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Table of Contents

PAGE PROGRAM

3. SUMMER CONCERTS

4. REGISTRATION INFO

PARK NOTES

5. KARATE

WORLD OF WORDS

6. GENTLE YOGA

CPR CLASSES

REVOLT CHEERNASTICS

7. SPECIAL NEEDS PROGRAMS

8. SJ CHAMBER CORN ROAST

PAVILION RENTAL

FARMERS MARKET

9. SPLASH PAD

MEMORIAL TREE LANE

WALKING TRAILS

YOUTH FLAG FOOTBALL-FALL

10. DOG PARK

11. PARKS AND AMENITIES

12. MIDWEST TRAINING & ICE

15. REVOLUTION MUSIC

SPECIAL REQUEST

TO DOG

OWNERS…

The St. John Parks and Recreation

Department, The Park Board, and the many

patrons of our parks ask that dog owners are

mindful of others that use our parks. Dogs

should be leashed at all times for the safety

of others. Dogs should not be in play areas

at any time and owners are responsible to

clean up after their pets. This is a growing

problem in our parks and we ask for your

assistance in keeping our parks a clean and

safe place to play for everyone…Thank You

KEEP YOUR PARKS CLEAN-THROW AWAY THE TRASH

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2020 SATURDAY SUNSET

CONCERT SERIES AT LAKE

HILLS PARK

PRESENTED BY:

ST. JOHN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND

COMMUNITY HOSPITAL

OUTPATIENT CENTRE

All concerts held Saturday evenings at the

LAKE HILLS PARK AMPHITHEATRE beginning at 7pm

Located at 85th Avenue and Lake Hills Drive BRING YOUR FAMILY & FRIENDS, CHAIR,

BLANKET, PICNIC BASKET AND ENJOY A FREE SUMMER OF CONCERTS BY THE LAKE.

July 11: ‘MICHELLE VELEZ TRIO’ July 25: ‘SAMMY LIVE’

July 31: ‘LEANN STUTLER’

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SUMMER

PROGRAM

REGISTRATION

INFORMATION

All registration taken at the St. John Town

Hall Clerk Treasurer’s Office unless

specifically noted. Hours are Monday

through Friday 8am to 4:30pm.

REGISTER BY MAIL OR DROP BOX:

by downloading registration from website:

www.stjohnin.com and Mail to: 10955 W. 93rd

Avenue, St. John, IN 46373

PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED

FOR MOST PROGRAMS!

NO REFUNDS are given unless program is

cancelled.

Some programs require proof of residency

and / or age.

Sorry…No Credit Cards: Checks should

be payable to: Town of St. John

Registration forms include a Liability

Waiver and must be signed.

PHOTO POLICY: Photos of programs are

often taken. Signing up for a class may put

you in a photo that may be used for

publicity…you must accept this possibility.

Cancellation of a program is determined by

the Parks and Recreation Department.

Programs have minimum participant

requirements. Those not met may be

cancelled. Please register early!

Visit our web site:

www.stjohnin.com

PLEASE KEEP OUR PARKS CLEAN. PUT YOUR TRASH IN THE PROPER PLACE. THANK YOU!

ST. JOHN

PARK

NOTES:

PARK PERMITS FOR USE OF PAVILIONS

CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE TOWN HALL

DURING REGULAR OFFICE HOURS. CALL

THE CLERK’S OFFICE FOR OPEN DATES.

USE OF LIGHTS ON ALL BASEBALL AND

SOFTBALL FIELDS MUST HAVE CONSENT

OF THE PARKS AND RECREATION

OFFICE.

NO OVERNIGHT PARKING IN PARKS.

NO DRIVING ON PARK WALKWAYS AND

TRAILS.

SKATEBOARDING NOT ALLOWED AT

LAKE HILLS AMPHITHEATER & PICNIC

AREAS OF ANY PARKS: USING PARK

PICNIC TABLES FOR RAMPS AND RAILS

WILL RESULT IN POLICE ACTION.

HELP KEEP OUR PARKS CLEAN FOR

OTHERS TO ENJOY. PICK UP YOUR

TRASH AND CLEAN UP AFTER YOUR

PETS. THANK YOU!

