algonquin recreation summer 2016 guide

Summer 2016

Snapper Field Improvements coming Fall 2016!

Snapper Field, which is located at 599 Longwood Drive, will under go many improvements this fall. These improvements and benefits are described below.The improvements and highlights to this park include: • Rebuilding the basketball court which will also feature improved basketball courts and in-

line hockey during the warm months and an ice rink during the winter months.• Expansion of the south end of the pool deck to provide additional deck space for pool

patrons. This improvement will also include new shade structures.• Additional pathways will be added to the help make the park one cohesive area.• Park beautification.This project provides many benefits to the park including:• Improved park lighting - increased lighting for pool deck and improved court lighting for

all year round activities.• Additional benches and seating areas.• Path access off of the parking lot to enjoy all the park amenities.

New Seating ---Areas with Shade Structure

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Asphalt Path

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What’s InsideTable of ContentsWhat’s Inside Pg. 3 Special Events Pg. 4 - 5Aquatics Pg. 6 - 11Health/Fitness Pg. 12 - 13Adult Variety Pg. 14 - 17 General Arts Pg. 18Youth Variety Pg. 19 - 20Athletics Pg. 21 - 29Martial Arts Pg. 30 - 31Gymnastics Pg. 32Dance Pg. 33Early Childhood Pg. 34 - 35Science/Nature Pg. 36 - 37 Policies Pg. 38Registration Form Pg. 39FREE Events Back Page

4 Easy Ways To Register....ONLINEwww.algonquin.org/recreationRegister from the comfort of home! American Express, Discover, Visa, Master Card, or debit card payment only.

MAIL-INComplete registration form and mail the form with payment (please do not send cash) to: Village of AlgonquinAttn.: Algonquin Recreation2200 Harnish DriveAlgonquin, IL 60102

DROP-OFFDon’t want to leave your car or can’t get to the Ganek Municipal Center before 5:00p. Drop your registration form and payment (credit cards are not accepted) in the silver drop box marked “Water Payments” that is located in front of the Ganek Municipal Center - 2200 Harnish Drive, Algonquin, IL 60102

WALK-INVisit the Ganek Municipal Center during regular business hours to pay for classes:2200 Harnish Drive, Algonquin, IL 60102(M-F, 8:00a-5:00p)

Special NoteHoliday ClosingsThe Village of Algonquin will be closed on the following dates:May 30 -Memorial DayJuly 4 - Independence DaySeptember 5 - Labor Day

Facility Rentals

Historic Village HallHistoric Village Hall, our only indoor facility, at 2 S. Main St., can be reserved by the hour. Rental includes the use of conference tables, chairs, refrigerator, microwave, and a kitchenette. This facility holds up to 50 people on the first floor and 30 on the second. The Village begins accepting reservations in January for each year.

Towne ParkTowne Park is a 12-acre park located in the heart of downtown Algonquin. The park features a unique playground, a large shelter with plenty of tables, a permanent rest room facility, and a baseball field. Towne Park is available for rental through the summer and fall. If you are interested make sure to check out the application for all of the requirements to rent.

For more information on reserving a facility, call 847-658-2716 or visit our website at

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Willoughby Farms ParkWilloughby Farms Park is an 11-acre park that has something for everyone: a large gazebo, tennis courts, playground, basketball court, and an open field for any team sport.

Park Rentals Available

Cornish ParkCornish Park is a 2.43-acre park located next to the Fox River. The park has many attractive features including a playground, walking path, fishing spots, beautiful view of the river, and a gazebo.

Riverfront Park Riverfront Park is a 1.5-acre park located right on the Fox River. The park has many attractive features such as a walking path, fishing spots, beautiful view of the river, gazebo, and two basketball hoops.

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Special Events

The Village of Algonquin is pleased to invite you and your family to this year’s Summer Concert Series. Concerts are held weekly on Thursday evenings at Riverfront Park and begin at 7:30p. These FREE concerts are a wonderful way to enjoy the scenic Fox River with your family and friends. Parking is available on and around North Harrison Street. Riverfront Park is located just north of Port Edward Restaurant. In the event of inclement or questionable weather, concerts may be cancelled. Please call 847-658-2716 or visit www.algonquin.org/recreation for status information and further details on each concert.

2016 Summer ConcertsThursdays, June 23 - August 18, 2016 • Riverfront Park • 7:30-9:00pm

June 23: Tony Ocean (60/70s) June 30: Gina Glocksen Band (Rock/Pop)July 7: Senn Alan Band (Country)July 14: Second Hand Soul (Motown)July 21: Rebel Souls (Classic Rock) July 28: Pirates Over 40 (Caribbean)August 4: Liberty’s Teeth (Pop)August 11: Centerfold (Classic Rock)August 18: Libido Funk Circus (60s to Current)

MARK YOUR CALENDAR

The Village is excited to bring food trucks back to the 2016 concerts. Listed below are the trucks and their

specialities. Leave the cooking to them and come out and enjoy the music and food!

June 23: Toasty Cheese (Gourmet Grilled Cheese)June 30: Da Pizza Dude (Italian) July 7: TBD July 14: TBD July 21: Best Truckin’ BBQJuly 28: TBDAugust 4: TBDAugust 11: Best Truckin’ BBQAugust 18: Toasty Cheese (Gourmet Grilled Cheese)

Lunch Hour - Entertainment SeriesJoin us again this summer for some lunchtime fun at these FREE family events. Pack a lunch, bring a blanket, put on your sunglasses, and join in the fun from 12:00-12:45p. You will be treated to a variety of exciting performances including magic acts, music, and more. This is for the young and the young at heart. These events will be held at the Library Back Patio, 2600 Harnish Drive. See you there! June 17: Leonardo Music (Singer)Time: 12:00-12:45p

July 29: Jason Kollum (Variety Show)Time: 12:00-12:45p

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Special Events

The Algonquin Public Arts Commission will be holding its 9th annual “Algonquin’s Art on the Fox” fine art show over Father’s Day weekend. Similar to past years, the event will take place in Riverfront Park located in downtown Algonquin at 201 N. Harrison Street. This year, plans for the event include an assortment of food vendors, art demonstrations, music, and fun activities for families and children. So make plans to come

out to see some fantastic artwork and spend a beautiful summer day in one of Algonquin’s premier parks along the beautiful Fox River. For complete event information make sure to check out www.artonthefox.com

Saturday, June 18 & Sunday, June 19

Riverfront Park • 10:00a-5:00p COMMUNITY BLOOD DRIVEPlease bring a photo ID with you to donate.

Wednesday, July 131:30-3:30p

Ganek Municipal Center 17 years and older

FoxTales Storytelling Festival Join storytellers and puppeteers from the greater Chicago area on the Algonquin Area Public Library back patio. Make sure you bring a picnic basket and enjoy the festivities. This festival is being offered in cooperation with the Algonquin Area Public Library and Algonquin Recreation Department. Don’t miss out on an afternoon filled with stories, puppets, songs, and much more!Date: Monday, August 1Time: 10:00a-3:00pAges: All Ages WelcomeLocation: Algonquin Library Back Patio

2600 Harnish Drive, Algonquin*The program will run rain or shine.*

Outdoor Movie - July 26Star Wars - The Force AwakensThirty years after the defeat of the Galactic Empire, the galaxy faces a new threat from the evil Kylo Ren and the First Order. When a defector named Finn crash-lands on a desert planet, he meets Rey, a tough scavenger whose droid contains a top-secret map. Together, the young duo joins forces with Han Solo to make sure the Resistance receives the intelligence concerning the whereabouts of Luke Skywalker, the last of the Jedi Knights. FREE FAMILY EVENT!Location: Algonquin Library Back Patio

2600 Harnish Drive, AlgonquinShowtime: DuskDon’t forget your lawn chair and blanket!*In the event of rain, the movie will be show in theLibrary’s meeting room.*

Save the Date...Tuesday, August 2

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SEASON PASS INFORMATION & RATESAll persons entering the pool must have a valid season pass or pay the daily fee. Children two years and under will be admitted at no charge. The second rates listed are the non-resident rates. There is a $5 replacement charge for lost or stolen passes. Full facility rules and regulations, as well as special hours, are posted at the Algonquin Swimming Pool and Splashpad, and on our website www.algonquin.org/pool.PICKING UP SEASON PASSESAll season pass holders should bring their receipt when visiting pool for the first time. New season pass holders will pick up their key tags the first time they visit the pool, while renewing season pass holders’ key tags from the prior season will be reactivated within 72 hours of payment. If you have lost your key tag(s) from the prior season, please contact the recreation staff at the Ganek Municipal Center, e-mail [email protected], or telephone 847-658-2716 to have new key tag(s) issued.

SALE DATESPre-Season sales begin April 18 and end midnight on May 26In-Season sales begin May 27 and end midnight on July 15Half Season sales begin July 16 - available through the end of the season

Algonquin Swimming Pool & Splashpad

Dates Monday - Friday Saturday, Sunday, & Holidays Daily Fee R/NR

May 28 - June 5 12:00p-6:00p 12:00p - 6:00p $5 / $7

June 6 - August 15 12:00p -5:00p 12:00p - 6:00p $5 / $76:30p - 8:30p - $3 / $4

August 16 - August 21 4:00p-7:00p - $3/$4- 12:00p - 6:00p $5 / $7

August 22 - September 4 Closed Monday through Friday

12:00p - 6:00p(Weekend Hours Only) $5 / $7

Individual Season Pass

Purchase of an Individual Season Pass includes admission to open swim for any person 2 years of age or older.

Pre-Season Fee: $65 / $80

In-Season Fee: $85 / $135

Half Season Fee: $45 / $70

FamilySeason Pass

Purchase of a Family Season Pass includes admission to open swim for all family members included on the household income tax.

Pre-Season Fee: $125 / $195

In-Season Fee: $165 / $245

Half Season Fee: $85 / $125

An Individual Season Pass must be purchased for nephews, nieces, cousins, aunts, uncles, grandchildren, grandparents, caregivers, etc., regardless of the address.

SPECIAL HOURSJune 4 - Pool will be open 12-5p

June 14 - Pool will be open 12-4pJune 25 - Pool closed for Swim

Meet (6/26 make-up)June 28 - Pool will be open 12-4pJuly 4 - Pool will be open 12-4p

July 12 - Pool will be open 12-4p

Make sure to check out the new back to school schedule below!

Open Swim Hours & Daily FeesThe facility features a 1-meter spring diving board, interactive splashpad area, lap pool, concession stand, chaise lounge chairs, and shaded areas for those who want to stay cool. All patrons visiting the Algonquin Swimming Pool & Splashpad must have a valid season pass or pay the daily fee for admission. Children two years and under are admitted at no charge. Full facility rules and regulations, as well as special hours, are posted at the facility or can be viewed at www.algonquin.org/pool.

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Facility Rules & Procedures General Pool Rules1. Children 10 years and under must be accompanied and supervised by an adult 16 years of age or older at all times.2. Children 5 years of age and older will not be permitted in the locker rooms of the opposite sex.3. At ten to the hour, every hour there will be a 10 minute bather break when only persons 18 years or older will be allowed to swim.4. Parents and/or guardians are responsible for supervising their children. Lifeguards are on duty to enforce rules and respond in case of an emergency, not to baby-sit.5. There is a fee for every person entering the pool deck, regardless if swimming or not.6. Admission to the pool is refused to any persons having contagious or infectious diseases/conditions.7. Proper bathing attire is required at the pool.8. Individuals who are not toilet trained must wear diapers and tight fitting plastic or vinyl pants on top of the diaper (“Little Swimmers” are not allowed per facility policy).9. Anyone who will be swimming must shower before entering the pool.10. Street shoes are not permitted on the pool deck.11. There is no gum, glass, or smoking permitted in the pool, on the deck, or in locker rooms.12. All food and drink is restricted to the concession area only.13. Spectators must watch swim lessons from designated areas.14. Only registered participants for swim lessons will be allowed in the water during class.15. No running or rough play anywhere in the pool area.16. Spitting, spouting of water, and blowing of nose in the water are not permitted.17. Floatation devices, noodles, and swimming aides are only permitted in the zero depth area of the pool. (Individuals requiring floatation devices for medical reasons may use a Coast Guard approved floatation device and must be accompanied by and closely supervised by an adult at all times).18. All dive sticks must be of the soft, flexible kind as mandated by State Health Codes.19. Diving from the pool deck is only permitted in the diving well and only during times when the diving board is not in use.20. Anytime a participant enters the water headfirst his or her hands must be above their head.21. No flips from the pool deck shall be permitted.22. All pool staff shall be treated with respect and any direction given by said staff is to be followed.23. Management is not responsible for lost or stolen items.24. All other local and state health codes apply.

Pool ClosuresOpen Swim & Swim Lessons• Temperature less than 65 degrees with any conditions prior to

opening: Pool will be closed to everyone.• Temperature that falls between 60-65 degrees after pool has

opened: Pool will remain open as long as bather load is at minimum capacity.

• Temperature 65 degrees or warmer: Pool is open• Temperature 65 degrees or warmer with light rain/drizzle: Pool

will remain open as long as bather load is at minimum capacity. • Temperature 65 degrees or warmer with heavy rain, lightening,

and/or thunder: Pool will be closed to everyone.Low Bather Load If the bather load is below 15 people for more than 2 hours after opening, the pool will be closed and reopened, with the exception of night swim hours.

This facility only accepts checks or cash

for payment, please plan accordingly when

visiting.

A complete list of all pool rules and closures can be

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You and your friends (up to 400) can enjoy the Algonquin Swimming Pool & Splashpad by yourselves. You will have access to the swimming pool & splashpad during closed hours. The party will be fully staffed with lifeguards and a manager to help supervise swimmers. You are welcome to bring your own decorations for your celebration. Outside food and beverages are not permitted with the exception of cake and/or cupcakes. Party bookings will begin May 1. To schedule your party and for an application, pleasecontact 847-658-2716 or visit www.algonquin.org/pool.Fees for Pass Holders:

0-100 Guests - $200101-200 Guests - $275201-400 Guests - $350

Fees for Non-Pass Holders:0-100 Guests - $350101-200 Guests - $425201-400 Guests - $500

Days Available: Friday 7:30-9:30p (Semi-private, $150/$300) Saturday: 6:30-8:30p Sunday: 6:30-8:30p

Programs/Events

Theme nights are back again this summer at the Algonquin Swimming Pool & Splashpad! Join the Village of Algonquin Pool Staff for these fun evenings at the pool while enjoying games and lots of family fun. Events will take place during scheduled night swim hours from 6:30-8:30p. Regular pool admission applies. Make sure to check www.algonquin.org/pool for themes each night.DATES:June 10July 8July 29August 12

American Red Cross Lifeguard TrainingThis course includes certification and training in lifeguard rescues and techniques, CPR for the professional rescuer, blood-borne pathogens, first aid, and automated external defibrillator. Participants must be at least 15 years of age by the last day of the course. Attendance at the entire session and a score of 80% or higher on the written exam will be required as part of the certification process. Refunds will not be issued to participants who do not pass the course. This class will meet at the Algonquin Swimming Pool for in-water portions of the curriculum, while classroom study will be conducted at Historic Village Hall. On the first day of class, please report directly to the swimming pool. Please bring a swimsuit, goggles, towel, lunch/dinner, snacks, notebook and pencil to each class. Prerequisites include completing a 300-yard continuous swim using 200 yards of front crawl and 100 yards of breaststroke, 20-yard swim using front crawl or breastroke, retrieving a 10-pound object from 10 feet of water, and swimming 20 yards back to starting point holding the object above the water.

