Parks & Recreation and Arts Center - City of Lakeville

FAMILY CAMPOUT ADVENTURE - 1ST ANNUALADAPTIVE PROGRAMSADAPTIVE ART CAMPSLOCATION - LAKEVILLE AREA ARTS CENTER20965 HOLYOKE AVE.PAINTING PALETTE KNIFEThis painting technique is like frosting a cake! Wewill paint colorful abstract paintings with lots oftexture and a heart and star theme.Ages 6 & olderFri., June 20, 10:30 a.m.-noon, Heart themed$18 #7130Fri., Aug. 15, 10:30 a.m.-noon, Star themed$18 #7131POTTERYWe will be making a clay birdhouse and the classwill meet twice, once to make the project andanother to glaze.Ages 6 & olderFri., July 18 & Aug. 1, 10:30 a.m.-noon$18 #7132Friday July 25th 7 p.m.Join the Family Camping Fun!Celebrate “Out is In” during the month of July! Bring your family together for the 2014 FamilyCampout Adventure! Arrive at 7 p.m. to set up your tent with your family (tents only please). Take partin fun games and activities throughout the night! Bring your favorite beverages and food to enjoyduring the camping adventure while enjoying complimentary hot dogs and s’mores. When the starscome out, the true camping adventures begin! Get ready to stay up late enjoying family bonding,sharing stories and camping under the stars! Wake up Saturday morning and feel free to stay for the27 th Annual Youth Fishing Contest starting at 9 a.m. (details on the contest are located on page 3).DATE: Friday, July 25 to Saturday July 26TIME: 25 th arrive 7 p.m. - 26 th depart by 11 a.m.LOCATION: Casperson Park, 19720 Juno TrailCOST: $10 per family, pre-registration required #7129PROGRAMS THROUGHCOMMUNITY EDUCATIONThese summer classes are offered to ages K-12.Information is available at Community Education,952-232-2150 orwww.LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.net.Adaptive Snackin' on Your OwnMon-Thurs., July 28-31, 1-2 p.m., $20Adaptive Opportunity in the Arts - New!Mon-Thurs., Aug. 4-7, 1-2 p.m., $13Adaptive Swim LessonsSummer weekday and evening lessonsSOUTH METRO MIRACLE BASEBALLFor information on adaptive baseball visitwww.lakevillebaseball.org and click on theMiracle League link.LAKEVILLE CARESCommunity Adaptive Recreation & Education is committed to providing recreational and educationalexperiences for our school-age children with special needs. Students are welcome and encouraged tobring a P.C.A. An experienced special education staff member or volunteer will be on hand. For moreinfo or to share ideas, call 952-985-4615 or 952-232-2150.JEEPERS PEEPERSIS BACK!LOCATION - GAZEBORitter Farm Park…After DarkKeep the kids up late andexperience Ritter Farm Parkafter hours! We’ll begin with acampfire and s’mores andLakeville EnvironmentalResources staff will teach youto identify the songs andlooks of different frog species.A nighttime hike through thewoods will let you use yournew found knowledge and allyour senses to discover frogs(maybe even spring peepers!),owls, bugs and othercreatures of the night. You’llsee night in a whole new light!Don’t forget your flashlight!Meet at the picnic gazebo.All ages, families encouraged,youth must be accompaniedby an adultThurs., June 198:30-10 p.m.$6 per person#7128CreatingCommunitythroughPeople, Parks& Programslakeville-rapconnect.com5

Nature Programs & Science Explorer Camps6NATURE PROGRAMS AT RITTERLOCATION - RITTER FARM PARK, 19300 RITTER TRAIL, ED MAKO ENVIRONMENTAL LEARNING CENTER (ELC) - UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTEDDress for the outdoors, bring bug spray, sunscreen, long pants and sturdy shoes. Bring a backpack, water bottle and snacks.Bring a lunch for all-day camps.SOUTH FORTY ARCHERSYOUTH ARCHERY LESSONSLOCATION - ARCHERY RANGEWWW.SOUTHFORTYARCHERS.COMKids will betrained bycertifiedinstructors onthe propersafety aspectsof archery andthe technicalusage ofarchery equipment. For the beginnerclasses, South Forty Archers willsupply a bow for you or you maybring your own. If you need to use aSouth Forty Archers bow pleaseindicate on the registration form ifthe participant is left-handed orright--handed. For the intermediateclass, participants must supply theirown bow and arrows.Ages 9-17 (youth registrants only)Thursdays $48Beginner Classes #June 5-26, 5-6:30 p.m. 7092June 5-26, 7-8:30 p.m. 7093July 10-31, 5-6:30 p.m. 7094Intermediate ClassJuly 10-31, 7-8:30 p.m. 7095BIRD BANDINGLOCATION - GAZEBOJoin researchers from the NorthCentral Bird Observatory for an upcloseand personal look at local andmigrant wild birds. In this ongoingresearch project, the public willobserve the capture of birds usingmist nets and the collection of dataincluding placing identifying bandson the birds. Birds are then releasedback into the wild. It’s a great wayfor families to learn about thescience of bird banding. Event willtake place rain or shine. All ages,families encouraged, youth must beaccompanied by an adult.Sun., 9 a.m.-noon$2/per person 10 & olderFree for children under 10April 27 #7007 May 4 #7008May 18 #7009 Aug. 24 #7010Sept. 14 #7011 Sept. 21 #7012WARBLER ALERTINSTRUCTOR - NATURALIST DAN NEWBAUERSome of the most beautiful birds onour planet should be passing throughRitter Farm Park today—the Warblers.We'll search the park in hopes ofseeing some of these magnificent birdsand others. Dress for the weather andbring binoculars. Ages 12 & up.Sat., May 17, 7-9 a.m.Free (you must pre-register) #7100MOREL MANIAINSTRUCTOR - NATURALIST DAN NEWBAUERThe secrets of morels will be sharedand since this should be the peak timefor hunting morels—we'll try to findsome. Be prepared to leave the trailsand go where most would not venture.After all, that’s where the morels hide!Ages 12 & up.Sat., May 17, 10 a.m.-noon$5 #7110NATURE DETECTIVESPut your sleuthing skills to the test onan “investigative” hike led by LakevilleEnvironmental Resources staff as wediscover the cool things the park has tooffer. We’ll look for wildlife and theirtracks, “fish” for bugs in the water bydip-netting and search for prairieplants. Wear good walking/hikingshoes and bring boots if your childwould like to wade in the water.Ages 5-12Tues. & Thurs., June 10 & 129:30-11:30 a.m.$28 #7099RITTER CRITTER CAMPINSTRUCTOR - NATURALIST DAN NEWBAUERThree fun-filled days of hands-onexperiences with live animals—butterflies, snakes, tarantulas, lizards,cockroaches, bees, rabbits androdents. Explore trails, prairie, pond,woods and habitats found at RitterFarm Park. Concepts covered includejournaling and nature art in thisexciting camp. Wear long pants andgood hiking shoes. Bring a lunch, snackand water. Ages 6-12.Wed.-Fri., June 18-20, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.$120 #7103NATURE ADVENTURE CAMPINSTRUCTOR - NATURALIST DAN NEWBAUERTwo fun-filled active days outdoors.Hang out in the forest, play in theprairie and wetlands discovering theplants and animals living there. Meetlive animals, look for evidence of oldhomesteads and walk deer trails. Makeyour own game and create naturecrafts. Wear long pants and hikingshoes. Bring lunch, snacks and water.Ages 6-12.Thurs. & Fri., July 24-25, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.$80 #7105ADV. NATURALIST CAMPINSTRUCTOR - NATURALIST DAN NEWBAUERActivities for those who enjoy naturebut desire to know more about thenatural world. Two days of outdoor skillbuilding,reading the landscape, animalhandling techniques, herbal medicine,cleaning and preparing a skull to takehome, animal migration, bee keeping,survival skills and animal field surveys.Bring a lunch, snack and water. Wearsturdy shoes and long pants for off-trailactivities. Ages 9-15.Thurs. & Fri., Aug. 14-15, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.$80 #7107BUTTERFLY TAGGINGINSTRUCTOR - NATURALIST DAN NEWBAUERSoon Minnesota monarch butterflieswill begin their 1,500+ mile journey tothe central highlands of Mexico. Jointhe International Insect MigrationStudies team, tag monarchs todiscover and confirm their migrationroute and duration. Bring your own net,some will be available for use.All ages, families encouraged.Sat., Aug. 23, 7-9 a.m.Free (you must pre-register) #7106HONEY HARVESTINSTRUCTOR - NATURALIST DAN NEWBAUERThe beekeeper and bees are in! Sharein the honey harvest and tasting. Findout what it takes to get good raw honeyfrom the flowers and the bees. All ages,families encouraged.Sat., Aug. 23, 10 a.m.-noon$5 per person #7119$15 per family #7120

