign-

ing up.

Grade levels listed are based on the com-

ing 2021/22 school year.

We will not be adjusting mins/maxes or

taking a waiting list.

We expect masking/distancing guidelines

to evolve between the time we

advertise and meet for the first time,

so just prior to camps we will update

parents with all safety requirements.

Camps are Resident Only

CAMP 36 (3-6 year olds) Mondays & Wednesdays or

Tuesdays & Thursdays

9:30 – 10:30 am

Either day combination will sign up by age as

3, 4, or 5/6 years olds

(Min 6, Max 12 each group)

Must be potty trained and three years of age

by 6/7/21; Staff cannot change diapers.

Children cannot enroll in the program if they

turn three during the session.

Early Bird Fees by May 15:

$20 per Child

After May 15: $30 per Child Camp 36 is a fun and energetic way to start the day!

Children are split into three age groups and partici-

pate in various activities including, but not limited to,

gym games, crafts, playground, song and dance, etc.

Camp counselors are assigned to each area and

each age group.

CAMPERS VS COUNSELORS CAMP Mondays or Wednesdays

11:00am – Noon

1st – 4th grade (Min 4, Max 15)

Tuesdays or Thursdays

11:30am – 12:30pm

5th – 8th grade (Min 4, Max 15)

$10 per person Campers will get competitive as they play against the

counselors in different sports, activities & challenges

BASKETBALL CAMP Mondays 1:00 – 2:00pm

1st - 4th grade (Min 4, Max 15)

Mondays 2:30 – 3:30pm


$10 per person Campers will work on furthering basic basketball

skills through drills, games and scrimmaging. Camp

will meet in the North Gym.

SCIENCE CAMP Mondays 1:15 – 2:15pm FULL




$10 per person Campers will explore the world of science as we

experiment and tinker with the world around us..

Camp will meet in the Flex Room.

SILLY ART CAMP Mondays 1:30 – 2:30pm




$10 per person Campers will enjoy the world of art through a silly

lens. We will paint, draw, and have a blast while we

see art in a different way. Camp will meet in the

Activity Room.

SOCCER CAMP Tuesdays 1:00 – 2:00pm


Tuesdays 2:30 – 3:30pm


$10 per person Campers will work on furthering basic soccer skills

through drills, games and scrimmaging. Camp will

meet on the patio.

COOKING CAMP Tuesdays 1:15 – 2:15pm




$10 per person Campers will prepare and enjoy some fun treats. We

will explore healthy foods but won’t forget about what

the kids really enjoy. Camp will meet in the Flex

Room.

BEADS & MORE CRAFT CAMP Tuesdays 1:30 – 2:30pm




$10 per person Campers will craft with beads and jewelry making.

Fuse beads, friendship bracelets, key chains and

more!. Camp will meet in the Activity Room.

VOLLEYBALL CAMP Wednesdays 1:00 – 2:00pm

5th & 6th grade (Min 4, Max 15)

Wednesdays 2:30 – 3:30pm

7th & 8th grade (Min 4, Max 15)

$10 per person Campers will work on furthering basic volleyball skills

through drills, games and scrimmaging. Camp will

meet on the Patio.

PICKLEBALL CAMP Wednesdays 1:15 – 2:15pm




$10 per person Campers will learn and improve their skills, in a sport

that is increasing quickly in popularity, pickleball!

Camp will meet in the North Gym.

STAGE KIDS Wednesdays 1:30 – 2:30pm




$10 per person Campers will get a chance to shine! Kids will take

the stage and explore a variety of skills including

drama, dance, singing and more! Camp will meet at

the Amphitheatre.

WALK WITH US CAMP Thursdays 1:00 – 2:00pm


Thursdays 2:30 – 3:30pm


$10 per person It’s time to get moving! It’s time to get out in nature,

get some fresh air, and get some steps in! Each

week we’ll have a new route as we get out and walk.

Camp will meet on the patio.

GYM GAMES CAMP Thursdays 1:15 – 2:15pm FULL




$10 per person Campers will play all their gym game favorites: mat-

ball, pickle, dodgeball, hockey and more! Camp will

meet in the North Gym.

CRAFTY KIDS CAMP Thursdays 1:30 – 2:30pm




$10 per person Campers, it’s time to CRAFT! We are unleashing a

bunch of new crafts and we may even bring back an

old favorite or two. Camp will meet in the Activity

Room.

