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ACTIVITY & EVENTS GUIDE | FALL/WINTER 2015

CITY OF MOORE

CENTRAL PARKNEW!

700 S. Broadway

ContentsComing Soon ................................................................................................. page 3Central Park ............................................................................................... pages 4-6Brand Senior Center ....................................................................................... page 7Our Parks ................................................................................................. pages 8-10Park Rental .................................................................................................... page 11Recreation Classes ........................................................................................ page 12Fall Break Camps ................................................................................... pages 12-13Nature Walks at Buck Thomas Park .............................................................. page 13Fall Adult Sports Leagues ............................................................................. page 13Special Events ....................................................................................... pages 13-14Brand Senior Center Activities .............................................................. pages 14-15Youth Sports Leagues ................................................................................... page 15

From the Assistant City Manager:

The Moore Parks & Recreation Department takes great pleasure in presenting to you the Moore Parks and Recreation Fall-Winter Activity and Events Guide. You will find it a valuable resource for planning some fun in the coming months. Activites abound within the pages of this guide.

Even as the leaves change and the temperature gets colder there are still a great many things to do at your favorite park, trail, or playground. This guide details our parks, programming, and events for the Fall and Winter 2015. There is a lot planned. Take advantage of the great park system we are fortunate to have.

We strongly believe that our parks are our future. They add quality to our lives and play a critical role in the fabric of our community. The Moore Parks and Recreation Department strives to improve our parks and facilities on a continuing basis. On November 6, 2012 the citizens of Moore approved two propositions that will fund significant improvements and upgrades to our

Our Parks...Our Future!

Activenet Online Registration Activenet is a registration and reservation website for the City of Moore Parks and Recreation Department. Activenet provides a user friendly system for all customers to register for classes, camps, and sport leagues or even reserve a facility for a special event from the convenience of your home.

Go to www.cityofmoore.com/fun to register or reserve a facility. All transactions will entail some form of transaction fee. To use the new system you will create an account and follow the instructions from there. It’s that easy!

Activenet Link: www.cityofmoore.com/fun

parks and facilities. The propositions were called the Our Parks…Our Future program. We are in the middle of making many of those improvements.

Page 3 has information on some of the improvements we are working on at the present time. In fact the largest park, Central Park, is well under construction with an opening expected in early 2016. This destination park will be home to a new recreation center, aquatic park, amphitheater, farmers market, a multi-purpose trail, and a playground accessible to children of all abilities. We have dedicated pages 4-6 of the Guide to Central Park. There is great information about the park, the fee structure for the recreation center and aquatic park, as well as the great many things you will be able to do in the park. There is also contact information for Parks and Recreation staff if you have questions about any aspect of the park.

Over the next 5-7 years we will invest over $34 million of voter-approved tax dollars in our park system. We feel that once the Our Parks…Our Future projects are completed we will have one of the best park systems in Oklahoma!

The Guide has a detailed listing, including photos, of all of our parks. This park guide will inform you about what is in your favorite park. I hope you will take time to enjoy one or more of the programs or parks available to you and your family.

As always, let us know how we are doing! Please feel free to call or email us and let us know how we can improve service to the community. You are always welcome to contact me at [email protected] or at (405) 793-5090. Also, please visit www.cityofmoore.com/fun to see a complete list of our activities, programs, and events. You can register online for many of the programs at that address as well.

There is always something fun at Moore Parks and Recreation. And remember Our Parks…Our Future!

Todd Jenson Assistant City Manager

3C I T Y O F M O O R E . C O M / F U N

Our Parks...Our Future! Coming Soon

Proposed playground at Central Park: The rendering above is of the proposed all-inclusive playground at Central Park. This will be one of the only, if not the only, all-inclusive playgrounds in Oklahoma. The theme for the playground is a railroad theme.

Buck Thomas Master Plan: The Buck Thomas Master Plan shows proposed improvements to the park and future improvements that are planned but unfunded at the present time. Proposed improvements include additional parking, a new 1-mile trail, a dog park, and reconstructing the existing walking trail.