DOGS ARE ALLOWED IN ST. JOHN PARKS WITH A LEASH. IT IS THE

RESPONSIBILITY OF THE OWNER TO PICK

UP AFTER YOUR PET. OUT OF RESPECT

FOR OTHERS THAT USE THE PARK, WE

ASK FOR YOUR COOPERATION.

FISHING IN ST. JOHN PARKS IS FOR

RESIDENTS ONLY AND DOES REQUIRE A

STATE LICENSE. NO SWIMMING,

BOATING OR WADING IS ALLOWED IN

ANY PARK PONDS AND LAKES.

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TANG SOO DO

KARATE

TWO CLASSES

Champion Squires: AGES 4-6

Junior Knights: AGES 7-10

Our children martial arts program are high-

energy, fun and interactive. Martial arts

classes should go far beyond just kicking and punching.

Our classes focus on character development, physical

fitness, and self-defense.-with the primary goal of

building a child’s discipline, self-confidence and self-

esteem. The training at our school emphasizes

encouragement and positive correction, and we work

hard to ensure all students are treated with dignity and

shown respect. Our instructors, under the direction of 4th

degree black belt master instructor Adam Theros, will

teach curriculum that is fun, challenging, and aligns with

Northwest Indiana Martial Arts Academy and the World

Tang Soo Do Association. When you join our club, you

will become part of a work-wide organization with over

200,000 members.

Day: Tuesdays

Dates:

Session #1 – Summer 2020 – July 7 – Aug 11

Session #2 – Summer 2020 – Aug 18 – Sept 22

TIMES: Champion Squires: 5:30pm to 6:15pm

Junior Knights: 6:30pm to 7:15pm

SITE: Schererville Community Center

500 Joliet Street, Schererville

MIN/MAX: UNLIMITED

SESSION FEE: $45 St. John Residents

$49 non-residents

ST. JOHN MS4 CLEAN WATER

PROGRAM

DO YOUR PART TO KEEP

YOUR WATER CLEAN

WORLD

OF

WORDS LEARN A NEW LANGUAGE

ITALIAN

This class introduces you to the Italian Language by listening, speaking, reading and writing Italian in a cultural context. You will develop a basic proficiency in all language skills through a study of Italian grammar and vocabulary. In order to improve your oral communication skills, you must practice both listening and speaking Italian, which will not only help you learn new vocabulary and grammar structures, but will also increase your comfort level over the course of the 10 classes.

Ages: Class: Days: Dates: Time: Adult Italian Mon. & Thurs July 13 to August 13 6:30pm-7:30pm LOCATION: Online Program Fee: $120

SPANISH

This class introduces you to the Spanish Language by listening, speaking, reading and writing Italian in a cultural context. You will develop a basic proficiency in all language skills through a study of Spanish grammar and vocabulary. In order to improve your oral communication skills, you must practice both listening and speaking Spanish, which will not only help you learn new vocabulary and

Ages: Class: Days: Dates: Time: Adult Spanish Mon. & Thurs July 13 to August 13 7:30pm-8:30pm LOCATION: Online Program Fee: $120

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GENTLE YOGA Certified Yoga Instructor Sherie Sheilds

Gentle yoga poses to awaken the body and bring relaxation to the mind, After practicing yoga, you will be guided through meditation to deepen your relaxation and renew your spirit. Come experience connection and community through this practice

DATES: August 4th-September 8th DAY: Tuesdays TIME: 2pm to 3pm MIN/MAX: 5/10 Fee: $30

CPR CLASSES

When: 2nd Saturday each month: 8 am to Noon Where: St. John Public Safety Building Fee: $20 donation payable to: St. John Volunteer Fire Dept. Support for Healthcare Providers: Basic Life Support training reinforces healthcare professionals' understanding of the importance of early CPR and defibrillation, basic steps of performing CPR, relieving choking, and using an AED; and the role of each link in the Chain of Survival.

To register for a class or additional information, visit the Town of St. John

Website: www.stjohnin.com

REVOLT CHEERNASTICS Ages 5 and up Min/Max 3/20 $69 per session- 6 weeks in each session No Registration Fee and Free T-Shirt Location: 9566 N. Industrial Drive Whether you are new to cheerleading, trying out for your school team, wanting to join our competitive team in the spring, or just want extra cheer and tumble practice, CheerNastics is the perfect class for you. This 60 minute class is divided into 30 minutes of cheerleading and 30 minutes of tumbling. Perfect for all ability levels looking to learn cheerleading and tumbling progressions!