GLOW PARTY Friday June 11th Noon - 2:00pm

1st - 8th grade (Max 40)

$5 per person Let’s turn off the lights and turn up the music!

Strobe lights, glow necklaces and a BIG DANCE PAR-

TY! Camp will meet in the North Gym. Campers

should eat lunch beforehand.

MINUTE TO WIN IT Friday June 18th Noon – 2:00pm

1st - 8th grade

(Max 40)

$5 per person It’s time for a competition. We will all compete in

different Minute to Win it competitions. Not for those

who are easily frustrated. Camp will meet in the

North Gym. Campers should eat lunch beforehand.

TYE DYE Friday June 25th Noon – 2:00pm

1st - 8th grade (Max 30)

$10 per person We are going to tye dye! Everyone will get to tye-dye

a shirt and a pillowcase. All items will be provided.

Please provide the campers t-shirt size at sign up.

Camp will meet in the North Gym. Campers should

eat lunch beforehand.

KIDZ HOME ALONE PRESENTED BY EN-

RICHING KIDZ June 15th & 17th 6:00 – 8:00pm

4th - 6th grade (Min 6, Max 25)

$65 per person Would your child know what to do if they have forgot-

ten their house key? What if they are home alone

and they are choking? Our Kidz Home Alone class

will give you and your child peace of mind when

home alone. As creators of this class, we thought of

every home alone scenario possible, and provide

solutions for all of those ‘what-if’s”. This course is

designed to teach your child about being home alone


safely. An informative parent guide is included in the

student manual and provides an avenue for discus-

sion between parent and child. This engaging and

interactive class is fun and includes guest speakers

from the local Police and Fire Departments (when

available). Camp will meet in the Activity Room.

SUMMER MINI CAMPS

Session 2 - Monday July 5th–Friday July 30th Please adhere to age guidelines when

signing up.

Grade levels listed are based on the

coming 2021/22 school year.

We will not be adjusting mins/maxes or

taking a waiting list.

We expect masking/distancing guide-

lines to evolve between the time we

advertise and meet for the first time, so

just prior to camps we will update par-

ents with all safety requirements.

Camps are Resident Only

Prior to the first day of camp, parents/

guardians need to complete the following

paperwork upon registration:

2021 Participant Agreement Form

(required)

Request for Special Accommodations

form, if needed. Deadline for Special

Accommodation requests are due May

1st as it can affect staffing.

Allergies & Medical Conditions

form, if needed

Permission to Dispense Medicine

form, if needed.

CAMP 36 (3-6 year olds) Mondays & Wednesdays or Tuesdays &

Thursdays 9:30 – 10:30 am

Either day combination will sign up as 3, 4,

and then 5/6 years olds (Min 6, Max 12 in

each age group)

Must be potty trained and three years of age

by 7/5/21; Staff cannot change diapers.

Children cannot enroll in the program if they

turn three during the session.

Early Bird Fees by June 15: $20 per Child

After June 15: $30 per Child

Camp 36 is a fun and energetic way to start

the day! Children are split into three age

groups and participate in various activities

including, but not limited to, gym games,

crafts, playground, song and dance, etc.

Camp counselors are assigned to each area

and each age group.

GYM GAMES CAMP Mondays or Wednesdays 11:00am – Noon –

1st – 4th grade (Min 4, Max 15)

Tuesdays or Thursdays 11:30am – 12:30pm

– 5th – 8th grade (Min 4, Max 15) $10 per person

Campers will play all their gym game favorites:

matball, pickle, dodgeball, hockey and more!

Camp will meet in the North Gym.

SOCCER CAMP Mondays 1:00 – 2:00pm – 1st - 4th grade

(Min 4, Max 15)

Mondays 2:30 – 3:30pm – 5th – 8th grade

(Min 4, Max 15) $10 per person

Campers will work on furthering basic soccer

skills through drills, games and scrimmaging.

Camp will meet on the patio.

COOKING CAMP Mondays 1:15 – 2:15pm – 1st - 4th grade

(Min 4, Max 15)

Tuesdays 2:45 – 3:45pm – 5th – 8th grade


Campers will prepare and enjoy some fun

treats. We will explore healthy foods but won’t

forget about what the kids really enjoy. Camp

will meet in the Flex Room.

FASHION CAMP Mondays 1:30 – 2:30pm – 1st - 4th grade

(Min 4, Max 15)



Campers will craft and do all things fashion.