Little River Park Master Plan: This master plan is the master plan for Little River Park. The north loop of the trail and surrounding amenities has been completed. Phase II of the Little River Park improvements, which includes extending the trail to the west side of the park and building a new playground, splash pad, restroom, and picnic pavilions, is planned to start in 2016.

http://www.cityofmoore.com/fun

4 FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL 793-5090

These images show Central Park and The Station at Central Park under construction. Central Park will be home to The Station at Central Park Recreation Center and Aquatic Center, a farmers market/multi-purpose pavilion, amphitheater, multi-purpose trail, and a playground for children of all abilities.

Central Park


Amphitheater: This image is of the new amphitheater at Central Park. The amphitheater features a covered stage and will have permanent seating for about 350 people with space to accommodate 1,000 more people.

Gym/Walking Track: The image above is of the walking track and gym area in The Station at Central Park. The Station is a 53,000sf recreation center that will include 2 full-size basketball courts, two meeting rooms, a multi-purpose room, child watch room, concession area, an elevated walking track, fitness area, two dance and fitness rooms, and administrative offices for the Parks staff. The expected opening is early 2016. Incorporated into the architecture is a railroad theme. You will note the large arching windows in areas, the station platform along the east front of the building, and the tall tower which many railroad stations had. The tall tower will include the name Moore into it.


MON-FRI: 5am-10pm | SAT: 8am-6pm | SUN: Noon-6pm

AMENITIES INCLUDE: Over 60 pieces of fitness and workout equipment. Elevated walking track, exercise/fitness rooms, activity room, meeting rooms, 2 full-size basketball courts with wood floors, locker rooms, child watch area, and concession area.

PURCHASE A PASS TODAY. Call 793-5090 for information!

The Station

The Station

at Central Park Recreation Center | 700 S. Broadway

at Central Park Aquatic Center | 700 S. Broadway

15 ADMISSION 3 MONTH ANNUAL PASS PASS PASS

Individual: $72 $140 $375 ($32/mo)Youth (age 3-17): $72 $103 $275 ($23/mo)Senior (age 60+): $60 $103 $275 ($23/mo)Military: $60 $103 $275 ($23/mo)Military Family: $185 $500 ($42/mo)Family: $225 $600 ($50/mo)

Family Pass includes 2 adults and all youth under 21 living in same house. Family Pass and 3 Month Pass rates include recreation and aquatic center. All Annual Passes include basic water and fitness classes and free child watch. Above rates are for Moore residents. Non-residents will pay a rate 25% higher.

cityofmoore.com/centralpark

DAILY PASS: Individual & Youth $6. Senior & Military $5

AMENITIES INCLUDE:Lazy river, two large slides, child wading pool with slide and spray features, diving area with 3m and 1m diving boards, family slide, aquatic climbing wall, log roll, shade structures, and outdoor concession area.

MON-SUN: Noon-8pm OPENING MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND 2016

DAILY SEASON

Individual: $6 $50Youth (age 3-17): $6 $40 Senior (age 60+): $5 $40 Military: $5 $40 Military Family: $110 Family: $150

PASSES:

2 exercise& fitness rooms

2 Full SizeBasketballCourts

pieces of workout equipment60+

45,000square footaquatic park

Lazy River& 2 large slides



Moore’s Brand Senior Citizen Center is located at 501 E. Main. Activities at the Center include cards, dominoes, quilting, billiards, ceramics, art lessons, woodcarving, and various crafts. There are also programs on nutrition as well as health checks for hearing, blood pressure, and blood and sugar screenings. Legal aid representatives and speakers from other professional groups speak to our seniors. Aging Services Inc., operates a congregate meal program at the Center as well.

A transportation bus owned and operated by the Moore Council on Aging (MCOA) provides rides for senior citizens from their addresses in the Moore city limits to the Center. This service also serves seniors with transportation to banks, stores, the library, doctor’s offices, and other places within the city.

In 1977, a group of senior citizens incorporated under the name of the Moore Council on Aging (MCOA), and began meeting in a converted dwelling owned by the City of Moore. As the group grew in numbers, they were able to obtain the use of a larger facility owned by a private corporation.