Instructor: Village of Algonquin Pool StaffLocation: Algonquin Swimming Pool & Splashpad

599 Longwood Drive, AlgonquinHistoric Village Hall2 South Main Street, Algonquin

Fee: $170 (R) / $180 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code

15+F 6/3 9:00a-6:00p

2139SA 6/4 9:00a-6:00pSU 6/5 9:00a-6:00p

Make your next party a SPLASH!

Aqua Zumba Known as the Zumba “pool party,” Aqua Zumba gives new meaning to the idea of an invigorating workout. Integrating the Zumba formula and philosophy with traditional aqua fitness format blends it all together into a safe, challenging, water-based workout that’s cardio-conditioning, body-toning, and most of all, exhilarating beyond belief. Participants must wear a swimsuit, water shoes (encouraged), and bring a towel and water bottle. *NOTE: The first class (6/2) will be held from 6:00-6:50p and no class 6/9.Instructor: Josephine Champion, Zumba FitnessLocation: Algonquin Swimming Pool & Splashpad

599 Longwood Drive, AlgonquinFee: $45 (R) / $55 (NR)

Age Day Date Make-up Dates Time Code18+ TH 6/2-7/7* Friday’s 5:30-6:20p 2138-118+ TH 7/14-8/4 Friday’s 5:30-6:20p 2138-2

Open Lap SwimThursday Nights June 9-August 11

5:30-6:20p

Pool Theme Nights

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Aquatics

Swim Lesson Registration Tips & PoliciesSkills Assessment Days: If you are unsure of what level in which to enroll your child, be sure to stop by the pool on Friday, May 27, at 11:00a, or Saturday May 28, at 11:00a, to have your child evaluated for level placement. Staff will also be able to register your student on-site during skill assessment days.

Inclement Weather Policy: All lessons are taught at an outdoor facility and it is not uncommon for lessons to be cancelled due to inclement weather. It is the responsibility of the participants to check on the status of class when weather looks questionable or is inclement. To check the status of class, please call the Ganek Municipal Center at 847-658-2716 no more than one hour prior to class start time. If a lesson is cancelled due to inclement weather or other reasons determined by the Village, swimmers will have a makeup class. If more than two lessons in a session are cancelled by the Village, a credit will be applied to the family’s account for future use. Credits and/or prorates are not issued to students who cannot attend makeup classes. Makeup dates are predetermined and listed in the class schedule.

What to Expect on the First Day: Before arriving to class, be sure to apply sunscreen as it is most effective when applied 30 minutes prior to entering the water. Also, any swimmer with shoulder length or longer hair is required to tie it back with an elastic band or wear a swim cap. When you arrive at the swimming pool, all participants and spectators will enter through the bath house. Participants and their guardians need to gather under or near the blue shade structure and wait for further instruction from the lesson coordinator. Students will then be called into the pool area by specific levels where they will meet their instructor(s) and review the pool safety poster of the day. Spectators are welcome to watch from the deck chairs or in the concession stand areas only. If we find, after the first day, your swimmer needs to be moved up or down a level, we will adjust them accordingly to provide an optimal learning experience. All participants and spectators are to follow all facility rules posted. Individuals who are not toilet trained must wear diapers and tight-fitting plastic or vinyl pants over their diaper. Lil’ Swimmers do not meet our facility standard. Swim diapers are available for purchase at our concession area.

Individual Swim LessonsIndividual lessons are taught on a one-swimmer-to-one-instructor ratio in accordance with the American Red Cross and the Village of Algonquin’s Learn to Swim Levels. Students are assigned to their instructor based on swimming ability. Requests for specific instructors will not be guaranteed. Please see the policy about inclement weather on this page.*No class 7/4.Instructor: Village of Algonquin Pool StaffLocation: Algonquin Swimming Pool & Splashpad 599 Longwood Drive, AlgonquinFee: $130 (R) / $140 (NR)

Age Day Date Inclement Weather Make-up Dates

Time Code

6 Mos. - 5 Yrs. M-F, M-W 7/11-7/20 7/21 & 7/22 9:30-10:00a 2101-16 Mos. - 5 Yrs. M-F, M-W 7/25-8/3 8/4 & 8/5 9:30-10:00a 2101-26 Mos. - 5 Yrs. M/W 6/6-6/29 7/6 5:50-6:20p 2101-36 Mos. - 5 Yrs. M/W 7/11-8/3 8/8 & 8/10 5:50-6:20p 2101-46 Mos. - 5 Yrs. SA 6/4-7/30* 8/6 & 8/13 11:05-11:35a 2101-5

Parent & Child Swimming LessonsThe Parent & Child course emphasizes water adjustment skills while providing a stimulating, play-oriented, and safe environment for your child to build their aquatic readiness skills. During this class we will sing songs, play games, and work together to build a solid foundation for future swimming lesson programs. A parent is required to be in the water and participate with their child for the entire class. Please see the policy about inclement weather on this page. *No class 6/25.Instructor: Village of Algonquin Pool StaffLocation: Algonquin Swimming Pool & Splashpad 599 Longwood Drive, AlgonquinFee: $50 (R) / $60 (NR)

Children who are not toilet trained must wear tight fitting plastic pants; Lil’ Swimmers are not

permitted. Reusable swimming diapers are available for purchase at the concession area.

Age Day Date Inclement Weather Make-up Dates

Time Code

4+ M-F, M-W 6/6-6/15 6/16 & 6/17 9:30-10:00a 2100-14+ M-F, M-W 6/20-6/29 6/30 & 7/1 9:30-10:00a 2100-24+ T-F, M-TH 7/5-7/14* 7/15 9:30-10:00a 2100-34+ M-F, M-W 7/18-7/27 7/28 & 7/29 9:30-10:00a 2100-44+ M-F, M-W 8/1-8/10 8/11 & 8/12 9:30-10:00a 2100-54+ M/W 6/6-6/29 7/6 5:50-6:20p 2100-64+ M/W 7/11-8/3 8/8 & 8/10 5:50-6:20p 2100-7




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Pre-Tiny Tot & Tiny Tot Swim ClassesAge Day Date Inclement Weather

Make-up DateTime Pre-Tiny Tot

CodeTiny Tot

Code3-5 M-F, M-W 6/6-6/15 6/16 & 6/17 10:10-10:40a 2102-1 2102-23-5 M-F, M-W 6/6-6/15 6/16 & 6/17 11:00-11:30a 2103-1 2103-23-5 M-F, M-W 6/20-6/29 6/30 & 7/1 10:10-10:40a 2104-1 2104-23-5 M-F, M-W 6/20-6/29 6/30 & 7/1 11:00-11:30a 2105-1 2105-23-5 T-F, M-TH 7/5-7/14* 7/15 10:10-10:40a 2106-1 2106-23-5 T-F, M-TH 7/5-7/14* 7/15 11:00-11:30a 2107-1 2107-23-5 M-F, M-W 7/18-7/27 7/28 &7/29 10:10-10:40a 2108-1 2108-23-5 M-F, M-W 7/18-7/27 7/28 & 7/29 11:00-11:30a 2109-1 2109-23-5 M-F, M-W 8/1-8/10 8/11 & 8/12 10:10-10:40a 2110-1 2110-23-5 M-F, M-W 8/1-8/10 8/11 & 8/12 11:00-11:30a 2111-1 2111-23-5 M/W 6/6-6/29 7/6 5:00-5:30p 2112-1 2112-23-5 M/W 7/11-8/3 8/8 & 8/10 5:00-5:30p 2113-1 2113-2

Pre-Tiny TotPre-Tiny Tot swimming lessons will focus on water adjustment and elementary aquatic skills through the use of games, songs, and water toys. Skills taught in this level include submerging face into water, blowing bubbles, floating, and kicking with support. Participants will also be introduced to safe swimming during class time. This level is appropriate for students who have had a few or no prior swimming lessons. There are no prerequisites for this level.

Tiny TotTiny Tot swimming lessons will build on skills acquired in the Pre-Tiny Tot level. Students will begin working on front and back crawls and glides as they develop the confidence and ability to float on their front and back independently. Participants will also expand their knowledge in safe swimming practices during class time by learning about water safety practices. Prerequisites for Tiny Tots Level: completion of or ability to demonstrate all of the skills for the Pre-Tiny Tot Level on the first day of class.*No class on 7/4.Instructor: Village of Algonquin Pool StaffLocation: Algonquin Swimming Pool & Splashpad

599 Longwood Drive, AlgonquinFee: $50 (R) / $60 (NR)

Skills Assessment Days: If you are unsure of what level in which to enroll your child, be sure to stop by the pool for skill assessment day to have your child evaluated for level placement. Staff will also be able to register your student on-site during skill assessment days. Registration is not required but is encouraged. Friday, May 27 at 11:00a (Code: SWIMSKILL-F) Saturday, May 28 at 11:00a (Code: SWIMSKILL-S)

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Aquatics Learn To Swim Classes Levels 1 - 6

Age Day Date Weather Make-up Date

Time Level 1Code

Level 2 Code

Level 3 Code

Level 4 Code

Level 5 Code

Level 6 Code

Session 1 Lessons5-12 M-F, M-W 6/6-6/15 6/16 & 6/17 10:10-10:50a 2123-1 2123-2 2123-3 2123-4 2123-5 2123-65-12 M-F, M-W 6/6-6/15 6/16 & 6/17 11:00-11:40a 2124-1 2124-2 2124-3 2124-4 2124-5 2124-6


Session 3 Lessons (*No class on 7/4)5-12 T-F, M-TH 7/5-7/14* 7/15 10:10-10:50a 2127-1 2127-2 2127-3 2127-4 2127-5 2127-65-12 T-F, M-TH 7/5-7/14* 7/15 11:00-11:40a 2128-1 2128-2 2128-3 2128-4 2128-5 2128-6



Monday/Wednesday Lessons5-12 M/W 6/6-6/29 7/6 5:00-5:40p 2133-1 2133-2 2133-3 2133-4 2133-5 2133-65-12 M/W 7/11-8/3 8/8 & 8/10 5:00-5:40p 2134-1 2134-2 2134-3 2134-4 2134-5 2134-6

Level 1 GuppyThis level is appropriate for students who have had few to no prior swimming lessons. Participants will work on mastering their front and back floats, submerging under the water, and kicking on front and back. There are no prerequisites for this level.

Level 2 StarfishParticipants will develop their front and back glides and crawls. Students will also be introduced to rotary breathing and various survival floats as part of this level. Prerequisites for Level 2: certificate of completion or ability to demonstrate all Level 1 skills on the first day.

Level 3 GoldfishParticipants will continue developing their endurance on the front and back crawls while mastering their rotary breathing. Students will be introduced to breaststroke and elementary backstroke kicks, treading water in the deep end, and kneeling dives. Prerequisites for Level 3: certificate of completion or ability to demonstrate all Level 1 & 2 skills on the first day.

Level 4 StingrayParticipants will build endurance as they work to complete the back and front crawls for 25 yards. Students will be introduced to the arms and breathing for breaststroke and elementary backstroke, as well as the kick and arms for sidestroke and butterfly. Prerequisites for Level 4: certificate of completion or ability to demonstrate all Level 1-3 skills on the first day.

Level 5 SharkParticipants will develop additional swimming endurance as they work toward swimming 50 yards in the front and back crawls, 25 yards in elementary backstroke, sidestroke, butterfly, and breaststroke, and underwater swimming for 15 yards. Students will begin developing their skills in shallow diving and various flips and open turns. Please note: Participants in Levels 5 & 6 practice together. Prerequisites for Level 5: certificate of completion or ability to demonstrate all Level 1-4 skills on the first day.

Level 6 DolphinThis class will define the techniques of all strokes learned throughout the six levels of the Learn-To-Swim program. Participants will also master diving from the diving board and will watch demonstrations in water rescue and safety. Please Note: Participants in Levels 5 & 6 practice together. Prerequisites for Level 6: certificate of completion or ability to demonstrate all Level 1-5 skills on the first day.

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Adult Fitness

Zumba Get a great cardio workout while performing Latin dance moves such as salsa, merengue, hip hop, cumbia, samba, and many more. The routines feature aerobic/fitness intervals with a combination of fast and slow rhythms to tone and sculpt your entire body. The music will get your heart rate pumping and feet moving to burn calories and strengthen your cardio endurance. Bring a friend, lots of water, and come join the dance party. Instructor: Josephine Champion, Zumba FitnessLocation: Historic Village Hall (1st Floor)

2 South Main Street, AlgonquinAge Day Date Time Fee Code16+ W 5/4-6/1 6:30-7:30p $45/$55 2302-116+ W 6/15-7/13 6:30-7:30p $45/$55 2302-216+ W 7/20-8/24 6:30-7:30p $54/$64 2302-3

Zumba Step/ToningWe will blend body-sculpting techniques and specific Zumba moves into one calorie-burning, strength-training class. You’ll learn how to use weighted maraca-like Zumba toning sticks to enhance rhythm, build strength, and tone all the target zones. The routines feature aerobic/fitness intervals with a combination of fast and slow rhythms to tone and sculpt your entire body. Toning sticks may be purchased from the instructor. 1 pound - $15 2.5 pounds - $15Instructor: Josephine Champion, Zumba FitnessLocation: Historic Village Hall (1st Floor)

2 South Main Street, AlgonquinAge Day Date Time Fee Code16+ T 5/3-5/31 5:30-6:30p $45/$55 2301-116+ T 6/14-7/12 5:30-6:30p $45/$55 2301-216+ T 7/19-8/23 5:30-6:30p $54/$64 2301-3

PIYO StrengthPIYO is a music driven, athletic workout inspired by the mind/body practices of Pilates and Yoga, which includes flexibility training, strength training, conditioning and dynamic movement. Each class will incorporate the following styles of movement, such as Focus (Poses are held to increase strength), Flow (Rhythmic styles that generates heat in the body and produces sweat, and Fusion (A blend of focus and flow to incorporate dynamic balance and functional training). Achieve wellness by reducing stress, strengthening core muscles and overall toningPlease bring a mat to class, class is performed barefoot. (If you choose, please use Lyrical half-sole slip on shoes.) Instructor: Josephine Champion, PIYO CertifiedLocation: Historic Village Hall (1st Floor)

2 South Main Street, AlgonquinAge Day Date Time Fee Code16+ W 5/4-6/1 5:30-6:20p $45/$55 2303-116+ W 6/15-7/13 5:30-6:20p $45/$55 2303-216+ W 7/20-8/24 5:30-6:20p $54/$64 2303-3

Age Day Date Time Fee Code16+ SA 5/7-6/4 9:00-10:00a $45/$55 2304-116+ SA 6/18-7/16 9:00-10:00a $45/$55 2304-216+ SA 7/23-8/27* 9:00-10:00a $45/$55 2304-3

Cardio FitThis class is geared towards achieving realistic fitness and wellness goals, by incorporating cardio with resistance interval training. Balance, flexibility, strength, cardio endurance and how you FEEL, will be important factors of this class. Wellness is a lifestyle and it can be achieved by incorporating a variety of simple changes. This 60 minute class will include, cardio intervals, strength training utilizing dumb bells and 10 or 12 lb. barbells and core conditioning. Please bring a mat and lots of water.Instructor: Josephine Champion

NESTA Wellness Coach CertifiedLocation: Historic Village Hall (1st Floor)

2 South Main Street, Algonquin*No class 5/30 & 7/4.

Age Day Date Time Fee Code16+ M 5/2-6/6* 6:00-7:00p $45/$55 2300-116+ M 6/13-7/18* 6:00-7:00p $45/$55 2300-216+ M 7/25-8/22 6:00-7:00p $45/$55 2300-3

PILOXING - FREE CLASSGet a sneak peak at a new class coming this Fall.PILOXING is a high-energy interval workout that uniquely blends the power, speed, and agility of boxing with the targeted sculpting and flexibility of Pilates. These techniques are also supplemented by the use of weighted gloves, further toning the arms and maximizing cardiovascular health. Add to that fun dance moves and you have a workout that will tone muscle, burn fat and empower you both physically and mentally. Modifications will be given for all movements, you are encouraged to work at your own pace; lyrical shoes, barefoot or sneakers can be worn.** Please bring lots of water and a mat!Instructor: Josephine Champion, Piloxing CertifiedLocation: Historic Village Hall (1st Floor)

2 South Main Street, Algonquin**Course is FREE, but pre-registration is required**

Age Day Date Time Fee Code16+ TH 5/12-5/26 6:00-7:00p FREE 2305-116+ TH 8/18 & 8/25 6:00-7:00p FREE 2305-2

Make sure to check out page 8 for Aqua Zumba at the

Algonquin Pool!