Puppet Wagon & Safety CampsPUPPET WAGONSCHEDULE - JUNE 16-AUG. 8In case of inclement weather,call 952-985-4690, option #2,after 8:30 a.m. for information.Kermie the Frog, Chuck the Bunny, Myron and the whole puppetcrew are waiting to entertain Lakeville children this summer. Bringyour blanket or lawn chairs, relax and enjoy the shows. There willbe no neighborhood performances July 4 or July 11.MONDAY 9 a.m. Independence Park10 a.m. North Park11 a.m. Highview HeightsTUESDAY 9 a.m. Prairie Lake10 a.m. Meadows11 a.m. AntlersWEDNESDAY 9 a.m. GreenridgeTHURSDAY 9 a.m. Hypointe Crossing10 a.m. Valley Lake11 a.m. FoxboroughFRIDAY 9 a.m. Cherryview10 a.m. Village Creek11 a.m. ChadwickTHANK YOUA special thanks to CosmopolitanOrthodontics and the LakevilleRotary and for their funding of theLakeville Puppet Wagon.Join thepuppets onJuly 11 for a2:15 p.m.performanceat AronsonPark as part ofPan-O-Prog’sYouth PlayDay.DISCOUNTNICKELODEONUNIVERSEWRISTBANDSLOCATION - MALL OFAMERICA, BLOOMINGTONPurchase admissionat a great discountthrough the Parks &RecreationDepartment. Save onfive-hour and all dayunlimited ridewristbands. Great forfamilies, friends,birthday parties andspecial outings!Prepare yourself forthe wild ride ahead!Valid anytime—purchase and pick upat our office.All-day wristband$24 #7013Paid AdvertisementKayaking & Fishing Adventures8

SAFETY CAMPSLITTLE TYKES SAFETY CAMPLOCATION - ANTLERS PARK, 9740 201 ST ST. W.You’re never too young to learn about safety!This program is designed to introduce youngerchildren to important safety lessons about water,fire, 9-1-1, stranger danger, animal safety andmore. Participants will tour a police car and firetruck as they join Lakeville police officers andfirefighters at this spectacular camp. Snacks anda beverage will be provided each day.Grades K-2 (2014-15 school year)Mon. & Tues., July 21 & 22, 9-11 a.m.$18 #7020SAFETY CAMPLOCATION - ANTLERS PARK, 9740 201 ST ST. W.Kids, join us for two days of excitement, fun andadventure. In fact, this active learning experiencemay someday save your life or the life ofsomeone you know. Participants will learn about:FIRE, WATER, AND ELECTRICAL SAFETY; SELFDEFENSE; DRUG AWARENESS AND STRANGERDANGERSpend two great days with Lakeville policeofficers, firefighters, Red Cross staff, DakotaElectric Association staff and recreation leaders.Bring a bag lunch Monday and Tuesday.Camp is designed for kids entering grades3 & 4 for the 2014-15 school year.Mon., Aug. 11, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.Tues., Aug. 12, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.**Families are invited to a graduationceremony Tues., Aug. 12 at 4 p.m.$32 #7021Includes two days at camp and at-shirt. Please indicate size of shirtwhen registering.Sponsors:Xcel EnergyDakota Electric AssociationNew Market BankBOOK THE PARKNOW!Your family gathering,company picnic, classreunion, graduation,wedding and other groupevents will be a greatsuccess when you reserveone of Lakeville’sexceptional park facilities.Whether the size of yourgroup is 15 or over 200, wehave the perfect site!Paid AdvertisementCreatingCommunitythroughPeople, Parks& Programslakeville-rapconnect.com9

GOLF LESSONSJUNIOR CAMPSLOCATION - HERITAGE LINKS GOLF COURSEThese camps are fun and create enthusiasm forthe game of golf. This camp will teach properfundamentals and basic skills, educate juniorson basic rules and golf etiquette, and teachsocial skills. Please indicate shirt size whenregistering.Ages 7-13Mon.-Fri., 10 am-noonJune 9-13 #7210June 16-20 #7211June 23-27 #7212$125/person - Limit of 60 golfers per sessionJUNIOR LESSONSLOCATION - CRYSTAL LAKE GOLF COURSEThe fundamentals of putting, chipping, pitchingand full swing will be covered in a FUNencouraging learning environment! Rules,etiquette and equipment will be covered plus thelatest golf fitness training for juniors fgrom TPI(Titleist Performance Institute) will beincorporated into each lesson. Fun games & drillswill enhance motor skill training and quicken thelearning process. Please indicate if clubs areneeded and if so, if left or right handed areneeded. First session meets at Putting Green!After School Lessons—ages 8-12Days Time Dates #Tues. 4-5 p.m. May 13, 20, 27 June 3 7213Wed. 3:45-4:45 p.m. May 14, 21, 28 June 4 7214Summer Lessons—ages 8-12Days Time Dates #M-Th 1:30-2:30 p.m. June 9-12 7215M-Th 1:30-2:30 p.m. June 16-19 7216M-Th 1:30-2:30 p.m. June 23-26 7217M-Th 1:30-2:30 p.m. July 7-10 7218T-Fr 2-3 p.m. July 15-18 7219M-Th 2-3 p.m. July 21-24 7220M-Th 1:30-2:30 p.m. July 28-31 7221$80/person - Limit of only 8 golfers per sessionGOLF FUNDAMENTALS LESSONSLOCATION - CRYSTAL LAKE GOLF COURSELessons are geared for adults 16 and older.Looking to refresh or improve yourfundamentals? This class is for you~ Regardlessof your skill level, this class will focus onimproving your putting, chipping, pitching and fullswing. Basic rules, etiquette and equipment willbe covered. As a certified TPI (TitleistPerformance Institute) instructor, Sheryl willincorporate golf specific stretches and exercisesinto the lesson program. All sessions take placeon the practice range, putting green or new shortgame area! Bring your clubs or if clubs areneeded, please indicate if left- or right-handedwill be needed. Class includes a Free 9-HolePass! First session meets on the Patio!Days Time Dates #M,W 6:15-7:15 p.m. May 12, 14, 19, 21 7225T,Th 12:30-1:30 p.m. May 13, 15, 20, 22 7229W 6-7 p.m. May 28, June 4, 11, 18 7228$100/person - Limit of 8 golfers per sessionWELCOME TO GOLF WORKSHOP FOR NEWGOLFERS!LOCATION - CRYSTAL LAKE GOLF COURSEGeared for adults 16 and older. Yes, golf can be intimidating~BUT, this workshop is designed to help introduce you and yourfriends to the language, the equipment, proper etiquette andsome of the basic skills in the areas of putting, chipping andfull swing! Bring a friend, bring your questions and see howmuch FUN golf can be! Handouts will be given. Snacksprovided. Meet out on the Patio!Saturday 5-6:30 pm May 24 #7227$30LOCATIONSCRYSTAL LAKE GOLF COURSE16725 INNSBROOK DR.LAKEVILLESheryl MaizeLPGA Teaching ProfessionalUS Kids Certified Instructor& TPI Level 3 Junior CoachCost includes balls,handouts and equipmentif needed.HERITAGE LINKS GOLF COURSE8075 LUCERNE BLVD.LAKEVILLEBrett MartinsonPGA ProfessionalCost includes balls,handouts, equipment ifneeded, t-shirt and prizes.LPGA~USGAGIRLS GOLF CLUB OF LAKEVILLE SPRING CLINICLOCATION - CRYSTAL LAKE GOLF COURSECome learn about Lakeville's LPGA Girls Golf Club! The day will include fun games,learning new skills, golf fitness, meeting new friends, more fun and of coursetreats! LPGA Teaching Professional Sheryl Maize is excited to be the site directorNEW for one of the newest chapters of the national LPGA~USGA Girls Golf Club. It is adevelopmental junior golf program that encourages girls age 7-17 to learn to playgolf, build friendships and sample competition in a non-threatening environment.This kick-off clinic is just a fun sampling of what the club is all about! Volunteers and golf mentors arealways welcome! Core values of the program are to "Empower, Enrich, Engage, Exercise and Energize"girls through golf! Bring a friend, bring your clubs (or let us know if you need some!) and prepare tohave FUN!Saturday May 17 2-4 pm Open to all girls age 7-17 #7222$20CreatingCommunitythroughPeople, Parks& Programslakeville-rapconnect.com11