Brand Senior Center

The Council on Aging began a project to raise funds for a new facility. Land was donated to the MCOA for the project, and the MCOA and the City of Moore worked together to meet qualifications for a grant. In 1993, sufficient funds had been raised for the MCOA’s portion of the project cost; title of the property was transferred to the City, and construction begun.

On February 22, 1994, the MCOA moved into its new quarters. Under an agreement with the City, the MCOA is the principal user of the facility, which is owned and

maintained by the City of Moore. In 2013 approximately 2,250 square feet was added to the center. The expansion included rooms for billiards, dominoes, quilting and a computer room. The expansion was partially funded by the 1/4 cent sales tax approved by the voters of Moore in 2012.

Hours of Operation Monday-Friday .................. 8am – 4pm

Brand Senior Center501 East Main StreetMoore, OK 73160405-799-3130

exercise& fitness rooms



1903 NE 12th St. 108 acres Walking Trail: .41 miles

Our ParksBuck Thomas Park

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PAVILIONS

RESTROOM

MULTI-SPORT FIELDS

PLAYGROUND

SPLASH PAD

PICNIC AREA

DRINKING FOUNTAIN

TENNIS COURTS

VOLLEYBALL

SKATE PARK

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WALKING TRAIL

HANDICAP PARKING

BASKETBALL COURT

HORSE SHOE PITS

FISHING

ELECTRICITY

WATER

LIGHTED TRAILS

WIFI ACCESS

NON-SMOKING PARK

700 SW 4th St.52 acres Walking Trail: North Loop - .25 Miles

Tom Strouhal/ Little River Park

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PAVILIONS

RESTROOM

MULTI-SPORT FIELDS

PLAYGROUND

SPLASH PAD

PICNIC AREA

DRINKING FOUNTAIN

TENNIS COURT

VOLLEYBALL

SKATE PARK

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WALKING TRAIL

HANDICAP PARKING

BASKETBALL COURT

HORSE SHOE PITS

FISHING

ELECTRICITY

WATER

LIGHTED TRAILS

WIFI ACCESS

NON-SMOKING PARK

1900 SE 4th St.18 acres Walking Trail:Full Loop-0.89 mi Half Loop- 0.34mi

Veterans Memorial Park

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PAVILIONS

RESTROOM

MULTI-SPORT FIELDS

PLAYGROUND

SPLASH PAD

PICNIC AREA

DRINKING FOUNTAIN

TENNIS COURT

VOLLEYBALL

SKATE PARK

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WALKING TRAIL

HANDICAP PARKING

BASKETBALL COURT

HORSE SHOE PITS

FISHING

ELECTRICITY

WATER

LIGHTED TRAILS

WIFI ACCESS

NON-SMOKING PARK

1331 NW 6th Place2 acres

Greenbriar Park

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PAVILIONS

RESTROOM

MULTI-SPORT FIELDS

PLAYGROUND

SPLASH PAD

PICNIC AREA

DRINKING FOUNTAIN

TENNIS COURT

VOLLEYBALL

SKATE PARK

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WALKING TRAIL

HANDICAP PARKING

BASKETBALL COURT

HORSE SHOE PITS

FISHING

ELECTRICITY

WATER

LIGHTED TRAILS

WIFI ACCESS

NON-SMOKING PARK


4401 Melrose Dr.4 acres Walking Trail coming soon

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PAVILIONS

RESTROOM

MULTI-SPORT FIELDS

PLAYGROUND

SPLASH PAD

PICNIC AREA

DRINKING FOUNTAIN

TENNIS COURT

VOLLEYBALL

SKATE PARK

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WALKING TRAIL

HANDICAP PARKING

BASKETBALL COURT

HORSE SHOE PITS

FISHING

ELECTRICITY

WATER

LIGHTED TRAILS

WIFI ACCESS

NON-SMOKING PARK

630 NW 5th St.17 acres

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RESTROOM