*No Class 7/30



















Adult FitnessAll-Level YogaThis traditional hatha yoga class is designed for the student who would like to reduce stress, improve flexibility, strength, and overall health. All poses can be modified to accommodate both beginners and advanced students. The class will focus on standing postures flowing into floor work and ending with 10 minutes of guided relaxation.Instructor: Tricia WallaceLocation: Historic Village Hall (1st Floor)

2 South Main Street, AlgonquinFee: $60 (R) / $70 (NR)

FREE CLASS - PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIREDAge Day Date Time Code18+ TH 5/26 9:00-10:00a 2308-118+ T 5/31 7:00-8:00p 2307-1

*No class 6/21.Age Day Date Time Code18+ T 6/7-7/19* 7:00-8:00p 2307-218+ T 7/26-8/30 7:00-8:00p 2307-3

*No class 6/23.Age Day Date Time Code18+ TH 6/2-7/14* 9:00-10:00a 2308-218+ TH 7/21-8/25 9:00-10:00a 2308-3

Yin Yoga & MeditationA quiet, meditative practice of passive, long holds of postures on the floor. Yin yoga nourishes the connective tissues and joints and calms the mind. Various pranayama and meditation practices will be explored.Instructor: Tricia WallaceLocation: Historic Village Hall (1st Floor)


FREE CLASS - PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIREDAge Day Date Time Code18+ M 6/27 9:00-10:00a 2306-1

Age Day Date Time Code18+ M 7/18-8/22 9:00-10:00a 2306-2

Beginner Yoga & NidraAn introductory level class designed to develop a basic understanding of common yoga poses (asana), breath practices (pranayama), systematic deep relaxation, and meditation. This class is for those who are new to yoga or would like to continue developing a strong foundation of yoga. The class ends with Yoga Nidra, a gentle meditation technique using guided visualizations that lead the practitioner into deep relaxation. Instructor: Tricia WallaceLocation: Historic Village Hall (1st Floor)


FREE CLASS - PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIREDAge Day Date Time Code18+ W 5/25 9:00-10:00a 2309-1

*No class 6/22Age Day Date Time Code18+ W 6/1-7/13* 9:00-10:00a 2309-218+ W 7/20-8/24 9:00-10:00a 2309-3

Please make sure to bring your own mat and water to

each class.













Free Weekly Group Run/WalkJoin the coaches of Kopf Running for a free, weekly group run/walk at 6:30p every Wednesday evening. All fitness levels are welcome! Group runs will last for approximately 30 minutes, plus a short warm-up and cool down. Drop-in whenever is convenient! Meeting locations will rotate between Algonquin and Lake in the Hills. For location details & additional information, please visit www.kopfrunning.com or call (847) 659-8721.*This would be a great way to get ready for the upcoming Harvest Hustle!*

Introduction ClassNatural Solutions with Essential OilsCurious about essential oils and their health benefits? Rochelle Milos, presents an introduction and uses for 10 of the most popular and versatile essential oils. You’ll leave feeling equipped and empowered with new knowledge to care for you and your family using NATURAL SOLUTIONS.Instructor: Rochelle Milos Location: Historic Village Hall (2nd Floor) 2 South Main Street, AlgonquinFee: $5 (R) / $7 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code18+ M 5/9 6:00-7:30p 2200-118+ T 6/7 6:00-7:30p 2200-218+ M 7/11 6:00-7:30p 2200-318+ T 8/2 6:00-7:30p 2200-4

Make and Take ClassNatural Solutions with Essential OilsAlong with learning about some of the most popular essential oils, these classes will include an opportunity for participants to make an essential oil blend to take home! 5/23 - Boo Boo Blend Spray 6/28 - Bug Repellent 7/18 - After Sun Soothing Spray 8/9 - Focus Rollerball Instructor: Rochelle Milos Location: Historic Village Hall (2nd Floor) 2 South Main Street, AlgonquinFee: $12 (R) / $17 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code18+ M 5/23 6:00-7:30p 2201-118+ T 6/28 6:00-7:30p 2201-218+ M 7/18 6:00-7:30p 2201-318+ T 8/9 6:00-7:30p 2201-4

FIRE: Women’s Self-DefenseThe program was designed to empower all women by giving them the ability to defend themselves in a variety of assault situations, including rape, domestic violence, multiple attackers, and even situations where weapons are used. This program not only provides the skills necessary to successfully defend oneself, it also gives women an opportunity to apply them by using role play tactics in a safe, controlled environment with highly-trained, hand-picked men to provide these women with a realistic experience. Please bring a snack. Instructor: Focus Martial Arts & Fitness StaffLocation: Focus Martial Arts & Fitness 9342 Virginia Road, LITHFee: $75 (R) / $85 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code14+ SU 7/17 1:00-5:30p 2450

SAVE THE DATE.....

Join Algonquin Recreation at the Harvest Hustle, Saturday, October 1st. All proceeds from this event will help provide recreation opportunities for ALL-gonquin. Recreation for ALL-gonquin is a program designed to give Algonquin youth the opportunity to participate in recreation programs during the year.ONLINE REGISTRATION:www.active.com - search for Harvest Hustle, Algonquin

RACE DAY REGISTRATION: Begins at 7:00a inside Historic Village Hall (2 S. Main Street, Algonquin)

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Using Your Digital CameraLearning how to use your digital camera doesn’t have to be that complicated. In this class, you’ll learn the four keys to creating great photographs with manual settings: exposure, shutter speed, ISO, and composition. It’s really that simple. You will learn the differences between the shooting modes, and what settings to use in manual mode. No previous experience is required. Please bring your digital camera and a manual if you have one. You can also attend this class to learn about digital cameras if you are planning to buy one.Instructor: Ron McKinney Wedding and Portrait PhotographerLocation: Ron McKinney Studio 121 South Main Street, Algonquin Fee: $27 (R) / $37 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code14+ W 6/8 7:00-9:00p 2202

How To Take Beautiful Photos of PeopleIn this hands-on class, you’ll learn how to use both available light and your flash to create beautiful photographs featuring people as your subject. You’ll learn how to use natural sunlight and also how you can use shade to ensure the light on your subject is flattering. I’ll show you how to look at natural daylight and explain how it will impact your image. No previous experience is required. Please bring your digital camera.Instructor: Ron McKinney Wedding and Portrait PhotographerLocation: Ron McKinney Studio 121 South Main Street, Algonquin Fee: $27 (R) / $37 (NR)


How To Take Landscape PhotosIn this hands-on class, you’ll learn how to take pictures of buildings and natural scenery. We’ll talk about the ideal camera settings for these images and why they are ideal. We’ll also talk about the importance of a tripod and how to take these shots with and without a tripod. You will also learn how to use the natural daylight to further enhance your image. No previous experience is required. Please bring your digital camera. This class will be taught on location in downtown Algonquin.Instructor: Ron McKinney Wedding and Portrait PhotographerLocation: Ron McKinney Studio 121 South Main Street, Algonquin Fee: $27 (R) / $37 (NR)


Print-Press Albums For Your PhotosSo you’ve taken some beautiful pictures, now what? Whether the pictures are of your summer holiday trip, fine art pictures from around the house, or the documenting of the past year of your family’s life, the images are locked away in a computer until you get them printed. I’ll show you how to create a print-press album of your images at an affordable cost. No Photoshop experience is required. If you have a laptop and flash drive with your images, you can bring them to begin working on your album during the class. Instructor: Ron McKinney Wedding and Portrait PhotographerLocation: Ron McKinney Studio 121 South Main Street, Algonquin Fee: $27 (R) / $37 (NR)


Photography for Smart Phones (Android and iPhone)You will learn how to use the camera settings and controls to create impactful pictures with your smart phone. We will cover how to use whatever natural light you have at your setting to creatively impact your image. We will also go over your phone camera’s settings to get the best image out of your camera that you possibly can. This will all be simplified so anyone can take great pictures even if you are not tech-savvy. Please bring your fully charge smart phone. Instructor: Ron McKinney Wedding and Portrait PhotographerLocation: Ron McKinney Studio 121 South Main Street, Algonquin Fee: $27 (R) / $37 (NR)


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Adult Variety

Sip & PaintEnd of Summer Ladies Night OutEscape the hectic summer schedule and back to school stress! Grab the girls, a beverage of choice and a snack for a fun creative night out. You will get a beautiful 13” round platter ideal for serving anything from an entire dinner to an impressive dessert. Use stamps, stencils, mosaic design and countless other unique art patterns to create your customized platter which will impress your family and guest for years to come. All instruction and materials are included.Instructor: Handmade on MainLocation: Handmade on Main 320 S. Main Street, Algonquin Fee: $50 (R) / $60 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code21+ F 8/26 7:00-9:00p 2208

Patriotic Flag Tree - LightedKeep the spirit of 4th of July alive all year by honoring our hero vets. Join us for this very special one-of-a-kind class to create your own Patriotic Flag Tree complete with lights and plug assembly. This tree stands 11” high and can be lit all year in honor of all those who unselfishly serve for our country. For each tree sold we will make a donation to the vets! Instruction and materials are included.Instructor: Handmade on MainLocation: Handmade on Main 320 S. Main Street, Algonquin Fee: $52 (R) / $62 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code10+ SA 7/16 11:00a-12:00p 2211

Mother’s Day Gift PaintingCreate something special for mom and/or grandma on her day of honor. You will get to choose from (4) varieties of mugs, a dinner plate, or several styles of bowls... Your choice! Fun and functional pottery designed to put a smile on any mom’s face. Everything will be fired and ready to pick up before Mother’s Day. All instruction and materials are included.Instructor: Handmade on MainLocation: Handmade on Main 320 S. Main Street, Algonquin Fee: $23 (R) / $33 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code4+ SU 5/1 11:00a-12:00p 2209

Father’s Day Mug PaintingHand paint and design that very special unique mug just for dad and/or grandpa. Giving a gift created from love is treasured forever. You get to choose from (5) different mug options sure to satisfy every dads unique style! Choose from a large variety of stencils and stamps to make your unique gift for Father’s Day. All instruction and materials are included.Instructor: Handmade on MainLocation: Handmade on Main 320 S. Main Street, Algonquin Fee: $23 (R) / $33 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code4+ SA 6/4 11:00a-12:00p 2210

Coloring and CocktailsNeed art therapy? Come mix and mingle while you enjoy a cocktail and coloring adult coloring book page. Price includes first cocktail, coloring sheet, and colored pencils. Raffle prizes will be awarded each night. Open House style night. Coloring sheets are original artwork of our local artist Julie Kukreja.Instructor: Pen & Mouse StaffLocation: Park Place 406 W. Woodstock Street, Crystal Lake Fee: $15 per student

Age Day Date Time Code21+ M 6/27 6:00-9:00p 2207-121+ M 7/18 6:00-9:00p 2207-221+ M 8/29 6:00-9:00p 2207-3









In the Garden LabCome out to the new teaching garden at the main library branch. Topics are listed below, these are free events, but please remember to pre-register.Location: Harnish Main Library 2600 Harnish Drive, Algonquin Fee: FREE - Pre-Registration RequiredPlanting the Cutting Garden


How to Thin a Garden BedAge Day Date Time Code18+ W 5/18 10:00-11:00a 2213

Planting a Sensory GardenAge Day Date Time Code18+ M 5/23 6:30-7:30p 2214

Midsummer MadnessAge Day Date Time Code18+ M 6/20 7:00-8:00p 2215

In the Lab - Kids ProgramKids will also have a chance to explore the new garden with these classes. Topics are listed below, these are free events, but please remember to pre-register.Midsummer Madness

Age Day Date Time Code8+ W 6/8 10:00-11:00a 2901

Midsummer MadnessAge Day Date Time Code8+ W 6/15 10:00-11:00a 2902

AARP Smart Driver CourseDate: August 11 and August 12Algonquin Area Public Library2600 Harnish Drive, AlgonquinDrivers 50+ improve driving skills. This revised class has new books and videos. Please note that all registration for this program is taken at the Library. You must attend both days of class to receive your certificate. Payment is due at registration, checks to AARP or cash, no credit cards accepted. Fees for AARP members is $15 and non AARP members is $20. Any questions regarding this program, please call the Library at (847) 458-6060.

Master Gardener - Garden Lab HoursHave a gardening question? Want to learn more about the Teaching Garden? Friday mornings there will be an University of Illinois Extension Master Gardener on hand to answer your gardening questions.

Friday Mornings: June, July, and August9:30-10:30a weather permittingInstructor: Algonquin Library StaffLocation: Algonquin Library 2600 Harnish Drive, Algonquin

Beneficial InsectsHead over to the new Garden Lab at the Algonquin Library and learn all about insects that will help all of your plants. Not all bugs are bad. Learn from a Master Gardener how to attract and keep pollinators and pest controllers on your property. This program is free, but please remember to pre-register.Location: Harnish Main Library 2600 Harnish Drive, Algonquin Fee: FREE - Pre-Registration Required

Age Day Date Time Code18+ M 5/9 6:30-7:30p 2216

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General Arts

Pen & Mouse Club House ArtistsThe Club House Artists Series has been developed for on-going art instruction for all ages. The goal is for beginner and advance artists to feel comfortable in any series with all levels together. This is possible with the class structure and lessons. It’s not necessary to take the previous series or even the first series when wanting to learn how to draw. All materials are included in the class fee.Instructor: Pen & Mouse StaffLocation: Crystal Lake Park District - Art Room

1 E. Crystal Lake Ave., Crystal Lake Fee: $45 per class

Art Bots Camp - Learn how to draw different bots as well as robots in 3D.

Age Day Date Time Code8+ T-TH 6/14-6/16 10:00a-12:00p 2803

3D Drawing Star Wars - Students will learn basic perspective drawing skills to create realistic ships, driods, and other fun Star Wars characters.

Age Day Date Time Code6+ T 6/14-6/28 6:00-7:30p 2804

Puppet Making Camp - Learn how to make a basic hand puppet using paper mache and sewing, also create a marionette style puppet.

Age Day Date Time Code8+ T-TH 6/21-6/23 10:00a-12:00p 2805

Teen Sculpture Class - Create a wire amateur and use paper mache techniques to create an animal sculpture.