Session 1 Monday's 6-7 PM & Wednesdays 5-6 PM Monday July 6th 6-7 PM

Wednesday July 8th 5-6 PM Monday July 13th 6-7 PM Wednesday July 15th 5-6 PM

Monday July 20th 6-7 PM Wednesday July 22nd 5-6 PM

Session 2 Monday's 6-7 PM & Wednesdays 5-6 PM

Monday August 10th 6-7 PM

Wednesday August 12th 5-6 PM Monday August 17th 6-7 PM Wednesday August 19th 5-6 PM Monday August 24th 6-7 PM Wednesday August 26th 5-6 PM

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COOPERATIVE SPECIAL

RECREATION INITIATIVE

C.S.R.I. is a cooperative venture seeking ways to increase

recreational opportunities for individuals of all ages who have

varying degrees of physical, mental and learning disabilities as

well as emotional difficulties, hearing or visual impairment, and

developmental delays. St. John Parks and Recreation is proud to be part of CSRI

along with the following agencies:

>CROWN POINT PARKS AND RECREATION >DYER PARKS & RECREATION >EAST CHICAGO MARINA

>HAMMOND PARKS AND RECREATION >HAMMOND PORT AUTHORITY >HANNOVER CENTRAL HS KEY

CLUB >HIGHLAND PARKS & RECREATION >LAKE COUNTY PARKS >LOWELL PARKS AND

RECRETION>MERRILLVILE PARKS AND RECREATION >MUNSTER PARKS & RECREATION >

>SCHERERVILLE PARKS & RECREATION >WHITING PARKS & RECREATION>WHITING FAMILY YMCA

Join us for the upcoming special events. If you are interested in participating, call the host agency for details and registration of each event. Most events require pre-registration and some a small fee. SPECIAL NOTE: If you are interested being added to the CSRI mailing or email list, need to correct an address, name or contact person; please email to csri2004@yahoo.com or call one of the participating agencies. Help us save postage and be more environmentally friendly by going paperless! Our CSRI email list will give you notifications and updated information on upcoming events. Please include your name, address, phone and email address. REMINDERS ARE SENT DIRECTLY TO YOU ON EACH EVENT.

THESE ARE THE UPCOMING CSRI EVENTS FOR 2020:

(All dates subject to change) July 13 CSRI POOL PARTY AT MUNSTER POOL Munster Parks and Recreation Call: 219-836-7275

July 30 TIE-DYE EVENT SPORTSPLEX Crown Point Parks and Recreation Call: 219-661-2271

August 17 TOUCH A TRUCK AT SPORTSPLEX Crown Point Parks and Recreation Call: 219-661-2271

October 16 HALLOWEEN PARTY AT COMMUNITY CENTER Schererville Parks and Recreation Call: 219-865-5530

October 25 WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE HAYRIDE Lake County Parks Call: 219-945-0543

November 15 TURKEY BOWLING AND GAMES Hanover Central Key Club Call: 219-306-2919

December 4 VISIT WITH SANTA / FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS St. John Parks and Recreation Call: 219-365-6236

December 5 SANTA POCESSION WITH TREE LIGHTING Merrillville Parks and Recreation Call: 219-980-5911

For more information and details on these programs, look on

the Town website in Parks under CSRI.

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ST. JOHN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

ANNUAL CORN ROAST Friday, August 7, 4– 8 p.m.

Clark Middle School

This year’s event is CURBSIDE pickup only!

There will be no additional vendors!

For more information contact the St. John Chamber of Commerce

219-365-4686, Monday to Friday 9am to noon.

PAVILION RENTAL

INFORMATION Hosting a family picnic, having a kids birthday party, just getting together with a few friends, reserve your pavilion today! The St. John Parks have several pavilions available to rent by the day. Locations are at the following parks: Prairie West, Homestead, Larimer, and Civic. To reserve the date and pavilion, contact the St. John Clerk’s office at 365-4800 or stop by in person. Rental fee is $100 plus a $100 refundable security deposit. The clerk’s office will supply you with rules of rental. All reservations taken on a first come basis.

CALL CLERK’S OFFICE AT 365-4800 Prompt #4 FOR INFORMATION AND

AVAILABILITY OF DATES.