MULTI-SPORT FIELDS

PLAYGROUND

SPLASH PAD

PICNIC AREA

DRINKING FOUNTAIN

TENNIS COURTS

VOLLEYBALL

SKATE PARK

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WALKING TRAIL

HANDICAP PARKING

BASKETBALL COURT

HORSE SHOE PITS

FISHING

ELECTRICITY

WATER

LIGHTED TRAILS

WIFI ACCESS

NON-SMOKING PARK

420 Madison Place.5 acre

Madison Place Park

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PAVILIONS

RESTROOM

MULTI-SPORT FIELDS

PLAYGROUND

SPLASH PAD

PICNIC AREA

DRINKING FOUNTAIN

TENNIS COURT

VOLLEYBALL

SKATE PARK

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WALKING TRAIL

HANDICAP PARKING

BASKETBALL COURT

HORSE SHOE PITS

FISHING

ELECTRICITY

WATER

LIGHTED TRAILS

WIFI ACCESS

NON-SMOKING PARK

2206 Lonnie Lane8 acres Walking Trail: 0.36 miles

Westmoore Trails Park

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PAVILIONS

RESTROOM

MULTI-SPORT FIELDS

PLAYGROUND

SPLASH PAD

PICNIC AREA

DRINKING FOUNTAIN

TENNIS COURT

VOLLEYBALL

SKATE PARK

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WALKING TRAIL

HANDICAP PARKING

BASKETBALL COURT

HORSE SHOE PITS

FISHING

ELECTRICITY

WATER

LIGHTED TRAILS

WIFI ACCESS

NON-SMOKING PARK



501 E Main St.3 acres Walking Trail: .19 miles

Kiwanis Park

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RESTROOM

MULTI-SPORT FIELDS

PLAYGROUND

SPLASH PAD

PICNIC AREA

DRINKING FOUNTAIN

TENNIS COURT

VOLLEYBALL

SKATE PARK

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WALKING TRAIL

HANDICAP PARKING

BASKETBALL COURT

HORSE SHOE PITS

FISHING

ELECTRICITY

WATER

LIGHTED TRAILS

WIFI ACCESS

NON-SMOKING PARK

1028 SW 2nd St.1 acre

Cottonwood Park

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PAVILIONS

RESTROOM

MULTI-SPORT FIELDS

PLAYGROUND

SPLASH PAD

PICNIC AREA

DRINKING FOUNTAIN

TENNIS COURT

VOLLEYBALL

SKATE PARK

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WALKING TRAIL

HANDICAP PARKING

BASKETBALL COURT

HORSE SHOE PITS

FISHING

ELECTRICITY

WATER

LIGHTED TRAILS

WIFI ACCESS

NON-SMOKING PARK

1695 SW 34th St. 13 acres Walking Trail: .5 miles

Arbor Gardens

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PAVILIONS

RESTROOM

MULTI-SPORT FIELDS

PLAYGROUND

SPLASH PAD

PICNIC AREA

DRINKING FOUNTAIN

TENNIS COURT

VOLLEYBALL

SKATE PARK

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WALKING TRAIL

HANDICAP PARKING

BASKETBALL COURT

HORSE SHOE PITS

FISHING

ELECTRICITY

WATER

LIGHTED TRAILS

WIFI ACCESS

NON-SMOKING PARK

1308 N Janeway8 acresWalking Trail: .25 miles

Parmele Park

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PAVILIONS

RESTROOM

MULTI-SPORT FIELDS

PLAYGROUND

SPLASH PAD

PICNIC AREA

DRINKING FOUNTAIN

TENNIS COURT

VOLLEYBALL

SKATE PARK

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WALKING TRAIL

HANDICAP PARKING

BASKETBALL COURT

HORSE SHOE PITS

FISHING

ELECTRICITY

WATER

LIGHTED TRAILS

WIFI ACCESS

NON-SMOKING PARK


Park Rental InformationPavilion Rental Information To rent a pavilion from the convenience of your home or office you need to create a profile on Activenet where you can purchase and then print your own park permit. You may also call Parks and Recreation staff at 405-793-5090 or come by the community center to reserve a pavilion. You must be 18 or older to rent a pavilion. All park pavilion rentals will be a 2 hour minimum.

