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RECREATION AND PARKS

E N J O Y E X P L O R E R E S T O R E

www.aacounty.org/recparks

SPRINGSUMMER

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2019 Summer Camp Guide INSIDE

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Recreation Advisory BoardThe Recreation Advisory Board meets the first Wednesday of each month at the Recreation and Parks main office in Annapolis at 5:00pm. Individuals wishing to make a presentation before the Board should call the Director’s Office in advance of the next meeting.

Published bi-annually by Anne Arundel County Department of Recreation and Parks1 Harry S Truman Parkway, Annapolis, MD 21401©2019 All rights reserved. Reproduction of any part of this program guide, by any means without permission, is strictly prohibited.

On the cover: Summer Skateboard Camp More information on page 14.

Mission Statement

The Anne Arundel County

Department of Recreation and Parks

is essential to the well being and

quality of life of every individual,

family and community in Anne

Arundel County. Our mission is to

enrich the lives of our citizens by

offering quality active and passive

recreational opportunities and

accessible youth and adult services

while pursuing the preservation

and enhancement of our natural,

cultural and historic resources.

GENERAL INFORMATION ........................... 410-222-7300........................................................................................... 301-261-8036Registration / Recreation Program Information ......... 410-222-7313Athletics Information ............................................................. 410-222-7865Park Administration/ Maintenance/ Field Lights........ 410-222-7317Child Care ...................................................................................... 410-222-7856Director’s Office ........................................................................... 410-222-7867Facility Scheduling/Community Parks Pavilion ........... 410-222-7315HOTLINE (Recorded Update Information Line) .......... 410-222-7312

RECREATION FACILITIESArundel Olympic Swim Center ........................................ 410-222-7933North Arundel Aquatic Center ......................................... 410-222-0090Joe Cannon Stadium .............................................................. 410-222-6652George Bachman Sports Complex ................................ 410-222-0017North County Recreation Center .................................... 410-222-0036South County Recreation Center ................................... 410-222-1515

PARK FACILITIESBaltimore-Annapolis Trail Park .......................................... 410-222-6141Downs Park ................................................................................... 410-222-6230 Fort Smallwood Park ............................................................. 410-222-0087Hancock’s Resolution ............................................................ 410-255-4048Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary ............................................ 410-741-9330Kinder Farm Park ....................................................................... 410-222-6115Lake Waterford Park ................................................................ 410-222-6428London Town House & Gardens ..................................... 410-222-1919Mayo Beach Park ....................................................................... 410-222-1978Quiet Waters Park...................................................................... 410-222-1777

FAX NUMBERSFax Number (Child Care) ...................................................... 410-222-4478Fax Number (Recreation & Athletics) ........................... 410-222-4120Fax Number (Parks) .................................................................. 410-222-7320

Contact Numbers

A message from the County Executive

Dear Anne Arundel County Resident,

When Spring and Summer are here

it’s time to get outside! The Department

of Recreation and Parks has lots of great

activities to keep you and your family

active and healthy this time of year.

Whether it’s swimming at our aquatic

centers or summer concerts at our parks,

fitness classes or outdoor hikes, after school

programs or summer camps, there is something

for every age in every part of our county.

Anne Arundel County Recreation and Parks offers so much this

time of year, and I hope this guide will help you discover all of it.

Come on out and play with us, and discover that Anne Arundel

County truly is The Best Place.

Regards,

Steuart Pittman

County Executive

Rick AnthonyRecreation and Parks Director


Where To Find It …Programs and Activities for March – August 2019

04 Child Care

05 Camps at a Glance

06 Summer Camps & Activities

18 Aquatics Arundel Olympic Swim Center North Arundel Aquatic Center

20 Just for Kids Arts & Crafts, Dance, Fitness Enrichment, Gymnastics and Tennis

26 Adaptive Recreation A Place for All Abilities

27 Adult Programs Arts & Crafts, Group Fitness, Self-Defense, Open Gym and Sports

30 Adult Sports Leagues

31 Regional Parks and Trails Park Descriptions, Available Facilities, Programs and Special Events

46 How to Register and Registration Form

46 Recreation Centers North and South County Recreation Centers

48 Summer Concert Series

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Our FREE Concerts this Summer!

EnjoySee back cover for full details.

Child Care 2019-2020The before school program operates from 7:00am until the start of the school day (AM snack is included in your fee) and the after school program operates from the end of the school day until 6:00pm every day that school is in session for students (PM snack is included in your fee). Visit us online for registration information for the 2019-2020 School Year. Registration opens online on Monday, April 1, 2019 at 8:00am.

LocationsAM and PM programs are available at the following elementary locations for the 2019-2020 school year (subject to change).BenfieldBodkinBroadneckBrock BridgeBrooklyn ParkCape St. ClaireCrofton MeadowsDavidsonville

EdgewaterFolger McKinseyFreetown Four SeasonsHebron-HarmanHigh PointHilltop Lake Shore

LothianMarleyNantucketOak HillPasadenaQuarterfieldSevernSeverna Park

Shady SideSolleySouth ShoreSunsetTracey’sWaugh Chapel

For MORE INFORMATION visit us at www.aacounty.org/departments/

recreation-parks/child-care/ or call 410-222-7856

We are pleased to offer state-licensed Pre-K, Middle School Teen Group (MSTG) and School Age Child Care (SACC) programs located within many of the schools and one recreation center in Anne Arundel County. Our programs provide a safe, supportive environment that promotes social interaction, community integration, physical development and intellectual growth in accordance with the Maryland State Department of Education’s Office of Child Care and National After School Alliance Standards. For more information, please visit the Child Care Division’s website at www.aacounty.org/departments/recreation-parks/child-care/.


PM only programsDeale Maryland CityGlendale OakwoodMayo

Pre-K ProgramA licensed preschool program is also available at the South County Recreation Center. Children ages 3, 4, & 5 are eligible to attend the program. There are multiple part-time and full-time care opportunities available. Please see our website for more details.

Middle School ProgramA middle school PM program is available at Crofton MS. Children in grades 6-8 are eligible to attend the Middle School Teen Group program.

Summer Child CareAnne Arundel County Recreation and Parks is pleased to announce that the Child Care Division and Recreation Services Division will be partnering together in 2019 to provide a variety of full-day camp options to meet your family’s needs. A full listing of these offerings is found on pages 6-7.

VOLUNTEER PROGRAMSYouth Summer Volunteer ProgramsOur youth volunteer programs are unpaid positions designed to give middle and high school aged youth the opportunity to volunteer in several programs. Nominal fee includes bus (if available), camp shirt and field trips. Service learning hours are available. Fee is not paid until acceptance into the program is finalized. Limited scholarships are available.

Counselor In Training ProgramStudents entering 8th grade in the Fall up to age 15 may apply for the Counselor In Training (CIT) Program. Mature youth will gain experience in our neighborhood school-based summer camp programs. Youth completing 9th grade are eligible to apply for the Quiet Waters Day Camp CIT Program.

Volunteer Summer Serve Leadership ChallengeStudents entering 8th grade in the Fall up to age 15 may apply. Mature youth gain volunteer leadership experience in a structured environment. These participants will be given the opportunity to volunteer at Mayo Beach Adaptive Day Camp, work with youth with disabilities, learn leadership skills and other important life skills. Must commit to a minimum of 1 two week session.

Visit www.aacounty.org/recparks, click on the “Jobs” link and then select “Volunteer Opportunities,” or email [email protected] for more information.

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Camps at a GlanceCamps Grade/Age PageAbrakadoodle Art Camp Pre-K; Ages 6-12 12Adaptive / Integrated Day Camp Ages 6-21 10Aquatics Camp Ages 6-11 16Bike Camp Ages 5-10 14Camp Anne Arundel (CAA) Grades 1-6 6Dance Camp Ages 3-12 23Engineering Camp Grades 1-8 13Jug Bay Summer Camps Ages 3-16 17JumpBunch Camp Ages 4-7 14Magic Camp Ages 5-11 13Mayo Beach Day Camp Ages 6-21 10Park Passport Adventure Camp Ages 9-12 17Quiet Waters Camp Grades K-6 8Skateboard Camp Ages 5-12 14Specialty Camps Ages 4-17 12Sports Camps Ages 4-17 14Summer’s End Camp Grades 1-6 16Teens on the Go! Camp Grades 7-10 9Tennis Camp Ages 4-17 14Theatre Performance & Dance Camp Grades 1-8 23Volunteer Camp Opportunities Ages 13-15 4Wilderness Camp Ages 6-14 15Yoga Camp Ages 12-18 15

All Recreation and Parks Camps are licensed by the Maryland Department of Health.

To ensure appropriate accommodation if you or your child has been identified with a medical condition, disability or special needs plan, please note the information on the registration form. Contact the Registration Office with questions or requests for accommodations.

Call 410-222-7313 or TTY users via Maryland Relay 711 or email [email protected]

Visit www.aacounty.org/recparks for additional information, the latest

updates and to register online.

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This summer we are glad to offer Camp Anne Arundel (CAA) for children entering Grades 1-6. CAA features full-day camps in two-week sessions at various locations throughout the County. This program takes the place of the former “Summer Fun Center” (full-day, eight-week camp) as well as the former Summer School Age Child Care (SACC) one-week offerings. Our hope is that Camp Anne Arundel (CAA) will offer your family the flexibility it needs. Each two-week session will include one field trip and various on-site themes and activities. Register for all four sessions, or just a few! No partial sessions will be sold. Non-refundable deposit of $50/session due at time of registration. Non-refundable deposits are applied towards the total program cost and are NOT an additional fee.

Full Payment DueSession #1 June 24 – July 3: May 28, 2019Session #2 July 8 – July 19: June 10, 2019Session #3 July 22 – August 2: June 24, 2019Session #4 August 5 – August 16: July 8, 2019

Camp Hours:7:00 am – 3:00 pm3:00 pm – 6:00 pm Extended Care Option for an additional $85 per two-week session ($70 for Session #1)

Registration for ALL camps is first-come, first-served. Some camps do fill up quickly, and registration for one week or session does not guarantee or give priority of registration to other session(s).

Eligibility Requirements:• Child must be entering Grades 1-6 in Fall 2019. You may be required

to present proof of age at any time.

• Every child must have state-mandated camp forms completed and on-file at the site on the first day of attendance. Forms will be available on the Recreation and Parks website at least one month prior to the start of camp. Paperwork for current SACC participants will not be copied/transferred by Recreation and Parks. It is the responsibility of the parent/caregiver to bring completed forms to the site on the first day of camp.

• Every child must be toilet trained. This means that he/she is self-directed and self-sufficient in the restroom and able to care for his/her own hygiene needs.

Refund Policy:• There is a $50 non-refundable fee for each Camp Anne Arundel

(CAA) two-week session and various other non-refundable fees for other programs that are indicated at the time of registration.

• Refund requests must be made in writing for all summer camp refunds and transfers, with 10 business days’ notice required before the start of each program. When you enroll in the program, you are reserving the time, space, staffing, and provisions, regardless of whether your child attends, therefore no partial-session refunds will be honored.

• Current SACC participants may not use school year account funds to pay for summer camps, nor can refunds be applied to SACC school year accounts.

• Refund requests for medical reasons must be accompanied with a physician’s note, and are handled on a case-by-case basis.

In cooperation with Anne Arundel County Public Schools Food

and Nutrition, we will be participating in the Summer Food Program at various locations including: Glendale

ES, North Arundel Aquatic Center, Lothian CAA, Marley CAA

and Quiet Waters Day Camp.

Camp Anne ArundelIntroducing...Introducing...

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Camp Location

Session #16/24/19 - 7/3/19(No Camp 7/4-5)

Session #27/8/19 - 7/19/19

Session #37/22/19 - 8/2/19

Session #48/5/19 - 8/16/19

Regular Hours 7:00am - 3:00pm

$180

Extended Hours 3:00pm - 6:00pm

$70


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Brock Bridge Elementary 16238 16254 16256 16257 16259 16260 16261 16262

Cape St. Claire Elementary * 16280 16281 16283 16284 16287 16288 16291 16292

Crofton Elementary * 16383 16384 16385 16386 16387 16388 16389 16390

Davidsonville Elementary * 16391 16392 16393 16394 16395 16396 16397 16398

Downs Park 16265 16266 16269 16270 16271 16272 16273 16274

Folger McKinsey Elementary 16267 16275 16276 16277 16278 16282 16285 16290

Four Seasons Elementary 16293 16294 16295 16296 16297 16298 16300 16301

Glendale Elementary * 16399 16400 16401 16402 16403 16404 16405 16406

Hebron-Harman Elementary 16302 16303 16304 16305 16306 16307 16308 16309

Lake Shore Elementary 16310 16311 16312 16313 16314 16315 16316 16317

Lothian Elementary 16318 16319 16320 16321 16322 16323 16324 16325

Magothy River Middle * 16407 16408 16409 16410 16411 16412 16413 16414

Marley Elementary 16326 16327 16328 16329 16330 16331 16332 16333

Mayo Elementary * 16415 16416 16417 16418 16419 16420 16421 16422

Nantucket Elementary * 16423 16424 16425 16426 16427 16428 16429 16430

Oak Hill Elementary 16334 16335 16336 16337 16338 16339 16340 16341

Pasadena Elementary 16342 16343 16344 16345 16346 16347 16348 16349

Severn Elementary 16447 16448 16449 16450 16451 16452 16453 16454

Severna Park Elementary * 16431 16432 16433 16434 16435 16436 16437 16438

Solley Elementary 16455 16456 16457 16458 16459 16460 16461 16462

South County Recreation Ctr 16463 16464 16465 16466 16467 16468 16469 16470

South Shore Elementary 16471 16472 16473 16474 16475 16476 16477 16478

Waugh Chapel Elementary * 16439 16440 16441 16442 16443 16444 16445 16446

* These locations may offer separate activities for Grades 1-4 and Grades 5-6

In cooperation with Anne Arundel County Public Schools Food

and Nutrition, we will be participating in the Summer Food Program at various locations including: Glendale

ES, North Arundel Aquatic Center, Lothian CAA, Marley CAA

and Quiet Waters Day Camp.

Bus pick-up and drop-off are offered for an additional fee of $70 per session for Quiet Waters Day Camp and Teen Camp. All bus stops are tentative and subject to change. Final morning pick-up times will be between 7:00 am-7:50 am, and afternoon drop-off times will be between 4:00 pm - 4:30 pm. Parents/caregivers must be available for 10-15 minutes prior to and following pick-ups and drop-offs, to allow for traffic and other variables. Final times and routes will be determined and distributed at a later date based on participation.

Annapolis Sam’s Club(by the gas station)

Arundel High SchoolArundel Olympic Swim CenterBroadneck Elementary School

Cape St. Claire Elementary SchoolCentral Middle School

Crofton Elementary SchoolDavidsonville Elementary School

Millersville Elementary SchoolSeverna Park - Kohl’s Parking Lot

Southern High School

Jun 17 – Jun 28 (session 1)#16751 $70/session

Jul 1 – Jul 12 (session 2)#16752 $70/session

Jul 15 – Jul 26 (session 3)#16753 $70/session

QUIET WATERSSummer Camp BUS STOPS

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Quiet Waters Day Camp is a full day camp for children entering grades K-6. Activities may include arts and crafts, nature, sports, music and drama, active games, swimming, field trips, special theme days, and MORE! Pre-Teen camps (Grades 5-6) offer more challenging and age-appropriate activities and an additional field trip for each session. Extended hours as well as bus transportation offered for an additional charge. Quiet Waters Day Camp is closed Thursday, July 4th, in observance of Independence Day, but is open on Friday, July 5th.

Additional information will be distributed and parent meeting will be scheduled at the end of June.

Early Registration: Until April 30, you may register with a non-refundable deposit. The deposit is $50 for each individual session and $100 for each all session program number. Beginning May 1, you must pay in full for each session at the time of registration.

Summer Day Campat Quiet Waters Park

600 Quiet Waters Park Road, Annapolis, MD 21403

Entering Grades K-1 8:30am-3:45pm“Little Wonders”Jun 17 – Jun 28 (session 1) #16086 $465Jul 1 – Jul 12 (session 2) #16087 $465Jul 15 – Jul 26 (session 3) #16088 $465 All three sessions #16089 $1250

Entering Grades 2-4 8:30am-3:45pm“Day Campers”Jun 17 – Jun 28 (session 1) #16090 $445Jul 1 – Jul 12 (session 2) #16092 $445Jul 15 – Jul 26 (session 3) #16094 $445 All three sessions #16095 $1180 Entering Grades 5-6 8:30am-3:45pm“Pre-Teens”Jun 17 – Jun 28 (session 1) #16098 $465Jul 1– Jul 12 (session 2) #16100 $465Jul 15 – Jul 26 (session 3) #16102 $465 All three sessions #16104 $1250 AM Extended Care 7:30-8:30amJun 17– Jun 28 (session 1) #16107 $70/sessionJul 1 – Jul 12 (session 2) #16108 $70/sessionJul 15 – Jul 26 (session 3) #16109 $70/session All three sessions #16110 $210

PM Extended Care 3:45-5:30pmat Quiet Waters Park Jun 17 – Jun 28 (session 1) #16111 $70/session Jul 1 – Jul 12 (session 2) #16112 $70/session Jul 15 – Jul 26 (session 3) #16113 $70/session All three sessions #16114 $210

PM Extended Care Until 6:00pmat Camp Anne Arundel sitesParticipants also must register for busTransportation (see side panel)Cape St. Claire ES No session 1Jul 1 – Jul 12 (session 2) * #16808 $70/session Jul 15 – Jul 26 (session 3) #16809 $70/sessionCrofton ESNo session 1Jul 1 – Jul 12 (session 2) * #16810 $70/session Jul 15 – Jul 26 (session 3) #16811 $70/sessionDavidsonville ESNo session 1Jul 1 – Jul 12 (session 2) * #16115 $70/session Jul 15 – Jul 26 (session 3) #16116 $70/session

Two-week sessions. Fee includes swim lessons at the Arundel Olympic Swim Center on Riva Road

* Not available on July 4-5.

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North County Teen Camp at North Arundel Aquatic Center 7888 Crain Highway, Glen Burnie, MD

One-week sessionsEntering Grades 7-10 8:00am-4:00pmJun 18 – Jun 21 (session 1) #16134 $235Jun 24 – Jun 28 (session 2) #16139 $275Jul 1 – Jul 5 (session 3) #16140 $235No Camp July 4Jul 8 – Jul 12 (session 4) #16141 $275Jul 15 – Jul 19 (session 5) #16142 $275Jul 22 – Jul 26 (session 6) #16143 $275Jul 29 – Aug 2 (session 7) #16144 $275Aug 5 – Aug 9 (session 8) #16145 $275All eight sessions #16520 $2120

Extended Care for North County Teen CampExtended care will be offered at North Arundel Aquatic Center 4:00-5:00pm.

Jun 18 – Jun 21 (session 1) #16146 $30Jun 24 – Jun 28 (session 2) #16147 $35Jul 1 – Jul 5 (session 3) #16148 $30No Camp July 4Jul 8 – Jul 12 (session 4) #16149 $35Jul 15 – Jul 19 (session 5) #16150 $35Jul 22 – Jul 26 (session 6) #16151 $35Jul 29 – Aug 2 (session 7) #16152 $35Aug 5 – Aug 9 (session 8) #16153 $35All eight sessions #16521 $270

Quiet Waters Teen Campat Quiet Waters Park 600 Quiet Waters Park Road, Annapolis, MD

Two-week sessions Entering Grades 7-10 8:30am-3:45pmJun 17 – Jun 28 (session 1) #16154 $530Jul 1 – Jul 12 (session 2) #16155 $530No Camp July 4Jul 15– July 26 (session 3) #16156 $530All three sessions (session 1-3) #16157 $1435Extended Care see page 8

Severna Park Teen Camp at Kinder Farm Park 1001 Kinder Farm Park Road, Millersville, MD

One-week sessionsEntering Grades 7-10 8:00am-4:00pmJun 18 – Jun 21 (session 1) #16117 $235Jun 24 – Jun 28 (session 2) #16118 $275Jul 1 – Jul 5 (session 3) #16119 $235No Camp July 4Jul 8 – Jul 12 (session 4) #16120 $275Jul 15 – Jul 19 (session 5) #16121 $275Jul 22 – Jul 26 (session 6) #16122 $275Jul 29 – Aug 2 (session 7) #16123 $275Aug 5 – Aug 9 (session 8) #16124 $275All eight sessions #16523 $2120 Extended Care for Severna Park Teen CampExtended care will be offered at Severna Park Teen Camp 4:00-5:00pm.


Crofton Teen Camp at Crofton Middle School 2301 Davidsonville Road, Crofton, MD

One-week sessionsEntering Grades 7-10 8:00am-4:00pmJun 18 – Jun 21 (session 1) #16158 $235Jun 24 – Jun 28 (session 2) #16159 $275Jul 1 – Jul 5 (session 3) #16160 $235No Camp July 4Jul 8 – Jul 12 (session 4) #16161 $275Jul 15 – Jul 19 (session 5) #16162 $275Jul 22 – Jul 26 (session 6) #16163 $275Jul 29 – Aug 2 (session 7) #16164 $275Aug 5 – Aug 9 (session 8) #16165 $275All eight sessions #16518 $2120

Extended Care for Crofton Teen CampExtended care will be offered at Crofton MS Teen Camp 4:00-5:00pm.