Age Day Date Time Code10+ M-W 6/27-6/29 10:00a-12:00p 2806

Art Attack! Kids PaintCome to our social painting event! We will complete a finished painting by the end of each class. Bring a snack and drink to enjoy. All materials will be provided. Themes for each week will be posted on our online calendar: www.artattackpaintparty.com.Instructor: Pen & Mouse StaffLocation: Crystal Lake Park District - Art Room

1 E. Crystal Lake Ave., Crystal Lake Fee: $20 per painter

Age Day Date Time Code6+ M 6/20 10:00a-12:00p 2802-16+ M 7/11 10:00a-12:00p 2802-26+ M 8/8 10:00a-12:00p 2802-3

Summer Clay CampLooking for a fun interactive activity for the kids this summer? Join one of our Summer Clay Camp Weeks! Each day your child will get to experience a different art form including molding clay, painting bisque pottery, pouring a mold of their own, and exploring mosaic design. We will create a very unique Safari/Jungle View Box complete with all the pieces they design, this will be something they will be proud to show off for years to come! Dress for a mess, all instruction and materials included.Instructor: Handmade on MainLocation: Handmade on Main

320 S. Main Street, Algonquin Fee: $102 (R) / $112 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code7-12 M-F 6/13-6/17 11:00a-12:00p 2801-17-12 M-F 6/20-6/24 11:00a-12:00p 2801-2

Safari Viewing Box ProjectFriday Night Clay Camp is back! Sign the kids up for this interactive, fun camp and enjoy free time every Friday evening for six weeks! Kids will get a great experience creating a clear view display box that stands 6” x 13” x 5” wide to fill with safari jungle pottery pieces they created themselves. Project includes molding clay, painting bisque, pouring a mold and exploring mosaic design, all while creating a unique Jungle View Box they can be proud of for years to come! Dress for a mess, all instruction and materials included.Instructor: Handmade on MainLocation: Handmade on Main

320 S. Main Street, Algonquin Fee: $105 (R) / $115 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code7-12 F 5/6-6/10 7:00-8:00p 2800












Youth Variety

Babysitter’s Training - 1 DayIf you’re 11-15 years old, you can get the knowledge, skills, and confidence to care for infants and school-age children, combining video, activities, hands-on skills training, and discussion for a complete learning experience. Babysitter’s training shows you how to respond to emergencies and illness with first aid, rescue breathing and other appropriate care, make decisions under pressure, communicate with parents to learn household rules, recognize safety and hygiene issues, manage young children, and how to diaper and care for infants. Participants must attend the entire class to receive their certificate. Please bring a lunch and drink to class.Instructor: American Red Cross StaffLocation: Historic Village Hall (2nd Floor)

2 South Main Street, Algonquin Fee: $70 (R) / $80 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code11-15 SA 8/6 9:00a-4:30p 2701

Babysitter Boot Camp - 2 DayGet the knowledge, skills and confidence to care for infants and school-age children, combining video, activities, hands-on skills training and discussion for a complete learning experience. Learn how to respond to emergencies and illness with first aid, rescue breathing and other appropriate care, make decisions under pressure, communicate with parents to learn household rules, recognize safety and hygiene issues, manage young children, feed, diaper and care for infants. This camp includes additional training in child CPR and first aid that is not included in the regular babysitting training. Students must attend both full days of the program to receive certifications - Babysitter Training, Child and Infant CPR, and First Aid. Students need to bring a lunch both days!Instructor: Certified American Red CrossLocation: Historic Village Hall (2nd Floor)


Age Day Date Time Code11-15 SA & SU 6/4 & 6/5 9:00a-2:30p 2700

First Aid for KidsThis course teaches children introductory first aid skills focusing on recognizing an emergency, calling 911, dealing with cuts, burns, broken bones, poisoning, choking, and exploring contents of a first aid kit. Hands-on activities provided for additional reinforcement. Fee includes workbook. Instructor: Certified American Red Cross InstructorLocation: Historic Village Hall (2nd Floor)


Age Day Date Time Code6-10 SA 7/9 12:00-1:30p 2703

Home AloneTopics covered include safety in the home, proper use of keys, what to do in case of an emergency, how to respond to strangers, and general house rules. Disclaimer: This course does NOT endorse children being home alone; that responsibility lies with the parents. Instructor: Certified American Red Cross InstructorLocation: Historic Village Hall (2nd Floor)


Age Day Date Time Code6-10 SA 7/9 10:00-11:30a 2702

Algonquin Lakes Day Camp is offered through the Dundee Township Park District. All Algonquin residents receive resident rates. It’s a summer filled with entertainment that allows for new experiences, new friendships and builds memories that will last a lifetime! Games, arts/crafts, special events, field trips and swimming will be included in each theme week. Camp meets rain or shine. Campers should bring their own lunch and water bottle each day. Grades K-5 (2016-2017 School Year)Monday through Friday9:00am - 3:00pm (Before/After Care Options)

Algonquin Residents: $121 (Early Bird)*$146 (Late Fee)

Non-residents: $151 (Early Bird)*$175 (Lake Fee)

*Early Bird Fee - camper is registered at least one week prior to start date

Visit www.dtpd.org or for payment plan information, call either (847) 428-7131 or (847) 836-4260.

Algonquin Lakes Day CampAlgonquin Lakes

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Youth Variety

Horseback Riding CampCome spend your summer with horses! This exciting half-day camp includes lessons in riding, basic horse care, grooming, and tacking, as well as some arts and crafts activities. Regulation hard hats are available for campers to use or they may bring their own. Campers are required to wear hard-soled shoes with a small heel and long pants. Please bring water and a snack to camp. For additional questions, please contact Allison at 847-809-4698.Instructor: Ravenna Hills LLC StaffLocation: Ravenna Hills LLC 16N503 Powers Road, GilbertsFee: $250 (R) / $260 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code7-12 M-F 6/13-6/17 9:00a-1:00p 2706-17-12 M-F 7/11-7/15 9:00a-1:00p 2706-27-12 M-F 8/8-8/12 9:00a-1:00p 2706-3

Horsemanship 1Does your child love horses? Then come join us and learn to ride! In Horsemanship 1, you will learn basic horsemanship skills such as grooming, saddling, bridling, caring for horses, and the basics of the English balance seat. Long pants and hard-soled shoes or boots with a small heel are required. Regulation hard hats will be provided. For additional questions, please contact Allison at 847-809-4698. Instructor: Ravenna Hills LLC StaffLocation: Ravenna Hills LLC 16N503 Powers Road, GilbertsFee: $150 (R) / $160 (NR)*No class 6/14 & 7/12.

Age Day Date Time Code7-12 T 5/24-6/28* 4:30-5:30p 2705-17-12 T 7/5-8/9* 4:30-5:30p 2705-27-12 T 8/16-9/13 4:30-5:30p 2705-3

Magic ClassKids are guaranteed to have a great time as they learn fascinating tricks from a professional magician! Join this exciting magic class that will be sure to teach you a thing or two about the world of magic. Amaze your family and friends with tricks that involve cards, ropes, coins, mind-reading, and more. While these tricks may appear difficult, you will discover that they are quick to learn and easy to perform. New, age-appropriate tricks are taught each session. All participants will receive a magic kit to take home with them at the end of class.Instructor: Magic Team of Gary KantorLocation: Historic Village Hall (2nd Floor) 2 South Main Street, AlgonquinFee: $20 (R) / $30 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code8-11 T 7/19 5:00-5:55p 2704

Drama Camp: Shakespeare for Kids!Immerse yourself in theater and acting this summer. Campers will perform Shakespeare’s comedy Two Gentlemen of Verona -- a play full of friends, fools, outlaws, and fun characters galore – there’s even a dog. Learn acting techniques, improvisation, stage directions, creative dramatics, and games while gaining familiarity and comfort interacting on the stage. Build self-esteem, develop communication and socialization skills. Share your performance with family and friends at the end of camp, July 22. Registration: Taken at the Algonquin Area Public LibraryRegistration Begins: June 1, at 9:00 amNote: Although this program is free, pre-registration is required.Max Number of Students: 24Instructor: Algonquin Library StaffLocation: Algonquin Library 2600 Harnish Drive, Algonquin

Super Hero CampWe will spend a day with your child participating in Epic Battles that they will talk about for the rest of the summer. Here’s what they can expect: Ninja Style Foam Sword battlefield, Nerf gun battles, outdoor Super Soaker obstacle course, a movie, Pizza Party, and a ton of fun and excitement. If that wasn’t enough excitement, the parents get a night out all to themselves.

Equipment Needed:1 Nerf Gun (Nerf ammo will be provided), 1 Super Soaker water gun (water will be provided)

Equipment Provided:Battlefield foam weapons, obstacle courses, water for super soakers, ammo for the Nerf guns, pizza, refreshments, movie (players should bring an extra pair of dry clothing). Instructor: Focus Martial Arts & Fitness StaffLocation: Focus Martial Arts & Fitness 9342 Virginia Road, LITHFee: $85 (R) / $95 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code7-13 SA 8/13 4:30-8:30p 2707










Soccer/T-Ball ComboSocialization, teamwork, following directions, key motor skills and having fun will be the focus in this non-competitive environment. For the first two weeks of class we will focus on soccer and the second two weeks we will work on t-ball skills. The last class will be a fun game of each sport with parent participation. A fun “game” will be played at the end of each class. The camp will be held outside. For inclement weather updates or class changes please go to www.sportsrusil.com or call 815-675-9365. Please bring a water bottle and wear sunscreen.Instructor: Sports R Us StaffLocation: Algonquin Lakes Park 700 Lake Plumleigh WayFee: $41 (R) / $51 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code3-4 SA 7/30-8/27 9:00-9:50a 2407

Jr. SoccerThis is the perfect camp to learn the game or expand your skills! All the basic skills of dribbling, passing, shooting, and goal tending will be taught in a non-competitive environment. Teamwork, participation, and good sportsmanship are stressed. A “game” will be played at the end of each class. Please bring a water bottle. For inclement weather updates or class changes, please go to www.sportsrusil.com or call 815-675-9365. Instructor: Sports R Us StaffLocation: High Hill Park 501 Kirkland, AlgonquinFee: $41 (R) / $51 (NR)*No class 7/2.

Age Day Date Time Code5-7 SA 6/11-7/16* 11:00a-12:00p 2408

Pee Wee SoccerAll the basic skills of dribbling, passing, shooting, and goal tending will be taught in a non-competitive environment. A “game” will be played at the end of each class. The camp will be held outside. Please bring a water bottle. For inclement weather updates or class changes, please go to www.sportsrusil.com or call 815-675-9365. Instructor: Sports R Us StaffLocation: High Hill Park 501 Kirkland, AlgonquinFee: $41 (R) / $51 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code3-4 T 6/7-7/5 4:00-4:50p 2406-13-4 T 6/7-7/5 5:00-5:50p 2406-23-4 T 7/19-8/16 4:00-4:50p 2406-33-4 T 7/19-8/16 5:00-5:50p 2406-4

Lil’ Pint SoccerYour child will enhance their soccer skills while learning teamwork. All the basic skills of dribbling, passing, shooting, and goal tending will be taught in a non-competitive environment. Both boys and girls are encouraged to join this class if they have an interest in soccer and plan to play in the future. A “game” will be played at the end of each camp. The camp will be held outside. Please bring a water bottle. For inclement weather updates or class changes, please go to www.sportsrusil.com or call 815-675-9365. Instructor: Sports R Us StaffLocation: High Hill Park 501 Kirkland, AlgonquinFee: $41 (R) / $51 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code5-6 T 6/7-7/5 6:00-6:50p 2409-15-6 T 7/19-8/16 6:00-6:50p 2409-2

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Youth Soccer/Speed & FitnessWe will go over the basic skills of dribbling, passing, shooting, goal tending, and positions. There will be weekly progress on the technical aspects of the game. Our fitness training session is built to make our participants faster and more agile athletes. We use SKLZ equipment, ladders, parachutes, jump ropes and more for our class. For inclement weather updates or class changes please go to www.sportsrusil.com or call 815-675-9365. Please bring a water bottle and wear sunscreen.Instructor: Sports R Us StaffLocation: Algonquin Lakes Park 700 Lake Plumleigh WayFee: $41 (R) / $51 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code7-9 F 7/29-8/26 6:00-7:00p 2410











Tennis

Algonquin Community Tennis Association

The Algonquin Community Tennis Association (ACTA) is a not-for-profit community tennis program serving tennis players of various ages and abilities. Whether you want to learn how to play tennis or would like to join in some league play, ACTA will be able to get you involved in the tennis community. On the first day of class, participants will pay a $10 annual family membership fee and complete a waiver for ACTA. Your family’s membership will include exclusive offers and eligibility for league play, group lessons, socials, and will help support the Junior Tennis Program in the community. For more information on league schedules or to become a registered member of ACTA, please visit http://tennisacta.wix.com/acta. When the weather looks questionable or is inclement, please call 815-403-5759 no more than one hour prior to class start time to check the status.

Please come to class dressed comfortably. Wear tennis shoes and be sure to bring your own racket, water, and sun protection.

Pee Wee TennisThis class will have your child starting to enjoy tennis through successful instruction that emphasizes hand/eye coordination through drills that incorporate catching, ball tossing, footwork, drop hitting, and basic ground stroke fundamentals.Instructor: ACTA StaffLocation: Gaslight Park, 700 Terrace Drive, AlgonquinFee: $65 (R) / $75 (NR) *Rain Dates: Missed class due to weather will be made up the following week.

Age Day Date Time Code5-7 M-F 6/6-6/10 5:00-6:00p 2400-15-7 M-F 6/13-6/17 9:00-10:00a 2400-25-7 M-F 6/20-6/24 5:00-6:00p 2400-35-7 M-F 6/27-7/1 9:00-10:00a 2400-45-7 M-F 7/11-7/15 9:00-10:00a 2400-55-7 M-F 7/18-7/22 5:00-6:00p 2400-65-7 M-F 7/25-7/29 9:00-10:00a 2400-75-7 M-F 8/1-8/5 5:00-6:00p 2400-8

Youth TennisWhether you are a beginner or continuing your instruction in tennis, this class will build skills in hand/eye coordination and proper footwork. We will also work on basic ground stroke fundamentals which include the appropriate grip for volleying, overheads, and serving.Instructor: ACTA StaffLocation: Gaslight Park, 700 Terrace Drive, AlgonquinFee: $65 (R) / $75 (NR) *Rain Dates: Missed class due to weather will be made up the following week.


Tween/Teen TennisThis class will focus primarily on stroke fundamentals with an emphasis on the volley, serve, and overhead. This level will include game-based competition. Whether you’re a beginner, intermediate, or advanced player, you will have plenty of opportunities to improve your game. Instructor: ACTA StaffLocation: Gaslight Park, 700 Terrace Drive, AlgonquinFee: $65 (R) / $75 (NR) *Rain Dates: Missed class due to weather will be made up the following week.