Reservations

Go to www.cityofmoore.com/fun to set up an account to rent a pavilion at one of the parks listed above. By visiting the site you may also rent at the community center, and sign-up for classes, camps and sport leagues.

Below is a picture of a new pavilion at Little River Park.

Little River Park; Greenbriar Park; Apple Valley Park; Fairmoore Park; Westmoore Trails Park; Kiwanis Park and Arbor Gardens Park

MOORE RESIDENTS: $10/HOURDue at the time of booking. (PROOF OF RESIDENCY REQUIRED)

NON-RESIDENTS: $20.00/HOUR Due at the time of booking.

Parmele Park; Buck Thomas Park and Veterans Memorial Park

MOORE RESIDENTS: $10/HOUR for the first 2 hours, $15/Hour after 2nd HourDue at the time of booking. (PROOF OF RESIDENCY REQUIRED)

NON-RESIDENTS: $25.00/HOUR Due at the time of booking.

In the City of Moore you will find over 230 acres of beautiful park grounds. Our parks offer a wide variety of amenities, activities, and pavilions for any occasion. We encourage you to visit a neighborhood park today. Fees are subject to change. Please call 793-5090 for current rates.

Pavilion Rental Fees:



ActivitiesRecreation Classes Zumba FitnessWhen: Tuesday evenings and Saturday morningsWhere: Moore Community Center Time: Tuesday 6:15 pm – 7:15 pm/ Saturday 10:15 am – 11:15 amAges: 18 years or olderFee: $15/month or $5 for one class Registration: www.cityofmoore.com/fun or at Moore Community Center

Tippi Toes Dance ClassesWhen: Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday nightsWhere: Moore Community Center Time: 4:45pm/5:30pm/ 6:15pm/ 7:00pm Ages: 18 months to 12 years of ageFee: $15.00 a month with $30.00 registration feeContact: Tracy at 405-361-3620; www.tippitoesdance.com/oklahoma-city

Toddler & Me Dance ClassesWhere: Moore Community CenterToddler & Me dance classes are for children 18 months up to the age of 3 years. Music, movement, balance and the basic dance steps are introduced in a fun, friendly and positive manner. This type of class includes mom or dad or another loved one participating in the class along with the little dancer. Our teachers will keep the music and curriculum moving along while parents take an active role in encouraging, supporting and keeping the little dancer on track.www.tippitoesdance.com/oklahoma-city

Baby BalletWhere: Moore Community CenterThis class is a wonderful transition between Toddler & Me and Ballet, Tap & Jazz class. Music, movement, balance and the basic dance steps are introduced in a fun, friendly and positive manner. The dancers do not have mom, dad or another loved one by their side during the class, so this class is great for children who will be able to participate in class on their own. Our teachers will keep the music and curriculum moving along in a way that is fun, positive and appropriate for children 2-4 years of age. www.tippitoesdance.com/oklahoma-city

Ballet, Tap & Jazz Dance ClassesWhere: Moore Community Center Ballet, Tap & Jazz dance classes are typically offered for children 3-7 years old. We incorporate an even mix of the three types of dance over the 45 minute class time using high-energy music.www.tippitoesdance.com/oklahoma-city

Hip Hop/Jazz Dance ClassesWhere: Moore Community Center Hip Hop/Jazz dance classes created especially for children 5-10 years of age. Using popular and current music the students start learning dances and choreography quickly as well as learning various dance elements. Our version of hip hop/jazz dance is extremely tasteful and clean and our priority is offering age-appropriate material. www.tippitoesdance.com/oklahoma-city

Fall Break Camps Basketball CampWhen: October 15th & 16th Where: Moore Community Center Time: 8:00am – NoonAges: 7 to 16 years Fee: $25.00 per personInstructor: Scott Hodges, Westmoore Men’s Basketball Coach

For any young athlete, who is looking to improve his or her skills, work hard, make new friends and have fun. Learn basic offense and defensive skills and game like scenarios.