Sports Unlimited CampsSPORTS UNLIMITED CAMPSLOCATIONS - ANTLERS PARK, 9740 201 ST ST. W. DAKOTA HEIGHTS PARK, 9550 175 TH ST. W.BUNKER HILL PARK, 6755 GERDINE PATH STEVE MICHAUD PARK, 17100 IPAVA AVE.DODD TRAIL PARK, 17035 FLAGSTAFF AVE. KENWOOD TRAIL MIDDLE SCHOOL, 19455 KENWOOD TR.Programs are designed for boys and girls ages 5-12, regardless of skill or ability. The camps are based on the philosophy ofproviding all children with the opportunity to develop athletic skills in a fun, safe and non-competitive environment. SportsUnlimited coaches will teach the fundamental skills of sports using small group activities, scrimmages and fun games. Theywill also focus on helping the kids learn the rules of the sport while working on team play and sportsmanship. Please bringsunscreen, water bottle and snacks to all camps. Extra equipment may be necessary for somecamps, if noted. All coaches are CPR-certified and trained to meet the needs of young participants. Thecoaches are committed to helping the young athletes start off on the right foot as they taketheir first steps into sports Three hours of instruction per day for four days, Friday of each week will be used as a rain date Children will be divided by age and skill level if needed Staff to camper ratio will not exceed 1:10, unless noted All camps open to boys and girls, unless notedMINI-SPORT SAMPLERLOCATION - STEVE MICHAUD PARKMini-sport helps children explore t-ball,soccer, soft lacrosse, flag football andbaseball in a fun and non-competitivesetting. Please bring shin guards,baseball mitt and tennis or soccershoes (no metal spikes). Ages 4-6FLAG FOOTBALL CAMPLOCATION - STEVE MICHAUD PARKDesigned to introduce the sport of flagfootball through skill development andsmall group games. Skills taught:Passing, catching, kicking, along withthe strategies of offense and defense.Ages 5-12PICKLEBALLLOCATION - DODD PARKStaff will cover the basic rules andetiquette of the game. Skills taught:Proper grip, footwork, ground-strokes,volleys, overheads and serves.Children will be divided by age and skilllevel. Ages 5-7 and 8-12T-BALL CAMPLOCATION - DAKOTA HEIGHTS PARKStaff will focus on helping the childrenlearn the rules of baseball whileworking on team play. Individual skillstaught: Throwing, catching, hitting, baserunning and fielding. Children will bedivided by age and skill level. Ages 4-7FLOOR HOCKEY CAMPLOCATION - DAKOTA HEIGHTS PARKFloor hockey combines the stickhandling, passing and shooting skills ofthe game of ice hockey. The speed ofplay and the excitement of the sportassures that the experience will be onea child will not soon forget. Children willbe divided by age and skill level.Hockey sticks provided. Ages 5-12BASEBALL COACH PITCHLOCATION - DAKOTA HEIGHTS PARKStaff will focus on teaching the rules ofbaseball while working on team playand sportsmanship. Skills taught:Throwing, catching, hitting, baserunning and fielding. Children will bedivided by age and skill level. Bringbaseball glove. Ages 7-12SAND VOLLEYBALL CAMPLOCATION - ANTLERS PARKStaff will focus on helping the childrenlearn the rules of volleyball whileworking on team play. Individual skillstaught: Spiking, serving, setting andhitting. Children will be divided by ageand skill level. Ages 5-12GAME ON CAMPLOCATION - STEVE MICHAUD PARKWe will introduce campers to favoriteplayground games: Ships Across theOcean, Animal Tag, Freeze Tag, RedLight-Green Light, Kickball, Capture theFlag, etc. These activities help yourchild develop coordination, flexibilityand physical and mental development.Ages 4-6SOCCER CAMPLOCATION - STEVE MICHAUD PARKDesigned to introduce the youngathlete to soccer. Skills taught:Shooting, passing and dribbling, alongwith learning the strategies of offenseand defense. Children will be divided byage and skill level. Bring shin guards.Ages 5-7 and 8-12DISC GOLFLOCATION - KENWOOD TRAILStaff will cover the basic rules andetiquette of the game. Learn the rulesof DG, types of discs, types of shots,types of grips with learning thestrategies of DG. Children will bedivided by age and skill level. Ages 5-7and 8-12BADMINTON CAMPLOCATION - BUNKER HILL PARKParticipants are taught proper grip,footwork, strokes, volleys, overheadsand serves. All equipment provided.Ages 5-12CHEERLEADING, DANCE,TUMBLING CAMPLOCATION - STEVE MICHAUD PARKChildren will participate in learning:Motion/jump technique and sideline/performance cheers. The final dayparticipants will perform acheerleading program in front of theirfriends. Girls will receive pom-poms.Ages 4-812