Campers will make or decorate fun things to

wear. Camp will meet in the Activity Room.

BASKETBALL CAMP Tuesdays 1:00 – 2:00pm – 1st – 4th grade

(Min 4, Max 15)



Campers will work on furthering basic basket-

ball skills through drills, games and scrimmag-

ing. Camp will meet in the North Gym.

SCIENCE CAMP Tuesdays 1:15 – 2:15pm – 1st - 4th grade

(Min 4, Max 15)



Campers will explore the world of science as

we experiment and tinker with the world

around us.. Camp will meet in the Flex Room.

SILLY ART CAMP Tuesdays 1:30 – 2:30pm – 1st - 4th grade

(Min 4, Max 15)



Campers will enjoy the world of art through a

silly lens. We will paint, draw, and have a blast

while we see art in a different way. Camp will

meet in the Activity Room.

EDIBLE SCIENCE CAMP Wednesdays 1:00 – 2:00pm – 1st – 4th grade

(Min 4, Max 15)

Wednesdays 2:30 – 3:30pm – 5th – 8th grade


All of our activities will be experiments we can

eat! Let’s combine our science and cooking

camps and experiment with things like ice

cream. Camp will meet in the Flex Room.

CAMPERS VS COUNSELORS CAMP Wednesdays 1:15 – 2:15pm – 1st - 4th grade

(Min 4, Max 15)



Campers will get competitive as they play

against the counselors in different sports, ac-

tivities and challenges. Camp will meet on the

patio.

CRAFTY KIDS CAMP Wednesdays 1:30 – 2:30pm – 1st - 4th grade

(Min 4, Max 15)



Campers, it’s time to CRAFT! We are unleash-

ing a bunch of new crafts and we may even

bring back an old favorite or two. Camp will

meet in the Activity Room.

PAY IT FORWARD CAMP Thursdays 1:00 – 2:00pm – 1st – 4th grade

(Min 4, Max 15)

Thursdays 2:30 – 3:30pm – 5th – 8th grade


Campers will learn to pay it forward and help

build their sense of empathy and community

pride. Activities to include making greeting

cards for a very special group of people and a

service project as well. Camp will meet in the

Activity Room.

PICKLEBALL CAMP Thursdays 1:15 – 2:15pm – 1st - 4th grade

(Min 4, Max 15)



Campers will learn and improve their skills, in

a sport that is increasing quickly in popularity,

pickleball! Camp will meet in the North Gym.

FLAG FOOTBALL Thursdays 1:30 – 2:30pm – 1st - 4th grade

(Min 4, Max 15)



Campers will work on furthering basic flag

football skills through drills, games and scrim-

maging. Camp will meet on the patio.

FLEECE BLANKET MAKING Friday July 9th Noon – 2:30pm – 1st - 8th

grade (Max 30) $10 per person

Campers will get to make and take a fleece

blanket! There will be plenty of fun designs to

choose from. Camp will meet in the North

Gym. Campers should eat lunch beforehand.

SCAVENGER HUNT Friday July 16th Noon – 2:00pm – 1st - 8th


It’s time for a Scavenger Hunt! Campers will

hunt the grounds of the Rec Center by follow-

ing clues, exploring and competing for prizes.

Each team will have a counselor. Camp will

TENNIS 2021


YOUTH: Jr. NETL Tennis Team – CoEd Jr. Team practices start after school on May 10

5/10 – 5/26 (no practice 5/31)

M & W 4:15 – 5:15 p.m.

10-16 year olds.

A program for the more intermediate player

who can sustain baseline rally, serve consist-

ently and be able to keep score on a full size

court, using normal tennis balls. Travel to

away matches is needed by parents

After school practices start June 2nd.

Coed practice times:

M & W 11:15 – 12:15 p.m.

Matches are played in June & July 1:00 –

4:30 p.m. Wednesdays but there might be

one/two Tuesdays.

Beginning May 1 fee is $50.00

(Non-residents who live in a community that is

not in the league may sign up if spaces al-

lows.)

Questions on this, call or email Kristen 563-

2247 or [email protected]

Youth Tennis Lessons Session I: June 7 – 24

Session II: June 28 – July 15

Session III: July 19 – Aug. 5

Lessons on Mon. and Wed.! Thurs. will be

match play and FUN!

Rainout Day will automatically be

Tuesdays at the same times.

Ex. Mon rains out – attend Tuesday.