Teens on the Go! Camps are action-packed ... with most days on the go. Teens enjoy activities such as skating, golfing, swimming, bowling, and more. Field trips may include Six Flags, Kings Dominion, Busch Gardens, and Hershey Park. Due to the nature of some field trips and activities, drop-off times may be earlier, and pick-up times may be later, than the times listed. All centers are closed on Thursday, July 4th in observance of Independence Day, but are open on Friday, July 5th.

Teens on the Go!


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This fun integrated program is designed for youth of all abilities. Siblings and friends join with youth with a disability to make new friends and have fun. An active volunteer program rounds out the camp for a fully diverse and accepting experience.

The only restriction for this outdoor camp is that the youth must be able to maintain appropriate safe behaviors and participate in outdoor group activities. There is limited air-conditioning at Mayo Beach Park. A nurse will be available on site for medication administration and implementation of basic medical protocols. Contact Ryan Stewart at 410-222-7304 for additional information and to determine appropriate program placement.

Adaptive Day Camp: Special Needs/ Medical Accommodations. Adaptations are made to camp activities for youth with Educational IEPs or special needs/behavior plans, different learning styles, physical disabilities, and medical protocols.

Ages 6-21, Staff Ratio 1:3 with additional support as needed.

Siblings and Friends: An integrated camp opportunity for school age youth to participate in camp activities, learn diversity, and make friends with youth of all abilities. Campers will be placed in an appropriate group with the opportunity to interact with peers of a diverse population. Ages 6-13, Staff Ratio 1:10.

Mayo Beach Day Camp has a variety of water and outdoor activities. Mayo Beach Park offers a shallow water access area for exploration, wading and kayaking/canoeing. Arts and crafts,

music, sports and other general camp activities take place in designated areas.

Mayo Beach Day Camp Adaptive/Integrated Day Camp on the South River in Edgewater

4150 Honeysuckle Drive, Mayo MD 21106


Limited Bus TransportationCamp Bus Fee Camp Bus Fee is $35 per week/session. The “All Sessions” camp option (all 8 weeks of camp) includes bus transportation fee.

Requests for bus transportation must be made at time of initial registration for all sessions, including the full 8 weeks. Tentative bus routes and stops are listed online or call for information. If registering by mail, please add the transportation fee when submitting your payment. Please choose the bus route and site closest to you. Curb-to-curb and special accommodation requests are available only with early registration and are limited to those who require wheelchair accommodation. The bus contractor does not guarantee seatbelts or harness options. This is a special request. Please call as soon as you know your child will need accommodation. All campers must be able to maintain behaviors, stay seated, and remain calm or will lose their bus privileges. First pick up is generally at 7:30am with last return stop generally by 4:30pm. Times and stops may vary slightly depending on camp enrollment. Bus aides will be assigned to each bus.

Late registrations are not guaranteed bus availability.

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Adaptive Recreation Program Registration

ProcedureEarly Registration: Until April 30, you may register with a non-refundable deposit. Beginning May 1, you must pay in full for each session at the time of registration. The non-refundable deposit applies towards your total registration fees. Third Party/Agency Payments: An authentic promissory note must be received at the time of registration, alongside a registration form that has been completed by the parent or legal guardian. The promissory note must be on the agency’s letterhead, and clearly state participant’s name, program name and number, cost covered by the agency, and other information. Parent will be responsible for any amount not received by the third party, and any additional fees or spending money.

Refund requests must be made in writing for all summer camp refunds and transfers, with 10 business days’ notice required before the start of each program. When you enroll in the program, you are reserving the time, space, staffing, and provisions, regardless of whether your child attends, therefore no partial-session refunds will be honored.

Your registration is not complete until Camp Information Packets are completed and returned. Camp Information Packets may be downloaded from the website once registration is accepted. Packets will be sent by request or may be picked up at the main office. All original registration forms, fees, emergency forms, bus requests, and medical forms must be returned before your child may attend. Bus confirmations will be sent via email 1-2 weeks before the start of camp and by Wednesday of the week before camp. Weekly bus updates and camp information is sent by email. Please make sure that we have an updated email address that will accept the ‘aacounty.org’ domain. If you do not have an email address, please let us know so that other arrangements can be made.

Call Adaptive Recreation at 410-222-7304 for more information and special accommodation requests.


Make New Friends and Bring Smiles!

Program Fees and Date Options

Camp Hours 9:00am-3:00pm“All Sessions” (8 Weeks of Camp; Includes bus transportation)June 24 - August 16* #16551 $1400

Weekly Sessions#16552 Session 1 $195 Jun 24– Jun 28 #16553 Session 2 $115 Jul 1 – Jul 3 *#16554 Session 3 $195 Jul 8 – Jul 12#16558 Session 4 $195 Jul 15 – Jul 19#16560 Session 5 $195 Jul 22 – Jul 26#16562 Session 6 $195 Jul 29 – Aug 2#16565 Session 7 $195 Aug 5 – Aug 9#16568 Session 8 $195 Aug 12 – Aug 16

Bus Transportation#16585 Session 1 $35 Jun 24 – Jun 28#16586 Session 2 $21 Jul 1 – Jul 3 *#16587 Session 3 $35 Jul 8 – Jul 12#16588 Session 4 $35 Jul 15 – Jul 19#16589 Session 5 $35 Jul 22 – Jul 26#16590 Session 6 $35 Jul 29 – Aug 2#16591 Session 7 $35 Aug 5 – Aug 9#16592 Session 8 $35 Aug 12 – Aug 16

Extended Day OptionsFor those parents who need an extended day after Mayo Day Camp, we are offering extended care at three locations. Campers are required to also be registered for Bus Transportation (see above) for Four Seasons location. Parents must pick up campers from extended day sites by 5:30pm. Nurse and medical care are not available at extended day.

Extended Care at Mayo Beach Park / After Mayo Beach Day Camp No bus transportation is required, as these campers remain at the camp site for extended day.

All Sessions#16569 $340 Jun 24 – Aug 16

Weekly Sessions#16570 Session 1 $45 Jun 24 – Jun 28#16571 Session 2 $27 Jul 1 – Jul 3*#16573 Session 3 $45 Jul 8 – Jul 12#16575 Session 4 $45 Jul 15 – Jul 19#16577 Session 5 $45 Jul 22 – Jul 26#16579 Session 6 $45 Jul 29 – Aug 2#16583 Session 7 $45 Aug 5 – Aug 9#16584 Session 8 $45 Aug 12 – Aug 16 Extended Care at Four Seasons Elementary SchoolThis is an inclusion program. Campers will join “Camp Anne Arundel” (CAA) campers that have spent the day at this location. Camper must be able to integrate into the program with staff support.

All Sessions#16593 $340 Jun 24 – Aug 16

Weekly Sessions#16594 Session 1 $45 Jun 24– Jun 28 #16595 Session 2 $27 Jul 1 – Jul 3*#16596 Session 3 $45 Jul 8 – Jul 12#16597 Session 4 $45 Jul 15 – Jul 19#16598 Session 5 $45 Jul 22 – Jul 26#16599 Session 6 $45 Jul 29 – Aug 2#16600 Session 7 $45 Aug 5 – Aug 9#16601 Session 8 $45 Aug 12 – Aug 16 Extended Care at Lake Waterford ParkAll Sessions#16602 $340 Jun 24 – Aug 16

Weekly Sessions#16603 Session 1 $45 Jun 24 – Jun 28#16604 Session 2 $27 Jul 1 – Jul 3*#16605 Session 3 $45 Jul 8 – Jul 12#16606 Session 4 $45 Jul 15 – Jul 19#16614 Session 5 $45 Jul 22 – Jul 26#16617 Session 6 $45 Jul 29 – Aug 2#16618 Session 7 $45 Aug 5 – Aug 9#16620 Session 8 $45 Aug 12 – Aug 16

* No Camp on July 4th or July 5th

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To ensure appropriate accommodation, if your child has been identified

with a medical condition, disability or special needs plan, please note

the information on the registration form. Contact the Registration

Office with questions or requests for accommodations. Call 410-222-7313

or TTY users via Maryland Relay 711 or email [email protected].

★ Extended Care is available at Camp Anne Arundel sites (June 24 - August 16), for an additional fee. See page 16

for a full listing of weekly extended care options.

Specialty CampsHALF DAY Programs

Bring snack and drink

FULL DAY Programs

Bring lunch, snack

and drink

★PEANUT FREE

Abrakadoodle Art CampsLooking for FUN out of the sun? Abrakadoodle Camps are perfect for kids who love art. Camps are action packed camp experiences filled with fun and lots of wholesome activities. Camps inspire creativity while sharing laughs and developing friendships.

Please send Abrakadoodle campers each day with a nut free snack, lunch, water bottle, and dressed for the mess! Please bring $40 materials fee check made out to Abrakadoodle on the first day of camp (half day camps $30).

Abrakadoodle: Under the SeaMake a big splash and join us for adventures in our Under the Sea Art Camp. Campers will learn all about jellyfish, octopuses, dolphins, whales and even mermaids! There’s nothing fishy about using cool tools and materials to create fun paintings, collages, sculptures and more. Campers will have oceans of fun designing cool art projects, playing games, reading stories, learning about ecology and examining underwater habitats. So dive in! You won’t get wet but you’ll make some new friends and have tons of FUN under the sea! Ages 6-12, $285 – 1 week + $40 Materials FeeDavidsonville ES#16258 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Jun 24Severna Park ES#16263 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Jun 24Nantucket ES#16264 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Jun 24

Abrakadoodle: Wild, Wild West ★Join Abrakadoodle in the Wild, Wild West for a Rootin’ Tootin’ Doodlin’ good time! We will create a pair of cowboy boots, wrangle a rattlesnake, have a powwow with the Indians and create an art adventure you won’t want to miss. We will play games, listen and sing along to music plus tell campfire stories while on the trail. At the end of the session take home

your Abrakadoodle Wild, Wild West Kamper Kit with your kit materials to further explore art at home. So, get ready for cowboy and cowgirl fun in Abrakadoodle’s Wild, Wild West! Ages 6-12, $285 – 1 week + $40 Materials FeeDavidsonville ES#16279 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Jul 8Severna Park ES#16286 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Jul 8Nantucket ES#16299 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Jul 8

Abrakadoodle: ZooDoodle ★Lions and tigers and snakes, oh my! Off on safari we go and create jungle cats, monkeys, elephants and more when you go on this adventure with Abrakadoodle. We’ll make safari art with paints, modeling materials and wild animal print papers. During camp we will create pictures of your awesome adventure. We will play games, listen and sing along to music, plus tell animal stories while on the exploration. So pack your gear and let’s take off on a ZooDoodle Safari with Abrakadoodle! Ages 6-12, $285 – 1 week + $40 Materials FeeDavidsonville ES#16289 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Jul 15Severna Park ES#16350 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Jul 15Nantucket ES#16351 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Jul 15

Abrakadoodle: Wild ‘N Wacky Art ★Get silly! Get goofy! Get creative with Wild ‘N Wacky Art! Learn about modern artists while using a variety of materials and techniques to transfer your energy into art. We will play games and listen to stories and music from our own Abrakadoodle CD. Bring your imagination, your sense of humor, and let’s get Wild ‘N Wacky!! Ages 6-12, $285 – 1 week + $40 Materials FeeDavidsonville ES#16352 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Jul 22Severna Park ES#16353 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Jul 22Nantucket ES#16354 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Jul 22

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Abrakadoodle: Space Art Adventure STEAM Camp ★Join us and blast off to an outer space adventure! Learn about the solar system, meteoroids, meteors and meteorites, constellations and much more. Find out why astronauts wear spacesuits and why telescopes are important tools. Create art that focuses on science, technology, engineering and math concepts. Explore fun art techniques, play games and make friends that are “out of this world”! All while we reach for the stars! Ages 6-12, $285 – 1 week + $40 Materials FeeDavidsonville ES#16355 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Jul 29Severna Park ES#16356 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Jul 29Nantucket ES#16357 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Jul 29

Abrakadoodle: World Adventures in 3D ★Travel with us on this creative journey and change the way you see the world! Create 3D masterpieces inspired by world cultures. Learn about Chinese ceramics, Croatian “licitar” hearts, Maori design carvings from New Zealand, “nicho” boxes from Mexico and much more. Create art using a variety of materials, play games, and understand that through art we can connect with people from all over the world. Ages 6-12, $285 – 1 week + $40 Materials FeeDavidsonville ES#16358 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Aug 5Severna Park ES#16359 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Aug 5Nantucket ES#16360 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Aug 5

Abrakadoodle: Paws, Claws, and Hooves ★From pets to dragons, bring your imagination and we will provide a ROAAAAARing camp experience! Using paints, collage, sculpture and more, we will bring your favorite animal creatures to life while learning about their habits and habitats. There will be cool artwork, games, stories, activities, animal talk and music. If you LOVE animals and nature, and want to make awesome art projects while making new friends too, then this is the camp for you. Whether it’s a growl or a meow, it will be FUN. Ages 6-12, $285 – 1 week + $40 Materials FeeDavidsonville ES#16361 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Aug 12Severna Park ES#16362 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Aug 12Nantucket ES#16363 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Aug 12

Dance CampsSee page 23.

Engineering CampsParticipants will have the opportunity to use computers and engineering software to assist with projects.

Awaken the Force ★Do you have what it takes to awaken the force? Explore different types of forces such as gravitational, magnetic, electrical, and more. Harness the power of wind, water, and electricity and awaken the force.Entering Grades 1-4, $285 – 1 week Nantucket ES#16230 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Jul 8

Agent of Change: The Engineering of Power and Energy ★Explore electrical, environmental, marine and mechanical engineering. Campers will explore harnessing energy, directional transformation, the relationship between potential energy and kinetic energy and electrical circuitry by making turbines, flashlights, roller coasters, and more.Entering Grades 4-8, $285 – 1 weekNantucket ES#16226 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Jul 15

Heroes Week ★Campers will explore the fields of environmental, civil, mechanical, and electrical engineering as they design and construct tools to save the world.Entering Grades 1-4, $285 – 1 week Nantucket ES#16228 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Jul 29

Magic CampsMagical FunAttention Beginning Wizards! Younger children learn magic tricks as well as puppetry and magic-themed craft projects. This course aims to develop art appreciation, overcome stage fright and build kinesthetic skills with magic props. Each child will develop their imagination and confidence while learning magical effects. All supplies included.Ages 5-7, $195 – 1 week Kinder Farm Park - Harvest Hall#16187 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Jul 8 Waugh Chapel ES ★#16188 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Jul 22Davidsonville ES ★#16189 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Jul 29

Abrakadoodle: Space Art Adventure STEAM CampJoin us and blast off to an outer space adventure! Learn about the solar system, meteoroids, meteors and meteorites, constellations and much more. Find out why astronauts wear spacesuits and why telescopes are important tools. Create art that focuses on science, technology, engineering and math concepts. Explore fun art techniques, play games and make friends that are “out of this world”! All while we reach for the stars! Ages 4-5, $150 – 1 week + $30 Materials FeeSeverna Park ES#16367 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:00pm Jul 29

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Magic PerformanceFocusing primarily on the performance art of magic, students will train in a variety of forms of magic: sleight of hand, mentalism, apparatus and coin, as well as learn the basics of what it means to be a magician. A variety of magical games, craft projects and activities accompany serious magic instruction. A culminating performance allows students to perform an effect they have mastered in a close-up setting for parents and friends. All supplies included.Ages 8-11, $195 – 1 week Kinder Farm Park - Harvest Hall#16190 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Jul 8 Waugh Chapel ES ★#16191 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Jul 22 Davidsonville ES ★#16192 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Jul 29

Advanced Magical PerformanceFor those students who have completed the magic camp listed above. This camp focuses on development and perfection of a variety of magical genres. A variety of magical games, craft projects and activities accompany serious magic instruction. A culminating performance allows students to perform an effect they have mastered in a close-up setting for parents and friends. All supplies included.Ages 8-11, $195 – 1 week Kinder Farm Park - Harvest Hall#16193 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Jul 8 Waugh Chapel ES ★#16194 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Jul 22Davidsonville ES ★#16195 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Jul 29

Sports CampsLearn to Ride a Bike Camp Say goodbye to training wheels! Campers will learn to ride safely and confidently without training wheels over the course of the week. Participants master balance and gliding first (without pedals or training wheels), and then easily transition to riding independently. From there, we develop and refine essential handling skills: starting/stopping, speed control, turning, steering, riding in groups and around obstacles and hazards. Games and play allow for skills practice and learning bike and traffic safety, bike maintenance, and more. As campers progress, we begin to venture out to park trails for group rides. On the last day, campers show off their skills during a bike parade for parents and receive a t shirt and completion certificate. Campers ride in

parking lots and bike trails within the park. Required Equipment: bicycle without train-ing wheels (also available to rent If needed), helmet, bike gloves, water bottle or hydration pack, and snack.Ages 5-10, $195 – 1 weekSawmill Creek Park#16202 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:15pm Jun 24#16206 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:15pm Jul 8#16208 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:15pm Aug 12

JumpBunch Sports, Fitness & Sports CraftsJumpBunch is a FUN non-competitive camp for children to be introduced to a wide range of sports in a fun, positive manner. JumpBunch always encourages healthy habits, improved coordination and confidence. Each day has a different sports theme that also includes sports, crafts and activities. These are just some of the sports/activities the children will play: football, soccer, baseball, basketball, tennis, corn hole, obstacle courses and much, much more. JumpBunch has lesson plans for each activity for preschool and school age children. Your child will be EXHAUSTED and happy at pick up every day! No electronics allowed, time to get active!Ages 4 - 7Severna Park Middle School (gym)Full Day $250– 1 week#16196 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Jul 8#16197 Mon-Fri 9:00am-3:00pm Aug 5Half Day $150 – 1 week#16198 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:00pm Jul 8#16199 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:00pm Jul 15#16200 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:00pm Jul 22#16201 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:00pm Aug 5

Summer Skateboard Camp Radical dude! A camp for beginner through in-termediate skateboard riders. Learn proper foot placement and discover balance. Learn how to push, ride, tac-turn, olly, kick turn, kick flip, grind, drop in, as well as skate park etiquette, skating terms and more. Bring skateboard, skateboard helmet, knee and elbow pads.Ages 5-12, $195 – 1 week Sawmill Skateboard Park#16209 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:30pm Jun 24#16210 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:30pm Jul 8#16223 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:30pm Jul 15#16224 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:30pm Jul 22

Pee Wee Tennis Pee Wee Tennis instruction provided by the Annapolis Area Tennis School. AATS uses Quick Start methods to make the game engaging, exciting, and fun. To make it easier to learn, child-size equipment is used including smaller racquets, low pressure balls, and a lower net. In Quick Start tennis, kids learn as they play.Ages 4-5, $95 - 1 week Broadneck High School#15962 Mon-Fri 9:45-10:45am Jul 29

Beginning Tennis Instruction will be provided by the Annapolis Area Tennis School (AATS). Participants will learn the ins and outs of tennis basics includ-ing serve, forehand, backhand, footwork, strat-egy of the game, singles, and doubles. Only practice makes perfect. Participants should bring a tennis racquet and water. Tennis balls will be provided.Ages 6-17, $150 - 1 week Broadneck High School#15959 Mon-Fri 9:45-11:45am Jul 29South River High School#15960 Mon-Fri 9:45-11:45am Jul 29

Elite Starr Athletic Academy Summer Youth Sports CampsImprove Your Game At Camp!! Elite Starr Athletic Academy, LLC provides great camp experiences that will help IMPROVE your athletic skills. This is accomplished through positive reinforcement coaching and skill level training given by highly skilled coaches. Our camp programs are designed to improve skill levels, promote a deeper love for the sport, and most importantly have fun. Sports camps offered throughout the summer include:Football, Soccer, Basketball, Field HockeyBaseball, Volleyball, Lacrosse, Track, Softball, Cheerleading, WrestlingAges: 8-Incoming 9th graders (depending on the camp)Prices vary based on camp.Dates: June - AugustFor more information on all camps go to www.elitestarr.com or email us at [email protected].