SKATEBOARD CAMPLOCATION - ROSEMOUNT OR FARMINGTONSKATE PARKSports Unlimited skatingprofessionals are coming toFarmington and Rosemount for anunforgettable week of tricks,instruction, skating and surprises!If you are just learning or ready tolearn more advanced tricks, thiscamp is for you! Individualskills/tricks taught include balance,stopping, turning, ollies, nollies,heelflips and kickflips. Skateboardand helmet are mandatory; kneepads, elbow pads and wrist guardsare highly recommended. Ages 6-12July 14-17Farmington Skate Park(behind Fgtn. Middle School)4200 208 th St. W.August 4-7Rosemount Skate ParkSchwarz Pond Park13787 Dodd Blvd.STARTING NEW AT GOLFLOCATION - BUNKER HILL PARKSports Unlimited uses SNAG(Starting New At Golf) equipmentwhich involves golf clubs withoversized plastic heads and (tennissize) velcro golf balls to help kidsdevelop the skills of hitting the ball.We will instruct the fundamentals ofgrip, stance, swing, ball contact,putting, chipping and driving.Children will be divided by age andskill level. No prior golf experience isnecessary. All equipment isprovided. Ages 5-12FLAG RUGBYLOCATION - STEVE MICHAUD PARKThis camp is designed to introduce the young athlete 6-12 to thesport of Flag Rugby through skill development and small groupgames. It is a coed, non-contact “touch” form of rugby usingflags. Skills including running, kicking,passing, space strategy, teamwork, and selfconfidenceare developed. Rugby experienceis not necessary because the American FlagRugby game is essentially a game of tagwhere you run with a rugby ball in onedirection and pass backwards when yourflag is removed. This is Flag Rugby at itssimplest, the rugby version of T-Ball. Strictlyfor fun with lots of games and ball-chasingexercises. Ages 5-12SKATE START MINI-SHREDDERLOCATION - ROSEMOUNT SKATE PARKSCHWARZ POND PARK, 13787 DODD BLVD.This awesome camp is geared towardbeginning skateboarders. Using the uniqueSkate Start skateboard (provided at thecamp) you will learn how to push and roll theskateboard using proper technique and footplacement enabling you to progress to rollingand ollying. Campers are required to bring ahelmet, water and snack. We provide theboard and all safety pads. Ages 4-10LACROSSE CAMPLOCATION - STEVE MICHAUD PARKThe fastest growing team sport in America!This camp is designed for both girls andboys. Non-contact lacrosse, also known as“soft lacrosse,” is played. Individual skillstaught: Catching, throwing, scooping andcradling. Campers will be divided by age andskill level. All equipment is provided.Ages 5-12CAMP SCHEDULEJune 11-13 (3 day camp)Floor Hockey, $79 9 a.m.-noon #7033Game On, $67 10 a.m.-noon #7055SNAG, $79 1-4 p.m. #7054June 16-19T-Ball, $101 9 a.m.-noon #7032Cheer, $110 9 a.m.-noon #7038Coach Pitch, $101 1-4 p.m. #7023June 23-26Skate Start (Rsmt), $96 9-11 a.m. #7036Mini-sport, $101 9 a.m.-noon #7035LAX intro, $101 9 a.m.-noon #7025Soccer, $101 1-4 p.m. #7024July 7-10Cheer Camp, $110 9 a.m.-noon #7047T-Ball, $101 9 a.m.-noon #7022Soccer, $101 1-4 p.m. #7028Badminton, $101 1-4 p.m. #7029July 14-17Mini-sport Sampler, $101 9 a.m.-noon #7053Pickleball, $101 9 a.m.-noon #7030Skateboard (Fgtn), $96 9 a.m.-noon #7042Flag Football, $101 1-4 p.m. #7052July 21-24LAX, $101 9 a.m.-noon #7034Game On, $88 10 a.m.-noon #7031SNAG, $101 1-4 p.m. #7056July 28-31Mini-sport Camp, $101 9 a.m.-noon #7040Volleyball, $101 1-4 p.m. #7027Aug. 4-7Cheer Camp, $110 9 a.m.-noon #7037Disc Golf. $101 9 a.m.-noon #7041Skateboard (Rsmt), $96 9 a.m.-noon #7049Flag Football, $101 1-4 p.m. #7050Aug. 11-14Mini Sport, $101 9 a.m.-noon #7045Soccer, $101 9 a.m.-noon #7026Flag Rugby, $101 1-4 p.m. #7039CreatingCommunitythroughPeople, Parks& Programslakeville-rapconnect.com13

Choose your path to fitnessOUTDOOR FITNESSPAN-O-PROG RUNLOCATION - CASPERSON PARK, 19720 JUNO TRAILThe running course will take you along the beautiful west side of Lake Marion. Race includes a 1-mile and a 4-mile run, and a1/2-mile Fun Run for kids. Categories are divided by age, gender and race length: 9 and under, 10-11,12-14, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, and 70 and over.Results will be available after the races. Prizes and race medals willbe awarded at the conclusion of the runs.Sat., July 12, 6:45 a.m. registration4-mile: 7:45 a.m. start #70571-mile: 8:45 a.m. start #7058$16/pre-register by July 8, $24/register after July 8Both 4- & 1-mile #7059$18/pre-register for both 4- & 1-mile race by July 8$24/register after July 81/2-mile Fun Run: 8:30 a.m. start (no registration necessary)RUNNER’S GATE 5K TRAIL RUN 3RD ANNUALLOCATION - RITTER FARM PARK, 19300 RITTER TRAILGather up co-workers, neighbors, friends, and family for this awesome off-road trail run! If you find yourself running onasphalt, you’ve taken a wrong turn! S.O.R.R. (South of the River Recreators) in collaboration with Runner’s Gate will behosting the off-road trail run; it’s approximately 5K in length over natural terrain. The trail run will feature a post-race socialwith music, prizes and snacks. The run will be self timed. Pre-register or register at 5:30 p.m. the day of the run.Tues., July 29, 6 p.m. start, $10 #7060Sponsors:Runner’s GateLife Wellness CenterRun N FunSORR GROUND POUNDERS RUNNINGSERIESThe South of the River Recreators (S.O.R.R.) GroundPounders Grand Prix is a series of runs and trail runssponsored by hosting cities. Prizes awarded at allraces and also at the end of the series. Additional raceand registration information is available by contactingthe respective city’s Parks & Recreation Department.ROAD RACESCityRace DayBurnsville Sat., June 7Farmington Sat., June 21Apple Valley Fri., July 4Lakeville Sat., July 12Rosemount Sat., July 19Savage Sat., Oct. 25Paid AdvertisementWHO DONE IT HIKE-24TH ANNUALLOCATION - RITTER FARM PARK, 19300 RITTER TRAILPlay Sherlock Holmes by collecting clues, gatheringinformation and solving mysteries, while walking thetrails at Ritter Farm Park. When the end is near andyou think you have it solved, you’ll have a chance toguess “who done it.” For those who guessed correctly,there will be another mystery—who will be a winner inthe prize drawing? Pack a picnic for your family toenjoy after the hike!All ages welcomeSat., Sept. 13, FREERegistration day of only, 9:30-9:50 a.m.Hike starts at 10 a.m. sharp!14

ACTIVE SOLUTIONSWHAT IS ACTIVE SOLUTIONS—P.E. TEACHERS ONWHEELS?Active Solutions is a portable gymnasium withlicensed, master P.E. teachers that bring thefun of health and fitness tothe kids. They will take thebest of physical educationand create an experienceyour children will notforget.This experience isdesigned to keep kidsengaged in learningactivities and keep theirheart rates elevated. Character building,cooperative skills, individual success andsafety are all emphasized.OUTDOOR P.E. SAFARILOCATION - KENWOOD TRAIL MIDDLE SCHOOL19455 KENWOOD TR.Active Solutions for Kids and Lakeville Parks& Recreation have taken the best of PhysicalEducation and moved it outdoors. This classis perfect for children that need moremovement in their lives! Your child willexperience 4-6 different activities duringeach session. Activities include lifelong sport,recreation and fitness, most individual andteam sports, rope jumping, kickball, taggames, capture the flag, frisbee golf, foursquare, hockey, soccer, lacrosse, lord of therings and many other P.E. activities. Lessonsare designed to keep kids engaged inlearning activities and to keep their heartrates elevated. Character-building,cooperative skills, individual success andsafety are all emphasized. All participants willreceive a new piece of athletic equipment.Please bring a big snack and water bottleeach day. All other gear for activities will beprovided.Ages 6-11, Wed. & Thurs., July 16 & 17, 9-11:30 a.m.$60 #7206KAYAKING & FISHING ADVENTURESLOCATION - ANTLERS PARK, 9740 201 ST ST. W.Active Solutions for Kids and Lakeville Parks & Recreation are pleased to announce a new summeradventure for your child. Your child will get to experience kayaking, canoeing, fishing and have beachplay on beautiful Lake Marion. The students will learn basic paddling stroke techniques, boatingetiquette and water safety; no experience necessary. Character-building, cooperative skills, individualsuccess and safety are all emphasized. Please bring: shorts/swimsuit, shoes or sandals with slingback, t-shirts, sweatpants/shirts (if needed), lunch, big snack and a water bottle. Students may bringtheir own life jacket (daily) otherwise, all other equipment will be provided, including life jackets.Ages 8-12, Tue. - Thur, July 22-24, 9 a.m.-2 p.m.$145 #7205Paid AdvertisementPaid AdvertisementCreatingCommunitythroughPeople, Parks& Programslakeville-rapconnect.com15