If Wed or Thursday rain out, attend following

Tuesday.

Ages 5-7 8:45–9:30am

Ages 8-9 8:45–9:30am

Ages 10, 11 &12 9:30–10:15am

Ages 13 & Older 10:15–11:15am

Fees: $27 residents

$36 Non-Resident

PLEASE SIGN UP ONE WEEK PRIOR TO CLASS

TO ENSURE WE HAVE ENOUGH PARTICIPANTS.

Must have 4 registered one week prior or may

combine /cancel levels.

Weekly Pizza & Play! Play tennis, pickleball and even Beach Tennis!

Bring your friends!

June 11– July 30 (no play on July 2)

Fridays 4:30 – 6:30 p.m.

Ages 9-16 year olds

Residents: $5/night – pay at the court

$9/non-residents

ADULT: Spring Adult Lessons Tuesdays and Thursdays

Weekly Instruction & Match play

May 11 – May 27 6 classes

(classes may be combined depending on num-

bers)

8:30 – 10:00 a.m.

Fee: $24 for Residents

$30 for Non-Residents

All levels welcome- if we get enough to split,

we will.

Ladies Summer Team Tennis - FRIDAYS Participants MUST be able to sustain a base-

line rally, serve consistently, and be able to

score. Teams will be formed by tennis pro

after practices and evaluations are completed.

Very important for all ladies to attend practices

in MAY for this reason.

YOU MUST BE ABLE TO PLAY ON

FRIDAY MORNINGS TO BE ON THE TEAM.

Matches will be on June 4, 11, 16, 25, July 9,

16 & 23.

Please let front desk know

1. How many matches you want to play

2. Dates you are NOT available for.

This will determine number of teams. Resi-

dents and Business members will be given

first priority for matches.

Fee: $60.00

Practices May 10–May 26 (not 5/31)

Mondays and Wednesdays

M & W 5:30-:700p.m &

Th 10:00–11:30a.m.

Summer practice June 2 – July 28:

Mondays & Wednesdays

5:30 -7:00 and 7:00 – 8:30 and

Thursdays 10:00 - 11:30 a.m.

Ladies Post-Season Mondays 6:30 – 8:00 p.m.

Rainout day will be Wednesday at same time.

$10 added within one week of class

Session I: Aug 2– 30

Pre-Registered $20.

Session II: Sept. 13-27 (no class Sept. 6)

Pre- registered $12.

Cardio Get a workout & enjoy tennis

9:00-10:00 a.m. Saturdays

$5/class if pre-registered/Resident

$7/class for Non-Resident (NR)

Walk In Fee: $10 Res./$12 NR (Residents…

have a group fitness pass? This class is in-

cluded!)

Session 1: June 5, 12, 19, 26

Session 2: July 10, 17, 24, 31

Session 3: August 7, 14, 21, 28

Session 4: Sept. 5, 11, 18, 25

Adult Lessons Residents: $5/class/month

Non-resident: $7/class/month

8:00 – 9:30 a.m.

Mon. & Wed. Beginner

Tues & Thurs. Adv. Beg./Intermed.

Session I: June 7 – July 1

Session II: July 5 – July 29

Session III: Aug. 3 – Aug. 26

T & TH only 8:30-10:00

Minimum of 4 participants needed three days

prior to first class or class may be combined to

8:00 a.m. or cancelled.

Adult Intermediate & Above NIGHTS June 3 – Aug 26 Thursdays

$5/night

6:30–7:30pm Instruction with Ben or Kieren

7:30–9:00pm Match Play

Beach Tennis NEW!!! Kick off you shoes, put your feet in the sand

and pick up your paddle! It’s easy and fun to

play.

Monday nights 7-8:30 p.m.

May 17 & 24 will be staffed by tennis staff…to

help show how to play.

Open Play – FREE – Recruit your friends and

have some sandy fun!

Ages: 21 and older

Private Lessons are available from any of our

tennis staff. So if you can’t make any of the

scheduled times…try a private or group lesson.

Get a few friends and schedule your own time!

Schedule a time with staff by contacting Kris-

ten at 563-2247 or email

[email protected]

Head Pro Ben Adams - $35/hour

Jr. Asst. Kieren Thomas - $15/hour

Call Kristen 513-563-2247 to schedule.

meet in the North Gym. Campers should eat

lunch beforehand.