Chesapeake Bay Sports CampsChesapeake Bay Sports Camps Junior Soccer Camp for Boys and Girls Ages 3-6Boys and Girls will be grouped with other players their own ages. The coach to player ratios are kept small to ensure everyone has an optimal learning environment. Experienced coaches make the game of soccer fun, learning skills through age appropriate games.Week 1: June 24-28Week 2: July 22-26Time: 5:30 – 6:15pmWhere: Chesapeake High School Bermuda FieldMonday-Friday with the Chesapeake High School Gym reserved as a weather related back up.Cost for the week: $90 To register and for more information visit www.chesapeakebaysportscamps.com

Chesapeake Bay Sports Camps Soccer Camp for Boys and Girls Ages 7-14Boys and Girls will learn to hone their soccer skills through the direction of experienced coaches. The players will work on improving their dribbling skills, passing skills, off-ball movement, shooting technique, defensive positioning, and offense and defensive techniques and tactics. Players will be grouped

by age and instruction will be age appropriate and differentiated for abilities.Week 1: June 24-28Week 2: July 22-26Time: 6:15 – 8:15pmWhere: Chesapeake High School Bermuda Field Monday-Friday with the Chesapeake High School Gym reserved as a weather related back up.Cost for the week: $130To register and for more information www.chesapeakebaysportscamps.com

Chesapeake Bay Sports Camps Speed and Agility Camp for Boys and Girls Ages 7-14 Our camp focuses on improving the speed, agility, strength and endurance of young athletes looking to take their games to the next level. Athletes will be participating in activities such as sled pushes, battling ropes, plyometric training, hill sprints, speed chute training, speed harness training, ladder drills, overspeed training, mini hurdle training, agility drills, tire flipping and more! When: June 24-August 7Time: 7:30 – 9:00amWhere: Chesapeake High School’s Turf Field on Mondays and Tennis Courts on Wednesdays. Camp is Mondays and Wednesdays with Tuesdays and Thursdays as rain dates if needed.Cost for the entire 14 session camp: $250. Early bird on-line registration discount of $15 off if you register before May 31, 2019.To register and for more information www.chesapeakebaysportscamps.com

Recreation and Parks Athletics offer several opportunities for youth to participate in sports specific camps. Please check

the website for updates and specific information.

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Tween and Teen Yoga CampExplore the world of yoga through yoga sequences, relaxation, and meditation techniques through proper breathing. You will learn about the disciplines of yoga and chakras while having fun, doing crafts, and making new friends. Ages 12-18, $95 - 1 WeekNorth County Recreation Center#15963 Mon-Fri 1:00-2:00pm Jul 8

Theatre Performance CampsSee page 23.

Wilderness CampsWilderness Survival Week!Coyle Outside is bringing North American Bushcraft School’s Jason Drevenak (National Geographic’s “Mygrations” and Discovery’s “Darkness” TV shows) to share his decades of expertise with participants as they learn to build shelters, firecraft, stone tools, cordage, how to track animals, identify useful plants, and navigate in the wild. Students are given scenarios and teams to work with and learn problem solving, judgement, communication, and leadership skills. Participants will learn (and older participants will get to practice) knife safety and use in wilderness environments, as well as learn about primitive technologies that Native Americans used to thrive in the wild. Oh yeah, and we will be playing some awesome games as well!$300 - 1 week Lake Waterford ParkAges 6-9#16231 Mon-Fri 9:00am-4:00pm Jul 15#16234 Mon-Fri 9:00am-4:00pm Aug 5Ages 10-14#16235 Mon-Fri 9:00am-4:00pm Jul 15#16236 Mon-Fri 9:00am-4:00pm Aug 5

Ninja Warrior Parkour CampTrain with expert free running and parkour instructors as you develop and master tumbling, obstacle navigation, and improvised movement. Become stronger, more flexible, and more explosive in this intense camp. Participants will learn, practice, and utilize various disciplines such as martial arts, gymnastics, and acrobatics. You will develop your whole body, balance, and focus on your way to becoming a ninja athlete!Ages 10-14, $365 - 1 week Lake Waterford Park#16240 Mon-Fri 9:00am-4:00pm Jul 8#16243 Mon-Fri 9:00am-4:00pm Aug 5

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Specialty Camp Extended Care Options

Extended care is available at sites where Camp Anne Arundel (CAA) is held, for an additional $55 per week. With this option, you will have the ability to drop off your child at the location as early as 7:00 am, and pick up your child as late as 6:00 pm. He/she will join campers at Camp Anne Arundel (CAA) during Extended Care. For early drop-off (beginning as early as 7:00 am), you will drop off your child at the Camp Anne Arundel (CAA) meeting location at the facility, and your child will be escorted to the Specialty Camp at the start time of that camp. For the late pick-up (up to 6:00 pm), your child will be escorted from the Specialty Camp to Camp Anne Arundel (CAA) at the end time of the Specialty Camp, and you will then pick up your child at the Camp Anne Arundel (CAA) meeting location.

Monday-Friday 7:00 am-6:00 pm

Davidsonville ES#16754 Jul 8 #16755 Jul 15 #16756 Jul 22 #16757 Jul 29 #16758 Aug 5 #16759 Aug 12

Folger McKinsey ES #16760 Jul 22 #16761 Jul 29

Nantucket ES #16762 Jul 8 #16763 Jul 15 #16764 Jul 22 #16765 Jul 29 #16766 Aug 5 #16767 Aug 12

Severna Park ES #16768 Jul 8 #16769 Jul 15 #16770 Jul 22 #16771 Jul 29 #16772 Aug 5 #16773 Aug 12

South County Recreation Center #16774 Jul 8 #16775 Jul 15 #16776 Jul 22 #16777 Aug 5 #16778 Aug 12

Waugh Chapel ES #16779 Jul 22

North Arundel Aquatic CenterCampers will need a swimsuit, towel, and athletic-style shoes. Activities include outdoor fun, games, crafts, swimming, and one field trip a week. Bring sunscreen.Ages 6-11, $240 – 1 week

Melt Into Summer#16245 Mon-Fri 7:45am-5:00pm Jun 24Stars and Stripes ($192 – 4 days - no camp July 4)#16246 Mon-Fri 7:45am-5:00pm Jul 1Water Waver#16247 Mon-Fri 7:45am-5:00pm Jul 8Splash Down#16248 Mon-Fri 7:45am-5:00pm Jul 15Around the World#16250 Mon-Fri 7:45am-5:00pm Jul 22

Slide Into Fun#16251 Mon-Fri 7:45am-5:00pm Jul 29AquaPoolooza#16252 Mon-Fri 7:45am-5:00pm Aug 5Buckets of Fun#16253 Mon-Fri 7:45am-5:00pm Aug 12End of Summer Bash-N-Splash#16255 Mon-Fri 7:45am-5:00pm Aug 19

Summer Aquatics Camp

HALF DAY Programs

Bring snack and drink

FULL DAY Programs

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★PEANUT FREE

Come enjoy a week of indoor & outdoor games and sports, arts & crafts and one field trip. Campers should bring a peanut free lunch, snack and drink. Campers must be entering Grades 1-6, $200.

South County Recreation CenterMonday – Friday from 7:00am-6:00pm

Program #16517

Need 1 More Week of Camp?

Summer’s End CAMP August

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1361 Wrighton Road, Lothian, MDFor more information call the Sanctuary at 410-741-9330, email [email protected] or visit www.jugbay.org.

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Forest Preschool CampJune 17-219:00am – 3:00pmAges: 3-5Let your child’s natural born curiosity bloom alongside our meadow wildflowers this spring during our week long Forest Preschool program. Rain or shine, we’ll spend every day outside engaged in hands-on, nature-themed play and activities designed to encourage independent thinking, observation, and discoveries in the natural world. Children must be potty-trained. Note this is a drop-off program. Fee: $275. Registration required. ActiveNet #16203.

WILD Discovery Nature CampJuly 8 - 129:30am - 3:30pmAges: 7-9Catch frogs, build a fort, seine for fish, walk in a stream, and squish your toes in the marsh! Enjoy outdoor summer fun along the Patuxent River at Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary, and end the week with a field trip to a museum to see some of Jug Bay’s most-loved animals up close. Campers will discover new animals and habitats every day through nature exploration, crafts, and games. Scholarships available. Contact [email protected] for questions and scholarship information. Fee $250. ActiveNet #16130.

Jug Bay Summer Camps

Ultimate River Watersports CampJuly 15 – 19 and July 29 - August 29:30am - 3:30pmAges: 12-16Experience the only summer watersports camp on the Patuxent River! Nationally-assessed instructors will build your child’s skills and confidence in canoeing, kayaking, and stand up paddle-boarding (SUPing) all around the beautiful Jug Bay Natural Area of the Patuxent River. River fun all day, every day! The week-long camp experience also includes a create and race your own cardboard boat across the river and culminates with a day-long excursion to paddle an exciting off-site location. Fee $300. ActiveNet #16220 and 16221.

Into the WILD Nature CampJuly 22 – 26 9:30am - 3:30pmAges: 10-12This isn’t your typical summer nature camp! Campers will get hands on with the WILD world by paddling on the Patuxent River, wading through the marsh, and getting up close and personal with a few feathered friends. Campers will also put their map reading and compass skills to the test to discover secrets of the Sanctuary. Scholarships available. Contact [email protected] for questions and scholarship information.

Transportation to and from Jug Bay from Annapolis can be provided for an additional fee. Campers choosing the additional transportation will need to be dropped off and picked up at the Recreation and Parks Headquarters at 1 Harry S Truman Pkwy in Annapolis. Standard Camp Fee: $250 (ActiveNet #16135)With Transportation: $350 (ActiveNet #16136)

Ologies CampAugust 5 - 99:30am - 3:30pmAges: 13-15Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be a scientist? Every day in this camp, we will explore a new “ology” then spend time practicing the field methods real scientists use in their studies. We will have experts in ornithology (birds), archaeology (human history), ichthyology (fish), and more. This camp is a great opportunity to learn about environmental careers, or to just have tons of outdoor fun! Scholarships available. Contact [email protected] for questions and scholarship information. Transportation to and from Jug Bay from Annapolis can be provided for an additional fee. Campers choosing the additional transportation will need to be dropped off and picked up at the Recreation and Parks Headquarters at 1 Harry S Truman Pkwy in Annapolis.Standard Camp Fee: $250 (ActiveNet #16138)With Transportation: $350 (ActiveNet #16137)

August 12 - 169:00am - 4:00pm, Ages: 9-12

Experience all that Anne Arundel County Recreation and Parks has to offer in this brand new, one of a kind excursion summer day camp. Campers will spend their days exploring a new park while discovering what makes that park unique. Each day campers will have the chance to experience something new such as fishing in the bay, swimming at one of our county beaches, paddling the Patuxent and visiting with farm animals, along with a host of other activities. Camp will meet each day at Anne Arundel County Recreation and Parks Headquarters at 1 Harry S. Truman Pkwy in Annapolis, and will be transported to each county site by county employees. Fee: $300, ActiveNet #: 16085

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7888 Crain HighwayGlen Burnie, MD 21061

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North Arundel Aquatic Center2690 Riva Road

Annapolis MD 21401410-222-7933 or 301-970-2216

Arundel Olympic Swim Center

North Arundel Aquatic Center The North Arundel Aquatic Center offers an 8-lane 25 yard competition pool and a leisure pool. The leisure pool is a zero depth entry pool with three 20 yard lap lanes and indoor water features. Water features include a 134 foot water slide, splash down area, water buckets, preschool water slide, vortex area and poolside spa for adults.

Arundel Olympic Swim Center Anne Arundel County’s largest public indoor swimming facility features a temperature controlled, indoor 50 meter by 25 yard swimming pool with adjacent wading pool, a poolside 17-person spa and two 1 meter diving boards.

Recreational Swimming HoursMonday – Thursday 6:00am-10:00pmFriday 6:00am-9:00pmSaturday 8:00am-4:00pmSunday 10:00am-6:00pm

Deep End ClosedMonday – Thursday 4:00-10:00pmSaturday 8:00am-12:00pmSunday 10:00am-12:00pmDuring the busy/peak times lane availability may be limited to 4 lanes. The diving boards will be closed.

Pool ClosingsAACo HS Regional Meet February 16, 2019Easter Sunday April 21, 2019Memorial Day May 27, 2019Independence Day July 4, 2019Weather related school closing – no swim classes. School delays – after school classes only. Please see website for cancellations.

Modified Hours of OperationPlease check our website for Modified Hours of Operation.

Lap Swimming/Leisure Pool HoursMonday, Wednesday, Friday 6:00am-8:00pm (Leisure Pool Closes at 7:45pm) Tuesday, Thursday 7:30am-8:00pm (Leisure Pool Closes at 7:45pm) Saturday 8:00am-8:00pm (Leisure Pool Closes at 7:45pm) Sunday 11:00am-5:30pm

Water Park Hours Monday through Friday 5:00-7:45pmSaturday 11:00am-1:00pm 1:15-3:15pm 3:30-5:30pm 5:45-7:45pmSunday 11:00am-1:00pm 1:15-3:15pm 3:30-5:30pm

Pool ClosingsEaster Sunday April 21, 2019Yearly Maintenance May 25 - June 16, 2019 (Re-open June 17)Independence Day July 4, 2019

Modified Hours of OperationPlease check our website for Modified Hours of Operation.

Aquatic Happenings

Winter-Spring 2019

Swim LessonsWater AerobicsCompetitive Swimming

American Red Cross Certifi cation


North Arundel Aquatic Center

School Break Fun Days PLUS



Pick-up a copy of our 2019 Aquatic Happenings guide at the Arundel Olympic Swim Center and North Arundel Aquatic Center or on the web at www.aacounty.org/recparks

■ Ages 3–5, Learn-to-Swim Lessons■ Youth Ages 6 to 12 Swim Lessons■ Youth Competitive Swimming■ Teen and Adult Swim Lessons■ Adult Water Aerobics■ Aqua Zumba■ Masters Competitive Swimming■ Private and Semi Private Lessons■ American Red Cross Certification

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Open Seven Days a Week GENERAL INFORMATION

The Anne Arundel County Department of Recreation and Parks promotes health and wellness in our community through a variety of quality programming. Our two public indoor swimming facilities, Arundel Olympic Swim Center and North Arundel Aquatic Center, offer private, semi-private and group classes to swimmers of all ages and abilities. Lanes are continuously available for lap and recreational swimming.

The facilities are handicap accessible and include fully equipped locker rooms with coin operated lockers. Youth 12 and under must be accompanied by a paying adult. Children must be age 3 and up. All persons using the pools must be fully toilet-trained; swim diapers are not permitted.

GENERAL ADMISSION Online registration is available at www.aacounty.org/recparks for passes and program registration. Must show proof of Anne Arundel County residency,

acceptable forms listed on our website. See website for fees and acceptable residency forms at


PASSESValid at Arundel Olympic Swim Center

and North Arundel Aquatic CenterFrequent User Passes (FUPs), 15-swim passes and Family 20-swim passes are available with online registration. FUPs are not prorated and do not cover the cost of water fitness classes. 15-swim passes and Family 20-swim passes do not have an expiration date. The 15-swim passes are valid for water fitness drop-in at AOSC and NAAC. Family 20-swim passes must have a minimum of 1 adult and 1 child per visit and follow the 1 adult per 5 children ratio. All passes can be used for drop-in swimming at NAAC and AOSC. Purchase of FUPs, 15-swim passes, and Family 20-swim passes does not guarantee admittance to the water park; however, they can be used to acquire a ticket if space permits.

To purchase a pass online, visit us at www.aacounty.org/recparks

All passes purchased online must present confirmation of purchase and valid ID. Passes are valid at both pools

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ArcheryArchery Instruction will be given for both beginner and intermediate level students. Bring your own equipment or borrow ours. $100 – 5 weeks Anne Arundel Archers 1188 MD-3, Gambrills, MD 21054Ages 8-10 #15982 Sat 10:00-10:50am Apr 6Ages 11-14#15983 Sat 11:00-11:50am Apr 6Ages 15 & up#15984 Sat 12:00-12:50pm Apr 6

Arts & CraftsSew What? For KidsThe basics and beyond of machine and hand sewing will be taught. Ages 8-13South County Recreation Center$70 – 8 weeks#16626 Wed 5:30-7:00pm Mar 13$50 – 6 Weeks#16627 Wed 5:30-7:00pm May 15

Baton TwirlingBaton TwirlingChildren will learn the basics of how to twirl, including dance elements and baton skills. They will also improve hand-eye coordination and body awareness. Students will learn how to toss the baton and perform a variety of basic twirls. Each week students will learn a new trick and will be able to demonstrate it to parents at the end of the class. Students will put all of these tricks together in a fun routine to be performed at the last class. Custom fit batons will be available for $25.Instructor: Class Act Twirling North County Recreation CenterBeginner BatonAges 6-9, $55 – 6 weeks#16628 Tue 6:00-7:00pm Feb 26#16629 Tue 6:00-7:00pm Apr 9#16630 Tue 6:00-7:00pm May 21

Totally Twirling Teens Ages 10-17, $55 – 6 weeks#16631 Tue 7:00-8:00pm Feb 26#16632 Tue 7:00-8:00pm Apr 9#16633 Tue 7:00-8:00pm May 21

Bike ProgramsLearn to Ride a BikeSay goodbye to training wheels! Participants in this program will learn to ride safely and confidently without training wheels. Participants master balance and gliding first (without pedals or training wheels), and then easily transition to riding independently. From there, we develop and refine essential handling skills: starting/stopping, speed control, turning, steering, riding in groups, and around obstacles and hazards. Games and play allow for skills practice and learning bike and traffic safety, bike maintenance, and more. Participants ride in enclosed parking lot and progress to bike trails within the park. Required equipment: bicycle without training wheels (available to rent if needed), helmet, bike gloves, water bottle.Ages 4.5-10, $150 – 6 weeksKinder Farm Park #16381 Tue 4:15-5:00pm Apr 23

Bike ClubFor any child riding independently (without training wheels) who is able to start, stop, turn and control speed on the bike. Bike Club kids will improve skills and confidence while exploring the Park’s network of trails and connected B&A Trail. Participants will learn how to ride safely in a group and will work together to navigate to new destinations, build cycling endurance and strength through the course of the program. Participants ride in bike trails within the park and on the adjacent B&A Trail.

Required Equipment: bicycle without training wheels (available to rent if needed), helmet, bike gloves, water bottle or hydration pack, and snack. Participants must be able to carry their own food and water independently and safely on the bike. Ages 5-11, $150 – 6 weeksKinder Farm Park #16382 Tue 5:10-6:30pm Apr 23

Also see Bike Summer Camps on page 14.

FitnessKids ‘N MotionChildren will gain valuable knowledge of how the benefits of exercise will help them maintain a healthy lifestyle. Grades 1-3, $55 – 6 weeksCrofton Woods Elementary School #15964 Tue 3:30-4:30pm Mar 12

GolfGolfTopics include set-up, short game, and long game. All participants must wear a collared shirt, no T-shirts or tank tops. Loaner clubs are available. Ages 5-17, $85 – 4 weeksCompass Pointe Golf Course (9010 Fort Smallwood Road, Pasadena)#15980 Wed 5:00-6:00pm Apr 3#15981 Wed 5:00-6:00pm May 8

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KarateKarateLearn self-defense and protective maneuvers while exercising and disciplining body and mind. Loose clothing required.

Classes are taught by Winged Dragon Karate Club InstructorsCurrent or Recent Completion of Grades 2-9, $90 – 10 weeksAnnapolis Senior Center#15965 Mon 6:30-8:30pm Mar 18#15966 Mon 6:30-8:30pm Jun 10Glendale Elementary School#15970 Wed 6:30-8:30pm Mar 20Quarterfield Elementary School#15971 Thu 7:00-9:00pm Mar 14South County Recreation Center#15972 Wed 6:45-8:45pm Mar 13

Classes are taught by Dragon Storm InstructorsCurrently in Grades 2-9, $54 – 6 weeks Crofton Middle School#15974 Wed 7:00-9:00pm Mar 20Four Seasons Elementary School#15975 Mon 7:00-9:00pm Apr 8North County Recreation Center#15976 Fri 6:30-8:30pm Mar 22Ridgeway Elementary School#15977 Tue 7:00-9:00pm Mar 19Riviera Beach Elementary School#15978 Tue 6:30-8:30pm Mar 19Shipley’s Choice Elementary School#15979 Thu 7:00-9:00pm Mar 21

Munchkins ‘N Motion This class is designed for children ages 24 to 36 months and their parent or an accompanying adult. The class will introduce very young children to physical fitness activities, particularly gymnastics. Students will participate in activities on the floor exercise mats, balance beam, bars (where available) and vault, in addition to participating in locomotor and creative movement activities.

Tumble TotsThis class is an introductory course in gymnastics for independent children ages 3-5. Students will learn basic tumbling skills as well as fundamentals on balance beam, bars (where available) and vault. Emphasis is placed on improving locomotor skills, counting, following verbal directions and other developmentally appropriate activities, while preparing participants to progress toward our beginner gymnastics class level.

Classes are structured around sequential gymnastic progressions. Students develop body and spatial awareness, coordination, balance, strength, flexibility, and self-confidence. The gymnastics program is taught by a team of caring and dedicated instructors under the direction of a coordinator certified by USA Gymnastics. Equipment will vary according to location. $85 – 8 weeksDue to safety concerns for the children, parents are not invited into the room while classes are in session. The final class of each session will consist of a “showcase” for parents and friends so that students can demonstrate their newly acquired skills.

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Beginner GymnasticsThis class is designed for beginning gymnasts, ages 6 and up, with little or no gymnastics experience. Students will learn sequential skill progressions on all Olympic events including vault, bars (where available), balance beam and floor exercise, as well as increasing their strength and flexibility.

Advanced Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced GymnasticsThis class is designed for children, ages 6 and up, with some previous gymnastics experience. Students must demonstrate basic skills learned in the beginner level. This class focuses on complex beginning skills, while preparing the gymnast to progress to the Intermediate and Advanced Levels. Intermediate and Advanced classes merge skills from the lower levels to form more difficult combinations, while continuing to learn higher-level skills.

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GREAT for PARENTS!

Wondering what to do with your children when

school is closed or you have work to do?