Skating & LeaguesLEARN TO SKATE PROGRAMLOCATION - AMES ARENA, 19900 IPAVA AVE., LAKEVILLE www.lakevillearenas.org, 952-985-2170Lakeville Arenas is excited to offer the US Figure Skating Basic Skills Program. The program is geared toward recreational skaters of allages and skill levels. Instructors will follow the skill progressions outlined in US Figure Skating Basic Skills. Skaters will be evaluatedthroughout the session to determine if they are ready to advance. Our program has a 12:1 student/instructor ratio to ensure qualityinstruction, except for the Snowplow Sam and P.A.L.S. classes which have an 8:1 ratio. Questions regarding lessons can be e-mailed tothe director at lakevillelearntoskate@gmail.com. REQUIREMENTS: We strongly recommend that children in the Snowplow Sam andP.A.L.S. classes wear a helmet (bike helmets work well), gloves and snow pants. All participants are required to wear gloves or mittens.Participants must provide their own skates or rental skates are available for $3 per person/per class. No double blades. LakevilleArenas offers skate sharpening for $4 per pair of skates.US FIGURE SKATING BASIC SKILLS $89 PER SESSION/$125 P.A.L.S PER SESSIONADULTS: (16 years and older) This class isdesigned for the beginner skater up to theadvanced. We will teach you your choice ofeither figure skating or hockey skating skills.This class offers a more one-on-one lessonstructure.P.A.L.S.: Parent and Little Skater, (3-5 yearsold) This class will teach the child and parenthow to skate and teach the parent how toteach their child to skate. It’s a great classfor the beginning skater. The parent/guardian must be at least 16 years old.SNOWPLOW SAM: (3-5 years old)Designed to develop preliminary coordinationand strength necessary to move on skates.THE BASIC EIGHT: These eight levels ofthe program introduce the fundamentalfigure skating moves, forward skating,backward skating, stops, crossovers andturns. Upon completion of the Basic 1-8levels, skaters will have the basic knowledgeof the sport to advance to the Free Skatelevels.BASIC 1: Designed for figure skaters 6 andolder with little or no skating experience. Willwork on forward/backward skating andstopping.BASIC 2-3: Designed for those figureskaters that have passed Basic 1 orSnowplow Sam. Will work on backwardskating, turning and introduction to spins.BASIC 4-5: Designed for those figureskaters that have passed Basic 3. Will workon edges, crossovers and stroking.BASIC 6,7,8: Designed for those figureskaters that have passed Basic 5. Will workon spirals, footwork and introduction tojumping.FREE SKATE 1-6: Designed for thosefigure skater that have passed Basic 8. Freeskate will be divided into four sections:Moves in the field, dance sequence, spinsand jumps.POWER EDGE: (Basic 4 & up) Class isdesigned for figure skaters to build strengthand power while learning proper edgetechnique and skating form.HOCKEY 1-2: (6 years and older)Fundamentals of hockey skating: Skaters willlearn to move faster and be more agile on theice. All elements will be taught without a stickor puck. Will work on forward skating,backward skating and stopping.HOCKEY 3-4: (6 years and older)Fundamentals of hockey skating, skaters willlearn to move faster and be more agile on theice. All elements will be taught without a stickor puck. Designed for those skaters that havepassed Hockey 2. Will work on turns,crossovers and stopping.If your skater has taken lessons previously,and you are unsure what class to registerfor, please email the director atlakevillelearntoskate@gmail.com.16TUESDAY SKATING SCHEDULEJUNE 10 - AUG. 5, 2014 (NO LESSONS JULY 1)REGISTRATION STARTS MAY 6LEVEL LESSON/PRACTICE PROGRAM #Snowplow Sam 6-6:30/6:30 p.m. #6995Basic 1 6-6:30/6:30 p.m. #6996P.A.L.S. 6:30-7/6 p.m. #6997Snowplow Sam 6:30-7/6 p.m. #6998Hockey 1-2 6:30-7/6 p.m. #6999Basic 1 7-7:30/7:30 p.m. #7000Hockey 1-2 7-7:30/7:30 p.m. #7001Hockey 3-4 7-7:30/7:30 p.m. #7002Adults 7:30-8/7 p.m. #7003Basic 2-3 7:30-8/7 p.m. #7004Basic 4-8/Freeskate 7:30-8/7 p.m. #7005Power Edge 8-8:30/7:30 p.m. #7006Note: Based on the skater’s ability, class and practice times mayswitch within the same hour (i.e., practice first then lesson orlesson first then practice).Fall Lessons—visit www.lakevillearenas.org after Aug. 25 fora class list or call 952-985-4600 and we will mail you one.For questions on Learn to Skate, e-maillakevillelearntoskate@gmail.comFor information on ice and dry floor rentaland public open skating schedule,visit www.lakevillearenas.orgLearn to Skate

ADULT ATHLETIC LEAGUESREGISTERING A TEAMLakeville Parks & Recreation will be acceptingteam registrations for our summer/fall adultathletic leagues. To register a team, complete theleague registration form and submit with fullpayment to Lakeville Parks & Recreation. Fullpayment must be received to secure a spot.League fees include tax. If you need additionalleague information, please call 952-985-4615 oremail dbrettschneider@lakevillemn.gov.SAND VOLLEYBALLSand volleyball leagues will be offered at AntlersPark on Lake Marion. The leagues are selfofficiated.The leagues will begin play in June.Sand Volleyball League registration dates:Returning 2013 teams: March 24-April 10Open team registration: April 11-May 9CoRec 6’s Gold (competitive)Mondays 6/2 $114CoRec 6’s Silver (mid level)Tuesdays 6/3 $114CoRec 6’s Bronze (low level)Wednesdays 6/4 $114CoRec 6’s Bronze (low level)Thursdays 6/5 $114FALL SOFTBALLCoRec and a Men’s league will be offered atAronson Park. The leagues are officiated and willplay doubleheaders. The leagues will begin playin late August.Fall Softball League registration dates:Returning 2013 teams: July 1-10Open team registration: July 11-Aug. 4Mixed D, Mondays or Tuesdays TBD 8/18 $500Men’s D, Wednesdays 8/20 $500(Recreational)BASKETBALL, DODGEBALL, VOLLEYBALLLeague registration dates:Returning 2013 teams: July 14-Aug. 7Open team registration: Aug. 8-22FALL BASKETBALLMen’s 5-on-5 full court league will be offeredat Century Middle School. The league isself-officiated. The league is for recreationalplayers only. The leagues will begin play inSeptember.Silver RecreationalTuesdays 9/2 $114FALL DODGEBALLThe dodgeball league will be offered at CenturyMiddle School. The league is self-officiated.Teams consist of at least six players. Theleague will begin play in September.Thursdays 9/4 $114FALL VOLLEYBALLCoRec and women’s leagues will be offeredat Century Middle School. The leagues areself-officiated. The leagues will begin play inSeptember.CoRec Gold (competitive)Mondays 9/8 $114CoRec Silver (recreational)Wednesdays 9/3 $114Women’sThursdays 9/4 $114PLAYER’S DRAFT LISTInterested in playing in a league, but don’t have ateam? Call 952-985-4615 and we can put you ona player’s draft list.SORR ADULT LEAGUESBOCCE, KICKBALL& SOCCERThe South of the RiverRecreators (SORR) groupconsisting of the cities ofApple Valley, Burnsville,Eagan, Farmington,Lakeville, Rosemount andSavage sponsor adult bocce,kickball and soccer leagues.For information andregistration materials call:Bocce & Kickball:Savage Recreation952-224-3420Soccer:Farmington Recreation651-280-6850E-MAIL LISTSERVInterested in receiving leaguestandings, schedules andupcoming offerings?Register at www.lakevillemn.gov.Go to Parks & RecreationDepartment and click on the AdultAthletic Leagues link.Lakeville Parks & Recreation Department League RegistrationLeague Name Team Name Night of PlayManager’s Name Phone (Home) _(Cell)Address City ZipE-mailCharge Visa MC AmEx Disc Card # ExpWaiver Statement: I hereby release, absolve and hold harmless the City of Lakeville, its officers, employees and agents from damage resultingfrom any injury incurred by me or my teammates while participating in the above mentioned programs. I/we understand that the City of Lakevilleassumes no responsibility for injury before, during or after programs.Team Manager SignatureDatePlease make checks payable to “City of Lakeville” and return registration form and league fee to:Lakeville Parks & Recreation, 20195 Holyoke Ave., Lakeville, MN 55044 or fax form to (952) 985-4499.CreatingCommunitythroughPeople, Parks& Programslakeville-rapconnect.com17