Mad Science Camp When: October 15th & 16th Where: Moore Community Center Time: 9:00am – NoonAges: 6 to 11 yearsFee: $60 (only 30 spots available)

When school is out, Mad Science is in. Your child can continue to learn even when school is out, and won’t even realize it because “We have fun down to a science.”


Extreme Animals CampWhen: October 15th & 16th Where: Moore Community Center Time: 9:00am – NoonAges: 6 to 11 yearsFee: $60 (only 30 spots available)

Get ready for a wildly entertaining experience! Get up close and personal with endangered species, creepy crawlies and more! You will also learn about different types of arts and crafts that relate to those species and their habitats.

Archery CampWhen: October 15th & 16th Where: Moore Community Center Time: 1:00pm – 4:00pm Ages: 8 to 17 years Fee: $60 (only 50 spots available)Instructors: Kalyn Putt; Anthony Putt; Ed Fowlkes

Students will learn basic skills and safety instruction for shooting archery. Students will be instructed on how to hold, aim, draw, and shoot a bow. This camp will introduce or build on students current knowledge/skills of Archery. Instructors are certified in NASP Basic Archery.

Nature Walks at Buck Thomas ParkMath is Fun When: Saturday, September 12th Where: Buck Thomas Park – 1903 NE 12th St. Time: 4:00pmAges: All ages welcome. Kids must be accompanied by an adult Fee: FreeRegistration: Registration is required. Register at www.cityofmoore.com/fun

Your tour leader readily admits that he HATES math. Nevertheless, he’ll show us the fun way of measuring the height of trees–without climbing...and...without using a string tied to a helium-filled balloon. Instead, we’ll use a protractor and soda drinking straws.

Fall Adult Sports LeaguesFall Indoor Co-ed Volleyball LeagueWhen: Coaches Meeting: August 4th Games Tuesday night starting August 11th Where: Moore Community Center Time: Games start at 6:00pm and the league runs 7 weeksAges: 15 years and older Fee: $240 per teamRegistration: July 4th – August 1st

Fall Men’s Basketball LeagueWhen: Coaches Meeting: August 17th at 6pm Games Monday nights starting August 24th Where: Moore Community Center Time: Games start at 6:00pm and the league runs 7 weeksAges: 18 years or olderFee: $425.00 per team Registration: July 20th – August 15th

Special EventsMovie In The ParkMovie: The Boxtrolls When: Friday, August 14th Where: Little River ParkTime: Activities start at 7:00pm; Movie starts at 8:30pm

Free Popcorn; Snow cones - $1.00; Music; Playground. Bring the whole family for a night under the stars. Moore War RunWhen: Saturday, August 29th Where: Sanctioned 5K Run and Walk from Moore High School to Old Town.Time: Run starts at 7:30am at Moore High School Ages: All ages Fee: Please visit www.moorewarrun.com for fee and registration information.

Pictured is the Moore Wall of Honor at Veterans Memorial Park. The Wall of Honor has the names of 973 hero’s. The Wall of Honor was built with the ¼ cent sales tax approved by the voters of Moore in November 2012.



Old Town Moore Big Wheel NationalsWhen: Saturday, September 19th Where: South Parking Lot of the Moore Community CenterTime: Check-In starts at 4:30pm/ Ends at 5:30pm/ Races start at 6:00pm Ages: 4 to 8 yrs.Fee: No charge to register Registration: www.cityofmoore.com/fun. Must be pre-registered before the races start

Get ready and start your Big Wheels. Big Wheel races for girls and boys. No better way to spend time with your family then watching kids race Big Wheels. All Big Wheels are bought and sponsored by local businesses. You must have your child pre-registered before the races start. Free activities for the entire family. Haunt Old Town When: Saturday, October 31st Where: Old Town Moore DowntownTime: 4:00pm – 7:00pmFee: No Charge

Bring your whole family for this trick or treating event. Inflatables, Extreme Animals, hay rides, games, food trucks, music, and lots of candy. Little River Park Trail Of Fears Presents

“Nightmare on 4th Street” When: Saturday, October 24th Where: Little River ParkTime: 8pm – 11pmAges: Must be 12 or accompanied by an adultFee: $5 per personTickets: available online at cityofmoore.com/fun or at Moore Community Center

The award winning Trail Of Fears is a haunted trail that is about 1/3 guaranteed to scare you and your family. Awesome scary scenes and spooky ghouls and goblins make this a great event for the family. Purchase tickets early because a limited number of tickets are available.