Bring them to the Aquatic Center for a full day of fun activities including swimming, arts and crafts and games. Bring a lunch, snack and drink. A minimum of 6 children required to run the class.

7:30am-5:30pm, $40 per day


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TennisCertified instructors from the Annapolis Area Tennis School. Fee covers instruction and the cost of balls. Bring your own racquet or use one of ours.

Beginning Tennis This program focuses on the new player with an introduction to the game, building new skills through innovative instruction and play. $95 - 6 weeksAnnapolis High SchoolAges 4-7#16634 Sat 10:00-11:00am Apr 6#16635 Sat 10:00-11:00am Jun 8 Ages 8-12 #16636 Sat 11:00-12:00pm Apr 6#16637 Sat 11:00-12:00pm Jun 8 Lake Waterford Park Ages 4-7#16638 Sat 10:00-11:00am Apr 6#16639 Sat 10:00-11:00am Jun 8Ages 8-12 #16640 Sat 11:00-12:00pm Apr 6#16641 Sat 11:00-12:00pm Jun 8

Quick Start Tennis The Quick Start approach will be used with youth-friendly nets, balls, and racquets. Ages 6-10, $95 – 6 weeksRolling Knolls Elementary School#16642 Thu 5:00-6:00pm Apr 11#16643 Thu 5:00-6:00pm Jun 13

After School Tennis for Middle Schoolers Instructional and recreational tennis activities for beginner and advanced beginner youth. For students in Grades 6-8, $95 - 6 weeksCypress Creek Park#16644 Mon 5:15-6:15pm Apr 8#16645 Mon 5:15-6:15pm Jun 10Crofton Middle School#16646 Tue 4:15-5:15pm Apr 9#16647 Tue 4:15-5:15pm Jun 11

Tennis for Youth Want to play tennis and improve your skills? This program offers bracket play in age categories with three levels of play. The program is structured as 30 minutes of instruction and 60 minutes of play. Ages 12-18, $130 – 6 weeksLake Waterford Park#16648 Sun 4:00-5:30pm Apr 7#16649 Sun 4:00-5:30pm Jun 9

JOIN Anne Arundel County Recreation and Parks for its Track & Field Series this summer!Thursday Evenings 6:00 – 8:00pmJune 6 – August 1 (No Event July 4)

Northeast High School1121 Duvall Highway, Pasadena, MD

Youth ages 5-18: $30/series (#16804) Adults ages 19+: $60/series (#16805)

Events will be run in the following order: 3200m, 100m, 800m, 200m, Long Jump, 400m, 4x100m Relay, 1500m, and 4x400m Relay.

Entry fees are non-refundable.

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Adaptive RecreationSpring & Summer Dance Programs

Youth to TeenBaby Doll BalletThis independent class is designed to familiarize young children who love to move with the dance class environment. Students will work on basic concepts such as balance, stretching, moving to music, and basic coordination skills through fun songs and dance games. Students get to bring their favorite doll or stuffed animal to help ease the separation from parents.

Ballerina Princesses: Tiny TutusThis class introduces dancers to the basics of ballet/creative movement through their favorite princess stories!

Ballerina PrincessesLearn the basics of ballet/creative movement while getting lost in the worlds of your favorite princesses. Feel free to dress up!

Ballerina Princesses: Prima BallerinasStudents will continue dancing through the stories of their favorite princesses, but with a deeper focus on beginning ballet skills. Although this class is a progression from our Tiny Tutus and Ballerina Princesses class, no experience is needed!

Terrific TumblersA high-energy introduction to tumbling and creative movement skills.

Boys Move & GrooveLet your creativity shine! We will be using our imaginations to explore creative movement and work on gross motor skills in a class just for boys.

Little Dancers IThe children will be introduced to dance through creative movement and ballet. As they engage their imaginations, they will develop balance, coordination, and basic movement skills.

Little Dancers IIStudents will be introduced to the basic positions and steps of ballet and tap.

Note: Instructors may make suggestions after the first class regarding the appropriate class for the child based on his/her skill level.

Beginner Ballet & TapAn introduction to the basics of ballet and tap. No experience needed.

Ballet IBallet develops coordination, confidence, and discipline.

Ballet/Tap/JazzBeginning ballet, tap, and jazz.

Intermediate/Advanced Ballet/Tap/JazzFor students who have already completed an Intermediate I or II class or Advanced I or II class. Students will continue to improve on technique and execute steps with a performance quality.

Modern INo experience needed.

AcroCombine dance and acrobatics in this unique style of dance. No experience needed.

Teen AcroFor older students, combine dance and acrobatics in this unique style of dance.

Cheer DanceA high-energy class combining cheerleading moves and dance. No experience needed.

Summer Dance Camps and Theatre Performance CampsBallerina Princess Camp You are hereby cordially invited to attend the Royal Ballerina Princess Summer Academy. Each day we will learn exciting new dance forms; ballet, creative movement, and tap. We will also have a Princess themed art time and a Royal Tea Party (please bring your own snack and water) every day. Come dressed as your favorite Princess or as a ballerina in leotards, tights, and ballet slippers.

Summer Dance Camp This fun camp will include ballet, tap and jazz technique as well as other camp activities. Participants should wear leotards and tights and must provide their own snack and water. Full day camp must also provide their own lunch. Ballet and tap shoes are required.

Summer Dance Intensive Camp One week-long summer intensive will help your dancer dive deeper into their technique and artistry! Each day we will focus on ballet, tap, and jazz, as well as a sampling of other styles in order to challenge your dancer in a fun and supportive environment. Participants should wear leotards and tights and must provide their own lunch, snack, and water. Ballet and tap shoes are required. A final informal performance for family and friends will be held at 2:45pm on the last day of camp.

Broadway Bootcamp Sing and dance your way through the summer as you develop your dance and vocal technique. Students will spend the week collaborating on a musical theater revue tailored just for them with a final informal performance for friends and family at 3:00pm on the final day of camp!

One-Week Musical Project A one-hour children’s musical, from auditions to opening night, in one week? Can it be done? We think so, and we think it will knock your socks off! The One-Week Musical Project will guide your camper through the whirlwind of mounting a musical - from singing and dancing to costume and set design. A final performance will be held at 4:00pm on the last day of camp.

Folger McKinsey Elementary School 7/22-7/26/19 The Aristocrats Kids (Entering Grades 1-6)

Folger McKinsey Elementary School 7/29-8/2/19 The Lion King Kids (Entering Grades 3-7)

South County Recreation Center7/15-7/19/19 The Jungle Book Kids (Entering Grades 1-6)

Pasadena Elementary School7/8-7/12/19 The Jungle Book Kids (Entering Grades 3-8)

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Dance Classes, Camps, and Locations on pages 24-25

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Baby Doll Ballet 16622 NAAC 5 2-3 $45 4/17/19 5/15/19 Wed, 9:45 am, 45m Heather Harris

Baby Doll Ballet 16623 NCRC 6 2-3 $55 7/8/19 8/12/19 Mon, 9:00 am, 45m Amber May

Terrific Tumblers 16624 NCRC 6 3-5 $55 7/8/19 8/12/19 Mon, 9:45 am, 45m Amber May

Boy's Move & Groove 16625 NCRC 6 3-5 $55 7/10/19 8/14/19 Wed, 9:00 am, 45m Amber May

BP: Tiny Tutus 16681 SPMS 4 3-5 $40 4/23/19 5/14/19 Tues, 5:00 pm, 45m Alison Lavia

BP: Tiny Tutus 16682 NAAC 4 3-5 $40 4/27/19 5/18/19 Sat, 9:00 am, 45m Amber May

BP: Tiny Tutus 16683 NCRC 6 3-5 $55 7/10/19 8/14/19 Wed, 9:45 am, 45m Amber May

Ballerina Princesses 16684 NAAC 5 3-6 $45 4/17/19 5/15/19 Wed, 10:30 am, 45m Heather Harris

Ballerina Princesses 16685 OMSR 4 3-6 $40 4/26/19 5/17/19 Fri, 4:15 pm, 45m Heather Harris

Ballerina Princesses 16688 OMSR 6 3-6 $55 7/9/19 8/13/19 Tues, 5:00 pm, 45m Heather Harris

Ballerina Princesses 16690 OMSR 6 3-6 $55 7/10/19 8/14/19 Wed, 5:00 pm, 45m Heather Harris

Ballerina Princesses 16691 PCSR 4 3-6 $40 4/23/19 5/14/19 Tues, 5:00 pm, 45m Amber May

Ballerina Princesses 16686 SCRC 4 3-6 $40 4/27/19 5/18/19 Sat, 9:00 am, 45m Michalah Arnold

Ballerina Princesses 16687 NCRC 4 3-6 $40 4/27/19 5/18/19 Sat, 9:00 am, 45m Heather Harris

Ballerina Princesses 16689 NCRC 6 3-6 $55 7/9/19 8/13/19 Tues, 5:00 pm, 45m Alison Lavia

BP: Prima Ballerinas 14661 SPMS 4 4-6 $40 4/8/19 5/6/19 Mon, 5:45 pm, 45m Alison Lavia

BP: Prima Ballerinas 16692 NAAC 4 4-6 $40 4/27/19 5/18/19 Sat, 9:45 am, 45m Amber May

BP: Prima Ballerinas 16695 NCRC 6 4-6 $55 7/10/19 8/14/19 Wed, 10:30 am, 45m Amber May

Little Dancers I 16696 NCRC 6 4-5 $55 7/8/19 8/12/19 Mon, 10:30 am, 45m Amber May

Little Dancers I 16697 NCRC 6 4-5 $55 7/10/19 8/14/19 Wed, 5:00 pm, 45m Alison Lavia

Little Dancers II 16698 NCRC 6 5-6 $55 7/9/19 8/13/19 Tues, 5:45 pm, 45m Alison Lavia

Ballet I 16699 NCRC 6 5-6 $55 7/10/19 8/14/19 Wed, 5:45 pm, 45m Alison Lavia

Beginner Ballet & Tap 16700 OMSR 6 7-10 $60 7/9/19 8/13/19 Tues, 5:45 pm, 1h Heather Harris

Ballet/Tap/Jazz 16704 OMSR 6 10-13 $80 7/10/19 8/14/19 Wed, 5:45 pm, 1h30m Heather Harris

Intermediate/Advanced Ballet/Tap/Jazz

16705 OMSR 6 10-18 $80 7/9/19 8/13/19 Tues, 6:45 pm, 1h30m Heather Harris

Modern I 16701 NCRC 6 7-12 $55 7/8/19 8/12/19 Mon, 11:15 am, 45m Amber May

Acro 16702 NCRC 6 8-12 $60 7/9/19 8/13/19 Tues, 9:00 am, 1h Recie Foy

Teen Acro 16706 NCRC 6 13-18 $60 7/9/19 8/13/19 Tues, 11:00 am, 1h Recie Foy

Cheer Dance 16703 NCRC 6 8-12 $60 7/9/19 8/13/19 Tues, 10:00 am, 1h Recie Foy

Class LocationsNAAC North Arundel Aquatic CenterNCRC North County Recreation CenterOMSR O’Malley Senior Center (annex building)PCSR Pascal Senior CenterPES Pasadena Elementary SchoolSCRC South County Recreation CenterSPMS Severna Park Middle SchoolWCES Waugh Chapel Elementary SchoolFMES Folger McKinsey Elementary School

Dance CLASSES

Activity NameActivity Number Location Age Cost Start Date End Date

Days of Week, Start Time and Duration Instructor Name

Ballerina Princess Camp 16178 SCRC 3-5 $135 7/8/19 7/12/19 Mon-Fri, 9am-12pm Michalah Arnold

Ballerina Princess Camp 16179 SCRC 3-5 $135 8/5/19 8/9/19 Mon-Fri, 9am-12pm Michalah Arnold

Ballerina Princess Camp 16176 NCRC 3-5 $135 6/17/19 6/21/19 Mon-Fri, 9am-12pm Heather Harris

Ballerina Princess Camp 16177 NCRC 3-5 $135 8/19/19 8/23/19 Mon-Fri, 9am-12pm Heather Harris

Summer Dance Camp * 16180 SCRC 6-10 $180 6/24/19 6/28/19 Mon-Fri, 9am-3pm Michalah Arnold



Summer Dance Intensive Camp 16183 SPMS 7-12 $180 8/5/19 8/9/19 Mon-Fri, 9am-3pm Heather Harris

Broadway Boot Camp * 16174 WCES Entering Grades 2-7

$180 6/24/19 6/28/19 Mon-Fri, 9am-3pm Heather Harris

Broadway Boot Camp 16175 NCRC Entering Grades 4-9


One-Week Musical Project * 16184 FMES Entering Grades 1-6


One-Week Musical Project * 16185 FMES Entering Grades 3-7


One-Week Musical Project 16621 PES Entering Grades 3-8


One-Week Musical Project * 16186 SCRC Entering Grades 1-6


Summer Dance Camps

* Extended Care is available at sites where Camp Anne Arundel (CAA) is held, for an additional fee. Please see page 16 for more information.

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PartyA T O U R A Q U A T I C S C E N T E R S !_________

Our pools and community rooms are the perfect place to host all kinds of gatherings from birthday parties to family events. Parties may be reserved for

weekends at both Centers and for the weekdays at North Arundel Aquatic Center.

Party Rental InformationNorth Arundel Aquatic Center 410-222-0090 • Arundel Olympic Swim Center 410-222-7933

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Adaptive Sports and RecreationPrograms offer youth of all abilities the opportunity to develop social skills and learn rules of game play. Siblings and friends (ages 5-13) are welcome to register and participate. Non-competitive fun recreation programs are adapted to the ability of the player. Parents, older siblings, and volunteers are always welcome. No programs during inclement weather. Volunteers over the age of 18 must complete the county coaches’ background form. Programs run 10 weeks, weather permitting.

Challenger Baseball The Challenger baseball program offers fun play for all abilities. Collaboration with the Orioles Advocates always makes this program popular. Register early to ensure opportunities for Orioles activities. Two locations available this spring.

Freedom Field at Lake Waterford Park830 Pasadena Road, Pasadena 21122Practice Tuesday evenings with games on Saturday mornings. Age 5 – 35, $60 - 10 weeks #16650 Sat 9:30-11:00am Apr 6 Tue 6:30pm-dusk Apr 9

Central MS (Saturday only)221 Central Avenue East, Edgewater 21037Age 5 – 35, $60 - 10 weeks #16651 Sat 9:30-11:00am Apr 6

Social ClubsSocial Clubs offer fun, age-appropriate activities for teens and young adults of all abilities. Youth must be able to manage general personal care and be able to participate with a group in age appropriate activities. Programs run continuously during the school year on Friday nights. Call Ryan Stewart at 410-222-7304 for additional Information. 1:5 staff ratio.

Half Year – January 25-May 17$165, Ages 13+

Ruth Eason Special School 648 Old Mill Road, Millersville 21108#14971 Fri 6:30-9:00pmCentral Special School140 Stepney ln. Edgewater 21037#14969 Fri 6:30-9:00pm Half Year – January 25-May 17$75, Ages 18-20

Young Adult Social GroupSpecial Events and Activities: 7 outings between January and May

Participants must be able to manage general personal care and be able to participate in group and age appropriate activities In the community. Participants will meet staff in the community for an evening of socialization and will be responsible for all additional entry fees or food costs. Must be pre-registered with emergency information on file.

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Contact Ryan Stewart at 410-222-7304 for the most recent calendar of events.

Saturday Adaptive Soccer/ Flag Football Lake Waterford ParkAge 5-35, $60 – 10 weeks #16652 Sat 11:45am-1:15pm Apr 6

Saturday Clinic Adaptive/ Integrated TennisLake Waterford ParkAge 5-35, $60 – 10 weeks#16653 Sat 1:30-2:30pm Apr 6

Evening Recreation at Lake Waterford ParkA fun evening of recreational play and activi-ties for all abilities. Meet at Freedom FieldAge 5-35, $60 - 10 weeks #16654 Wed/Thu 6:00pm-dusk Apr 10#16655 Tue/Wed/Thu 6:00pm-dusk Jun 18

Adaptive Swim Programs for Youth and Adult Parent/Caregiver must be available to be in the pool if indicated for first night assessments. 1:1 ratio relationships will require parent/caregiver participation as determined by the instructor. Parent/Caregiver must provide escort to and from pool area and locker room

Introduction to SwimmingParticipants will learn at their own rate to improve water safety and comfort level in the water. Warm water pool. Parent participation in the pool is required.Age 4 and up, $75– 6 weeks Ruth Eason Special School 648 Old Mill Road, Millersville, MD 21108Youth (Ages 4-17)#14983 Thu 5:30- 6:30 pm Mar 7Adult (Ages 18+)#14985 Thu 6:30-7:30 pm Mar 7

Advanced Strokes Instructor approval required. Must be able to swim 25 yards and acclimate to loud environ-ment and cold water. Must be toilet trained.Ages 10 and up, $75 – 6 weeks North Arundel Aquatic Center7888 Crain Highway, Glen Burnie, MD 21061#14981 Wed 6:15-7:15pm Mar 6

Adaptive Recreation Programs are designed for all abilities, however not all programs are appropriate for all individuals. For individual accommodation needs, if you are a new participant, or for additional program content information, please contact the Adaptive/Inclusive Recreation office at 410-222-7304 before registering. Programs are intended to provide integration opportunities in a fun and non-competitive atmosphere.

Siblings and friends are welcome to participate. Participants must be able to maintain appropriate behaviors to ensure the safety of all. No medication or medical protocol will be administered by staff during school year programs.

Peer coaches for all programs are encouraged to volunteer. All volunteers over the age of 18 are subject to a criminal background check. Contact Ryan Stewart at 410-222-7304 for additional information.

Adaptive Programs

Call 410-222-0090 or visit www.aacounty.org/recparks

Activities include games, swimming, pizza and a movie. Children should wear comfortable clothing and tennis shoes. Bring a swimsuit and towel.

Ages 6 - 11$11.00 early registration

$17.00 night of eventFridays 5:00-7:45pm

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Space is limited, early registration is recommended.

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Adult ProgramsArts & CraftsThe Art of QuiltingLearn how to design precious quilts, wall hangings, pillow shams, tree skirts and baby quilts. Age 18-up, $70 – 8 weeksSouth County Recreation Center#16657 Thu 9:30-11:30am Apr 4#16658 Thu 7:00-9:00pm Apr 4

Sew What ?The basics and beyond of machine and hand sewing will be taught. Instruction given on basic stitches and machine operation. Bring your machine or use ours. Age 16-up, $70 -- 8 weeks South County Recreation Center#16659 Wed 7:00-9:00pm Mar 13#16660 Thu 9:30-11:30am Mar 14#16661 Thu 9:30-11:30am May 16

Specialty Ceramics Techniques and DesignSelect your projects from the extensive variety of green ware. Learn techniques in dry brushing, glazing and chalks. Age 18-up, $60 - 8 WeeksSouth County Recreation Center#16662 Tue 7:00-9:00pm Apr 2#16663 Wed 9:30-11:30am Apr 3

Self-DefenseSelf Defense Class: Women and TeenThis class is designed to make women and teenage girls aware of, and prepared for, many dangerous situations that may occur in everyday life. Students will learn:• How to improve awareness of potentially

dangerous situations• Strategies for avoiding dangerous situations• Awareness of carjacking threats and ways to

avoid becoming a carjacking victim

• Basic release techniques from various grabs by attackers, such as wrist grabs, choke holds, and hair pulls

• Basic defense techniques using your hands, feet, elbows, and knees

• Techniques for using pepper spray for self-defense

Taught by experienced Black Belt Instructors from Winged Dragon Karate Club, this class does not require any previous self-defense experience.Ages 14 and up, $35 – 1 day classQuarterfield Elementary School#16083 Sat 10:00am-1:15pm Mar 23 North County Recreation Center#15934 Sat 10:00am-1:15pm Feb 2#15935 Sat 10:00am-1:15pm Mar 2 #15936 Sat 10:00am-1:15pm Apr 6 #15937 Sat 10:00am-1:15pm May 4#15938 Sat 10:00am-1:15pm Jun 1

Self Defense Class: PartnersThis class is designed to make couples, friends, and family aware of, and prepared for, many dangerous situations that may occur in everyday life. Students will learn:• How to improve awareness of potentially

dangerous situations• Strategies for avoiding dangerous

situations• Awareness of carjacking threats and ways

to avoid becoming a carjacking victim• Basic release techniques from various

grabs by attackers, such as wrist grabs, choke holds, and hair pulls

• Basic defense techniques using your hands, feet, elbows, and knees

• Techniques for using pepper spray for self-defense

Taught by experienced Black Belt Instructors from Winged Dragon Karate Club, this class does not require any previous self-defense experience.Ages 14 and up, $35 – 1 day class. Each participant must be registered separately. North County Recreation Center#15939 Sat 10:00-1:15pm Feb 16#15940 Sat 10:00-1:15pm Mar 16#15941 Sat 10:00-1:15pm Apr 27#15942 Sat 10:00-1:15pm May 18#15943 Sat 10:00-1:15pm Jun 15

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Sports and FitnessArchery Instruction for both beginner and intermediate level students by the Anne Arundel Archers. Bring your own equipment or borrow ours. The range is located on southbound Route 3, just north of Route 424 in Crofton.Ages 15 and up, $100 - 5 WeeksAnne Arundel Archers(1188 MD-3, Gambrills, MD 21054)#15984 Sat 12:00-12:50pm Apr 6

Adult KarateLearn self-defense and protective maneuvers while exercising and disciplining body and mind. Loose clothing required.