Make sure to check out the tennis website for more tennis information:http://tennisacta.wix.com/acta


























Intro to GolfThis clinic is intended for the beginning golfer who has an interest in learning golf. Fundamentals of the golf swing are introduced including grip and posture. This class focuses on putting and full swing, but most importantly having fun in a safe and friendly environment. Clubs can be provided at no charge; comfortable clothing and gym shoes are recommended. In the event of inclement weather, please call 773-858-3978 for class status. Makeup classes will be held on the Friday of the scheduled week.Instructor: Mark Psensky, PGALocation: Golf Club of Illinois 1575 Edgewood Drive, AlgonquinFee: $105 (Fee includes: Foot-Joy glove, bag tag and range balls)

Age Day Date Time Code5-12 M-TH 6/6-6/9 9:00-10:00a 2403-15-12 M-TH 6/20-6/23 9:00-10:00a 2403-25-12 M-TH 6/27-6/30 9:00-10:00a 2403-35-12 M-TH 7/11-7/14 9:00-10:00a 2403-45-12 M-TH 7/18-7/21 9:00-10:00a 2403-55-12 M-TH 7/25-7/28 9:00-10:00a 2403-6

Intermediate GolfThis clinic is designed for the junior golfer (8-16 with prior golf experience) who is looking to expand on the basics of the golf swing. This class will cover all aspects of the game with additional time spent in class on the rules of golf, strength, and flexibility. On course play will be included in these classes. Full use of the video equipment is included and students can view their swing and analysis on MPSGOLF.COM. In the event of inclement weather, please call 773-858-3978 for class status. Makeup classes will be held on the Friday of the scheduled week.Instructor: Mark Psensky, PGALocation: Golf Club of Illinois 1575 Edgewood Drive, AlgonquinFee: $189 (Fee includes: Foot-Joy glove, bag tag and range balls)

Age Day Date Time Code8-16 M-TH 6/6-6/9 11:00a-1:00p 2404-18-16 M-TH 6/27-6/30 11:00a-1:00p 2404-28-16 M-TH 7/11-7/14 11:00a-1:00p 2404-38-16 M-TH 7/25-7/28 11:00a-1:00p 2404-48-16 M-TH 8/8-8/11 11:00a-1:00p 2404-5

Mark Psensky has been a golf instructor for over 30 years. Formerly the director of instruction of “The Diversey Golf Schools,” Mark was a teaching professional for seven seasons in Mexico and an assistant

professional at the “Golf Digest Schools” for six seasons.

Performance GolfThe Performance Golf Camp is designed for junior golfers (ages 10-17 with prior experience) who would like to play more competitive golf in high school and beyond. This class will cover all aspects of the game with additional time spent in class on the rules of golf, strength, and flexibility. ON COURSE PLAY IS INCLUDED EACH DAY. Full use of the video equipment is included and students can view their swing and analysis on MPSGOLF.COM. In the event of inclement weather, please call 773-858-3978 for class status. Schedule:9:00-10:45 - Short Game (putting, chipping, pitching)10:45-11:00 - Break11:00-12:45 - Full Swing (short/long irons, hybrids, woods/driver)12:45-1:30 - Lunch1:30-3:45 - On Course Play (nine holes) Instructor: Mark Psensky, PGALocation: Golf Club of Illinois 1575 Edgewood Drive, AlgonquinFee: $399 (Fee includes: Titleist hat, 1 dozen Titleist golf balls, Foot-Joy glove and bag tag, green fees, range balls, lunch and beverages)

Age Day Date Time Code10-17 M-TH 6/13-6/16 9:00a-3:45p 2405-110-17 T-F 7/5-7/8 9:00a-3:45p 2405-210-17 M-TH 8/1-8/4 9:00a-3:45p 2405-3

Golf LeaguesLooking for golf league play? Look no further than the Golf Club of Illinois. There two different leagues offered. Golf Leagues:P.G.A. Junior Golf League - for golfers ages 7-13Golf Club of Illinois Junior League - for golfers ages 12-17

To register for these leagues please visit www.mpsgolf.com

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PCA Shooters Basketball CampThis four-day camp is designed to improve the skills and strengths related to individual performance. Each athlete will be taught ball handling, shooting, footwork, and defense. Classes for older players will also work on post play, setting picks, and pull-up jump shots. Linda Pupillo will be the lead instructor; other instructors will include former college players and local high school coaches. This class was very popular last year, so register early! Instructor: Players Choice AcademyLocation: Players Choice Academy 2806 Corporate Parkway, Algonquin Fee: $75 (R) / $85 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code1st-3rd grade M-TH 6/20-6/23 9:00-10:30a 2413-14th-6th grade M-TH 6/20-6/23 10:30a-12:00p 2413-27th-8th grade M-TH 6/20-6/23 12:30-2:00p 2413-31st-3rd grade M-TH 7/18-7/21 9:00-10:30a 2413-44th-6th grade M-TH 7/18-7/21 10:30a-12:00p 2413-57th-8th grade M-TH 7/18-7/21 12:30-2:00p 2413-6

Chicago Bulls Rookie and Veteran CampThis summer, learn from the best and let the Chicago Bulls teach you how to play like a champion! More than 45,000 youth basketball players have developed essential basketball fundamentals including ball handling, passing, shooting, rebounding, individual moves, footwork, and team concepts. We work on every part of your child’s game. On the final day, all participants will receive an evaluation form and graduation certificate. Participants receive an EXCLUSIVE UNITED CENTER EXPERIENCE!! Each camp participant, along with one guest, will be invited to the United Center, home of the Chicago Bulls, for a Q&A session with a Bulls personality and a current and/or former Bulls player! During the camp, each player will compete in the Bulls Skills Competition. At the end of the summer, the top three contestants will compete in the finals on the floor of the United Center (date TBD). Each camper will receive a Chicago Bulls duffel bag, Bulls indoor/outdoor basketball, T-shirt, evaluation report, and a graduation certificate. The rookie camp for children ages 6-8 is a beginner camp focused on building fundamentals and fun drills to get the kids to understand the game and improve their play. For the older kids, ages 9-12, coaches work on the “team” concept and refining and advancing the skills for the serious or soon-to-be serious player. Instructor: Chicago Bulls Summer Camp StaffLocation: Conley Elementary School 750 Academic Drive, AlgonquinFee: $215 (R) / $225 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code6-8 M-F 6/27-7/1 1:00-4:00p 2414-1

9-12 M-F 6/27-7/1 1:00-4:00p 2414-2

PCA Volleyball Games (Girls Only)Six weeks of games will be played after a short stretch and warm-up/workout. Three/four games will be played each night with instruction from Dana Petyniak who has over 15 years of coaching experience. Players will be divided according to ability.Instructor: Players Choice Academy StaffLocation: Players Choice Academy 2806 Corporate Parkway, Algonquin Fee: $50 (R) / $60 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code10-12 M 6/20-7/25 6:00-7:30p 2412-113-14 M 6/20-7/25 7:30-9:00p 2412-2

PCA Volleyball Clinic (Girls Only)Each player will learn the proper techniques of serving, setting, spiking, passing, and blocking. Beginning players will be introduced to the basic techniques including the bump, set, dig, and kill. There will be advanced instruction for the more experienced player. Instruction will be from Dana Petyniak who has played internationally and has 15 years’ experience coaching at the youth level. Participants will be divided according to ability and will receive T-shirts. Instructor: Players Choice Academy StaffLocation: Players Choice Academy 2806 Corporate Parkway, Algonquin Fee: $75 (R) / $85 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code9-11 M-TH 6/13-6/16 5:15-6:30p 2411-1

11-12 M-TH 6/13-6/16 6:30-7:45p 2411-213-14 M-TH 6/13-6/16 7:45-9:00p 2411-39-11 M-TH 8/8-8/11 5:15-6:30p 2411-411-12 M-TH 8/8-8/11 6:30-7:45p 2411-513-14 M-TH 8/8-8/11 7:45-9:00p 2411-6

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Go Girl Go! - Sports ClassThis camp is a great way to introduce basketball, soccer, hockey, t-ball, and much more in an all-girl environment. Basic skills in all sports are taught and games are played at the end of each class. The camp will be held outside. Please bring a water bottle. For inclement weather updates or class changes, please go to www.sportsrusil.com or call 815-675-9365. (Make-up for inclement weather will be held on Friday 7/15).Instructor: Sports R Us StaffLocation: Algonquin Lakes Park 700 Lake Plumleigh WayFee: $41 (R) / $51 (NR)*No class 7/1.

Age Day Date Time Code3-5 F 6/10-7/15* 5:00-5:50p 2417-16-8 F 6/10-7/15* 6:00-6:50p 2417-2

FASTFAST Jr., FAST, and FAST Accelerated are sports fitness training designed for children, youth, and pre-teen athletes. This high-energy, age-appropriate, intensity-effective class will give your child the challenge they need to continuously improve their fitness level and sport performance. These classes target power, speed, agility, strength, and endurance by utilizing a variety of different modalities of fitness to ensure your child reaches their maximum performance level with less chance of injury and a lot of fun! Instructor: Focus Martial Arts & Fitness StaffLocation: Focus Martial Arts & Fitness 9342 Virginia Road, LITHFee: $115 (R) / $125 (NR) *No class 7/4 & 7/7.

Age Day Date Time Code6-7 M 6/6-8/15* 5:00-6:00p 2415-18-11 TH 6/9-8/18* 5:00-6:00p 2415-2

12-14 M 6/6-8/15* 5:30-6:30 2415-3

Go Girl Go! Sports & Craft CampLife is tough, especially for girls trying to make it in the world of sports. This camp is a great way to introduce basketball, soccer, kickball, t-ball, and much more in an all-girl environment. The girls will do sports for the first half of the camp and do a fun craft for the second half. The last class will be a fun sport of their choice and will tie-die a T-shirt. The camp will be held outside. Please bring a water bottle. For inclement weather updates or class changes, please go to www.sportsrusil.com or call 815-675-9365. (Make-up for inclement weather will be held on Friday 7/15). Instructor: Sports R Us StaffLocation: Algonquin Lakes Park 700 Lake Plumleigh WayFee: $60 (R) / $70 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code5-6 M-TH 7/11-7/14 9:30-11:00a 2418-17-8 M-TH 7/11-7/14 11:00a-12:30p 2418-2

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Youth Summer CampEnsure that your child is active and safe this summer by signing them up for this three-day camp designed to provide them with the physical fitness and the skill set to effectively defend themselves. Each day of this comprehensive camp will target your child’s speed, agility, strength, and endurance to improve their athletic ability as well as enhance their capability to fight off an attacker. Students will also be learning specific techniques that will allow them to successfully fight from the ground, escape submissive holds, defend themselves against a variety of weapons, and fight off more than one attacker. Give your child the gift of confidence while giving yourself the gift of assurance. By attending this camp, parents can rest assured that their child will leave and enter the world smarter, healthier, and safer as result.Instructor: Focus Martial Arts & Fitness StaffLocation: Focus Martial Arts & Fitness 9342 Virginia Road, LITHFee: $100 (R) / $110 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code8-14 W-F 7/20-7/22 12:00-3:30p 2416










AthleticsMini Hawk Camp This multi-sport program was developed to give children a positive first step into athletics. The essentials of baseball, basketball and soccer are taught in a safe, structured environment with lots of encouragement and a big focus on fun. Our Mini-Hawk games and activities were designed to allow campers to explore balance, movement, hand/eye coordination, and skill development at their own pace. Skyhawks staff are trained to handle the specific needs of young athletes. All participants receive a T-shirt, ball and a merit award. The participant-to-coach ratio is approximately 8:1. Participants should bring appropriate clothing, two snacks, a water bottle, running shoes, and sunscreen. For inclement weather updates call 847-658-2716.Instructor: Skyhawks Sports Academy StaffLocation: Lippold Park 851 W. Route 176, Crystal Lake Fee: $95 (R) / $105 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code4-7 W-F 6/8-6/10 9:00a-12:00p 2419

Multi-Sport CampOur multi-sport camp is designed to introduce young athletes to a variety of different sports in one setting. For this program we combine Soccer, Baseball, Basketball, Flag Football and Ultimate Frisbee into one fun-filled week. Athletes will learn the rules and essentials of each sport through skill-based games and scrimmages. By the end of the week, your child will walk away with knowledge of multiple sports along with vital life lessons such as respect, teamwork, and self-discipline. All participants receive a t-shirt and a merit award. The participant-to-coach ratio is approximately 12:1. Participants should bring appropriate clothing, two snacks, a water bottle, running shoes, shin guards, a baseball glove, and sunscreen. For inclement weather updates call 847-658-2716.Instructor: Skyhawks Sports Academy StaffLocation: Lippold Park 851 W. Route 176, Crystal Lake Fee: $109 (R) / $119 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code6-12 T-F 7/5-7/8 9:00a-12:00p 2420

Age Day Date Time Code6-12 M-F 6/20-6/24 9:00a-12:00p 2422

Lacrosse CampLacrosse combines the basic skills used in soccer, basketball, and hockey into one fast-paced, high-scoring game. Athletes will learn all the fundamentals of stick handling, cradling, passing, and shooting in a fun, non-checking environment. Our staff helps campers learn important life skills such as respect, teamwork, and discipline. Skyhawks Lacrosse ensures that every athlete will come away with a deep understanding of the game and its traditions. All participants receive a T-shirt and a player evaluation. Participants should bring appropriate clothing, two snacks, a water bottle, running shoes, a mouthpiece, protective gloves, a helmet with full mask (or goggles for girls lacrosse), a lacrosse stick, and sunscreen. *Limited lacrosse kits available for online rental. Kits include helmet with full mask, lacrosse stick, and protective gloves. Call 800-804-3509 or visit www.skyhawks.com to reserve your kit today. Instructor: Skyhawks Sports Academy StaffLocation: Presidential Park 700 Highland Ave, AlgonquinFee: $89 (R) / $99 (NR)

Track and Field CampUsing special equipment, staff will teach the standard track and field events such as long distance, sprints, soft hurdles, relays, shot put, discus, and standing long-jump. Exercises and drills will prepare campers for a future in cross-country, track and field events, and distance running while inspiring a love for running and being active. The fundamentals of body positioning, stride, proper stretching, and cool-down techniques are covered in this unique camp. Put it all together for one fun-filled day at a final track meet! All campers will receive a T-shirt and merit award. Participants should bring two snacks, a water bottle, and sunscreen. For inclement weather updates call 847-658-2716.Instructor: Skyhawks Sports Academy StaffLocation: Westfield Community School Track 2100 Sleepy Hollow Road, AlgonquinFee: $109 (R) / $119 (NR)







Mini Flag Football CampThis Flag Football program was developed to give children a positive first step into athletics and football. The essentials of flag football are taught in a safe, structured environment with lots of encouragement and a big focus on fun. Our football games and activities were designed to allow campers to explore balance, movement, hand/eye coordination, and skill development at their own pace. All participants receive a T-shirt, ball, and a merit award. The participant-to-coach ratio is approximately 8:1. Participants should bring appropriate clothing, two snacks, a water bottle, running shoes and sunscreen. For inclement weather updates call 847-658-2716.Instructor: Skyhawks Sports Academy StaffLocation: Lippold Park 851 W. Route 176, Crystal Lake Fee: $109 (R) / $119 (NR)


Flag Football CampSkyhawks Flag Football is the perfect program for young athletes who want a complete introduction to “America’s Game” or for those who simply want to brush up on their skills in preparation for league play. Through our “skill of the day” activities, campers will learn skills on both sides of the ball including the core components of passing, catching, and de-flagging or defensive positioning – all presented in a fun and positive environment. The week ends with the Skyhawks Super Bowl, giving participants a chance to showcase their skills on the gridiron! All participants receive a T-shirt, football, and player evaluation. The participant-to-coach ratio is approximately 12:1. Participants should bring appropriate clothing, two snacks, a water bottle, running shoes, and sunscreen. For inclement weather updates call 847-658-2716.Instructor: Skyhawks Sports Academy StaffLocation: Lippold Park 851 W. Route 176, Crystal Lake Fee: $109 (R) / $119 (NR)