ST. JOHN

FARMERS

MARKET Located at Community Outpatient Center

9660 Wicker Avenue

For vendor information, contact:

Shelby Siska at 219-689-9678

The St. John Farmers Market

will again be held on Sundays this summer beginning May 5th through October 27th. Stop by the

south parking lot of the Community Hospital Outpatient Centre. Come and shop the home grown items from local

vendors of our area. The hours of operation are 8am to 1pm.

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sPLASH PAD AT HERON LAKE PARK.

In 2020 our splash pad at Heron Lake Park operates from July 5 to the weekend after Labor Day. Hours of operation are 9am to 6pm daily. The splash pad is recommended for toddlers to 8 years of age. All kids must be supervised at all times.

ST. JOHN

MEMORIAL

TREE LANE Have you thought of having a living memorial for someone or group of special someone’s? The St. John Parks and Recreation Department and Tree Board have established a Memorial Tree Lane in Lindsay Park. This park will be the setting along the walking trail where you can donate a tree as a memorial and put your plaque to honor those dear to you. This is a great memorial that you can enjoy year after year. This project will not only be a living memorial but will help beautify one of our trails in the park and a place to enjoy your remembrance. For information on donating a memorial tree, contact the St. John Parks and Recreation Department. We will be working with Alsip Nursery where you can choose from an assortment of trees that fit the landscape and soil content for longer and more fruitful growth.

Call 219-365-6236 for more information.

BIKE AND WALKING TRAILS

Enjoy the bike and walking trails at Lake Hills, Homestead and Heartland Parks. Over 5 miles of paved trails. Take time to visit your park and enjoy the summer on the nearly five miles of paved trails. Soak in the sunshine, bring the family or bring a friend! A great way to improve your health and fitness.

NFL YOUTH FLAG FOOTBALL – EXPERIENCE THE DIFFERENCE

St. John’s recreational flag football program is now available for boys and girls ages 4 to 14. Our practices and games are held at Lake Central High School premier football stadium. All games held on Sundays. The season is scheduled to start in September, finishing up November (schedule is subject to change). This will include a NFL Flag Football jersey, flag belt, participation award and 8 weeks of football. This is a 5 vs. 5, non-contact, recreational, co-ed format. This is an exceptional program for first time players who want to learn the fundamentals of football. This is also a wonderful opportunity for players who may want to continue to enhance their skills before taking the next leap into tackle football. There are no try-outs! Everyone participates! Players are placed on teams according to their school and grade to ensure classmates are playing together. Registration for the season will open in early June. Please register ONLY at www.nationalflagfootball.com.

Registration deadline is August 1, 2020 and the registration price is $134.50 plus a 3.99% processing

fee. Fall season September 12 to October 25.

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LOCATED AT HUNTER’S RUN PARK

10051 HEDWIG DRIVE

ST JOHN DOG ADDRESS AND FEES: The dog park is

located at 10057 Hedwig Drive, St John, Indiana 46373. Users are required to purchase a permit each calendar year at the St. John Town Hall, 10955 West 93rd Avenue.

Permits are valid on a calendar year basis (January 1 through December 31).

Permit issuance to participant users shall be on a calendar year basis, no matter when issued in the calendar year. Permit Fees will not be prorated. Each Permit will expire on December 31 of that year.

Proof of current vaccinations is required. Rabies, DHPP (Distemper, Hepatitis, Parainfluenza, Parvovirus). Bordatella is not mandatory, but is strongly recommended.

Annual Participant/User Fee for St. John Residents: $25.00 – one dog; $10.00 each additional dog.

Non-Resident Participant/User Fee: $100.00 – one dog; $25.00 each additional dog. Replacement card: $10.00 if card is lost or damaged.

ST JOHN DOG PARK RULES AND REGULATIONS: The

following Rules and Regulations shall apply for the use of the St. John Dog Park Facility by Participant/Users, namely:

1. Only two (2) dogs per adult owner are allowed at one time. Both dogs must remain in the same run area with owner. Owners shall not leave dogs in run areas without owner supervision.

2. Dogs must be leashed until inside run area. Maximum leash length is six (6) feet. No prong or pinch collars are allowed. Only buckle or stretch collars are permitted in the dog park for the dog’s safety.

3. Children 11 and under not allowed in run areas. Children 12 through 16 must be accompanied by an adult and are not to be left unattended in run areas.