Classes are taught by Winged Dragon Karate Club instructors Ages 15 and up, $115 - 10 weeksAnnapolis Senior Center#16073 Wed 7:00-9:00pm Mar 13#16074 Wed 7:00-9:00pm Jun 12Glendale Elementary School#16075 Wed 6:30-8:30pm Mar 20Quarterfield Elementary School#16076 Thu 7:00-9:00pm Mar 14South County Recreation Center#16077 Tue 7:00-9:00pm Mar 19

Classes are taught by Dragon Storm instructorsAges 15 and up, $70 - 6 weeksCrofton Middle School#16078 Wed 7:00-9:00pm Mar 20Four Seasons Elementary School#16079 Mon 7:00-9:00pm Mar 25North County Recreation Center#16080 Fri 6:30-8:30pm Mar 22

Adult Basics of Golf Topics include set-up, short game, and long game. All participants must wear a collared shirt, no T-shirts or tank tops.Ages 18 and up, $90 - 4 WeeksCompass Pointe Golf Course (9010 Fort Smallwood Road, Pasadena)#16081 Wed 6:00-7:00pm Apr 3#16082 Wed 6:00-7:00pm May 8

Bio Fitness BioFitness group exercise classes target cardio,

core strength, flexibility and balance.

Age 18-up

Bio Fitness Cardio Fit (High/Low) Benfield ES #16004 M/W 6 wks (12 classes) 6:30-7:30pm Mar 11 $67

Benfield ES #16011 M/W 4 wks (8 classes) 6:30-7:30pm May 1 $45

High Point ES #16014 M/W 6 wks (12 classes) 6:30-7:30pm Mar 11 $67

High Point ES #16018 M/W 4 wks (8 classes) 6:30-7:30pm May 1 $45

Quarterfield ES #16021 M/W 6 wks (12 classes) 6:30-7:30pm Mar 11 $67

Quarterfield ES #16022 M/W 4 wks (8 classes) 6:30-7:30pm May 1 $45

Waugh Chapel ES #16025 M/W 6 wks (12 classes) 6:30-7:30pm Mar 11 $67

Waugh Chapel ES #16027 M/W 4 wks (8 classes) 6:30-7:30pm May 1 $45

Bio Fitness Cardio Fit (Low Impact) Ferndale Learning Ctr #16028 T/Th 6 wks (12 classes) 6:30-7:30pm Mar 12 $67

Ferndale Learning Ctr #16030 T/Th 4 wks (8 classes) 6:30-7:30pm May 7 $45

South County Recreation Ctr #16036 T/Th 6 wks (12 classes) 5:45-6:45pm Mar 12 $67

South County Recreation Ctr #16040 T/Th 4 wks (8 classes) 5:45-6:45pm May 7 $45

Bio Fitness Tone & Firm Arundel Olympic Swim Ctr #16044 T/Th 6 wks (12 classes) 6:00-7:00pm Mar 12 $67

Arundel Olympic Swim Ctr #16046 Tue 4 wks (4 classes) 7:15-8:15pm Mar 12 $22

Arundel Olympic Swim Ctr #16049 T/Th 6 wks (12 classes) 6:00-7:00pm Mar 7 $67

Arundel Olympic Swim Ctr #16051 Tue 4 wks (4 classes) 7:15-8:15pm May 7 $22

Crofton Woods ES #16054 M/W 6 wks (12 classes) 6:15-7:15pm Mar 11 $67

Crofton Woods ES #16060 M/W 4 wks (8 classes) 6:15-7:15pm May 1 $45

ZumbaA Latin inspired dance fitness class that incorporates

high energy and motivating music.

Age 18-up

Zumba FitnessArundel MS #15988 Thu 6 wks (6 classes) 6:30-7:30pm Mar 7 $33

Arundel Olympic Swim Ctr #15989 T/Th 6 wks (12 classes) 5:30-6:30pm Feb 26 $66

Piney Orchard ES #15994 Mon 6 wks (6 classes) 6:30-7:30pm Mar 4 $33

Piney Orchard ES #15999 Mon 6 wks (6 classes) 6:30-7:30pm Apr 29 $33

Severn ES #16000 Tue 6 wks (6 classes) 6:30-7:30pm Feb 26 $33

South County Recreation Ctr #16001 Mon 6 wks (6 classes) 5:30-6:30pm Apr 15 $33



Adult Neighborhood TennisLearn the game; get back on the court; or just meet new people. Coordinators will coach and match players by ability. Certified instructors from the Annapolis Area Tennis School. Fee covers instruction and the cost of balls. Bring your own racquet or use one of ours. Ages 18+, $90 - 6 weeksLake Waterford Park#16664 Sun 5:30-7:00pm Apr 7#16665 Sun 5:30-7:00pm Jun 9Annapolis High School#16666 Sun 5:30-7:00pm Apr 7#16667 Tue 6:30-8:00pm Apr 9#16668 Sun 5:30-7:00pm Jun 9#16669 Tue 6:30-8:00pm Jun 11

Men’s 30 and Over Pick-Up BasketballAge 30+, $55 - 10 WeeksSouth County Recreation Center#16672 Thu 7:30-9:30pm Feb 14#16673 Thu 7:30-9:30pm Apr 25

PickleballAge 18+, $20- 10 WeeksSouth County Recreation Center#16674 M/W/F 9:00am-12:00pm Jun 3

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YogaThis is a beginner to intermediate yoga class designed to relax your body and mind with sequences improving flexibility, strength, and balance. You will learn how to incorporate breathing techniques into your yoga practice. Please bring a yoga mat. Ages 18+, $83 – 10 weeksDavidsonville ES#15000 Wed 6:15-7:00 pm Mar 27North County Recreation Center#15987 Wed 6:15-7:00pm Apr 10

EISENHOWERREOPENINGIN 2020!FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOKFor Course Renovation Updates

facebook.com/eisenhowergolfcourse410.255.7764compasspointegolf.com

Bio Fitness Cardio Fit (High/Low) Benfield ES #16004 M/W 6 wks (12 classes) 6:30-7:30pm Mar 11 $67

Benfield ES #16011 M/W 4 wks (8 classes) 6:30-7:30pm May 1 $45

High Point ES #16014 M/W 6 wks (12 classes) 6:30-7:30pm Mar 11 $67

High Point ES #16018 M/W 4 wks (8 classes) 6:30-7:30pm May 1 $45

Quarterfield ES #16021 M/W 6 wks (12 classes) 6:30-7:30pm Mar 11 $67

Quarterfield ES #16022 M/W 4 wks (8 classes) 6:30-7:30pm May 1 $45

Waugh Chapel ES #16025 M/W 6 wks (12 classes) 6:30-7:30pm Mar 11 $67

Waugh Chapel ES #16027 M/W 4 wks (8 classes) 6:30-7:30pm May 1 $45

Bio Fitness Cardio Fit (Low Impact) Ferndale Learning Ctr #16028 T/Th 6 wks (12 classes) 6:30-7:30pm Mar 12 $67

Ferndale Learning Ctr #16030 T/Th 4 wks (8 classes) 6:30-7:30pm May 7 $45

South County Recreation Ctr #16036 T/Th 6 wks (12 classes) 5:45-6:45pm Mar 12 $67

South County Recreation Ctr #16040 T/Th 4 wks (8 classes) 5:45-6:45pm May 7 $45

Bio Fitness Tone & Firm Arundel Olympic Swim Ctr #16044 T/Th 6 wks (12 classes) 6:00-7:00pm Mar 12 $67

Arundel Olympic Swim Ctr #16046 Tue 4 wks (4 classes) 7:15-8:15pm Mar 12 $22

Arundel Olympic Swim Ctr #16049 T/Th 6 wks (12 classes) 6:00-7:00pm Mar 7 $67

Arundel Olympic Swim Ctr #16051 Tue 4 wks (4 classes) 7:15-8:15pm May 7 $22

Crofton Woods ES #16054 M/W 6 wks (12 classes) 6:15-7:15pm Mar 11 $67

Crofton Woods ES #16060 M/W 4 wks (8 classes) 6:15-7:15pm May 1 $45

JOIN Anne Arundel County Recreation and Parks for its Track & Field Series this summer!Thursday Evenings 6:00 – 8:00pmJune 6 – August 1 (No Event July 4)

Northeast High School1121 Duvall Highway, Pasadena, MD

Youth ages 5-18: $30/series (#16804) Adults ages 19+: $60/series (#16805)

Events will be run in the following order: 3200m, 100m, 800m, 200m, Long Jump, 400m, 4x100m Relay, 1500m, and 4x400m Relay.

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For additional information call the Sports Desk at 410-222-7865. Register online at www.aacounty.org/RecParks/

Adult Sports Leagues

FLAG FOOTBALLRegistration begins: February 4, 2019..8 Man LeagueLeague begins February 7, 2019.Games Sunday mornings, 9 games plus end of league tournament.Fee: $455/team.4 Man LeagueLeague begins April 8, 2019. Games Monday Nights (Double headers), 14 games plus end of league tournament.Fee: $340/team.(Officials paid on the field by teams.)Contact Jeff Porter at 410-222-7865.

KICKBALLRegistration begins: February 4, 2019.League play begins April 5 (weather permitting). Games played on Friday evenings at Randazzo Park.League is 7 weeks, two games per night.Fee: $505/team(Officials paid on the field by teams.)Contact the Sports desk 410-222-7865.

COUNTY COED SOFTBALLRegistration begins February 4, 2019.League play begins April 12, 2019.Games played on Friday nights and Sundays.Friday League –10 weeks of play, 10 single games. Sunday League – 5 weeks of play, double header games. (Officials paid on the field by teams.)Fee: $250/teamContact Baer Chandler 410-222-0017.

MEN’S/COED/SENIORS SOFTBALLRegistration begins February 4, 2019.League play begins week of April 5, 2019.All Adult leagues play 11 weeks double header games. League ChoicesMonday Co-Ed, Monday Men’s D, Monday Men’s E and Monday Men’s E-Rec. Wednesday Men’s D, Wednesday Men’s E and Wednesday Men’s E-Rec. Thursday Men’s D, Thursday Men’s E and Thursday Men’s E-Rec. Friday Co-Ed, Friday Men’s E and Friday Men’s E-Rec.Fee: $785/team.SeniorsAll Senior leagues play 16 weeks double header games/32 games. Senior League Choice: Tuesday Over 60, Tuesday Over 65 and Wednesday Over 50.Senior League Fee: $1,145/team.(Officials paid on the field by teams.)Contact Baer Chandler 410-222-0017.

ALL participants in Anne Arundel County Adult leagues must be

18 years of age or older.SOCCERRegistration begins February 4, 2019.League play begins week April 7, 2019.10 matches with in league playoffs.League choices are; Sunday Unlimited, Monday Co-Ed, Tuesday 40 & Over, Thursday 30 & Over, Thursday 50 & Over.Fee: $375/team.(Officials paid on the field by teams.)Contact Baer Chandler 410-222-0017.

BASEBALLRegistration begins: February 11, 2019.League play begins week of May 5, 2019.League choices are; 18+ Division, Over 25 Division, Over 35 Division and Over 45 Division.Fee: $475/team.Contact Baer Chandler 410-222-0017.

BASKETBALLRegistration begins: March 2, 2019.League play begins week of April 18, 2019.League choices are; 18+ Unlimited, 35+ and 50+ Divisions.Fee: $320/team.Contact Baer Chandler 410-222-0017.

Athletic FacilitiesBachman Sports Complex570 E Ordnance Rd, Glen Burnie

410-222-0017

Joe Cannon Stadium7551 Teague Rd, Hanover

410-222-6652

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Lake Waterford Park & Adaptive Recreation Complex830 Pasadena RoadPasadena, MD 21122410-222-6248Open 7:00am – duskFacility Rentals (outdoor pavilions and adaptive sports field)

Quiet Waters Park 600 Quiet Waters Park RoadAnnapolis, MD 21403410-222-1777Open 7:00am – dusk $ *Facility Rentals (outdoor pavilions and indoor event room)Boat and Bike Rentals (operated by Paddle or Pedal. Visit www.paddleorpedal.com or call 410-271-7007 for information)

Thomas Point Park 3890 Thomas Point RoadAnnapolis, MD 21403410-222-1777 (QWP Office)Open 8:00am – dusk *Vehicle entry into Thomas Point Park requires a Monthly Vehicle/Fishing Permit except during the off season months of November to March

Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary 1361 Wrighton RoadLothian, MD 20711410-741-9330 Open Wed, Fri, Sat and Sun. $6 daily entrance fee/vehiclewww.jugbay.org

Glendening Nature Preserve5702 Plummer Lane, Lothian, MD 20711Open 9:00am – 5:00pm, daily

Nature Preserve at Waysons Corner5481 Southern Maryland Blvd, Lothian, MD 20711Open dawn – dusk, daily

Patuxent Wetland Park1426 Mt. Zion Marlboro Rd, Lothian, MD 20711Open dawn – dusk, daily

Wootons Landing Park4550 Sands Rd, Harwood, MD 20776Open dawn – dusk, daily

Farm Preserve6032 Pindell Road, Lothian, MD 20711Open dawn-dusk, daily

Preserve at Waysons Corner5490 Sands Road, Lothian, MD 20711Open dawn-dusk, daily

NATURAL AREAS AND HISTORIC PARKS

Bacon Ridge Natural Area In the South River GreenwayCrownsville, MD 21032410-222-7317The access to the trail system is through special events scheduled by the County or organized by other organizations.

Beverly - Triton Beach Park 1399 Triton Beach RoadMayo, MD 21037443-202-0179Open from 7:00 am to dusk. Closed Thanksgiving and Christmas

Hancock’s Resolution 2795 Bayside Beach RoadPasadena, MD 21122410-255-4048 Open Sundays, April – October (except for Easter Sunday) 1:00 – 4:00pmwww.historichancocksresolution.org

Historic London Town & Gardens 839 Londontown RoadEdgewater, MD 21037410-222-1919 www.historiclondontown.org

Mayo Beach Park 4150 Honeysuckle DriveEdgewater, MD 21037410-222-1978 Swimming beach

COMMUNITY PARKSVisit www.aacounty.org/recparks for the complete listing of community parks.

PARK CONTACTSGeneral Park Information: 410-222-7317To report maintenance issues: 410-222-7317Facility Rental: To reserve a facility at a region-al park contact that park office. To reserve a community park pavilion visit our website.

REGIONAL PARKS AND TRAILS

Visit www.aacounty.org/recparks for complete information about each regional park and trail.

$ – See park fees on page 32

Anne Arundel County Trails Jonas & Anne Catharine Green Park Visitor Center1997 Baltimore Annapolis Blvd.Annapolis, MD 21409410-222-6141B&A Trail extends 15 miles from Jonas Green Park in Annapolis to Dorsey Road in Glen Burnie; BWI Trail circles BWI Airport with12.5 miles of paved trail; WB&A Trail is 3.8 miles and follows the old WB&A Railroad right of way.

Downs Park 8311 John Downs LoopPasadena, MD 21122410-222-6230Open 7:00am – dusk $ *Facility Rentals (outdoor pavilions, youth group camping area and indoor event room)

Fort Smallwood Park9500 Fort Smallwood RoadPasadena, MD 21122410-222-0087 Open 5:30am – dusk $Open 7 days a weekFacility Rental (outdoor pavilion andorganized youth group camping), swimming beachPublic Boat Launch $

Harry and Jeanette Weinbert Park1543 Fairview Beach RoadPasadena, MD 21122

Kinder Farm Park 1001 Kinder Farm Park RoadMillersville, MD 21108410-222-6115Open 7:00am – dusk $ *Facility Rentals (outdoor pavilions,youth group camping area and event meeting room)

PARKS DirectoryOur Department manages nearly 140 parks, natural and historical areas and athletic facilities. Enjoy the beauty of Anne Arundel County by visiting a park or facility with family and friends.

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ARCHERYOutdoor archery range

Crofton, MD 21114www.annearundelarchers.comOperated by Anne Arundel Archers.

PADDLE-IN CAMPINGPaddle-In CampingAnne Arundel Recreation and Parks offers two paddle-in campsites to rent along the Patuxent River. Reserve online at aacounty.org/recparks.

BMX RACE TRACKSevern Danza Park 726 Donaldson Avenue Severn, MD 21144www.chesapeakebmx.com Operated by Chesapeake BMX (CBMX).

CARTOP BOAT LAUNCH SITES & FISHING SPOTS

Visit www.aacounty.org/recparks, search keyword “water access” for site guide. Locate information on canoe and kayak launch sites and fishing spots and swimming beaches.

DOG PARKSBell Branch Athletic Complex2400 Davidsonville RoadGambrills, MD 21054Broadneck Park 618 Broadneck Road Arnold, MD 21012Downs Park 8311 John Downs Loop Pasadena MD 21122 (Dog Beach only)Loch Haven Park3389 Glebe Heights DriveEdgewater, MD 21037Maryland City Park 565 Brockbridge Road Laurel, MD 20724Quiet Waters Park 600 Quiet Waters Park Road Annapolis , MD 21403Towsers Branch Park1405 Jackson RoadOdenton, MD 21113

EQUESTRIAN CENTERSAndover Equestrian Center433 Andover Road, Linthicum Heights, [email protected] Operated by Morningside Stables

Andy Smith Equestrian Center584 Broadneck RoadAnnapolis, MD443-878-2845Horse Back Riding Day Camp, call for information on camps in June and July.Operated by JDS Equestrian Center, Inc.

GOLFCompass Pointe Golf Courses 9010 Fort Smallwood Road Pasadena, MD410-255-7764

www.compasspointegolf.comManaged by Billy Casper Golf Management, Inc.

Eisenhower Golf Course Closed for Renovations, Re-opening in 20201576 Generals Highway Crownsville, MD 21032 www.eisenhowergolf.comManaged by Billy Casper Golf Management, Inc.

PAINTBALLSolley Cove Park 7360 Carbide Road Glen Burnie, MD 410-439-0039www.paintballsportsandsupply.com Operated by Paintball Sports and Supply

TENNISOutdoor courts are available to use on a first-come, first served basis in Anne Arundel County community parks. Lessons are held on selected courts in the spring, summer and fall. Visit www.aacounty.org/recparks for a listing of tennis court information.

WEDDING/EVENT VENUESMayo Beach ParkA breathtaking venue surrounded by pristine sandy beach with panoramic view of the South River. The park provides a pleasant background for a wedding, reunion or group event from April-October. Reservations for 2019 events are available now and 2020 reservations begin January 2, 2019. For information call 410-375-0706.

Downs ParkDowns Park has been the location of many weddings over the years. The Visitor Center offers the Chesapeake Room for events, featuring incredible views of the Chesapeake Bay. The Mother's Garden, a Victorian style garden, can also be rented as a venue with or separate from the Chesapeake Room. For information call 410-222-6230.

Quiet Waters ParkQuiet Waters Park has several locations for you to hold a wedding ceremony. The South River Overlook is a wonderful location, perched above the scenic South River. The James Lighthizer Gazebo is a beautiful setting, located on the edge of a serene pond. The Blue Heron Center is the perfect location to hold both your ceremony and reception. For information call 410-222-1777.

PARK FEESDowns Park, Fort Smallwood Park, Kinder Farm Park & Quiet Waters Park

Daily Vehicle Parking Permit $6.00 per vehicle

Daily Vehicle Parking Permit - Physically Challenged(MVA handicapped tags or hanging permit required) $5.00 per vehicle

Daily Vehicle Parking Permit - Service Connected Military Individuals, Veterans and their Families (Service connected ID required)

Free per vehicle

Annual Vehicle Permit (Non county residents $40.00 per year) $30.00 per year

Daily Bus Parking Permit (Any vehicle over 12 person capacity) $30.00 per vehicle

Lifetime Senior Citizen Pass (Age 60 and over) $40.00 per person

Daily Boat Launch Permit (Boat Launch permits only valid at Fort Smallwood Park) $10 per vessel

Annual Boat Launch Permit (Boat Launch permits only valid at Fort Smallwood Park) $75 per year

Lifetime Senior Citizen Passes and Annual Vehicle Permits are valid at Downs Park, Fort Smallwood Park, Kinder Farm Park and Quiet Waters Park and can be purchased at these locations.

Facilities & PartnershipsSome facilities are managed by private operators through partnerships with Anne Arundel County Department of Recreation and Parks.

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Visit www.aacounty.org/recparks online Calendar of Events for detailed information about each park program and event.

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PARKS Programs & Events

MARCH 20193/2 SaturdayWoodcock Watch5:45 – 6:30 pmJug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary Join experienced naturalist Mike Quinlan on a late winter evening to observe the “sky dance”, as Aldo Leopold put it, of the male American woodcock. This annual mating ritual takes place right in the meadow. Dress for the weather. Ages 10+. Fee: $6 per vehicle park entrance fee. Registration required: 410-741-9330 or e-mail [email protected].