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Beginning Golf CampSkyhawks Golf focuses on building the confidence of young athletes by teaching proper technique to refine essential skills of the game. Golf is a challenging and lifelong sport, so young athletes need proper focus on the fundamentals of form, swinging, putting, and body positioning. To assist in this training, Skyhawks has adopted the SNAG (Starting New At Golf) system to its curriculum. SNAG utilizes a set of equipment designed for beginning golfers, including oversized plastic club heads and “mini tennis balls” to help build confidence and to have fun. No need to bring your own clubs--all equipment is provided All participants receive a T-shirt and a merit award. Participants should bring two snacks, a water bottle, and sunscreen. For inclement updates weather call 847-658-2716.Instructor: Skyhawks Sports Academy StaffLocation: Presidential Park 700 Highland Ave, AlgonquinFee: $109 (R) / $119 (NR)

Pee Wee Flag Football Tackle the fun with this instructional, non-contact class. Using mini-sized footballs along with the introduction of flags, players will learn the skills to get them started in football. Along with the core skills of passing and catching, players will learn the rules, positions on the field, as well strategies for both offense and defense. Games will be played at the end of each class. For inclement weather updates or class changes, please go to www.sportsrusil.com or call 815-675-9365. Instructor: Sports R Us StaffLocation: Algonquin Lakes Park 700 Lake Plumleigh WayFee: $41 (R) / $51 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code4-6 SA 7/30-8/27 10:00-10:50a 2426

Youth Flag Football/Speed & AgilityYou are invited to play the competitive, minimal contact sport of football without tackling. You will learn the fundamentals of football in this instructional and fun class. Learn how to pass, catch, simple positions, how to put on the flags, and teamwork. Participants will also learn speed and agility. The camp will be held outside. Please bring a water bottle. A fun football game will be played at the end of each class. For inclement weather updates or class changes, please go to www.sportsrusil.com or call 815-675-9365. Instructor: Sports R Us StaffLocation: Algonquin Lakes Park 700 Lake Plumleigh WayFee: $41 (R) / $51 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code7-9 SA 7/30-8/27 11:00a-12:00p 2425







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PCA Baseball/Softball All SkillsThis camp will cover skills related to the game of baseball and softball. Instruction will be given on how to help improve the players’ ability to hit with confidence, field and throw more accurately through repetition. Stretching, base-running and pitching will also be covered. Participants will be separated according to ability. Players Choice will be instructing this program. All participants will receive a camp T-shirt and player evaluation.Instructor: Players Choice AcademyLocation: June Camp Session Players Choice Academy - Lake in the Hills 9210 Trinity Drive, Lake in the Hills July Camp Session Players Choice Academy - Algonquin 2806 Corporate Parkway, Algonquin Fee: $90 (R) / $100 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code7-12 M-TH 6/27-6/30 9:00a-12:00p 2432-17-12 M-TH 7/11-7/14 9:00a-12:00p 2432-2

PCA Baseball/Softball All Skills CampThis camp will cover skills related to the game with on-field training for baseball and softball. Instruction will be given on how to help improve the players ability to hit with confidence, field and throw more accurately through repetition. Stretching, base-running and pitching will also be covered. Participants will be separated according to ability. Players Choice Academy will be instructing. Players will receive a camp T-shirt and player evaluation. Campers should bring plenty of water and their equipment (glove, bats, and cleats) to camp every day.Instructor: Players Choice Academy StaffLocation: Jaycees Field 1295 Parkwood Circle, AlgonquinFee: $90 (R) / $100 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code7-10 (boys) M-TH 6/13-6/16 9:00a-12:00p 2431-17-13 (girls) M-TH 6/13-6/16 9:00a-12:00p 2431-2

11-14 (boys) M-TH 6/13-6/16 12:30-3:30p 2431-3

PCA Instructional Baseball/SoftballChildren will learn proper mechanics on hitting, throwing, fielding and base running. Players Choice Academy has developed this class to reach young players the correct skills to start their development for the future. Parents are encouraged to attend and all players will receive a camp T-shirt. Campers should bring plenty of water and their equipment (glove, bats, and cleats) to camp every day.Instructor: Players Choice Academy StaffLocation: Jaycees Field 1295 Parkwood Circle, AlgonquinFee: $70 (R) / $80 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code4-5 T & TH 8/2-8/25 4:00-5:00p 2428-16-7 T & TH 8/2-8/25 5:00-6:00p 2428-2

T-Ball LeagueThis is your child’s first opportunity to be involved with baseball as a team sport. Focus will be on playing games, having fun, learning the rules, the mechanics of throwing, fielding, base-running, and batting. Teams are kept small so that there is no sitting while players are in the field. Each player will receive a team hat, jersey, and trophy. Each player must bring their own glove and water bottle to each class.Instructor: All Star Sports Instruction StaffLocation: Algonquin Lakes Elementary School 1401 Compton Drive, Algonquin *No class 7/4.

Age Day Date Time Fee Code4-6 M 6/6-7/25* 12:00-1:00p $61/$71 2429-13-4 M 6/6-7/25* 1:00-1:45p $61/$71 2429-24-5 TH 6/9-7/21 5:00-6:00p $78/$88 2429-35-6 TH 6/9-7/21 6:00-7:00p $78/$88 2429-4

Pee Wee T-Ball With ParentTime to team up with Mom or Dad class. We will use soft baseballs and scaled-down equipment to begin developing your child’s fine-motor skills. Throwing, catching, base running, and batting will be taught. Games will be played at the end of each class. For cancellations please go to www.sportsrusil.com or call 815-675-9365.Instructor: Sports R Us StaffLocation: High Hill Park - Saturday Location 501 Kirkland, Algonquin Algonquin Lakes Park - Friday Location 700 Lake Plumleigh WayFee: $41 (R) / $51 (NR)*No class 7/2.

Age Day Date Time Code3-4 SA 6/11-7/16* 9:00-9:50a 2430-13-4 SA 6/11-7/16* 10:00-10:50a 2430-23-4 F 7/29-8/26 5:00-5:50p 2430-3
















PCA Introduction to ArcheryThis class for boys and girls will focus on building skills for basic archery. Class agenda will include safety, learning the range, how to determine dominant eye, 11 steps to archery success, and getting familiar with the equipment (bow and arrow), which will be supplied. Instruction will be given by certified NASP (National Archery in the Schools Program) instructors. Instructor: Players Choice Academy StaffLocation: Players Choice Academy 2806 Corporate Parkway, Algonquin Fee: $75 (R) / $85 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code11-13 W 6/15-7/20 1:00-2:15p 2436-114-16 W 6-15-7/20 2:15-3:30p 2436-211-13 SA 8/6-9/10 10:00-11:15a 2436-314-16 SA 8/6-9/10 11:15a-12:30p 2436-4

PCA Robin Hood ArcheryThis six-week class for boys or girls will focus on fine-tuning skills for archery. The class agenda will include safety and instruction on form and mechanics. Participants will also be introduced to scoring for competition. To be in the Robin Hood class you must have taken the Introduction to Archery class prior. Equipment will be supplied. Instruction will be given by certified NASP (National Archery in the Schools Program) instructors. Instructor: Players Choice Academy StaffLocation: Players Choice Academy 2806 Corporate Parkway, Algonquin Fee: $60 (R) / $70 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code11-16 W 6/15-7/20 3:30-4:30p 2437-111-16 W 8/3-9/7 3:30-4:30p 2437-2

PCA Archery Competition LeagueJoin PCA in our first annual competition league. Students will shoot 15 arrows from 10 yards and 15 arrows from 15 yards and will be scored using the NASP Archery scoring system. Points will be totaled after each week to determine the champion. The winner will receive gift card to Gander Mountain. Students must have participated previously in our Robin Hood class to join the league.Instructor: Players Choice Academy StaffLocation: Players Choice Academy 2806 Corporate Parkway, Algonquin Fee: $60 (R) / $70 (NR)


AthleticsSoccer LeagueOur goal is to create a fun, safe, learning environment that enables kids to experience soccer whether they have played before or are just beginning. The successes of each team and player in this league are not based on the score or team records, but how the players grasp the concept of the game and understand the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship. Each game will be preceded by a twenty minute skill training session. All players will receive a participation award and team jersey. Each player must bring their own soccer cleats, shin guards, and soccer ball (size 4) to all classes.Instructor: All Star Sports Instruction Staff Location: Algonquin Lakes Elementary School 1401 Compton Drive, Algonquin Fee: $78 (R) / $88 (NR)


Jr. SoccerOur lesson plan is designed to teach the game by hiding drills in fun games and using association techniques that get down to the players level. Engaging the players at all times, we will cover simple foot skills, dribbling, passing, shooting, basic rules, and even work on spreading the field. All of our programs will focus on teamwork and sportsmanship. Please bring a water bottle, shin guards, and a soccer ball (size 4 recommended) to class. Instructor: All Star Sports Instruction StaffLocation: Algonquin Lakes Elementary School 1401 Compton Drive, Algonquin Fee: $61 (R) / $71 (NR)*No class 7/4.

Age Day Date Time Code3-4 M 6/6-7/25* 9:45-10:30a 2434-14-6 M 6/6-7/25* 10:30-11:30a 2434-2

All Star Super Sports Jr.Stay active and work on balance, motor skills, and hand eye coordination all while learning the rules of baseball, football, floor hockey, soccer, basketball and more! We will focus on a new sport each class and work on basic rules. We will play games that keep everyone moving. There’s no reason to pick a sport when you can play them all.Instructor: All Star Sports Instruction StaffLocation: Algonquin Lakes Elementary School 1401 Compton Drive, Algonquin Fee: $61 (R) / $71 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code3-4 TH 6/9-7/21 3:00-3:45p 2435-14-6 TH 6/9-7/21 3:45-4:45p 2435-2
















Youth Krav Maga Force This course teaches your child to defend him/herself if attacked physically or emotionally by peers, older children, and/or adults. In addition to learning self-defense skills, this program teaches students to increase situational awareness in order to avoid ever becoming a victim. Remember, we may not be able to remove the bullies, but we can minimize victim behavior. (Bring the following equipment to class: T-shirt, comfortable pants/sweats, mouth guard, groin cup (males), clean gym shoes, gloves.) Instructor: Focus Martial Arts & Fitness StaffLocation: Focus Martial Arts & Fitness 9342 Virginia Road, LITHFee: $115 (R) / $125 (NR) *No class 7/6 & 7/9.

Age Day Date Time Code8-14 W 6/8-8/17* 4:30-5:30p 2445-18-14 SA 6/11-8/20* 10:30-11:30a 2445-2

Little Ninja KarateThe focus of our Little Ninja Program is to introduce the younger child to karate with basic skills and a whole lot of fun and action. The greater goals here are to develop listening skills, distraction control, following directions and staying on task in a high energy, fun and developmental way. This program will help your child develop physically, mentally and socially so they can participate in our Young Samurai Karate Program. Instructor: Focus Martial Arts & Fitness StaffLocation: Focus Martial Arts & Fitness 9342 Virginia Road, LITHFee: $115 (R) / $125 (NR)*No class 7/9.

Age Day Date Time Code4-5 SA 6/11-8/20* 12:30-1:15p 2439

Young Samurai KarateThis Karate Program focuses on developing your child’s gross and fine-motor skills, memory, and attention, fitness, agility and social skills. Your child will also learn age appropriate self-defense, self-respect and the respect of others while building their confidence in a safe, stimulating and fun-filled class setting.Instructor: Focus Martial Arts & Fitness StaffLocation: Focus Martial Arts & Fitness 9342 Virginia Road, LITHFee: $115 (R) / $125 (NR) *No class 7/4 & 7/9.

Age Day Date Time Code6-7 M 6/6-8/15* 4:45-5:30p 2440-16-7 SA 6/11-8/20* 11:45a-12:30p 2440-2

Youth Beginner KarateOur Youth Karate Program helps our students increase their self-esteem, teaches them to work towards the goals they set, and they learn how to respect themselves and others. The children learn in a safe, supervised environment, and our trained instructors keep the kids motivated and wanting more while they’re learning self-defense techniques and interpersonal communication skills that will last a lifetime. The children in our program get better grades, make more friends, and work towards their black belts, giving them more confidence in all they do. (This is an introduction class and is available for white belt through yellow or blue/white belts only.)Instructor: Focus Martial Arts & Fitness StaffLocation: Focus Martial Arts & Fitness 9342 Virginia Road, LITHFee: $115 (R) / $125 (NR) *No class 7/4 & 7/9.

Age Day Date Time Code8-14 M 6/6-8/15* 5:30-6:15p 2441-18-14 SA 6/11-8/20* 9:45-10:30a 2441-2

Special Focus KarateFor more than 12 years, Focus has been teaching children with special needs that they can participate and earn a black belt in the martial arts. Our instructors are trained in a roll-up-your-sleeves-and-dig-in environment and work with children with numerous types of special needs. All your child needs to participate in this class is a doctor’s approval and the desire to make a difference in their life with the gifts that they have. You have to see this program to believe the impact it has on the students, their parents, and even our instructors.Instructor: Focus Martial Arts & Fitness StaffLocation: Focus Martial Arts & Fitness 9342 Virginia Road, LITHFee: $75 (R) / $85 (NR) *No class 7/2.

Age Day Date Time Code8+ SA 6/4-8/13* 10:45-11:30a 2442

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Martial Arts

Adult Krav Maga Force It is effective and easy to learn, regardless of size, experience or level of fitness. In addition to the confidence our students gain in their ability to defend themselves, they also benefit both mentally and physically from the cardio conditioning incorporated into the program. We offer a friendly environment and take every precaution to ensure the safety of our students. (Bring the following equipment to class: KMF T-Shirt, comfortable training pants, mouth guard, groin cup (males), clean gym shoes, gloves.) Instructor: Focus Martial Arts & Fitness StaffLocation: Focus Martial Arts & Fitness 9342 Virginia Road, LITHFee: $115 (R) / $125 (NR) *No class 7/6 & 7/9.

Age Day Date Time Code15+ W 6/8-8/17 8:00-9:00p 2446-115+ SA 6/11-8/20* 9:30-10:30a 2446-2

Adult KarateOur focus in our Adult Karate program is on fitness, self-discipline, self-confidence, personal safety, and lowering stress levels. Karate is able to develop the individual physically and mentally. All aspects of your life will benefit. You will also learn self-defense that is appropriate to your lifestyle and your fitness level. Instructor: Focus Martial Arts & Fitness StaffLocation: Focus Martial Arts & Fitness 9342 Virginia Road, LITHFee: $115 (R) / $125 (NR) *No class 7/5 & 7/9.

Age Day Date Time Code15+ T 6/7-8/16* 8:00-9:00p 2447-115+ SA 6/11-8/20* 8:00-9:00a 2447-2

Illinois Shotokan Pre-Karate Young children will develop agility, strength, and coordination skills through fun and creative activities. This program, specifically designed to work with growing minds and bodies, enhances memory and agility skills. Watch your child blossom while learning karate and having a blast at the same time! Uniforms and belt testing options are available. Students with little to no prior experience should enroll in the Beginner/Continuer level. 1Denotes Beginner/Continuer 2Denotes Stripes and UpInstructor: Illinois Shotokan Karate StaffLocation: Huntley Park District Rec Center 12015 Mill Street, Huntley*No class 7/4.