4. Dogs must display current rabies tags. 5. Unhealthy dogs or those dogs in season are not allowed in

the dog park. 6. It is recommended that dogs are on a regular flea and tick

treatment in spring, summer and fall. 7. Dogs under six (6) months of age are not permitted in park. 8. Perpetual barking is not allowed as this is a nuisance to

members and surrounding neighbors. If your dog will not stop barking for whatever reason, you must leave the dog park.

9. Dogs that exhibit aggressive behavior must be removed from the dog park immediately. Offenders of this policy will lose their dog park privileges. Do not permit your dog to run to the gate when another dog is entering. Keep gate area clear so that members can enter and exit without incidents.

10. Owners must clean up after their dog(s). Bags and waste receptacles are available.

11. Food, glass containers, smoking or chewing of tobacco, and alcohol are not allowed on the dog park premises. Small bite sized training treats are permitted.

12. Bicyclists, skateboarders, roller skaters, roller blading, and all other motorized or human-propelled devices (except wheelchairs) are prohibited within the large and small dog areas of the park.

13. Owners are legally responsible for their dogs and any injuries or damage caused by their dogs.

14. Only registered dogs and their owners displaying a key card are allowed into the dog park. Please encourage others to pick up a packet at the St. John Town Hall and register to become a participant user.

15. Report "fence jumpers" to St. John Animal Control. The Animal Control phone number is: (219) 365-6032.

16. Animal abuse will not be tolerated and will be reported to the Police Department.

17. Pursuant to Lake County Ordinance #1244F: Pit Bull and Pit Bull mixes are prohibited from participating in unleashed dog parks. Consequently, Pit Bull and Pit Bull mixes are not permitted to be in the dog park.

Precautions and Etiquette

Please remember: Children 11 and under are not allowed in dog run areas.

Dogs are unpredictable and feisty. Often dogs do not respond well to people running and yelling. Also, all visitors should always ask the handler before petting a strange dog.

Entering and exiting a dog park is stressful and exciting even for the most well behaved dogs. Please allow other’s space to enter and exit before you do. Be sure to securely close all gates behind you.

After entering the dog park let your dog off-leash. Leashed dogs feel threatened when they are around unleashed dogs. If you are uncomfortable with letting your dog off leash, do not visit the park. Prong and choke collars must be removed.

Supervise your dog at all times. When a new dog enters the park, be aware of where your dog is. Don’t allow dogs to congregate around the entrance. Owners must carry one (1) leash in hand per dog (maximum of two (2) dogs per person).

If your dog starts to mount, you must immediately discourage this activity to avoid any aggression problems from other dogs, or leave the park.

Dog fights are rare, but if one does occur, the best method to break it up is to grab both dogs’ hind legs and direct them in opposite directions. Block any eye contact the dogs make with each other. Dogs that remain unruly or aggressive must be immediately removed from the park.

If your dog injuries another dog or owner, be sure to give your name and phone number to injured party. You are legally and financially responsible for your dog’s actions and any harm it causes to others.

Pick up your dog’s droppings. You must carry extra bags with you. Bags and waste receptacles are also available.

Be respectful of other dogs and their owners. Do not allow your dog to be a nuisance to other dogs and their owners.

Dog agility equipment and dog toys are for use by dogs – not for use by owners or handlers.

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ST. JOHN PARKS LOCATIONS AND AMENITIES

EDGEWOOD ESTATES- 14122 W. 90TH Ave. Playground equipment FAIRWAY-Prestwick Place & Muirfield Lane Playground equipment, picnic tables GATES SOCCER FIELDS-10201 PARK PLACE Soccer fields HEARTLAND- 19600 White Oak Avenue Playground equipment, Babe Ruth Field, six softball fields, five baseball fields, six sand volleyball courts, three concession stands HELDT-Saddle Creek Drive & Birch Brook Drive Playground equipment, picnic tables, shelter HERON LAKE-11960 Osage Drive Playground equipment, picnic tables, splash pad, sled hill HOMESTEAD VILLAGE-9921Olcott Playground equipment, walking / bike trail, pavilion, picnic tables HOMESTEAD ACRES 2 & 3-10250 Olcott Walking /bike trail, shelter, picnic table HUNTERS RUN 10051 Hegwig Drive Wiggly Field Dog Park LAKE HILLS-8640 Lake Hills Drive Playground equipment, walking / bike trail, fishing pier, picnic tables, amphitheater, lake LANCER-8900 Schaeffer Drive Playground equipment, climber, picnic tables, pavilion LANTERN VIEW-8355 Lantern View Lane Playground equipment LARIMER-9375 Woodland Drive Playground equipment, picnic tables, basketball court, pond