3/9 SaturdayCitizen Science & Volunteer Open House10:00 am – 2:00 pmJug Bay Wetlands SanctuaryCome explore the amazing volunteer opportunities at Jug Bay! Participants will learn about the volunteer, stewardship and citizen science opportunities. The open house will

include stations to explore volunteer roles with animal husbandry (goat & turtle), box turtle telemetry, bird counts, pollinator monitoring and inventory, canoe trip leading, vernal pool ecology, N. snakehead management, naturalist and visitor center roles, and many more. Ages: 15+, but many opportunities are family friendly, FREE. Registration required. Email [email protected].

3/9 SaturdayTurf to Habitat - Part I: Designing a wildlife habitat1:00 – 3:00 pmGlendening Nature PreserveJoin an experienced landscaper from eco friendly Lauren’s Garden Service to learn the basics of designing a wildlife habitat: resources, site selection and observation, picking plants, land layouts and other important elements for successful and sustainable wildlife habitat. Develop a realistic budget, developing an overall concept plan. FREE. Registration required: 410-741-9330 or [email protected].

3/10 SundaySoup and Science Lecture Series12:00 – 2:30 pmJug Bay Wetlands SanctuaryEnjoy hearty homemade soup and fresh bread noon to 1 pm with fellow nature lovers at Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary. Then 1-2:30 pm sit back with a cup of coffee or tea and dessert and enjoy listening to our guest speaker. Ages: Adults. Free to FOJB members, $6 per vehicle non members. Registration required at www.friendsofjugbay.org.

3/16 SaturdaySunrise with the Ranger6:45 -7:30 amDowns ParkJoin Park Ranger Dave DeVault behind the Visitor Center at bayside as we talk about the history of the park, signs of Spring, waterfowl on the Chesapeake Bay, and more. This programs main attraction though is our exceptional sunrises at the park, so bring a camera and (weather permitting) we hope for a good show at 7:17am (sunrise).

3/16 Saturday Garden Talk Series: Spring Vegetable Gardening10:00 – 11:00 amDowns ParkGuest speaker Elizabeth Elliott, owner of Himmel’s Landscape and Garden Center, discusses how you can contribute to a better, healthier and more beautiful world by growing a vegetable or herb garden! Edible gardens encourage pollinators, provide a healthy food source, and delight the senses with outstanding aromas, colors and textures. Learn how to maximize your space whether container gardening, building a raised bed garden, or cultivating plots. Discover the best vegetable and herb varieties for our region, discuss seed starting vs. transplants, learn about composting and garden soil preparation, dealing with pests, and more! Registration required. Call 410-222-6230 or email [email protected]. Gate fees apply.

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3/16 SaturdayAmazing Ospreys 10:00 – 11:30 amJug Bay Wetlands SanctuaryJoin naturalist Diane Diaz Goebes to learn about the amazing osprey who return to Jug Bay each spring. We’ll have a 20-minute presentation, followed by a walk to observe ospreys in the wetlands. Dress for the weather, and be prepared to walk about 2 miles. Ages 5+. Fee: $6, children free with adult. Registration required. Active Net #16026.

3/17 SundayRun for the Trails (10 Miles)8:00 -11:30 amBWI TrailSponsored by The Friends of Anne Arundel County Trails, volunteers helping to promote, protect and enhance the multimodal trails of Anne Arundel County. Registration: Regular $75; Race Day $100.Register at www.active.com.

3/23 Saturday Spring Equinox Hike5:30 – 7:30 pmJug Bay Wetlands SanctuaryJoin experienced Master Naturalist Mike Quinlan for an easy stroll on the Sanctuary’s trails to celebrate the arrival of Spring. We’ll look for indicators of the changing season and end up at the observation deck to watch the sunset. Ages 10+. Fee: $6 vehicle park entrance fee. Registration required: Call 410-741-9330 or e-mail [email protected].

3/30-31 Saturday – SundayMaryland Day Weekend10:00 am – 4:30pmHistoric London Town & GardensCelebrate Maryland history and heritage with only $1 admission all weekend! Special activities include costumed interpreters representing a century of early Maryland History and opportunities for visitors to try their hand at making rope and chopping wood. Kids can even dress up in colonial-style clothing during their visit!

APRIL 20194/2 TuesdayDay Hiking Essentials PART I6:00 – 8:00 pmKinder Farm Park, Harvest HallJoin a park ranger to learn about the essentials of day hiking. In this program you will learn tips and tricks on preparing for a successful hike that include trip planning, proper outfitting and gear, safety precautions and first aid. Local resources and hiking areas throughout Anne Arundel County will be discussed. Ages 12+. Participants must attend both parts (Part II on April 13). $5.00 registration fee covers both sessions. Please register online.

4/5 FridayGet WILD! Project WILD Training WorkshopTime: 9:00 am – 3:30 pmJug Bay Wetlands SanctuaryAre you a parent, teacher, scout leader, or all around educator looking for creative ways to engage children in hands-on, nature-based learning? Then our Project WILD training workshop is for you! Project WILD is an interdisciplinary conservation and environmental education program emphasizing wildlife and the environment. Registered participants will spend the day learning about Project WILD curriculum, experience several activities, and receive their own coveted Project WILD book chalk full of lessons and inspiration. Lunch is provided along with light breakfast refreshments. Fee: $25. Registration required online. ActiveNet #16213

4/6 SaturdayGarden Talk Series: Why Natives Matter1:00 – 2:00 pmDowns ParkGuest speaker Elizabeth Elliott, owner of Himmel’s Landscape and Garden Center, discusses how you can contribute to a

better, healthier and more beautiful world by incorporating native plants in your landscape! Native trees, shrubs, grasses and perennials come in a wide variety of colors, sizes and textures to suit every space. They are an important food source for local and migrating birds and butterflies and provide cover for all types of wildlife. Hardy natives can help improve water quality and reduce pollution, and can be used for trouble spots like steep slopes or areas with poor drainage. Learn how to maximize use of natives in your landscape! Registration required. Call 410-222-6230 or email [email protected]. Gate fees apply.

4/6 SaturdayTurf to Habitat - Part II: Implementing your own wildlife habitat plan1:00 – 3:00 pmGlendening Nature PreserveJoin an experienced landscaper from eco friendly Lauren’s Garden Service to learn the ropes of implementing your own wildlife habitat plan: what it takes and important seasonal considerations for success! FREE. Registration required: 410-741-9330 or [email protected].

4/7 SundayArt Reception1:30 – 3:30 pmQuiet Waters ParkJoin us in the Visitor Center for a reception and show by artists Bobbie Burnett, Carroll Dudley, and Kris Morgan in the Willow and Garden Galleries. Exhibit will be on display April 3 – May 19. For more information visit www.fqwp.org.

3/30 SaturdayRec Deeds Challenge Run 5K and Family Fun Walk7:45am Registration; 9:00am Race startDowns ParkThe 5K race course is a combination of paved roadways and trails along the Chesapeake Bay through scenic Downs Park. All proceeds benefit Recreation Deeds for Special Needs, a local non-profit dedi-cated to making recreational opportunities accessible. Fee: $20/youth, $25/adults, $10/Fun Walk. Register at www.active.com.



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components of water quality including turbidity, salinity, oxygen, and even what kind of fish and invertebrates we have! This is an educational program for kids and young adults. Pre-registration required. Gate fee waived for participants. To register email your name, number of people, and phone number to [email protected] or call 410-222-0087x108. Meet in the Fishing Pier parking lot at 8:45 am. Please bring a towel, clothes you don’t mind getting wet, a spare change of clothes, and water proof shoes or waders.

4/20 SaturdayNative Plant Walk10:00 am - 12:00 pmLake Waterford ParkJoin Ranger Matt Grey and a special guest naturalist for this two hour walk in search of both common and uncommon flowers, shrubs and trees. This walk is co-sponsored by the Maryland Native Plant Society.

4/20 Saturday Survival Skills Series: Part I: Orienteering1:00 – 3:30 pmJug Bay Wetlands SanctuaryJoin experienced orienteer Dave Linthicum in a fun, hands-on field experience to learn “old fashioned” orienteering skills for finding your way in the forest. In this era of smart phone navigation and compass apps, park rangers are reporting more lost hikers than ever and serious atrophy in the “old time” skills. Easy-to-use color maps will be provided, as will compasses if you don’t bring one. We will hike for about a mile. Dress for the weather as you will be outside. Ages: 12+. Fee: $8. ActiveNet #16205. For questions call 410-741-9330 or email [email protected].

4/20 SaturdaySpring Plant Sale9:00 am – 2:00pmHistoric London Town & GardensOur annual plant sale returns, featuring an emphasis on native annuals and perennials. Among the herbaceous annuals and perennials available will be vegetables and herbs, Azaleas and Rhododendrons, flowering annuals in baskets and flats, and plants found in London Town’s horticultural collections. Bags of soil and kits to make a small fairy or dinosaur garden will also be available for purchase. Members and volunteers receive a 10% discount on plants all weekend. Free to attend.

4/13 Saturday Easter Egg Hunt with the Easter Bunny Times TBA Downs Park Join the Friends of Downs Park for photos and an Easter Egg Hunt with the Easter Bunny. Tickets must be purchased in advance. Registration of $5 per child will open March 1st. For more information visit friendsofdownspk.org. Gate fees apply.

4/13 SaturdayDay Hiking Essentials PART II10:00 am – 1:00 pmPiney Orchard Nature PreserveJoin a park ranger on a 5 mile hike through the Piney Orchard Nature Preserve trail system. This beginner level hike will boast views of several natural habitats including wetlands, woodlands and freshwater ponds. Bring a bag lunch or snacks. Participants should meet on the WB&A Trail at the intersection of Strawberry Lake Way. Street parking is available. Ages 12+. Participants must attend both parts (Part I on April 2). $5.00 registration fee covers both sessions. Please register online.

4/13 SaturdaySpring Peepers Hike7:45 pm at Visitor CenterKinder Farm ParkJoin us as we search for amphibian friends as they emerge from their overwintering sites! We will hike between a few known vernal pools within the park to see what we can hear and hopefully see! Preregistration is required, please stop by the Park Office to register for this program. Fee $5 per person.

4/13 SaturdayHow to Fish for Snakehead9:00 am - 4:00 pmJug Bay Wetlands SanctuaryNorthern snakehead, Channa Argus, is a prolific invasive fish species that is populating the waters of Jug Bay more each year. In 2018 we piloted efforts to develop management strategies that take advantage of the vulnerabilities of all life stages of N. snakehead. This workshop includes training on the ecology and local impacts along with a hands on training to find and bring in N. snakehead. Choose your own path of either rod and reel training or a full day of bow training. Ladies this is your chance, we will offer your own bow instruction. Registration required: 410-741-9330.

4/14 SundayPremiere Jug Bay Book Release10:00 am - 12:00 pmJug Bay Wetlands SanctuaryJoin Colin Rees, current Friends of Jug Bay President, who will present his new book Nature’s Calendar (published by Johns Hopkins University Press) portraying a year in the life of the Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary - the sweep and drama of the changing seasons: the surprising germinations during winter; strategies to compete successfully in the emerging spring and the rush of migrants; how vegetation shapes summer’s lease; and, the inexorable slide into autumn with its provisioning for winter. The presentation will include many photos taken by Jug Bay photographers. Fee: $6 vehicle park entrance fee. Registration required: Call 410-741-9330 or e-mail [email protected].

4/19 FridaySpring Break in the Park9:30 am – 3:30 pmJug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary Spend a day of Spring Break exploring Jug Bay! Participants will hike the woods, dip net in a vernal pool, search for wildlife, complete a nature service project, and make a nature craft. Bring a bag lunch and a pair of waterproof boots or footwear that can get wet. Dress for outdoor exploration! Ages: 8 –12. Fee: $25/child. Register online at ActiveNet #16033. For questions call 410-741-9330 or email [email protected].

4/20 Saturday‘In-seine River’! 9:00 – 11:30 amFort Smallwood ParkJoin Ranger Kalin as we examine what’s in the Patapsco River! We’ll look at all the

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4/27 SaturdaySpring Peepers Hike7:45 pm at Visitor CenterKinder Farm ParkJoin us as we search for amphibian friends as they emerge from their overwintering sites! We will hike between a few known vernal pools within the park to see what we can hear and hopefully see! Preregistration is required, please stop by the Park Office to register for this program. Fee $5 per person.

4/27 SaturdayEarth Day Festival10:00 am – 4:00 pmQuiet Waters ParkJoin us in celebrating our planet at the 2019 Earth Day Festival. Take part in environmental education activities and learn about environmental partnerships with a variety of vendors and environmental groups. Junior Park Ranger activities available for ages 4 – 12. Other activities open to all ages. For more information, contact the Quiet Waters Park Visitor Center at (410) 222-1777.

4/27 SaturdaySpring Fishing Program11:00 amPatuxent Pond ParkJoin a Park Ranger for a beginner’s workshop on the basics of freshwater fishing. Children will learn basic knot tying; casting techniques along with the pros and cons of live bait vs artificial lures. Other topics include proper fish handling, identification, biology and other fishing basics. Limited equipment will be provided. For children ages 5-16, must be accompanied by an adult. Fishing license is not required for this program. Fee $5. ActiveNet #16797.

4/28 SundaySpring Biodiversity Hike10:00 am - 12:00 pmLake Waterford ParkRanger Matt Grey will lead this two hour hike in search of…everything! We will identify the birds, trees, shrubs and flowers that we encounter. Participants are invited to bring binoculars and nature field guides.

4/28 SundaySpring Farm Festival 10:00 am – 4:00 pmHancock’s Resolution Get up close with farm animals typical of a working farm; folk music; crafts; and light lunch available. ($)

MAY 2019 5/4 SaturdayScat and Tracks10:00 am – 12:00 pmJug Bay Wetlands SanctuaryJoin a Naturalist for this family-friendly program that aims to introduce children and adults to the secret world that animals leave behind! Each child will make a plaster cast of an animal track, then we’ll go on a hike to see how many signs of animals, such as scat and tracks, we can identify. Fee: $10 and includes all materials. Registration required, ActiveNet #16071. For questions call 410-741-9330 or email [email protected].

5/4 Saturday Survival Skills Series Part II: Band Aids, Backpacks, and Blazes 1:00 – 3:00 pmJug Bay Wetlands SanctuaryJoin an Anne Arundel County Search and Rescue Ranger for a fun, hands-on program at Jug Bay to learn some basic survival skills. Have you ever wondered what you really need to put in your backpack before going out for a hike in the woods? Or how to handle minor injuries on the trail? Or even how to start a fire on your own? Participants are welcome to bring their own packs and supplies to see how they measure up to our Rangers gear. Participants should plan to dress for the weather. Ages 12+. Fee $8. Register required, ActiveNet #16242.

5/4 SaturdayTraveling Seeds1:30 - 2:30 pmFort Smallwood ParkPlant seeds come in all shapes and sizes and have adapted to particular ways of travel. Join a Park Ranger and discover the many ingenious methods plants use to make sure their seeds get dispersed away from the parent plant. Meet at the park playground area. Pre-registration required. Gate fee waived for participants. To register, call the park office at 410-222-0087x103 or email [email protected].

Quiet Waters Park(410) 271-7007

Open Weather Permitting

Open in May before Memorial Day on Saturday & Sunday

May 11 & 12, May 18 & 19Open Memorial Day Weekend

through Labor Day May 24 - September 2

on Friday, Saturday, Sunday, & Holidays

Open on Weekends in September after Labor Day on Saturday & Sunday September 7 & 8, 13 & 14,

21 & 22, and 28 & 29Also, site may be opened by

Special Reservation

Hours: 8am – 6pm All Rentals returned by 7pm or

1 hour prior to QWP evening closure, whichever is earlier

Jonas & Anne Catharine Green Park

(410) 991-4268Open Weather Permitting

Saturday, Sunday, & Holidays

Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day

May 25 – September 2Also, site may be opened by

Special Reservation

Hours: 10am – 5pm All Rentals returned by 6pm

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2019

5/11 SaturdayTurf to Habitat - Part III: Maintaining your wildlife habitat1:00 – 3:00 pmGlendening Nature PreserveJoin an experienced landscaper from eco friendly Lauren’s Garden Service to learn what it takes for maintaining your wildlife habitat: what are realistic expectations for what you need to do to keep your wildlife habitat looking good and ecologically functional for all the creatures! FREE. Registration required: 410-741-9330 or [email protected].

5/12 SundayJug Bay Film Original: Jug Bay Farm: An Enduring Legacy on the Patuxent1:00 – 4:00 pmJug Bay Wetlands SanctuaryPlease join us for the showing of an original Jug Bay film produced to document and preserve the history and evolution of one of the Sanctuary properties, the Jug Bay Farm, also known as the Riggleman Nature Preserve. Produced and directed by Peter M. Perry with historical research from Pat Melville, [Jug Bay Volunteers], this film takes you through time to tell the story of the Jug Bay Farm and its vineyard, a legacy from the Riggleman family. Popcorn will be provided to enjoy while watching the film! Pat Melville and Peter Perry will be our guests and will introduce the film and answer any questions after the showing. Optional: participants are welcome to drive to Jug Bay Farm for a short visit of the property. FREE. Registration required: call 410-741-9330 or e-mail [email protected].

5/12 SundayMother’s Day Tea1:00 – 4:00 pmHancock’s Resolution Stop by for a taste of tea, gingerbread and lavender. Plus interpreting historic womens’ clothing with Dawn Schneider.

5/18 SaturdayFort Small’woof’10:00 – 11:00 amFort Smallwood ParkBring your dog for a walk around scenic Fort Smallwood Park. Join Ranger Kalin for a fun morning walk with our four-legged friends around the park’s 1.3 mile perimeter loop. You will enjoy scenic views of the Patapsco River and Chesapeake Bay while your dog gets to stretch their legs. Pre-registration is

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5/4 SaturdayAnnual Planet Walk10:00 am – 2:30 pmB&A TrailWalk or bicycle the 4.75 mile Planet Walk on the B&A Trail between Aquahart Road in Glen Burnie and Earleigh Heights Road in Severna Park. Sculptures and Planet Markers delineate the Solar System, each at its proportional distance from the Sun. At each planet, NASA staff members and other scientists and astronomers have information and activities concerning that planet. Activities are suitable for all ages and the event is FREE! Ample parking is available in Glen Burnie adjacent to the Sun sculpture.7:30 pm An audiovisual presentation recognizing the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 spaceflight which landed the first two men on the moon. Anne Arundel Community College Dining Hall, Arnold. Followed by discussion and opportunity to use the telescopes at the AACC Observatory (weather permitting). This event is also FREE!

5/4 SaturdayFishing until Midnight 7:00 pm – MidnightFort Smallwood ParkWhy stop fishing when the park closes, when you have the opportunity to fish off of our 380ft pier until midnight! You read the correctly, fishing until 12AM. Pre-registration required. To register, email your name, number of people, and phone number to [email protected] or call 410-222-0087x108. Meet in the Fishing Pier parking lot. You must bring your own fishing gear, bait, and tackle. All MD DNR fishing rules and regulations apply. Please wear weather appropriate clothing and closed toed shoes. No re-entry after the park is closed so bring snacks and water. No Pets allowed on the fishing pier. Gate Fees apply for this program.

5/5 SundayMeet the Farm1:00 – 2:00 pmKinder Farm Park Come to the Kinder Farm Park Farm complex and meet our farm animals. Learn about our sheep, pigs, goats, chickens, and cows with a Ranger who will have one of these animals out for everyone to get a hands on experience with. Each date will be a different animal. For more information, please call Kinder Farm Park at 410-222-6115. Gate fees apply.

5/5 SundaySpring Plowing and Harrowing 1:00 – 4:00 pmHancock’s Resolution Spring plowing with horse and mule teams. Spring herb sale.

5/11 SaturdayNative Plant Walk10:00 am - 12:00 pmLake Waterford ParkJoin Ranger Matt Grey and a special guest naturalist for this two hour walk in search of both common and uncommon flowers, shrubs and trees. This walk is co-sponsored by the Maryland Native Plant Society.

5/11 SaturdayTree Identification Hike11:00 amBroad Creek ParkEnjoy a leisurely walk through Broad Creek Park on this ranger led hike as we identify the common trees and plants found in our local area. Participants should wear sturdy shoes as some terrain is uneven and rocky. Hike will be about 1.5 miles in distance. Fee $3. ActiveNet #16799.

5/11 SaturdayCanoe Guide Training10:00 am – 6:00 pmJug Bay Wetlands SanctuaryDo you love to get out on the water? Here is your chance to share your love with others by helping to lead canoe and kayak trips on the Patuxent River. New and returning canoe and kayak volunteers are required to attend our canoe training session before leading trips. Dress accordingly to enter the water for wet exits and rescue demonstrations. Closed toed shoes required. Bring a lunch, plenty of water, sunscreen, sun hat, sunglasses, and extra set of dry clothes. Paddling experience required. Rain date May 18. Ages 18+. FREE. Registration required: Call 410-741-9330 or e-mail [email protected].

5/11 Saturday Wootons Walkabout10:00 – 11:30 amWootons Landing Wetland ParkJoin Mike Quinlan, experienced volunteer Master Naturalist, to make the circuit around the Wootons Landing Wetland Park. Sturdy footwear, cameras, and binoculars recommended. Ages 10+. Free with $6 per vehicle park entrance fee. Registration required: 410-741-9330 or e-mail [email protected].