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HOUSEHOLDHAZARDOUS WASTEDROP-OFFSAT., MAY 39 A.M.-2 P.M.Central Maintenance Facility7570 179 th St.For a list of acceptable itemsgo to www.lakevillemn.gov orcall 952-985-4400GOTBUCKTHORN?REMOVE IT WITH THEEXTRACTIGATOR!You can now rent a puller tohelp you remove buckthornfrom your property.Place a deposit and rent itfor a week for free at theParks & Recreation windowat City Hall.For more information, visitour website, or call952-985-4528.CreatingCommunitythroughPeople, Parks& Programslakeville-rapconnect.com21

Panorama of ProgressPAN-O-PROGLAKEVILLE SUMMERFESTIVALJuly 4-13, 2014Lakeville knows how to celebrate!Observing its 48 th anniversary, Lakeville'sPANORAMA OF PROGRESS continues withpassion, celebrating the growth anddevelopment of the community. PAN-O-PROG, as the weeklong festival iscommonly known, began largely due tothe success of the development ofLakeville's Airlake Industrial Park. Sensingthe future growth of the city, communityleaders looked for a way to celebrate.Over 50 celebrations, events andactivities take place July 4-13. By themasses, residents line up to watch thegrand parade, classic car parade and 4 thof July fireworks!This celebration is partially fundedthrough the sale of Pan-O-Prog buttons.Most programs require participant and/orspectator to wear a button. Buttons areavailable for purchase at City Hall or atmany local businesses for $2 each. Visitwww.panoprog.org for a list of button salelocations. Be a part of the tradition,support Pan-O-Prog and get your buttonearly!For a complete Pan-O-Prog event listing,check out:www.panoprog.orgwww.facebook.com/panoprogLook for the insert in the June 21 issueof Thisweek NewspaperCome join the celebration!FIREWORKS ON THE FOURTHFri., July 4, 7-10 p.m., FREELAKEVILLE NORTH HIGH SCHOOL19600 IPAVA AVE.Join us for a spectacular aerialfireworks display and entertainmentincluding live music and concessions.ORCHESTRA IN THE PARKTue., July 8, 7 p.m., FREEANTLERS PARK, 9740 201 ST ST. W.The Dakota Valley Symphony SummerPops Orchestra and Chorale returnsto Antlers Park. Bring a blanket orchair to sit on.PICNIC & PUPPETSFri., July 11, 10:30 a.m.LAKEVILLE AREA ARTS CENTER, 20965 HOLYOKE AVE.“RAPUNZEL, RAPUNZEL LET DOWN YOUR GOLDEN...STAIR?”Join the award-winning Schiffelly Puppetsas they present an updated twist on the classic fairy tale of the girl with the long goldenhair. Bring a blanket for the outdoor picnic following the show. This popular event istypically a sell-out, pre-registration required by 4:30 p.m., Wed., July 9.$6 per person includes show and picnic lunch. #7268ART ON THE LAWN, Sat., July 12, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.LAKEVILLE AREA ARTS CENTER, 20965 HOLYOKE AVE.Join us on the Arts Center lawn for entertainment, kids art projects, and artwork for saleby students and instructors.BEACH BASH, Thurs., July 10, 7-9:30 p.m., FREEANTLERS PARK, 9740 201 ST ST. W.12 TH ANNUAL Live DJ, dance, games, and freebies—check it out! Ages 11-14YOUTH PLAY DAY, Fri., July 11, FREEARONSON PARK, 8250 202 ND ST. W.12:30 p.m.—Live Entertainment1:30 p.m.—Ping Pong Drop, ages 12 and underPing pong balls will be redeemed for coins at the park shelter immediately followingthe drop.2:15 p.m.—Puppet Wagon2:15 p.m.—Youth relay games for all childrenPet Show, July 10BAZAAR & BAKE SALE, Fri. & Sat., July 11 & 12, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. dailyLAKEVILLE HERITAGE CENTER, 20110 HOLYOKE AVE.The Heritage Center will again be host to the annual Bazaar & Bake Sale. There will be awhite elephant sale, craft sale, book sale, bake sale and lunch.PAN-O-PROG RUN, Sat., July 12CASPERSON PARK, 19720 JUNO TRAILThe running course will take you along the beautiful west side of Lake Marion. Racelengths include a 1-mile and a 4-mile run, and a 1/2 mile Fun Run for kids. Race resultswill be available after the races. For full details turn to page 14.GRAND PARADE, Sat., July 12, 5:30 p.m.DOWNTOWN LAKEVILLE, HOLYOKE AVE.Join us for Lakeville's 48 th Annual Grand Parade. The parade is comprised ofapproximately 120 units along a 1-mile route. It proceeds at a fast pace, lasting abouttwo hours with a full street of spectators (approximately 18,000) along the entire paraderoute. You may already know, this high-quality parade is regarded as one of the “verybest” in Minnesota!22

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ADULT DANCE CLASSESLOCATION - LAKEVILLEHERITAGE CENTER,20110 HOLYOKE AVE.,LAKEVILLEPaid AdvertisementClasses are for ages 17and older and held on sixMonday evenings.Beginner to IntermediateClasses: Each dancesession teaches differentdance steps. Sign up forone or two.Instructor Larry Ablin.Tango American, Foxtrot, Waltz, East Coast Swing andthe two-step are the main dances that work for anymusic event such as rock and roll, country, ballroom,weddings and parties. Based on who is in class, it willbe taught so everyone can understand. To register call952-985-4600 to go to lakeville-rapconnect.com.TANGO AMERICAN & FOXTROT$70 per couple/per sessionApril 14-May 19, 6 Mondays $70 per coupleTango American, 7-8 p.m. #6555Foxtrot, 8:15-9:15 p.m. #6556Beach BashPaid Advertisement24