LINDSAY-Hillside Drive & Whitewater Crossing Playground equipment, picnic tables LOUIS ESTATES-8921 Ditola Court Pond PATNOE-105th Street & White Oak Drive Playground equipment, picnic tables, soccer field PRAIRIE WEST-9359 West Oakridge Drive Playground equipment, pond, pavilion, picnic tables RAINWATER-8751 Oakwood Drive North Playground equipment, picnic tables SADDLECREEK-10171 Sagebush Lane Shelter, picnic table SCHILLTON HILLS-8951 Franklin Drive Playground equipment, pavilion, picnic tables, barbeque grill SILVERLEAF-13350 107th Avenue Playground equipment, picnic tables SUNMEADOWS- 13200 Snowberry Lane Playground equipment, picnic tables, pond TIMBERLANE- 11825 W. 90th Avenue Playground equipment, walking path, picnic table VENTURA ESTATES-11643 Ventura Drive Playground equipment, picnic tables VETERANS CIVIC-9401 Civic Drive Playground equipment, two pavilions, picnic tables, barbeque grills, basketball court, volleyball court, horseshoe pits, three baseball fields, concession stand, tennis court

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S U M M E R 2 0 2 0

Midwest Training & Ice Center Classes USA Gymnastics Development Gym of the Year!

Registration fee is waived when signing up

through the St. John Parks Department.

All classes take place at:

Midwest Training & Ice Center

10600 White Oak Ave., Dyer, Indiana 46311

Welcome to the wonderful world of Gymnastics!

Our artistic gymnastic, trampoline and floor

tumbling participants are all taught the basics

through a progressive method of instruction.

Flexibility and strength are introduced to

complete a well-rounded and fun gymnastics

experience. All gymnastic equipment will be used

appropriately for each level of class. Movements

to other levels are by skill.

*Leotards for girls and form fitting athletic wear

for boys must be worn, as well as socks.

*NO ADDITIONAL ATTIRE COSTS!

Mommy & Me Gymnastics

(Ages 18 - 36 months)

Fee: $60 per session

This class is designed as a playful parent/baby class. It is

centered around age appropriate developmental movements

using special tot-sized apparatus. Strong emphasis will be

given to socialization skills and group involvement.

Days: Dates: Times:

Wed August 5-26 10:30am - 11:15am

Wed. Sept 2 - 23 10:30am - 11:15am

Evening - Preschool Artistic Gymnastics

(Ages 3-5)

Fee: $90 per session

Days: Dates: Times:

Tues. Aug 4 – 25 5:00pm - 5:55pm

Tues. Sept. 1 - 22 5:00pm - 5:55pm

Morning - Preschool Artistic Gymnastics (Ages 3-5)

Fee: $60 per session

Days: Dates: Times

Wed. Aug 5 – 26 9:30am – 10:25am

Fri. Aug 7 – 28 9:00am – 9:55am

Fri Aug 7 – 28 11:00am -11:55am

Wed. Sept. 2 - 23 9:30am - 10:25am

Fri. Sept. 4 - 25 9:00am - 9:55am

Fri. Sept. 4 - 25 11:00am - 11:55am

Beginning Artistic Gymnastics Classes

(Ages 6 & Older)

Fee: $90 per session

Days: Dates: Times:

Tues. Aug. 4 – 25 5:30pm - 6:30pm

Tues. Sept. 1 – 22 5:30pm - 6:30pm

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Pre-Alpha - Beginner Skating Lessons (Ages 6 & older)

Fee: $80 per session

Beginner skate classes will cover the following

skills; forward skating and maneuvers such as:

glides, swizzles, and beginner stopping. Balance

and self-confidence are stressed all while having

fun during this class. Skates are provided during

class time. Register for one or more sessions.

Please dress warm (jeans are not allowed) and

wear gloves. Helmets are recommended.