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appreciated. Please email [email protected] or call 410-222-0087x108. Meet at the beach parking lot by 9:45am. Gate fee waived for participants. Dogs must be friendly with all dog sizes and remain on a leash at all times. Please bring pet waste bags and weather appropriate clothing.

5/18 Saturday Survival Skills Series: Part III: Basic Foraging1:00 – 3:00 pmJug Bay Wetlands SanctuaryJoin Naturalist and Search and Rescue team member Liana Vitali for a fun hands-on adventure to learn basic foraging skills. Liana will share her knowledge on how to pack for day and extended hikes to keep well nourished. She will then take you for a hike in the forest to search and identify edible plants and fruits and any other sources of food, while learning some fun facts about different species. Participants should plan to dress for the weather. Ages 12+. Fee $8. ActiveNet #16072. For questions, call 410-741-9330 or email [email protected].

5/18-19 Saturday – SundayShore Party10:00 am – 4:30pmHistoric London Town & GardensExplore the maritime history of the South River with reenactors in costume, boats, and activities for the whole family. Join living history sailors to try your hand at rope making and seamanship, learn how sailors lived day to day, and experience the art and science of navigation. Free costume rentals are available to children. Included with general admission.

5/19 SundayMeet the Farm1:00 – 2:00 pmKinder Farm Park Come to the Kinder Farm Park Farm complex and meet our farm animals. Learn about our sheep, pigs, goats, chickens, and cows with a Ranger who will have one of these animals out for everyone to get a hands on experience with. Each date will be a different animal. For more information, please call Kinder Farm Park at 410-222-6115. Gate fees apply.

JUNE 20196/1 Saturday Community/Family Day at the Park 12:00 – 4:00 pm Downs ParkJoin the Friends of Downs Park as they celebrate their ninth annual Community/Family Day. With music, magic, Crafters’ Alley, community information booths and much more, the day will be fun for the entire family. Park entry is free during the event. For vendor participation or for more information call the Friends of Downs Park at 443-685-4333.

6/1 Saturday Women on the Water9:30 am – 3:30 pmJug Bay Wetlands SanctuaryTap into the serenity of our wetlands with a leisurely canoe trip on the Patuxent River. We’ll look for wildlife and wetland plants and enjoy a gourmet lunch. Fee includes canoe guides, all canoe equipment, gourmet lunch and park admission. A hike/walk in the woods will be substituted if weather conditions do not allow for canoeing. Bring water, sunscreen, sun hat, sunglasses, closed toe shoes that can get wet and an extra set of dry clothes. No experience necessary. Please arrive by 9:15 am. Ages 21+. Fee $35 for FOJB members, $40 for non members. Registration required. Please call 410-741-9330 or email [email protected].

6/1 Saturday Native Plant Sale9:00 am – 3:00 pmGlendening Nature PreserveBoost your wildlife value by planting native plants on your property. The Friends of Jug Bay will offer native plants for sale: trees, shrubs, grasses and plants for birds, bees, and butterflies. FREE event. Please call 410-741-9330 for more information.

6/2 SaturdayThe Archaeology of Glendening Nature Preserve: A Hike through History9:30 – 11:30 amGlendening Nature PreserveJoin Patricia Delgado, Jug Bay Park Superintendent, to hike through the Glendening Preserve and learn about the archaeological and cultural history of this property ranging from early occupations over 10,000 years ago to historic times. We will talk about past ways of life for people occupying the landscape of the Glendening Nature

Preserve. We will meet at Glendening Preserve. Program fee: $8. Age: 12+. ActiveNet #16211. For questions, call 410-741-9330 or email [email protected].

6/2 SundayArt Reception1:30 – 3:30 pmQuiet Waters ParkJoin us in the Visitor Center for a reception and show by the latest artists of the Willow and Garden Galleries. Exhibit will be on display May 22 – July 7. For more information, visit fqwp.org.

6/7 Friday TGIF Summer Sunset Paddle Series5:00 – 9:00 pmJug Bay Wetlands SanctuaryThis is the time to forget the long work week and enjoy a peaceful, relaxing paddle (canoe or kayak) along the scenic Patuxent River. Enjoy provided snacks and beverages afterwards on our deck overlooking the river. Please bring plenty of water, sunscreen, sun hat, sunglasses, and closed toed shoes that can get wet. Participants are also welcome to bring a snack/drink to share when rafted up for the sunset. Ages 18+. Fee $30. ActiveNet #16214. For questions call 410-741-9330 or email [email protected].

6/8 SaturdaySummer Fishing Program10:00 amBeverly Triton Beach ParkJoin a Park Ranger for a beginner’s workshop on the basics of brackish fishing. Children will learn basic knot tying; casting techniques along with the pros and cons to live bait vs artificial lures. Other topics include proper fish handling, identification, biology and other fishing basics. For children ages 5-16, must be accompanied by an adult. Fishing license is not required for this program. Fee $5. ActiveNet #16798.

Anne Arundel County TrailsSundays: March 24, April 28, May 59:00 – 10:30 amWB&A Trail parking lot on Patuxent Road next to Brager’s Lane.Come join a park ranger for a walk along the WB&A Trail by woods and water to see what resident and migrant birds are in the area. Participants should wear comfortable walking shoes and dress for the weather. Bring binoculars, field guides will be available to borrow.

Lake Waterford Park3rd Sunday each month: March 17, April 21, May 19, June 16, July 21, August 1810:00 - 11:30 amJoin Ranger Matt Grey for a fun and educational monthly walk around the park in search of bird life. Over the course of the year, we will find both our resident species and a large variety of migrants. Please bring binoculars.

Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary1st Saturday each month: March 2, April 6, May 4, June 1, July 6, August 38:00 – 11:00 amLearn the skills of identifying birds by sight and sound on a guided hike with an experienced birder. Binoculars and field guides are available to borrow. Wear comfortable walking shoes and dress for the weather. Ages 12 and older. $6 vehicle entrance fee. Registration required: 410-741-9330 or [email protected].

Guided Bird Walks

Quiet Waters Park2nd Sunday each month: March 10, April 14, May 12, June 9, July 14, August 118:00 – 11:00 amJoin Anne Arundel Bird Club President and Master Naturalist Dave Gillum on a bird walk around the park. See how many resident and migrant birds you can spot! Participants must bring good walking shoes and binoculars (not required, but helpful!) Park admission fee is waived for participants. Upon arrival, inform the gate attendant that you are with the Anne Arundel Bird Club.

Waterbird Surveys at Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary Thursdays: March 7, 21; April 4, 18; May 2, 16, 30; June 13, 27; July 11, 25; August 8, 227:30 am – 9:30 amJoin a survey of waterbirds at Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary. The ornithological knowledge and collaborative attitude of our volunteer team create a phenomenal learning experience. All of this in the beautiful early morning light of the Jug Bay wetlands on the Patuxent River. Ages 12 and older. Free. Registration required: 410-741-9330 or [email protected].

Owl Prowl at Kinder Farm ParkSundays in MarchCome take a walk in Kinder Farm Park to look for owls and other nocturnal animals in the park. Participants will meet at the Visitor Center to go over interesting facts about owls and hear owl calls. Then they will take hour walk around the park to popular nesting sites, with the hope to not just hear owls, but also see some. Please dress for the weather and a long walk. March 3 and 10 from 6:15-7:30 pm, and March 17, 24, and 31 from 7:15-8:30 pm. For more information please call Kinder Farm Park at 410-222-6115.

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6/8 Saturday Unveiling Our Restored Glendening Barn1:00 – 5:00 pmGlendening Nature PreserveJoin us to celebrate the new life of our restored barn at the Glendening Preserve during an afternoon of music, hay rides, crafts, meet our goats, food and more! FREE event. Registration required: Call 410-741-9330 or e-mail [email protected].

6/8 SaturdayTree Walk1:00 – 2:30 pmLake Waterford ParkRanger Matt Grey will lead this walk, identifying the trees found in the park’s differing forest and woodland habitats. Participants will learn basic forest ecology and tree identification.

6/8 Saturday Big Bad Fishing Fun Day and Youth Tourney7:30 am – 4:00 pmPatuxent Wetlands ParkRegistration: Tournament Pre-registration $5 by phone OR on-site for $8Youth Tournament: Ages 3 - 16 years old. 7:30 am- 4:00 pm. $50 goes to the registrant with the most invasive fish caught, no size limits. We want the big and the bad, size does not matter. Registration will begin at 7:30 am, turn in by 3:00 pm, and the winner announced at 4:00 pm.Fun Day (10am - 2pm): FREE: Join us for a fun day on the water at Patuxent Wetland Park! You will have the opportunity to try our kayaks, paddle boards, do some fishing, and play games. Registration required: 410-741-9330 or e-mail [email protected].

6/9 SundayThe Jug Bay Farm Preserve - Make the Connection!12:00 – 3:00 pmJug Bay Wetlands SanctuaryThe Jug Bay Farm Preserve is a 300-acre property recently integrated into the Sanctuary. Join experienced Master Naturalist Mike Quinlan for a hike that will take you from the Wetlands Center to the Jug Bay Farm Preserve using two new, natural surface connector trails. There are steep hillsides and some wet, muddy sections and stream crossings to negotiate. Sturdy, waterproof footwear recommended. Ages 10+. Free with $6 per vehicle park entrance fee. Registration required: 410-741-9330 or e-mail [email protected].

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6/15 SaturdayBees for Beginners11:00 amAnne Arundel County Trails, Cecil Office, 1003 Cecil Ave, Millersville MDIntroduce yourself to the world of beekeeping in this Park Ranger led program. Learn about bees, the parts of a hive, and their importance to the natural community. Watch from a safe distance as the Rangers open the hive to examine the frames of the hive, and take the opportunity to watch bees in an observation hive. Not recommended for those with allergies to bee stings. This program is recommended for those ages 12+. Fee: $3. ActiveNet #16800.

6/15 SaturdayThe Great Jug Bay Campout6:00 pm on Saturday – 10:00 am on SundayJug Bay Wetlands SanctuaryDon’t miss out on this rare opportunity to spend the night under the stars at Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary. We will celebrate the Great American Campout early with a nature inspired night. We’ll start with a potluck campfire cookout, explore the night with a sensory hike, then share stories and s’mores around the fire. In the morning we’ll serve a light breakfast and go for a short hike. Please bring your own camping gear and a side dish and drink to share for dinner. Limited tents available to use. Two options: Families with children age 5+ ($40; ActiveNet #16218); or for individuals 18+ ($15; ActiveNet #16225). Fee: $40 per family, vehicle entrance fee included. Registration required. For questions, call 410-741-9330 or email [email protected].

6/16 SundayFree Father’s Day Canoe10:00 am – 2:00 pmJug Bay Wetlands SanctuaryDiscover the abundant wildlife in the Patuxent River wetlands with Dad! We’ll paddle up some of the smaller branches of the river to look for beavers, birds, and flowering wetland plants. Please arrive 15 minutes before the start time. Bring plenty of water, sunscreen, sun hat, sunglasses, a lunch, and closed toed shoes that can get wet. Free! Ages 7+. Active Net #16227. For questions, call 410-741-9330 or email [email protected].

6/16 SundayRemembering Captain John Smith1:00 – 4:00 pmHancock’s Resolution Remembering Captain Smith’s voyage to the Magothy River, Bodkin Creek and Patapsco River in 1608.

6/22 SaturdayIntermediate Mysteries of the Marsh Canoe10:00 am - 4:00 pmJug Bay Wetlands SanctuaryThis is an extended trip for intermediate paddlers only. An extra two hours will allow us to paddle to places beyond our regular four hour trips. We’ll paddle up some of the smaller branches of the river to look for beavers, birds, and flowering wetland plants. Please arrive 15 minutes early. Bring plenty of water, sunscreen, sun hat, sunglasses, a lunch, and closed toed shoes that can get wet. Fee: $20. Ages 16+. Active Net #16232. For questions, call 410-741-9330 or email [email protected].

6/22 SaturdayFree Paddle Play Day10:00 am – 2:00 pmWootons Landing Wetland Park Families are welcome to join us for a fun day on the water at Wootons Landing Wetland Park! You will have the opportunity to try our kayaks, paddle boards, do some fishing, go for a hike, or play some games. Water and snacks will be provided. This is a FREE event! Register by calling 410-741-9330 or e-mailing [email protected].

6/22 SaturdayUncertain Freedom: 186410:00 am – 4:30pmHistoric London Town & GardensJourney back to the waning years of the Civil War, and meet the people of color who lived and worked in the Almshouse as portrayed by the Sons and Daughters of Ham, an all African American re-enacting group. The looming shadow of slavery will not disappear, even with impending Union victory. Share in their struggles, and join them in facing the challenges that lay ahead. Included with general admission.

6/22-23 Saturday-SundayGreat Resource Conservation Campout6:00 pm – 9:00 amSouth River FarmExperience the joys of sleeping outdoors in this overnight camping excursion. Enjoy an evening of hiking, s’mores and snacks by the fire, and stargazing all without leaving the county. Participants must supply their own camping equipment. S’mores and some light snacks and drinks will be provided. Fee: $15. ActiveNet #16801.

6/27 ThursdayGet WILD! Project WILD Training Workshop9:00 am -3:30 pmJug Bay Wetlands SanctuaryAre you a parent, teacher, scout leader, or all around educator looking for creative ways to engage children in hands-on, nature-based learning? Project WILD is an interdisciplinary conservation and environmental education program emphasizing wildlife and the environment. Participants will spend the day learning about Project WILD curriculum, experience several activities, and receive their own coveted Project WILD book chalk full of lessons and inspiration. Lunch is provided along with light breakfast refreshments. Fee: $25. Registration required. ActiveNet #16216.

6/29 - 30 Saturday - SundayCamp Pandion - A Jug Bay Summer Camp for Adults10:00 am – 10:00 amJug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary This is the camp for the adventure-seekers, the outdoor-wanderers, the adults of summer who for just one weekend, want to pretend like they never grew up. Introducing Camp Pandion - a summer camp for participants 21+ years who won’t let age stop them from SUPing the river, mucking the marsh, capturing the flag, practicing yoga with goats, and gathering round the bonfire with s’mores & beverages. Named in honor of the osprey, Pandion haliaetus, the camp fee includes all meals and snacks for 24 hours along with all activity materials. Participants bring their own tents and camping/overnight supplies. Ages: 21+. Fee: $60. Registration required ActiveNet #16204.

Enjoy Our FREE Concerts this Summer! See back cover for full details.

Recreational Kayaking Trips Paddlers will explore various locations around Anne Arundel County. Each trip will include basic kayak instruction and a whole lot of FUN, so be prepared to GET WET! Our certified instructors will be with you all day to share their knowledge of not only paddling, but also the local ecosystem, diversity of life and area history. Safety permitting, there will be the opportunity to wade and swim. We provide all the equipment necessary to enjoy a day on the water. Please bring your own lunch, snacks, and plenty of water. Pack a towel, sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat and dry clothes. Please wear either strapped sandals, sneakers that can get wet or water

shoes-no flip-flops. Space is limited, registration required. As these trips fill, please notify us if you are unable to attend so we may fill your spot. Children must be at least 13 years old to participate and all children ages 13 – 17 must be accompanied by a participating adult.

Beginner Trips: Trips which are more easily navigable and in calmer waters. These trips are geared more towards an introduction to kayaking and basic on-the-water skills. Open to all, including more advanced paddlers. These trips last between 4-5 hours.

Intermediate Trips: Trips which are usually longer and located in areas that may require more familiarity with paddling. We will still be doing instruction, but due to the nature of the trip are asking that registrants have some experience on the water. These trips last between 5-6 hours.

All trips will start between 8:30 and 9:00 am. Please use a valid email for registration as all further communication about the trips will be done through the email address given upon registration. For additional information call 410-222-8820.

Kayak trip fee $20 per person (Register Online with Credit Card at www.aacounty.org/recparks)

Kayaking Trip Dates & Locations Sat, May 4 Spriggs Farm Park Beginner #16780Sun, May 19 Quiet Waters Park Beginner #16781Sat, Jun 1 Downs Park Intermediate #16782Sun, Jun 9 Beverly Triton Beach Intermediate #16783Sat, Jun 29 Galesville Wharf Beginner #16784Sun, Jul 14 Downs Park Beginner #16785Sat, Jul 27 Quiet Waters Park Intermediate #16786Sun, Aug 4 Spriggs Farm Park Intermediate #16787Sat, Aug 24 Beverly Triton Beach Intermediate #16788Sun, Sep 8 Galesville Wharf Beginner #16789

Visit aacounty.org/recparks, search “Recreational Kayaking”

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6/29 SaturdayEvening Mysteries of the Marsh Canoe4:00 – 8:00 pmJug Bay Wetlands SanctuaryDiscover the abundant wildlife of the Jug Bay marshes. We’ll paddle up some of the smaller branches of the river to look for beavers, birds, and flowering wetland plants. Please arrive 15 minutes early. Bring plenty of water, sunscreen, sun hat, sunglasses, dinner/snack, and closed toed shoes that can get wet. Fee: $20. Ages 7+. Registration required: Active Net #16229. For questions, call 410-741-9330 or email [email protected].

JULY 20197/5 FridayTGIF Summer Sunset Paddle Series5:00 – 9:00 pmJug Bay Wetlands SanctuaryForget the long work week and enjoy a peaceful, relaxing paddle along the scenic Patuxent River. Enjoy provided snacks and beverages afterwards on our deck overlooking the river. Please bring plenty of water, sunscreen, sun hat, sunglasses, and closed toed shoes that can get wet. Participants are also welcome to bring a snack/drink to share when rafted up for the sunset. Ages 18+. Fee: $30. Register online at ActiveNet #16215. For questions, call 410-741-9330 or email [email protected].

7/6-7 Saturday – SundayRevolutionary London Town10:00 am – 4:30 pmHistoric London Town & GardensStep back into the contentious days surrounding the Declaration of Independence. You can join the Continental Army or Continental Marines to learn musket drill, debate the merits of independence in William Brown’s tavern, and learn how colonists made a living at our Carpenters’ Shop and Tenement. Included with general admission.

7/14 SundayArt Reception1:30 – 3:30 pmQuiet Waters ParkJoin us in the Visitor Center for a reception and show including pieces by artist Fran Stetina. Exhibit will be on display July 10 – August 25. For more information, visit fqwp.org.

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The Mayo Peninsula Parks provide several options for water access, event rentals and youth camp programs on the Mayo Peninsula. The rustic and environmentally sensitive parks offer access to the Chesapeake Bay and each has its own unique footprint.

Mayo Beach Park offers a Summer Adaptive Day camp for youth of all abilities. Limited daily rental of the park for weddings, receptions and family and company picnics by the Bay. Mayo Wind, a group of windsurfers, boards, kayak and canoe enthusiasts can register to receive a permit for access to launch areas in the park. Public open days, on most Sundays from Memorial Day until Labor Day, are free and open to the general public. Visitors on open days can pack a lunch, bring their canoe, kayak, windsurfer or paddle board and enjoy a beautiful afternoon. A shallow beach area is available for water play and wading. The park is located at 4150 Honeysuckle Drive in Edgewater.

Beverly Triton Beach Park is located in Edgewater Maryland on the scenic Chesapeake Bay. The sandy shore line stretches for nearly a mile, making it an ideal location for a stroll on the beach or taking in the afternoon sun. The rustic park also features several ponds and plenty of wooded, natural surface hiking trails for wildlife observation and general enjoyment. Beverly Triton is an ideal spot for those who love to fish, with both fresh and tidal water fishing areas available. There is also a car top launch for those interested in kayaking or canoeing on the bay. Chemical toilets are available to guests and are located near the main entrance and beach. The park is open 7:00am to sunset year round.

Both Parks are alcohol free during public access, dog leash laws apply and there is no open grilling or fires allowed.

2019 Open Daysat Mayo Beach Park11:00am - 5:00pm

Monday, May 27 (Memorial Day)Sun, June 2Sun, June 9Sun, June 16Sun, June 23Sun, June 30Thurs, July 4 (Independence Day)Sat & Sun, July 6-7Sat & Sun, July 13-14Sat & Sun, July 20-21Sat & Sun, July 27-28Sat & Sun, August 3-4Sat & Sun, August 10-11Sat & Sun, August 17-18Sat & Sun, August 24-25Sat, August 31Sun, September 1Mon, September 2 (Labor Day)Sun, September 8Sun, September 15Sun, September 22Sun, September 29

7/20 Saturday Revelando los Misterios de los Pantanos Program offered in Spanish10:00 am – 2:00 pmJug Bay Wetlands SanctuaryVenga y únase a Patricia Delgado, Superintendente del Santuario, en una aventura en canoa en las aguas del río Patuxent para descubrir las maravillas de los pantanos de agua dulce de Jug Bay. Descubriremos que criaturas y plantas viven en estos lugares y porque necesitamos

protegerlos! Niños tienen que ser mayores de 7 años para participar. Todos los niños menores de 13 años tienen que ser acompañados por dos adultos en la canoa. El niño se sentará en el centro de la canoa. El viaje en canoa es de 4 horas de duración e incluye una orientación general, una lección básica de remado, una caminata de aproximadamente 0.5 millas para llegar a donde están las canoas, y la actividad de remado en el río. Las personas remando tienen que considerar que van a remar entre 2 y 2 horas y media. Por favor lleguen al Santuario

15 minutos antes de la hora de inicio del programa. Traiga suficiente agua para tomar, crema solar, sombrero o gorra, anteojos para el sol, almuerzo, y zapatos cerrados que se pueden mojar. Costo del programa: $25. Edades: 7 años para arriba. Inscripción para el programa es requerida. Número de Actividad Active Net:16212. Si necesita ayuda para registrarse llámenos al 410-741-9330 o mándenos un correo a: [email protected]. Hablamos español.