ADOPT-A-PARKName of individualor group hereAdopt-A-Park isa public serviceprogram forvolunteers topick up litter,identify safetyhazards andto freelycommunicateother issuesassociated witha particularpark. Adopt-A-Park is open to community groups, civic groups,churches and individual citizens. Suggested frequencyof litter pickup: Once in April and May; twice in June,July and August; and once in September. The City ofLakeville will provide free trash bags and pickup of fullbags, personalized sign located at the park identifyingvolunteers and a certificate of appreciation. Litter isunsightly and destroys the natural aesthetics of ourbeautiful parks and City. Your help will save tax dollarsand allow maintenance crews to devote time andefforts to other important projects. A litter-freecommunity is inviting to visitors and prospective newcitizens and businesses. To get involved simply contactthe City of Lakeville Parks & Recreation Department at952-985-2712.Paid AdvertisementCABLE WAKEBOARD OUTINGLOCATION - 201 ISANTI PARKWAY, ISANTI MN 55040Come out and enjoy the summer at Minnesota’s ONLY Cable ParkVision Wake Park is a Cable Wake Park destination & water sports complex whereyou can come to learn the sport from the ground up. Wakeboard, Paddle Board,Water ski, Knee board or Wake Skate on our 7ft deep, manmade, fenced in lake. Forthe family, we have a beach, picnic tables with shade, where you can relax andwatch the kids.No boats used! Riders are towed continuously by a state of the art electric overheadtow system which is environmentally friendly. Riders will have the option to hitfloating obstacles similar to a snowboard park or work on their board control downthe middle of the lake. Safety is our first priority. All riders are required to wear lifevests and helmets. Dry land training is offered for first-timers. Cable riding is theeasiest way to learn or perfect your skills and style. Includes all equipment andcoaching. Riders will spend at least 20 to 30 minutes behind the cable divided into 5 minute sets.Free stand-up paddle board usage for family who come to watch. Ages 7 & up. All riders must have asigned waiver. To register call 952-985-4600 to go to lakeville-rapconnect.com.Ages 7 & up, Cost $65 for 4 hoursTues., June 17, 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. #7270Thurs., July 24, 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. #7274CreatingCommunitythroughPeople, Parks& Programslakeville-rapconnect.com25

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KENWOOD TRAILS DISC GOLF COURSELOCATION - KENWOOD TRAIL MIDDLE SCHOOL, 19455 KENWOOD TRAIL, LAKEVILLEAn 18-hole disc golf course isopening this spring in Lakeville!Staff worked with a well-knownlocal disc golf course designerto create a very picturesque andchallenging 18-hole course atKenwood Trail Middle School.This is a joint venture betweenthe School District and the Cityof Lakeville. The future of thiscourse is dependent on theresponsibility of its users—please be respectful of theSchool District’s usage of theirproperty.Course is OPEN to the public*School days, 2:30 p.m. to duskNon-school days, 6 a.m. to duskCourse is CLOSED to the public*Until 2:30 p.m. any day school isin session*Course may be closed at other times dueto school activitiesPARK RESERVATIONSANTLERS PARK9740 201 ST ST. W.3 picnic shelters with electricity, picnic tables, grillsSwimming beachPlayground equipment6 sand volleyball courts1 youth-sized ball field2 horseshoe pitsFishing pierModern restroomsCASPERSON PARK19720 JUNO TRAIL3 picnic shelters with electricity, picnic tables, grillsPlayground equipmentFishing pierPublic boat launchSand volleyball courtWalking trailsModern restroomsEAST COMMUNITY PARK16700 PILOT KNOB RD.1 picnic shelter with electricity, picnic tables, grillPlayground equipmentTennis courtsWalking trails1 youth-sized ball fieldPortable restroomsRITTER FARM PARK19300 RITTER TRAIL1 picnic shelter with electricity, picnic tables, grillsPicnic facilities: grills, fire pitEd Mako Environmental Learning CenterFishingArchery (members only)Walking trailsEquestrian trailsCross-country ski trailsPortable restroomsVALLEY LAKE PARK16050 GARRETT PATH2 picnic shelters with electricity, picnic tables,grillsSwimming beachPlayground equipmentFishing pierWalking trailsModern restroomsTo reserve a facility, or inquire about rental fee,call 952-985-4600 or stop by the Parks &Recreation Department located in City Hall at20195 Holyoke Ave. Reservations are confirmedwhen payment of fees and deposit is received.A $150 deposit will be required by all groupsreserving space in the parks.CreatingCommunitythroughPeople, Parks& Programslakeville-rapconnect.com27

Lakeville Heritage CenterLAKEVILLE AREA ACTIVE ADULT PROGRAMSLOCATION - LAKEVILLE HERITAGE CENTER, 20110 HOLYOKE AVE., LAKEVILLE Men and women, age 50 and older are eligible formembership in the Lakeville Area Active Adults. Annual membership fees are: $18/single, $34/dual for Lakeville residents,and $30 per person for non-residents. All of our groups and classes are always looking for new participants—Here’s just asmall portion of the classes and outings we offer! For more information, please stop by anytime or call 952-985-4620.ZUMBA GOLDZesty Latin music and easy-to-followmoves for today’s baby boomers.Tues. & Thurs., 3:30-4:30 p.m. $5/classYOGAThese exercises improve balance andflexibility. No experience necessary. Wearcomfortable clothing, bring a yoga mat.Fridays, 8:15-9:15 a.m., 1 punch“HEALTH ANGELS” BIKINGThis club rides approximately 20-35miles per outing in the metro area. Someovernight weekend events will also bescheduled. Provide your own bicycle andhelmet; for experienced riders.Meeting Mon., April 7, 9 a.m.Rides will be determined by the group$5 fee at time of registrationMOTORCYCLE CLUBRides are usually on the 2 nd and 4 thThursdays and some Saturdaysbeginning in May.Meeting on Thur., April 17, 1 p.m. at theHeritage Center to register, paymembership and $5 feeMEN’S GOLF LEAGUEMen age 50 and older are invited tojoin our men’s golf league. They golf ata local golf course on Wednesdaymornings, from May through mid-October. Carpooling is available.Meeting on Wed., April 9, 9 a.m. at theHeritage Center to register for golf, paymembership and $5 league feeWOMEN’S GOLF LEAGUEWomen age 50 and older are invited tojoin our women’s golf league. They golfat Birnamwood Golf Course inBurnsville on Tuesday mornings, fromMay through mid-October.Meeting on Wed., April 16, 1 p.m. atthe Heritage Center to register for golf,pay membership and $5 league fee“FRIENDLY FOLKS”This group is open to men and womenwho want to meet others, socialize andhave fun. New members are welcome!$5 group fee at time of registrationOwn Your FutureTuesday, April 8, 6:30 p.m.Lakeville Heritage Center, 20110 Holyoke AvenuePICKLEBALLPickleball is a fun game played on alined court similar to a tennis court witha plastic ball and paddles. It’s easy forbeginners to learn, but can develop intoa quick, fast-paced, competitive gamefor experienced players. All equipmentprovided, bring a lawn chair and water.Fridays, May through October, 9 a.m.Dodd Trail Park, Lakeville$5 fee at time of registrationJEWELRY-MAKINGWe are offering jewelry classes taughtby a local artisan. $4/class (members)$9/class (non-members) plus cost ofmaterials.Silver Clay JewelryTues., March 25, 1-2:30 p.m. #7087Create unique silver jewelry.Flame-Painted Copper JewelryTues., Apr. 22, 1-2:30 p.m. #7235Create unique copper jewelry.Jewelry for Mother’s Day!Tues., May 6, 6:30-8 p.m. #7236Dads and grandpas! Bring your kids orgrandkids to make a one-of-a-kindgift(s) for mom or grandma for Mother’sDay on May 11! Ages 8 and upFREESponsored by the Lakeville Senior Resource CoalitionPresented by: LaRhae Knatterud28As we live longer, it becomes more critical that individuals include planning forlong-term care as part of their retirement planning. There is a 70% risk thatpersons 65+ will need some level of long-term care at some point in their lateryears. Own Your Future is a federal/state initiative to encourage Minnesotans tocreate a plan for their long-term care. Do you know the four key questions you should be able to answer about yourlong-term care plans? Does your family know your plans for long-term care and end-of-life issues? Do you know how you will pay for your long-term care? It could be the mostexpensive item in your retirement budget. Come and learn the answers to these questions and get help in preparing anindividualized plan for your long-term care.FREE—Presentation open to all adultsPreregister at LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.net. #643-130Or by calling 952-232-2150Walk-in registrations also taken at the door