WATER DAY Friday July 23rd Noon – 2:00pm – 1st - 8th


We are going to get wet! We will be playing

games with water! Water balloon toss, bucket

brigade and more! Camp will meet in the

North Gym. Campers should eat lunch before-

hand.

BETTER BABY SITTERS PRESENTED BY

ENRICHING KIDZ July 19th & 22nd 1:00 – 5:00pm – 10 Years

Old & Up (Min 6, Max 25) $95 per person

Would your child know what to do if the child

they were babysitting were choking? Does

your child babysit their younger siblings? Your

child will learn the skills needed to be a Better

Baby Sitter! This class includes guest speak-

ers from the local Police and Fire Departments

(when available). All students will receive their

own first aid kit to take home. Due to COVID,

we will not be sharing CPR mannequins.

Please have your child bring a large stuffed

animal with arms and legs and a medium

stuffed animal or doll to class. Students will

learn: First Aid & Safety, Infant & Child CPR

with mannequin instruction, Care of the chok-

ing child and infant, How to handle emergen-

cies, Creative problem solving, Job profession-

alism and how to create a marketing flyer,

Hands on practice with diapering, bottle feed-

ing and infant care, & Creative age appropriate

activities, Camp will meet in the Teen Room.




Please do not attend if

feeling ill or been exposed to

Covid-19. Playground bathrooms available.

Questions: (513) 563-2247

Weather Hotline: (513) 956-2667

Fall Soccer Sign-Ups Start May 1 Pee Wee Born in 2016

Dribblers Born in 2015

Passers (U8) Born in 2013 & 2014

Wings (U10) Born in 2011 & 2012

Strikers (U12) Born in 2009 & 2010

Kickers (U14) Born in 2007 & 2008 teams play in the SAY North division

Minors Born in 2005 & 2006 teams play in the SAY North division

Seniors Born in 2002, 2003, 2004 teams play in the SAY North division

Season for Passers and above runs

Aug – end of Oct with an end of season

tournament for those that qualify. Practices

will start early/mid-July. There will be 10

games played on Saturdays and midweek or

Sunday afternoons. Practices are

determined by volunteer coach.

Micro Soccer: Our league plays at Evendale

& Wyoming. Pee Wee’s play on Wednesday

evenings only and Dribblers will have one

practice during the week and then games

are only on Sat. mornings at 9:00 or 10:00

a.m. Generally start in August and end in

October.

Coaches are certified and background

checked. If interested in coaching, please

email or call Kristen.

DEADLINE IS May 29 FOR RESIDENTS

Resident $10.00 (must watch the PAYS

video once.)

Non-Residents may sign up beginning June

1 if space allows. Non-Resident fee is $30

(plus $6 if you have not viewed the PAYS

video.) $40 refundable uniform deposit

check is required. Non-residents must view

PAYS video prior to registering. Can view

online – see link on our website.

Soccer/Baseball Cleat Exchange/

Donation Have gently used soccer shoes that just

don’t fit anymore…please bring them down

to our Exchange. Bring a pair to donate

and/or exchange for size you need.

Thank you to the following Phi Lambda Pi members for volunteering for our spring event: Liv Berke, Riley

Bridge, Jon Caldwell, Grant Carmody, Jack Carmody, Ryan Carmody, Ava Carr, Alaina Finan, Kellen Finan, Kai Han-

nah, Mitchell Kessler, Kalee Knight, Dillon Pommering, Scarlett Pommering, Jacob Senter, and Gabbi Terlinden.

At the tennis courts, please WELCOME….

We are happy to welcome Ben Adams as our Tennis Pro for the Evendale Recreation

Department! 2021 summer is a great time to learn how to play tennis or better your

game.

Please help us welcome Ben.

“A certified instructor with the Professional Tennis Registry, Ben Adams has coached

tennis at the high school, college, club, and camp levels with nearly 15 years of

experience. Most recently, he spent the Fall 2019 season as the volunteer assistant

coach for the Cincinnati Bearcats and the previous three years as the head coach of

the men’s and women’s teams at the University of Pikeville.”

Please note that these programs are not a part of Group Fitness Classes offered through the Recreation Dept.

Ask a FitMees Team member about signing up or email [email protected].

May Fitness Day

On May 8 from 10-11:30 a.m., come join our fun-filled

and fast-paced workout! You’ll get a chance to test out

three types of fitness styles lead by three FitMees

trainers, Alice, Margaret, and Michael.