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7/20 SaturdayAdult Mysteries of the Marsh Canoe 4:00 – 8:00 pmJug Bay Wetlands SanctuaryDiscover the abundant wildlife in the Patuxent River wetlands. Be on the lookout for secretive birds and marsh mammals. We will paddle up some of the smaller branches of the river to look for beavers, birds, and flowering wetland plants. Prompt start time. Bring plenty of water, sunscreen, sun hat, sunglasses, dinner/snack, and shoes that can get wet. Ages: 18+. Fee: $20. Active Net #16233. For questions, call 410-741-9330 or email [email protected].

7/27 SaturdayArchaeology of the Patuxent River: Canoeing through History10:00 am - 2:00 pmJug Bay Wetlands SanctuaryJoin expert archaeologists Dr. Zachary Singer and M.A.A. Stephanie Sperling in a canoeing expedition to learn about the archaeological and cultural history along the Patuxent River from early occupations over 10,000 years ago to historic times. Our archaeologists will share how these sites inform us about past ways of life along the Patuxent. Please arrive 15 minutes early. Bring plenty of water, sunscreen, sun hat, sunglasses, a lunch, and closed toed shoes that can get wet. Ages 14+. Fee: $25. Register online at ActiveNet #16222. For questions, call 410-741-9330 or email [email protected].

AUGUST 20198/2 FridayTGIF Summer Sunset Paddle Series5:00 – 9:00 pmJug Bay Wetlands SanctuaryForget the long work week and enjoy a peaceful, relaxing paddle along the scenic Patuxent River. Enjoy provided snacks and beverages afterwards on our deck overlooking the river. Please bring plenty of water, sunscreen, sun hat, sunglasses, and closed toed shoes that can get wet. Participants are also welcome to bring a snack/drink to share when rafted up for the sunset. Ages 18+. Fee: $30. Register online at ActiveNet #16217.

8/10 SaturdayMysteries of the Marsh Canoe9:00 am – 1:00 pmJug Bay Wetlands SanctuaryDiscover the abundant wildlife in the Patuxent River wetlands. Be on the lookout for secretive birds and marsh mammals. We will paddle up some of the smaller branches of the river to look for beavers, birds, and flowering wetland plants. Prompt start time. Bring plenty of water, sunscreen, sun hat, sunglasses, dinner/snack, and shoes that can get wet. Ages: 7+. Fee: $20. Registration required: Active Net #16237. For questions, call 410-741-9330 or email [email protected].

8/10-11 Saturday – SundayScottish Weekend10:00 am – 4:30 pmHistoric London Town & GardensLondon Town was dominated by Scottish land owners. You can learn about Scottish history in the colonial era and about the Scots that helped form Maryland culture by joining the Appin Historical Society for a weekend of fun. Included with general admission.

8/17 Saturday Free Mysteries of the Marsh Canoe9:00 am - 1:00 pmJug Bay Wetlands SanctuaryDiscover the abundant wildlife in the Patuxent River wetlands. Be on the lookout for secretive birds and marsh mammals. We will paddle up some of the smaller branches of the river to look for beavers, birds, and flowering wetland plants. Prompt start time. Bring plenty of water, sunscreen, sun hat, sunglasses, dinner/snack,

and shoes that can get wet. Ages: 7+. Free! Registration required: Active Net #16239. For questions, call 410-741-9330 or email [email protected].

8/17 Saturday Uncovering the History of Jug Bay’s Railroad9:00 – 11:30 amJug Bay Wetlands SanctuaryHave you ever heard that a train used to travel through the Sanctuary? Come and join Patricia Delgado, Jug Bay Park Superintendent, to uncover the history of the railway that made its way from Washington D.C. to Chesapeake Beach. While enjoying a nice hike along the Jug Bay’s railroad bed to the Patuxent river’s edge you will learn about the railroad: when it was built, where the trains came from, went and why, and what caused its closure. Fee: $8; children free. Registration required: Active Net #16244. For questions, call 410-741-9330 or email [email protected].

8/18 SundayWar of 1812 Remembrance10:00 am – 4:00 pmHancock’s Resolution Featuring militia muster with cannon. The American Schooner “Lion of Baltimore” burned in Bodkin Creek on August 24, 1814, three weeks before the Battle of Baltimore. ($)

8/24 Saturday Evening Mysteries of the Marsh Canoe4:00 – 8:00 pmJug Bay Wetlands SanctuaryDiscover the abundant wildlife in the Patuxent River wetlands. Be on the lookout for secretive birds and marsh mammals. We will paddle some of the smaller branches of the river to look for beavers, birds, and flowering wetland plants. Please arrive 15 minutes early. Bring plenty of water, sunscreen, sun hat, sunglasses, a lunch, and closed toed shoes that can get wet. Ages: 7+. Fee: $20. Registration required: Active Net #16241. For questions, call 410-741-9330 or email [email protected]

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DOWNS PARKFriends of Downs Park Meetings3rd Wednesday each month: March 20, April 17, May 15, June 19, July 17, August 216:00 pmThis Advocacy group supports the Park through fundraising and volunteer activities. For more information visit www.friendsofdownspk.org.

KINDER FARM PARKPre-School Nature Hour1st and 3rd Thursdays and Fridays, April - August10:00 - 11:00 am Join us for an hour of activities, stories, and crafts. This program is designed to introduce children, ages 3-5, to the joy and wonder of the natural world around them. Fee: $5 per child. Must be accompanied by an adult. Comfort Station Classroom next to the Playground. Preregistration is required, please stop by the Park Office to register. Park fees apply.

Fishing 10110:00 am at the Visitor CenterKids, ages 6-13, accompanied by adults, are invited to Kinder Farm Park to go fishing. Learn various parts of the fishing rod as well as how to cast and reel in your rod. Then go down to Duck Pond to try out your fishing skills. Only 6 openings per program. May 11, June 1 and 15, July 11 and 20, August 10 and 22. Fee is $5 per child. Park fees apply. Preregistration is required, please stop by the Park Office to register.

ONGOING EVENTS

Twilight HikesHear the sounds of the wild night life and see beautiful areas of the park like you have never seen them before! Then stop over at the youth camping area to make some s’mores at the campfire. You must register at the Visitor Center prior to the hike. May 18 at 8:00 pm; June 22 at 8:15 pm; July 27 at 8:30 pm; August 24 at 8:00 pm. Meet at River Birch Pavilion. Fee is $5 per person. Preregistration is required, please stop by the Park Office to register.

Blacksmith Shop WorkdaysEvery Sunday1:00 – 4:00 pmStop by the Blacksmith Shop and say hello to our resident blacksmiths. Stand on the sidelines and view a trade that is over 100 years old but still very much alive today at Kinder.

Sawmill WorkdaysEvery Wednesday9:00 am – 12:00 pmWeather permitting, the Sawmill Club will be running logs through the mill.

Friends of Kinder Farm Park Meetings2nd Wednesday each month: March 13, April 10, May 8, June 12, July 10, August 146:30 pmAdvocacy group that supports the Park through fundraising and volunteer activities. For more information visit www.kinderfarmpark.org.

Farm House Open House2nd Saturday each month: March 9, April 13, May 11, June 8, July 13, August 10 11:00 am – 3:00 pmThe Friends of Kinder Farm Park Historical Society will have the Farm House Museum open for all to see. Stop by for a trip back in time to see what life looked like back in the 1930’s. Gate fees apply.

Friends of Kinder Farm Park Historical Society3rd Wednesday each month: March 20, April 17, May 15, June 19, July 17, August 21 4:00 pmJoin others that are interested in learning about and sharing the agricultural heritage of Anne Arundel County and Kinder Farm Park. Currently our efforts are directed toward the restoration of the first floor of the Kinder farmhouse to what it might have looked like during the 1930’s.

Kinder Farm Park Quilters’ Guild3rd Tuesday each month: March 19, April 16, May 21, June 18, August 201:00 - 3:00 pmShare your interest in quilting and meet some new people! Included in this organization will be programs, workshops, fellowship, and the opportunity to work on your own projects.

HARRY & JEANETTE WEINBERG PARK

Nature Hikes at Weinberg ParkSundays, March 3, April 7, and May 191:00 – 3:00 pmJoin Ranger Hughes at Weinberg Park for a nature hike! We will identify trees, vegetation, birds, and hopefully see hawks, eagles, owls, deer, fox, and other wildlife. We will venture through 3 diverse ecosystems: shore, pond, and woodland. The intermediate hike will be approximately 2 miles. Please dress appropriately for weather conditions. Meet at the Weinberg Trail Head on Honolulu Rd. The hike is free; to reserve a spot email [email protected] or call 410-222-0087x102. Please bring Water, Bug Spray, Snacks, Rain Jacket, and close toed shoes or hiking boots.

Night Hikes at Weinberg ParkSaturdays, March 9, April 13, and May 11Time TBDJoin Ranger Hughes at Weinberg Park for a night hike! Venture in to 3 diverse ecosystems (shore, pond, and woodland) and use our sense of hearing to identify what wildlife may be out and about after dark. We will discuss the behavior of nocturnal animals. The intermediate hike is 2 miles and will be 1-2 hours. Dress appropriately for weather conditions. Meet at the Weinberg Trail Head on Honolulu Rd. The hike is free, email [email protected] or call 410-222-0087x102 to reserve a spot. Bring Water, Bug Spray, Snacks, Rain Jacket, head lamp or flashlight, and close toed shoes or hiking boots.

QUIET WATERS PARK

Charity Knitting3rd Sundays: March 17, May 19, June 16, July 21, August 181:00 – 2:00 pmKnit or crochet baby hats and blankets for the Anne Arundel Medical Center! All skill levels welcome—basic stitches are beginner friendly. Participants must bring #10 knitting needles/I or J crochet hook, and 100% acrylic 4-ply yarn. For more information, visit quietwaterscharityknitting.eventbrite.com or call (410)-222-1777.

Composting DemonstrationsWednesdays at 11:00 am: May 15, June 19, July 17, August 21Saturdays at 10:00 am: May 4, June 1, July 6, August 3Join the Anne Arundel County Master Gardeners to learn how to turn yard waste and kitchen scraps into compost. Receive a free compost bin courtesy of the AA County Recycling Office. Demonstrations will be canceled in the event of heavy rain or excessive heat warning. Gate fees apply.

Pollinators CornerSaturdays before Summer Concerts on July 20, 27, August 3, 24Join members of the Anne Arundel County Master Gardeners Beekeeping Project before the concert to learn about some of the most crucial pollinators on our planet. The Master Gardeners will discuss beekeeping, including the life and decline of honeybees and how we can create safe and welcoming habitats for all pollinators by planting native plants and practicing sustainable gardening techniques. Demonstration will be held along the paved trail adjacent to the concert stage.

every month. Extend your visit with free play at our Nature Play Space! Ages: 3-5. Fee $6 per child. Register online at ActiveNet and search for Preschool Nature. For questions call 410-741-9330 or email [email protected].

Tails & Trails2nd Saturday each month: April 13, May 11, June 8, July 13, August 1010:00 am - 12:00 pmGlendening Nature PreserveExplore the trails of the Glendening Nature Preserve during a guided hike with your favorite four legged friend. This is a great opportunity for you and your dog to socialize and enjoy some time outdoors. For individuals and families with dogs only. Leashes and waste bags are required. Maximum of one dog per adult. FREE. Registration required: 410-741-9330 or [email protected].

Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary has a number of ongoing events including Northern Snakehead Monitoring, Beaver/Otter Hikes, Hikes with a Purpose, Vernal Pool Monitoring, Stream Water Chemistry, River Cleanup by Canoe, and Volunteer Training. For more information on programs and volunteer opportunities at Jug Bay please visit www.jugbay.org.

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Tracks and Scat at Weinberg ParkSaturdays, February 9 and April 271:00 – 3:00 pmJoin Ranger Hughes at Weinberg Park for a chance to learn about what animals leave behind. During this informative hike we will identify different tracks and scat of various species of wildlife. We will venture through 3 different diverse ecosystems shore, pond, and woodland. Please dress appropriately for weather conditions. Please meet at the Weinberg Trail Head on Honolulu Rd. The program is free to the public, please email [email protected] or call 410-222-0087x102 to reserve a spot. This hike is considered intermediate due to the terrain. Please bring Water, Bug Spray, Snacks, Rain Jacket, and close toed shoes or hiking boots.

HISTORIC HANCOCK’S RESOLUTION

Tours & Special EventsSundays April through October1:00 – 4:00 pmExplore the Historic Hancock’s Resolution house and grounds. Visit www.historichancocksresolution.org for more event information.

JUG BAY WETLANDS SANCTUARY

Butterfly GardeningEvery Tuesday when weather permitsGlendening Nature PreserveJoin fellow gardeners, butterfly watchers, and native plant enthusiasts in our garden maintenance group. Get resources for plant selection and garden design, identification experience with beneficial insects, free plants and cuttings to take home. Walk-in’s welcome but register to get updates on time and weather: FREE.

Preschool Nature Series Thursdays: March 14, April 11, May 9, June 13, July 18, August 1510:00 – 11:30 amSlither, swim, fly, or crawl your way to Jug Bay for nature programs specially designed for preschool-aged children. During this parent/child program, we will see, smell, hear, and touch our way around the Sanctuary and learn about nature through an interactive story, craft and hike. A brand new topic will be explored

EASY WAYS TO REGISTER

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Mail or Walk-inRecreation and Parks Headquarters

1 Harry S Truman Parkway, Annapolis, MD 21401Office hours Mon–Fri, 8:00am to 4:30pm

410-222-7300Night drop box available after hours

North Arundel Aquatic Center7888 Crain Highway, Glen Burnie, MD 21061

410-222-0090

Arundel Olympic Swim Center2690 Riva Road, Annapolis, MD 21401

410-222-7933

Call Centers for Hours

Registration Form – Available next page or from www.aacounty.org/recparks. Include the participant’s name and program number on your check or money order. Checks must be preprinted with the name and address of the person signing. If the current phone number is not printed on the check, please write the phone number on the front of the check. Checks/Money Order should be made payable to AACo Recreation & Parks. We reserve the right to cancel or alter programs that do not meet the registration requirements. We will charge an additional fee of $25 for all returned checks. Full payment is expected at time of registration.

Disciplinary Actions – The Department has the authority to impose disciplinary sanctions for inappropriate/unsportsmanlike behavior and/or non-compliance with departmental policies, guidelines, or standards. Disciplinary sanctions for individuals may include but not be limited to: prohibition to attend events, suspensions, expulsion and inability to participate in future programs.

Refund Policy - All refund requests must be submitted in writing with the exception of cancelled programs. Full refunds are given only if a program is cancelled or there are extenuating circumstances prior to the start date of the program. Cancelled program refunds will be automatically processed for 100% refund. Written requests received prior to the start date, will forfeit 20% of the fee for the program or no more than $25 for each registration as an administrative fee. Any request received after the start date will be considered on a case by case basis. Refund requests for medical reasons must be accompanied by an authorized physician’s note. Request for refunds must be submitted no later than 30 days after the end of the program. Additional refund policies apply for Summer Camp programs, which are outlined on page 6.

Late Pickup Policy – A late pickup fee will be charged if your child(ren) is picked up after the scheduled ending time of the program. The late pickup fee is $1.00 per minute per child. Failure to pay the fee will result in your child(ren) being dismissed from the program and/or future registrations not being accepted.

Inclement Weather Cancellation Policy – Weather related information is posted on the Anne Arundel County Recreation and Parks website www.aacounty.org/recparks.

Accessibility – Anne Arundel County Department of Recreation and Parks is committed to serving county residents and visitors with disabilities. In compliance with the intent and spirit of the Americans with Disability Act, our commitment is to ensure accessible facilities, programs and services. We request a minimum of 2 weeks advance notice for accommodation before the start of a program or event. A written request for specific accommodation must be submitted at the time of registration. For additional information on inclusion/accommodation call the centers. TTY users please email [email protected] or call via Maryland Relay 711.

EEOC – Anne Arundel County is an Equal Opportunity Employer. If anyone believes he or she has been discriminated against, on the basis of race, color, national origin, disability or sex, they may file a formal complaint with Anne Arundel County Department of Recreation and Parks or with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

HOW TO REGISTER


North County Recreation Center196 Hammonds Lane,

Brooklyn Park, MD 21225Phone: 410-222-0036

South County Recreation Center

4510 Owensville-Sudley Road Harwood, MD 20776

Phone: 410-222-1515


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REGISTRATION FORM Anne Arundel County Department of Recreation & Parks

1 Harry S Truman Parkway Annapolis, MD 21401 Phone: 410-222-7313 / 301-261-8036 www.aacounty.org/recparks

PARTICIPANTS NAME & PHONE NUMBER GENDERDATE OF BIRTH

GRADE AS OF 9/19 PROGRAM NAME

PROGRAM NUMBER FEE

Parent/Guardian or Adult Participant _____________________________________ Date of Birth ____________

Phone: Home ________________________ Cell ________________________ Work ________________________

Parent/Guardian or Adult Participant _____________________________________ Date of Birth ____________

Phone: Home ________________________ Cell ________________________ Work ________________________

Participant’s Address ____________________________________________________________________________

City _____________________________________________________ State _____ Zip ______________________

Parent/Guardian or Adult Participant Email Address (Program Updates & Cancellations) _________________________________________________________________

Emergency Contact (Other than Parent/Guardian) _____________________________________________________

Phone Home ________________________ Cell ________________________ Work ________________________

PROGRAM REGISTRATION

In consideration of the Department of Recreation & Parks accepting me/my child(ren) in the program, I agree to release & discharge Anne Arundel County, its employees, and agents from any injuries sustained by my child/myself as a result of participation in this program. I agree to indemnify and hold harmless Anne Arundel County, its employees and agents against any liability incurred as a result of such injury or loss. It is understood and agreed that Anne Arundel County, its employees and agents cannot be responsible for any aggravation or injury caused as a result of a pre-existing disability, including but not limited to allergies. Recreation & Parks will be notified of any such disability/sensitivities in writing prior to attending this program. Participants may at some time be photographed for publicity purposes.

Parent/Guardian or Adult Participant Signature: _________________________________________ Date _______________

To ensure appropriate accommodation if you or your child has been identified with a medical condition, disability or special needs plan, please note the information on the registration form. Contact the Registration Office for questions or requests for accommodations. Call 410-222-7313 or TTY users via Maryland Relay 711 or email [email protected].

Special Need/Accommodation: ___________________________________________________________________________

Please note that applicable non-refundable deposits, or payment in full, or an authorized promissory note must accompany this registration form. Registration will not be processed unless form is complete.

❑ I acknowledge the department’s refund policy and the refund policy associated with summer camps.

❑ I have read and understand the Summer Camp Handbook and undertand that I must provide completed forms on the first day of camp in order for my child to attend.

ummer CONCERTS

May through AugustBring your family, blankets or lawn chairs, a picnic dinner

or just a dessert, and join us for the sounds of summer.

FREE

Free Park Admission

for All Concerts

MayHatton-Regester Green - Severna Park

Sundays in May, 4:00-6:00 pmA spring concert series held in the gazebo by the B&A Trail, at

the intersection of B&A Boulevard and Evergreen Road.Sponsored by the Friends of Anne Arundel County Trails.

www.friendsofaatrails.org or 410-222-6141 for more information.

JuneDowns Park - Pasadena

Sundays in June, 6:00-8:00 pmThe Bayside Summer Concert Series features a variety of great

music and beautiful views of the Chesapeake Bay.Sponsored by the Friends of Downs Park.

www.friendsofdownspk.org or 410-222-6230 for more information.6/2 Appaloosa (Top 40)6/9 Summer Knights (Country/Classic Rock)6/16 George Garris & Friends (Country/Classic Rock)6/23 Rebels (Classic Rock)6/30 Sunset (Big Band/Motown)

July-AugustQuiet Waters Park - AnnapolisSaturdays in July & August, 6:00-8:00 pm

Features a fantastic line up of performing artists at the Annual Summer Outdoor Concert Series.

Sponsored by the Friends of Quiet Waters Park.www.fqwp.org or 410-222-1777 for more information.

7/13 US Navy Band (Concert Band)7/20 Guava Jelly (Reggae, Pop, Rock, Country)7/27 Folken Phunk (Folk, Bluegrass, Blues, Pop)8/3 Fractal Cat (Psychedelic Rock)8/10 Assisted Living (Golden Oldies)8/17 Zakke (Funk, Disco, Rock)8/24 Kelly Bell Band (Blues, Hip-hop, Funk)

Historic London Town and Gardens - EdgewaterSundays, July 28 – August 25, 5:00-7:00 pm

Enjoy music in the ornamental gardens overlooking the South River.www.historiclondontown.org or

410-222-1919 for more information.

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Visit www.aacounty.org/recparks for information and updates to the Summer Concert schedule.

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