Mummy-Son DanceWhen: Friday, October 30th Where: Moore Community Center Time: Ghost Dance 6pm – 7:30; Ghoul Dance 8 – 9:30pmFee: $5 per person, $10 at the door per personTickets available: online at cityofmoore.com/fun or at Moore Community Center

Brand Senior Center Activities Lunch ProgramWhen: Monday through Friday Time: 11:30am – NoonAges: 55+Fee: Under 60: cost is $5.00 per person Over 60: suggested donation of $2.25 per person

Exercise ProgramWhen: Monday; Wednesday and FridayTime: 10:15am – 11:00amAges: 55+Fee: Free

EntertainmentWhen: 1st and 3rd Tuesday – The Country Music House Singers2nd Tuesday – The Last Chance Band Time: 10:00am – 11:00amFee: Free

BingoWhen: Last Tuesday of the monthTime: 10:00amFee: Free

Blood Pressure and Sugar ChecksWhen: 2nd Tuesday of the monthTime: 10:30amFee: Free

TRAIL OF FEARS VOLUNTEERS NEEDED If you are energetic and looking for some fun, then bring your best scare tactics to our Trail of Fears. You must be at least 18 years of age. Call 793-5090 and ask Chris for more information.


AARP MeetingsWhen: 4th Tuesday of the monthTime: 6:00pm Fee: Free

Line Dancing LessonsWhen: WednesdaysTime: 12:15pmFee: Free

Wii BowlingWhen: 1st Thursday of the monthTime: 10:00am – 11:00amFee: Free

Woodcarving ClassWhen: ThursdaysTime: 9:00am – 11:00amFee: Free

Wellness ClassWhen: ThursdaysTime: 10:00am Fee: Free

Moore Council on Aging MeetingsWhen: 1st Friday of each month Time: 10:00am Fee: Free

Computer ClassesCall 799-3130 for more information

Daily ActivitiesWhen: Monday-FridayTime: 8am – Noon

Quilting; Cards; Dominos; Billiards; Computer Area and Library Area. For more information about the Senior Center please call 799-3130

Youth Sports LeaguesMoore Youth Baseball Association Ages: 3 to Prep T-ball; Machine Pitch and Kid Pitch Spring and Fall LeaguesPlay at: Buck Thomas Park Website: www.myba-online.com

For more information please contact Age Coordinator

Moore Girls Softball Association Ages: 4 to 17 yrs. of ageSlow-pitch and Fast Pitch LeaguesSpring and Fall LeaguesPlay at: Buck Thomas Park Website: www.okmgsa.jocular.org


Moore Youth Football AssociationAges: 6 to 11 yrs. of ageTackle FootballLeague Play: August 1st – November 1st Play at: Buck Thomas Park Website: www.mooreyouthfootball.com


South Lakes SoccerAges: 4 to 17 yrs. of ageRecreational and Competitive LeaguesSpring and Fall Leagues Play at: South Lakes Soccer Complex – S. Meridian and SW 119th St. Oklahoma City Website: www.southlakessoccer.org - 794-PLAY

For more information please contact Age Commissioner.

Moore Youth Basketball League Registration: September 26th and October 3rd from 10am-2pm at the Moore Community Center. May register online at cityofmoore.com/fun from September 14th – October 3rd (closes at 2pm). Play at: Moore Community Center and Central Elementary GymAges: 7-12; Age Determination Date: September 1st, 2015For: Boys and Girls Fee: $60 Resident and $70 Non-Resident

Must bring Birth Certificate and Proof of Residency to sign-ups. Play begins weekend of December 4th/5th. Register online at cityofmoore.com/fun. Games are Friday night and all day Saturday. Volunteer coaches needed.


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