Age Day Date Time Fee Code4-7 SA1 6/11-8/20 9:00-9:45a $107/$117 2448-14-7 SA2 6/11-8/20 9:50-10:35a $107/$117 2448-24-7 M1 6/20-8/29* 4:30-5:15p $98/$108 2448-34-7 M2 6/20-8/29* 5:20-6:05p $98/$108 2448-4

Illinois Shotokan Karate ISKC’s karate classes help develop flexibility, strength, and coordination in fun, yet disciplined activities. This program offers a good mix of strength training, with cardiovascular and flexibility exercises. Students increase their coordination, agility and poise, as well as learn lasting personal safety skills. They also benefit from the mental stimulation of learning the choreographed moves of the kata and the discipline of conforming to the class rules.1Denotes White-Yellow Belt 2Denotes White-Red Belt3Denotes Blue-High Purple Belt 4Denotes Orange-Blue5Denotes Brown and Up 6Denotes Green and Up.Instructor: Illinois Shotokan Karate StaffLocation: Huntley Park District Rec Center 12015 Mill Street, Huntley*No class 7/4.

Age Day Date Time Fee Code8+ SA2 6/11-8/20 10:40-11:40a $107/$117 2449-18+ SA4 6/11-8/20 11:45a-12:45p $107/$117 2449-28+ SA6 6/11-8/20 12:45-1:45p $107/$117 2449-38+ M1 6/20-8/29* 6:10-7:05p $98/$108 2449-48+ M3 6/20-8/29* 7:10-8:05p $98/$108 2449-58+ M5 6/20-8/29* 8:10-9:25p $115/$125 2449-6

• Uniforms and Belt-Testing are available through the ISKC instructor.

• Please note that the Youth, Parent/Child and Adult classes may train together.

• Beginner students will not be permitted to register into the current session after the second class has met.

• Registration for continuers through advanced students will be accepted after the start date, but the full class fee is required.

Please visit WWW.ISKC.COM for more information or call us at (847) 359-0666

Open KarateThe Focus Open Karate is perfect for a Parent & Child interaction through our basic karate skills. Both parent and child will interact in basics, sparring drills, fitness and interactive fun games, and activities. This fun and interactive class allows parent and child to share in more than just a home, it allows them to share in common goals at common levels of experience, and builds a bond that is oftentimes missing in today’s busy world.Instructor: Focus Martial Arts & Fitness StaffLocation: Focus Martial Arts & Fitness 9342 Virginia Road, LITHFee: $115/person (R) / $125/person (NR) *No class 7/6.

Age Day Date Time Code6+ W 6/8-8/17* 6:30-7:15p 2443

















Gymnastics

Tots In Training Gymnastics 18 Mo. - 3 Yrs. This program is an introduction to all gymnastics equipment and simple tumbling skills. Children will work on fine and gross motor skills with assistance from their co-trainer(s), Mom/Dad. The focus of this program is to explore exercise and develop self-confidence in a supervised setting. Skills taught at this level are forward rolls down a cheese wedge mat, running, jumping, walking on a beam, developmental steps towards backward rolls, handstands, cartwheels, pullovers on the bars, and much more.

Day Date Time Fee CodeT 6/7-8/16* 9:15-10:00a $120 2500-1

SA 6/11-8/20* 9:15-10:00a $120 2500-2

Beginner Level GirlsBeginner Level BoysGymnasts will learn basic tumbling and equipment skills by utilizing mats, bars, beams, and vaults. This class will help students develop their fine and gross motor skills, strength, flexibility, and balance while emphasizing a strong work ethic. Skills practiced in Beginner Girls/Beginner Boys include, but are not limited to, support casts, back hip circle progressions, forward roll-offs and pullovers on the bars; forward/backward rolls, handstands, cartwheels, and bridges on the floor; kickups, releve walks, plies, step-outs, chases, forward rolls, and stretch jump dismounts on the beam (girls only); running punches, squats on, jump off, and running drills on the vault.

Age Day Date Time Fee CodeGirls

6-12 T 6/7-8/16* 9:00-10:00a $132 2501-16-12 T 6/7-8/16* 5:05-6:05p $132 2501-26-12 SA 6/11-8/20* 9:00-10:00a $132 2501-3

Boys6-12 T 6/7-8/16* 6:10-7:10p $132 2502-16-12 SA 6/11-8/20* 9:00-10:00a $132 2502-2

Beginner TumblingBuild your tumbling skills and more in the Beginner Tumbling Program. Participants work on the tumble track, an in-ground trampoline, and springboard floor areas to master tricks such as cartwheels, round-offs, standing back handsprings, combination passes, and more! Safety is emphasized throughout this course, and students will advance on proper execution of skills.

Age Day Date Time Fee Code6-10 T 6/7-8/16* 10:05-11:05a $132 2504-16-10 W 6/8-8/17* 7:00-8:00p $132 2504-2

For more information, please contact Crystal Lake Gymnastics at 815-477-4111

Pre-School Gymnastics & KindergymStudents will work on a number of apparatuses as they develop their strength and coordination. Parents provide support from the sidelines while students work directly with their instructor throughout the gymnasium. Participants in these programs meet together but may be split into smaller groups depending on class size and students’ skills and abilities. Participants will work on pullovers, forward/backward rolls, cartwheels, tripods, handstands, bridges, squats, proper landings, straight jumps, and dive rolls.

Age Day Date Time Fee Code3 TH 6/9-8/18* 9:15-10:00a $120 2503-13 TH 6/9-8/18* 10:15-11:00a $120 2503-23 SA 6/11-8/20* 9:15-10:00a $120 2503-33 SA 6/11-8/20* 10:15-11:00a $120 2503-4

4-5 T 6/7-8/16* 9:15-10:00a $120 2503-54-5 T 6/7-8/16* 10:15-11:00a $120 2503-64-5 SA 6/11-8/20* 9:15-10:00a $120 2503-74-5 SA 6/11-8/20* 10:15-11:00a $120 2503-8

Gymnastics Information: Introduce your child to the classic sport of gymnastics under the careful direction and guidance of USAG-certified coaches. Participants should wear appropriate attire which includes leotards or elastic-waist shorts, form-fitting shirt, and hair pulled back for girls and boys. All participants in the gymnastics/tumbling program pay an annual $35 insurance fee. The fee is paid-on site on the first day of class, payable to Crystal Lake Gymnastics. Your renewal for insurance fees is done annually from this date. Please use the descriptions to determine in what level your child should be enrolled. *There will be no class during the week of July 4 through July 9.* Instructor: Crystal Lake Gymnastics StaffLocation: 387 E. Congress Parkway, Crystal Lake



















Dance

Ballet Skill CampThis skills camp will work on repetition to stress muscle strength and memory. Classic ballet movements and body placement are taught along with lifelong classroom skills such as listening, following directions, and taking turns. Dancers should wear a leotard, tights, and ballet shoes.Instructor: Village of Algonquin StaffLocation: Historic Village Hall (1st Floor) 2 South Main Street, AlgonquinFee: $40 (R) / $50 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code4-6 M-W 6/13-6/15 3:00-4:00p 2506

Fairytale Princess Ballet & Story TimeSkip down the yellow brick road as Dorothy, splash under the sea as Ariel, or twirl at the ball dressed as Cinderella! We will warm up with fun, creative stretches, learn basic ballet positions, perform traveling ballet steps across the floor, and practice simple combinations with props such as scarves and magic wands! We will dress up in costumes related to that week’s story and put our ballet steps together as we build simple dances. This class is perfect for those who are working on developing their skills in following direction, taking turns, and having fun! Participants should come to class wearing a leotard and ballet shoes. Instructor: Village of Algonquin StaffLocation: Historic Village Hall (1st Floor) 2 South Main Street, AlgonquinFee: $45 (R) / $55 (NR)


Pipsqueak Pompon & Dance CampPompon involves precise movements, impressive kick lines, and skills such as splits, kicks, and a variety of jumps. This camp will focus on stretching to improve flexibility and cardiovascular endurance. Students will learn short routines which involve multiple formation changes as well as visually effective arm movements that are enhanced with the use of pompons. This camp does not include mounts, gymnastics, or tumbling. Pommies should wear a form-fitting T-shirt, elastic-waist shorts, and dance shoes.Instructor: Village of Algonquin StaffLocation: Historic Village Hall (1st Floor) 2 South Main Street, AlgonquinFee: $40 (R) / $50 (NR)


Intro to Dance CampThis introductory dance class is a great way for your dancer to explore many types of dance. During this class dancers will have the opportunity to learn jazz, hip hop, lyrical, pom pom, and ballet. Students should wear a form fitting T-shirt, elastic waist shorts, and gym shoes. Instructor: Village of Algonquin StaffLocation: Historic Village Hall (1st Floor) 2 South Main Street, AlgonquinFee: $40 (R) / $50 (NR)


Creative Movement - Dance & CraftsThis class is a combination dance and arts and craft program. This program will help to encourage your child in dance, creative movement, ballet, jazz, poms, and performance. Students will engage in dramatic music movement, learn introductory ballet steps, and discover new ways of moving as they explore the elements of dance. During each class participants will also work on other creative outlets including painting and art creations. Participants should come to class wearing a leotard and ballet shoes. Instructor: Village of Algonquin StaffLocation: Historic Village Hall (1st Floor) 2 South Main Street, AlgonquinFee: $45 (R) / $55 (NR)


Dance Class ExpectationsPlease keep in mind the following when attending a dance program with the Village of Algonquin:• Come dressed in appropriate attire. Please do not

wear denim to class!• Dancers with hair past their chin should have their

hair in a braid, bun or ponytail.• Dancers are expected to follow the rules during class

time. Anyone who is breaking the rules may be asked to sit out of the class until the instructor feels that they are able to participate. Parents will be addressed if the behavior continues. Students who follow the rules and participate in class will be rewarded for their actions.









Early Childhood

Mini Camps for Summer 2016This summer let your child explore one of our many themes in a fun mini camp. These camps are

a great way to make new friends, learn something new and most importantly, have fun! Campers should bring a snack to each day of camp.

Dinosaur Camp D is for Dinosaurs! Hop on our time machine and travel with us back to the Jurassic time period when dinosaurs roamed the earth. This program will help your child learn to recognize different dinosaurs, where they live, and so much more! Let your dinosaur lover come and explore with us at Dinosaur Camp. This class will meet Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays for two weeks. Without a parent!Instructor: Village of Algonquin StaffLocation(s): Historic Village Hall (2nd Floor) 2 South Main Street, AlgonquinFee: $50 (R) / $60 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code2-4 M-W 6/6-6/15 9:00-10:00a 2600

Transportation CampJoin us as we explore all different forms of transportation. Discover and explore trains, trucks, planes, and all things that move. This camp will include stories, crafts, and so much more! Campers will learn about different types of transportation each day at camp. This class will meet Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursday for one week. Without a parent!Instructor: Village of Algonquin StaffLocation(s): Historic Village Hall (2nd Floor) 2 South Main Street, AlgonquinFee: $50 (R) / $60 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code2-4 M-TH 6/27-6/30 9:00-10:15a 2601

Adventures in Science Camp This camp will explore many simple science projects to help campers understand the basics of science. Along with science experiments, art, stories and other fun surprises will be explored during this camp. We will definitely get messy, so send your camper in old clothes. This class will meet Tuesday through Thursday for week one and Monday through Wednesdays for week two. Without a parent!Instructor: Village of Algonquin StaffLocation(s): Historic Village Hall (2nd Floor) 2 South Main Street, AlgonquinFee: $50 (R) / $60 (NR) *No class 7/4.

Age Day Date Time Code3-5 M-W 7/5-7/13 9:00-10:00a 2602

ABC and 1, 2, 3s CampGet a jump start on preschool with this fun camp that will dig into letter and number recognition and teach campers how to begin learning to write their letters and numbers. During the camp, a variety of art projects and games will be explored to learn letters and numbers. The first week of camp will focus on letters, and the second week of camp will focus on numbers. This class will meet Mondays through Thursday for one week. Without a parent!Instructor: Village of Algonquin StaffLocation(s): Historic Village Hall (2nd Floor) 2 South Main Street, AlgonquinFee: $50 (R) / $60 (NR)


Princess CampTiaras, castles crafts, and Prince Charming are the delight of every little Princess. Each princess of this fun camp will have fun learning all about their favorite princess. They experience the royal treatment at camp and during art they will create beautiful princess treasures. This class will meet Monday through Thursday for one week. Without a parent!Instructor: Village of Algonquin StaffLocation(s): Historic Village Hall (2nd Floor) 2 South Main Street, AlgonquinFee: $40 (R) / $55 (NR)


Superhero CampWhat superpower would you choose to have? Each little superhero will have a chance to discover which superhero is their favorite through stories, crafts and games. Experience all the fun that Superman, Batman, and Spiderman have to offer! This class will meet Monday through Thursday for one week. Without a parent!Instructor: Village of Algonquin StaffLocation(s): Historic Village Hall (2nd Floor) 2 South Main Street, AlgonquinFee: $40 (R) / $50 (NR)









Early ChildhoodLittle PhotographersSay cheese! Come join us for this fun class that allows children to explore the little artist within. Participants will get to go outside to take pictures of their surroundings and complete a photo scrapbook of all of their adventures at this class. They will then have the opportunity to decorate and take home their finished book after the last class. Each child will receive a disposable camera. Without a parent!Instructor: Village of Algonquin StaffLocation(s): Historic Village Hall (2nd Floor) 2 South Main Street, AlgonquinFee: $45 (R) / $55 (NR) *No class 6/20 & 7/4.

Age Day Date Time Code4-5 M 6/6-7/25* 1:30-2:30p 2606

Just You and MeEnjoy some one-on-one time with your little one. This joyful, messy investigation of art for young children and parent. During each class, couples will explore different themes that will include stories and craft projects. The each class couples will work together as they discover art, and they will explore color, shapes and textures using different mediums. Class time will include a story, songs, and lots of time to get messy! This class is a great introduction to a preschool-like setting with the added comfort of having Mom or Dad there to help out! With a parent!Instructor: Village of Algonquin StaffLocation(s): Historic Village Hall (2nd Floor) 2 South Main Street, AlgonquinFee: $25 (R) / $35 (NR)

Age Day Date Time Code2-3 TH 6/2-6/16 10:00-10:45a 2607-12-3 TH 7/7-7/21 10:00-10:45a 2607-2

Tot Rock with Parent Musical fun for everyone! Tot Rock is a unique combination of music and movement, sensory stimulation and socialization. Tot Rock provides structured and unstructured time for tots to improve fine-motor skills and coordination and work on newly-acquired gross motor skills. Activities involve a variety of manipulatives including maracas, tambourines, bean bags, bubbles, parachute play and much more! New curriculum presented each session. Instructor: Rock ‘n’ Kids StaffLocation(s):Tuesday Morning Monday EveningHistoric Village Hall (1st Floor) LaBahn-Hain House2 South Main Street, Algonquin 149 Hilltop Drive, LITHFee: $63 (R) / $73 (NR) *No class 7/4 & 7/5.

Age Day Date Time Code12-24 mos. M 6/13-8/8* 5:15-5:55p 2609-112-24 mos. T 6/14-8/9* 9:15-9:55a 2610-1

Kid Rock 1 & 2 At Kid Rock, it’s always a musical day! Kid Rock is a multi-faceted music and movement program that focuses on song and dance, rhythm and rhyme, imaginative play, fine and gross motor skills, and following directions. Instruments and props include hand bells, maracas, tambourines, scarves, bean bags, parachute play and much more! New curriculum presented each session. Instructor: Rock ‘n’ Kids StaffLocation(s): Tuesday Morning Monday EveningHistoric Village Hall (1st Floor) LaBahn-Hain House2 South Main Street, Algonquin 149 Hilltop Drive, LITHFee: $63 (R) / $73 (NR)Parents participate in Kid Rock I - 20-36 monthsParents DO NOT participate in Kid Rock II - 3-4 years old *No class 7/4 & 7/5.