HIIT will be led by Alice, functional training by Michael,

and strengthening by Margaret. Fruit and granola will be

provided after the workout and everyone who participates

will be entered into a drawing for a

Kevlar Medicine ball. The cost is $15 for Evendale

residents, $20 for non-residents.

Pre-register by emailing [email protected] or stop by

the fitness center desk.

Tai Chi Classes

Learn the ancient (martial) art of tai chi. Originally

developed for self-defense, tai chi has evolved into a

graceful form of exercise that’s now practiced for stress

reduction, improved mood, muscle strength, balance and

flexibility.

You will learn breathing exercises to help you relax and

connect with yourself, tai chi walking, and a short form of

exercise that involves a series of movements performed

in a slow, focused manner and accompanied by deep

breathing.

Alan, your tai chi instructor, is a certified personal trainer

and has been practicing tai chi for over 4 years.

Days & Times: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday,

5:15-5:35 p. m.

Limit: 4 people per session

The cost is $20 for unlimited classes in May. Must

preregister, no walk-ins. Wear loose fitting clothes and

get ready to have some fun. Pre-register by

emailing [email protected] or stop by the fitness

center desk.

Strength Training for Runners

Join Personal trainer Margaret in a full body strength

workout designed specifically for runners with a focus on

glutes, hips, and core. Adding strength conditioning will

help prevent injuries and improve endurance! Adults and

children entering junior high or older are welcome to join.

Time: Tuesdays 12:45-1:30 p.m.

The cost is $15 per sessions.



TRX Training

Join Personal Trainer Margaret for a

full-body suspension training

workout that uses bodyweight

exercises to develop strength,

balance, flexibility and core stability

simultaneously. Each exercise will

be adjusted to fit the individual’s

fitness level.

Time: Fridays, 2-3 p.m.

Limited to 3 people per class.

The cost is $15 per sessions.



Get Your Wellness Plan

This plan is designed to improve your mobility, enhance

balance and make lasting changes in your health and

fitness. Terry, your certified Personal Trainer, will take you

through the InBody and put together a 3-week program

for you to follow based on your results. In addition, you

will receive a basic starter meal plan with tips on how to

live a healthy, balanced lifestyle. Come get your

assessment any Tuesday, beginning May 11 from 8:30

a.m. to noon.

The cost is $50 for the full, 3-week plan. Pre-register by

emailing [email protected] or stop by the fitness

center desk.

Personal Training for Baseball & Softball Players

Terry, who played D1 baseball and specializes in youth

training, is offering personal training for baseball and

softball players ages 9 and up. This training helps build

muscle and offers sport-specific conditioning. The most

commonly used muscles for throwing and swinging are

the shoulders, legs, core and forearms. Trainer Terry will

be making these areas the focal point for increased

development in arm strength, bat speed, throwing

velocity, agility and conditioning.

Times available by appointment.

The cost is $30 per session.

Pre-register by emailing

[email protected] or

stop by the fitness center desk.

PROGRAMS OFFERED BY FITMEES









10500 Reading Road

Evendale, Ohio 45241

Presorted Standard

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Cincinnati, OH Permit #1542

IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS Administration Office 563-2244

Director of Administration 956-2666

Building Department 956-2665

Tax Department 563-2671

Village Clerk 563-2244

Cultural Arts Center 563-1350

Fire Department 563-2248

Gorman Heritage Farm 563-6663

Police Department 563-2249

Recreation Department 563-2247

Pool 563-2246

Weather Hotline 956-2667

Service Department 563-4338

Rumpke Trash Service 1-800-828-8171

Chamber of Commerce 383-7034

Website: www.EvendaleOhio.org

Village of Evendale, Ohio -

Recreation, Administration and Cultural Arts.

Evendale Emergency Services -

Police, Fire and the Service Department.

The Village of Evendale regrets to inform our residents of the cancellation of this year’s Fourth Fest’ and fireworks display on July 4th, 2021. This decision was made with heavy hearts, as we know the community loves this event and sometimes plans vacations around it.

With the Congregating and Social Distancing

Requirement mandates in place per the April 8,

2021 Director’s Order, the health and safety of

our residents, employees, volunteers and vendors

takes precedence.

Three shelter house dates previously held for village events are

being released and are available to rent by residents (first

come, first serve in person at the Recreation Center). Dates

being released are June 5, June 19, and July 4th.

tel:800-828-8171

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