Day: Dates: Times:

Thurs. Aug 6 – 27 5:35 - 6:20pm

Sat. Aug 8 – 29 9:05 – 9:50am

Thurs. Sept. 3 – 24 5:35 - 6:20pm

Sat. Sept. 5 – 26 9:05 - 9:50am

Tots-Learn to Skate- Beginner Skating Lessons (Ages 3-5)

Fee: $80 per session

Tots beginner skate classes will cover the

following skills; Standing, falling and getting up,

marching and gliding. Balance and self-

confidence are stressed all while having fun

during this class. Skates are provided. Register

for one or more sessions. Helmets (bike) and

gloves are mandatory. Please dress warm and

wear comfortable clothing. (no jeans).

Day: Dates: Times:

Thurs Aug. 6 – 27 5:35 - 6:20pm

Sat. Aug. 8 – 29 9:05 - 9:50am

Thurs. Sept. 3 – 24 5:35 - 6:20pm

Pre-Hockey - Beginner Hockey Skating Lessons (Ages 3 & older)

Fee: $60 for 2 times per week

Pre-Hockey Learn to skate classes are designed

for the beginner who has had no prior formal

lessons. Swizzles, glides and backward wiggles

will be emphasized. Skates are provided during

class. A Hockey helmet with facemask, hockey

gloves, stick and all hockey pads are required for

this class.

Classes are held on Fridays & Saturdays over a four

week period for a total of 8 consecutive classes.

Days/Times: Dates:

Fri. 5:10-6:10pm & Sat. 10-11am Aug, 7 - 29

Fri. 5:10-6:10pm & Sat. 10- 11am Sept. 4 - 26

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Parkour Classes for

Boys and Girls

Parkour is widely accepted as a method of training

for the safest, quickest, and most efficient routing

from one point to another. Participants will train

in order to be as fluid, functional and liberated as

possible in physical movement and to overcome

physical obstacles. Our program will focus on

specific elements of obstacle course training. Our

younger classes are developed to safely get

children moving and exploring the very new

world around them, to inherently build confidence

in each step and define their most formative years

with a strong base of control. Our classes will

consist of two major components: conditioning

and drilling which include climbing, jumping, and

vaulting while maintaining a fun and challenging

atmosphere.

Preschool Parkour

(Ages 3 -5)

1 hour class

Fee: $90

Days/Times: Dates:

Sundays 2:30pm-3:30pm Aug. 2 - 23

Sundays 2:30pm-3:30pm Sept. 6 - 27

Beginner Parkour

(Ages 6+)

1-1/2 hour class

Fee: $90

Days/Times: Dates:

Sundays 3:30pm – 5pm Aug. 2 - 23

Sundays 3:30pm - 5pm Sept. 6 - 27

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Trampoline Classes

Trampoline varies greatly from recreational

bouncing. International competition trampolines

are larger and more powerful than traditional

"backyard" models. In this class, you will be

introduced to the correct form of jumping and

taught introductory skills all while learning self-

discipline, agility, coordination, and body control

all in this class.

Preschool Trampoline Classes

(Ages 3 - 5)

Fee: $90

Days: Dates: Times:

Tues. Aug. 4 – 25 4:00pm – 4:55pm

Thurs. Aug 6 – 27 4:00pm – 4:55pm

Tues. Sept. 1 – 22 4:00pm - 4:55pm

Thurs. Sept. 3 – 24 4:00pm - 4:55pm

Beginner Trampoline Classes

(Ages 6 + up)

Fee: $90

Days: Dates: Times:

Tues. Aug. 4 – 25 4:00pm - 5:00pm

Wed. Aug. 5 – 26 7:00pm - 8:00pm

Sat. Aug. 1 – 22 12:00pm -1:00pm

Tues. Sept. 1 - 22 4:00pm - 5:00pm

Wed Sept. 2 – 23 7:00pm - 8:00pm

Sat. Sept. 5 – 26 12:00pm - 1:00pm

St. John Parks and Recreation Welcomes you

Guitar Lessons

Revolution guitar instructor Aaron Harris takes you through the basics of guitar playing, a little bit of the history of the instrument and what makes a

guitar so popular and fun! Ages: Days: Dates: Time: 12 yrs. and under Mon. July 6 – August 10 3:30pm - 4:30pm 12 yrs. and over Tues July 7 to August 11 3:30pm - 4:30pm

SITE: Revolution Music School

9121 Wicker Avenue, Suite #1

MIN/MAX: 2/4 FEE: $120 [6 Lessons]

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John Rainwater—In Memoriam 2020