Age Day Date Time Code20-36 mos. M 6/13-8/8* 6:00-6:40p 2609-23-4 years M 6/13-8/8* 6:45-7:25p 2609-3

20-36 mos. T 6/14-8/9* 10:00-10:40a 2610-23-4 years T 6/14-8/9* 10:45-11:25a 2610-3

Parent Tot Super Sports This program gives you and your child an opportunity to bond and have fun together while learning a variety of sports. This class is great for improving simple motor skills such as catching, throwing, batting, shooting, passing, running and really helps in developing hand-eye coordination. Parents participate with the child as we play soccer, basketball, hockey, T-ball, football and other sports. This is a great intro to the All Star programs and staff where parents can help in making the kids feel comfortable. Instructor: All Star Sports Instruction StaffLocation: Algonquin Lakes Elementary School 1401 Compton Drive addressFee: $61 (R) / $71 (NR)*No class 7/4.

Age Day Date Time Code2-3 M 6/6-7/25* 9:00-9:45a 2608-12-3 W 6/8-7/20 4:00-4:45p 2608-2













Science

Gears, Gears, Gears!!Explore gears using LEGO®, as we work in teams of two to make a clock, spin a top and learn how to make a paper crimper and more.Instructor: Computer Explorers StaffLocation: Huntley Park District

12015 Mill Street, HuntleyFee: $87 (R) / $97 (NR)


Video Game ProgrammingDive into the world of programming to make your own interactive art, stories, games, and animations using Scratch, a programming language created just for kids by MIT. Together we will create characters that dance, sing and interact with one another. Working in teams, you’ll add sound effects and music clips to create a dynamic video animation game by using software created just for kids. Creativity rules!Instructor: Computer Explorers StaffLocation: Historic Village Hall (2nd Floor)


Age Day Date Time Code8-12 M-TH 6/20-6/23 2:30-4:30p 2905

Beginning FUN-GineeringYoung engineers will build working models of simple machines such as a seesaw, a rolling vehicle, and hockey player using Lego® Educational kits. Children will have a great time working on activities designed around creativity, exploring, investigating and problem solving in a fun group environment! While building these fun and interactive models, they will learn about levers, pulleys, gears, wheels and axles. 2 students per Lego® kit.Instructor: Computer Explorers StaffLocation: Historic Village Hall (2nd Floor)



Lights, Camera, SuperheroesVillains won’t stand a chance when we team up your crime fighting Superheroes! Join us as we summon writer, directors and editor to make our own super movie. Working in teams to create our own story and script, create your own background scenes and film your own movie using your own characters, we’ll help to stop crime in our movie city. All students will get a copy of their movie for home screenings, after class is complete.Instructor: Computer Explorers StaffLocation: Historic Village Hall (2nd Floor)



Algonquin Recreation offers cutting edge STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) programs with Computer Explorers. These classes are projected-based,

hands-on, and designed to make learning fun. They simplify the complex world of technology, engineering,

math and arts.

Minecraft Basic Training for BeginnersAre your friends all into Minecraft, but you haven’t quite figured it out? This is for YOU! You and your partner will collaborate to learn essential crafting skills while searching for clues to unlock doors, complete scavenger hunts and more! You’ll get an introduction to the basics of computer networking, multidimensional objects and video game graphics. After completing this boot camp, you’ll have the basic tools to participate in more advanced Minecraft adventures!Instructor: Computer Explorers StaffLocation: Huntley Park District



MinecraftA Networked AdventureTechStars grants you access to a PROPRIETARY Minecraft world you can’t get on your own! Learn fundamentals of computer networking through this unique Minecraft experience that also allows you and your friends to work in multiplayer mode as you mine, craft and build together to survive. Working with a partner, use your skills to explore all the secrets the world has to offer including a mysterious castle filled with challenges. No matter whether you are new to Minecraft or already love the program, this program is for YOU!Instructor: Computer Explorers StaffLocation: Huntley Park District










NatureFREE NATURE PROGRAMS – NO REGISTRATION REQUIREDFamily Nature Explorers4-11 years with parent (younger siblings welcome)Have you ever stood with your child under a majestic tree and admired its beauty? Have you and your child shared the fun of hunting for leaf shapes or going on a nature treasure hunt? Research shows that experiences like these help children build lasting connections to the natural world and to the adults with whom they share these adventures. Come join the fun of outdoor adventures with the Nature Explorers! The goal of the Nature Explorers is to inspire children and their families to connect with the natural world and spend quality time together outdoors. Why? Research shows that children benefit greatly from connecting with nature. Benefits include:• Increased math and science skills• Strengthened powers of observation and imagination• Enhanced motor skills including balance, coordination and agility• Improved concentration, even among children with ADD• Increased sense of wonder, inspiring lifelong learning

Time: 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm Sat. April 30 - Life in a Log, Towne Park, meet in the pavilion (100 Jefferson St.). *Sun. May 22 - Cattail Supermarket, Spella Park, meet in the pavilion (2610 Harnish Dr.). Sun. June 26 - My Rock, Cornish Park (101 S. Harrison St., Algonquin-parking on La Fox River Dr.) Sun. July 24 - Bugs, Hill Climb Park, meet in the north pavilion (801 Circle Dr.) *Sat. August 27 - Frogs, etc., Willoughby Farms Park (2001 Wynnfield Dr., Algonquin-parking on Stonegate Rd.) Sun. October 2 - Signs of Fall, Algonquin Arboretum, Ganek Municipal Center lower level (2200 Harnish Dr.)

*Indicates we may be wading in water; please wear boots, water shoes or sandals.In the event of severe inclement weather, makeup dates are not scheduled.

Noonie Nature TimeAll ages As part of the Chicago Wilderness’ “No Child Left Inside” initiative, the Village of Algonquin presents the Noonie Nature Time programs with Nature Expert Barb Wilson. Pack a lunch and meet other kids as we set off on an adventure. Throughout the summer, we will meet at neighborhood playgrounds and find lots of natural wonders from our environment to touch, talk about, and share. We will also work on a craft related to the theme of the day. This FREE, no pre-registration program is open to all ages, and we meet under the pavilion at the park listed. Parents must accompany their child(ren) during this event. Most locations have bathroom facilities and playgrounds. Participants will have hands-on activities, so be sure to dress appropriately. This program operates rain or shine. To check the status of these programs please call 847-658-2716.Time: 11:30am - 1:00pm Wed. June 1 - Feel, Smell, Taste, Ted Spella Park, meet in the pavilion (2610 Harnish Dr.) Thurs. June 16 - My Tree, Towne Park, meet in the pavilion (100 Jefferson St.). Wed. June 29 - The Micro World, Ted Spella Park, meet in the pavilion (2610 Harnish Dr.) Thurs. July 14 - Rocks, Cornish Park (101 S. Harrison St., Algonquin-parking on La Fox River Dr.) Wed. July 27 - Plant Uses, Willoughby Farms Park (2001 Wynnfield Dr., Algonquin-parking on Stonegate Rd.) *Thurs. August 11 - Water Critters, Towne Park, meet in the pavilion (100 Jefferson St.) Wed. August 24 - Scavenger Hunt, Hill Climb Park, meet in the north pavilion (801 Circle Dr.) Thurs. September 9 - Seeds, Willoughby Farms Park (2001 Wynnfield Dr., Algonquin-parking on Stonegate Rd.)

*Indicates we may be wading in water; please wear boots, water shoes or sandals.In the event of severe inclement weather, makeup dates are not scheduled.







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PoliciesWho are Residents of the Village of Algonquin?You are considered a resident of the Village of Algonquin if you pay taxes to the Village and reside within the Village boundaries. Fees are listed Resident (R) or Non-Resident (NR). Registration forms will not be accepted without the proper fees included. If you are uncertain whether you qualify as a Village of Algonquin resident, please check your current property tax bill. Proof of residency in the form of a current tax bill or utility bill may be required during the registration process.

Waiver FormThe Village is unable to assume responsibility for injuries or accidents occurring during programs and activities or at parks and facilities. Such insurance would make program user fees prohibitive. The Insurance Liability Waiver section of the registration form must be signed when registering yourself or your minor child to participate in a program.

NISRANorthern Illinois Special Recreation Association (NISRA) offers a variety of opportunities for people who have special needs. Individuals with special needs who reside within the boundaries of the Village of Algonquin are eligible for our reimbursement program. The Village will reimburse eligible candidates for the difference between in-district and out-of-district fees for participation in NISRA programming. For eligibility and reimbursement forms, please see the NISRA Reimbursement Form on the main recreation page or stop by the Ganek Municipal Center.

Class Cancellation InformationAlgonquin Recreation staff begin reviewing class enrollment and cancelling classes that do not meet minimum enrollment approximately ONE WEEK prior to the class start date. It is important that you try to register for class choice no later than one week before they begin. All participants registered in cancelled programs will be notified and will receive a full refund.

Oops! Brochure Typos/ErrorsThough we try our best, due to the large amount of information available in our guide, errors before or after publication may occur. Changes may happen in fees, schedules, program codes, etc. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, and, when errors do occur, our staff will advise you of the changes as quickly as possible. We also attempt to keep our website as current as possible: www.algonquin.org/recreation

Registering Online Have you registered for an Algonquin Recreation program in the past by mail or over the counter?NOIf this is your first time registering for an Algonquin Recreation program, you will need to create an online account. Simply click on create new account and complete the online form.

YESIf you have registered for an Algonquin Recreation program in the past and provided a legitimate and current e-mail address, you will already have an online account set up in our database. Please use the following steps to access/activate your account:• Click the Sign In icon - You will be prompted for

your e-mail address. Enter your e-mail address in the appropriate field box.

• Select “Forgot Your Password”. A random password will be e-mailed to you directly.

If you do not receive an e-mail with your password, or are having trouble logging into your online account, please contact Recreation Staff at (847)658-2716 or e-mail [email protected].

Refund PolicyThe Village of Algonquin reserves the right to cancel, postpone, or combine classes for any reason found to be necessary by the staff. If insufficient enrollment causes an activity to be cancelled, participants will receive a FULL REFUND. Online convenience fees cannot be refunded. Please allow up to four weeks for refund processing.

All requests for program cancellations must be made in writing. A $5 service fee will be charged for any cancellation request.1. A full refund will be issued for any activity that is

cancelled by the Algonquin Recreation Department staff. No written refund request is required.

2. A refund will not be issued for special events, activities that require a registration fee, or a trip.

3. Makeup classes will either have a rescheduled date or refund. Any person not able to attend the reschedule date must contact the Recreation Department for a refund prior to the scheduled makeup date.

4. After the second class, refunds cannot be issued. A prorated transfer to a current published brochure program can be completed at this time.

Head of Household Information (please print legibly)First Name: Last Name:

Date of Birth: Gender:

Street Address: City, State, Zip Code:

Home Telephone Number: Cell Phone:

E-mail Address:

Emergency Contact Information (please print legibly)Emergency Contact Name: Emergency Contact Telephone:

DateParticipant or Parent/Guardian Signature

Village of Algonquin Recreation Registration FormDirections: All registration forms must be complete and include full payment.

Checks must be made payable to the Village of Algonquin. Incomplete registration forms may delay processing.

Participant Registration Information (please print legibly)Participant’s First Name Date of Birth

(MO/Day/Year)Gender

(Male or Female)Course Title/Level or Membership Type Course

CodeCourse

Fee

Youth Fee Assistance Program Optional Donation (circle one) $5 $10 $15 $20 OtherTotal (Please make check payable to Village of Algonquin)

ADA Compliance: The Village of Algonquin intends to comply with the intent and spirit of the Americans with Disabilities Act. If you or your child needs special accommodations, please circle the answer below, and contact the Village at (847)658-2716 to make arrangements for you or your child. Inclusion Request Forms can be found online at www.algonquin.org/recreation. If special accommodations are needed, please submit completed registration at least two weeks prior to start date.

Does the participant have special needs: Yes No

Office Use OnlyDate Processed: Received By: Amount Processed: Check Number:

Additional Notes:

In case of MEDICAL EMERGENCY, I authorize Village of Algonquin personnel to take such emergency action as may be deemed necessary.

Please read this form carefully and be aware that enrolling and participating in any program/course/activity, you will be expressly assuming the risk and legal liability and waiving and releasing all claims for injuries, damages, or loss which you or your minor child/ward might sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities connected with and associated with this program/course/activity.

I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury associated with participating in this program/course/activity, and I voluntarily agree to assume the full risk of any injuries, damages, or losses, regardless of severity, that I or my minor child/ward may sustain as a result of such participation. I fully understand and agree that all programs/courses/activity shall be at my or my minor child/ward’s sole risk. I further agree to waive and relinquish all claims I or my minor child/ward may have or which may occur to me and/or my minor/ward as a result of participation in this program/course/activity. I do hereby fully release and forever discharge the Village of Algonquin from any and all claims for injuries, damages, or loss that I or my minor child/ward may have or which may occur to me or my minor child/ward and arising out of, connected with, or in release of all claims. I do hereby fully release the Village of Algonquin to take photos or video imaging of the activity(s) that I or my minor child/ward am participating in for future use as the Village deems necessary.I have read and understand the Village of Algonquin’s refund policy.

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Algonquin Recreation FREE Events & ActivitiesMake sure to mark your calendar for these great events.

Stay up to date at www.algonquin.org/recreation.Summer Concerts Dates VaryThe Village of Algonquin is pleased to invite you and your family to this year’s Algonquin Riverfront Park Concert Series. Concerts are held weekly on Thursday evenings at Riverfront Park and begin at 7:30pm. These FREE concerts are a great way to enjoy the scenic Fox River with your family and friends. Don’t have time to pack a picnic, check out the food trucks that are at the concerts, complete listing on page 4. Parking is available on and around North Harrison Street. Riverfront Park is located just north of Port Edward Restaurant.

June 23: Tony Ocean (60s/70s) June 30: Gina Glocksen Band (Rock/Pop)July 7: Senn Alan Band (Country) July 14: Second Hand Soul Band (Motown/Soul)July 21: Rebel Souls (Classic Rock) July 28: Pirates Over 40 (Caribbean) August 4: Liberty’s Teeth (Pop) August 11: Centerfold (Classic Rock) August 18: Libido Funk Circus (60s to Current)

Lunch Hour Entertainment Series Dates VaryJoin us for some lunchtime fun at this FREE family event. Pack a lunch, bring a blanket, put on your sunglasses and join in the fun. You’ll be treated to a variety of exciting performances including magic acts, music, and more. This event is for the young and the young at heart! For more information, please see page 4.

June 17: Leonardo Music (Singer) July 29: Jason Kollum (Variety Show)

Art on the Fox Saturday, June 18 & Sunday, June 19, 2016Come visit Algonquin’s 8th Annual Art on the Fox fine art show in beautiful Riverfront Park this summer. The event is sponsored by the Algonquin Public Arts Commission and features dozens of local artists with artwork for sale in a variety of media. Algonquin’s Art on the Fox is free and open to the public and will be held Saturday, June 18, and Sunday, June 19. Make plans to spend a delightful weekend viewing artwork along downtown Algonquin’s winding river walk. For more information see page 5, or contact Ben Mason at 847-658-4184.

Noonie Nature Time and Nature Explorers Dates VaryAs part of the Chicago Wilderness’ “No Child Left Inside” initiative, Noonie Nature Time programs with Nature Expert Barb Wilson will explore natural wonders from our environment to touch, talk about, and share. We will also work on a craft related to the theme of the day. This FREE, no preregistration program is open to all ages. Parents must accompany their child(ren) during these events. For a listing of dates and details see page 37.

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