ACTIVE ADULT PROGRAMSHERITAGE CENTER FUNDRAISINGThe mercury in the thermometer continues to go up! The total fundraising goal isdown to $72,969. We have reached 74% of our goal—Thank you to everyone foryour assistance in the fundraising efforts! Mark your calendars and pleasecontinue to support our fundraisers in 2014. For more info, call 952-985-4620.Belgian Waffle BreakfastSunday, April 27, 8 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Heritage CenterPahl’s Market FundraisersMay 12-June 2: Pick up your coupons at the Heritage Center or Pahl’s Market.May: Order your spring flowers through the Heritage Center and pick up here.Pan-O-Prog Bazaar & Bake SaleFriday & Saturday, July 11 & 12, Heritage CenterMany local crafters, awesome bake sale and scrumptious lunch.Summer SplashSaturday, July 26, Heritage CenterA special tasting of Craft Beer, Fine Wine & Distilled SpiritsHeritage Center Golf TournamentTuesday, September 16, Crystal Lake Golf CourseSponsor, donate or play in this fun tournament!Happy Harry’s Fundraiser(Ongoing) Purchase new furniture at Happy Harry’s Furniture in Farmington,mention the Lakeville Heritage Center and they will donate 10% of your purchase.MISSIONSTATEMENTThe Lakeville Area ActiveAdults will focus on the wellbeingof individuals age 50and older in order toenhance the emotional,physical and psychologicalaspects of their lives.iPAD CLASSESApple expert Mike Pahl is offering the followingclasses at the Heritage Center. Bring your devicewith you. $12/class (members) $17/class (nonmembers).Sign up early, these classes fill quickly.Get to Know Your iPadThur., Apr. 10, 9-11 a.m. #6801Learn about the hardware, accessories, LockScreen, Home Screen and the App Store.iPad - Beyond the BasicsThur., Apr. 17, 9-11 a.m. #6802Learn about Mail, Contacts, Calendar, Remindersand iCloud. iCloud allows you to sync info, sharephotos, locate your device and backup your iPad.iPad - Tricks of the TradeThur., Apr. 24, 9-11 a.m. #6803Learn how to get the most out of Safari, Siri andMaps. You will learn how to use multi-touchgestures, spell check, copy & paste and more!iPad - Exploring EntertainmentThur., May 1, 9-11 a.m. #6804Learn all about Photos, Music, Videos and E-Books; how to sync photos and music from yourcomputer, purchase media from iTunes, useAirPlay, download e-books and use Photos app.iPHONE CLASSESGet to Know Your iPhoneFri., May 16, 9-11 a.m. #7233Learn about the hardware, accessories, LockScreen, Home Screen, sending and receivingphone calls and text messages.iPhone - Beyond the BasicsFri., May 23, 9-11 a.m. #7234Learn how to use your iPhone as a GPS, takingphotos and videos, downloading apps, checkingemail and more!TRIPSPlease Note: The public is invited to enjoythese trips! Call 952-985-4620 for more info.Pella Tulip Festival & Amana Colonies, Iowa- Thurs-Sat, May 1-3Minneapolis Mobster Tour - Wed., May 7City of Lakes Tour - June 24Montana, Glacier National Park & CanadianRockies by Train - July 15 for 9 daysDRIVER SAFETY CLASSESThe MN Highway Safety and Research Centerconducts driver improvement courses formature drivers at the Heritage Center. Driversover 55 may be entitled to a 10% autoinsurance discount. An 8-hour course isinitially required, followed by a 4-hourrefresher class every three years. Register bycalling 1-888-234-1294. Note: A current AAAmembership gets you a $2 discount atregistration.8-Hour Courses (Cost: $24)May 12 & 13 (M&Tu) 5:30-9:30 p.m.Sep. 8 & 9 (M&Tu) 5:30-9:30 p.m.4-Hour Refresher Courses (Cost: $20)Apr. 7 (Mon.) 5:30-9:30 p.m.Apr. 28 (Mon.) 5:30-9:30 p.m.May 31 (Sat.) 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.June 9 (Mon.) 5:30-9:30 p.m.June 28 (Sat.) 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Aug. 2 (Sat.) 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Aug. 25 (Mon.) 5:30-9:30 p.m.Sep. 13 (Sat.) 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Sep. 26 (Fri.) 10 a.m.-2 p.m.Lakeville Area Active AdultsLocated inside theLakeville Heritage Center20110 Holyoke Ave.Lakeville, MN 55044Phone: 952-985-4620lakevilleheritagecenter.com29

Lakeville Area Arts Center 20965 Holyoke Ave. 952-985-4640PET PAINTINGSIn this workshop you will paint a texturedbackground on canvas, and then usingcollage techniques you will add in a pictureof your pet! Please email a close-up digitalphoto of your pet by July 21 to:khartmann@lakevillemn.govWed., July 23, $30Ages 6-12, 9:30 a.m.-noon #7175KIDS ON WHEELSThis camp is for the budding potter toexperiment with creating pottery on thewheel. No experience necessary. Pleasebring your own towel.Mon. & Tues., June 23, 24 & 30, $70Ages 11-15, 9:30 a.m.-noon #7178Mon. & Tues., Aug. 18, 19 & 25, $70Ages 11-15, 9:30 a.m.-noon #7179PAINTING CAMPSCreatively explore the world of painting.Students will create a variety of landscapepaintings using watercolors and acrylics.Ages 6-12AcrylicsMon.-Wed., 9:30 a.m.-noon, $70June 23, 24 & 25 #7180Aug. 4, 5 & 6 #7181WatercolorsMon.-Wed., 9:30 a.m.-noon, $70July 7, 8 & 9 #7182Aug. 18, 19 & 20 #7183Summer Art ProgramsMESSY HANDSSign up your little artist to explore thewonderful world of art with materials andprojects designed to encourage creativitywhile developing dexterity. Choose fromone or more of the following sessions:Session 1: M/T June 16 & 17 #7185Session 2: W/Th June 18 & 19 #7186Session 3: M/T July 14 & 15 #7187Session 4: W/Th July 16 & 17 #7188Ages 4-6, 10-11:30 a.m., $30GARDEN ARTIn this workshop series, students willcreate art that can be used to decoratethe yard and garden.Mon., July 14 & 21, Fairyhouse, $45Ages 6-8, 9:30 a.m.-noon #7189Ages 9-12, 1-3:30 p.m. #7190Tues., July 15 & 22, Windchime, $45Ages 6-8, 9:30-noon #7191Ages 9-12, 1-3:30 p.m. #7192Wed., July 16 & 23, Toad House, $45Ages 6-8, 9:30-noon #7195Ages 9-12, 1-3:30 p.m. #7196Wed., July 30, Birdhouse, $30Ages 6-8, 9:30-noon #7193Ages 9-12, 1-3:30 p.m. #7194NATURE PRINTSThrough unique painting techniques,kids will create amazing artwork almostlike magic using printing materials fromnature.Mon.-Wed., June 16, 17 & 18, $70Ages 6-12, 1-3:30 p.m. #7197MIXED-MEDIA BEACHWEARTie-dye your very own swimsuit cover,make flip-flops to match and a beachbag for your beach necessities. Pleasebring a pair of plastic flip-flops. All othersupplies will be provided.Mon. & Tues., July 21 & 22, $50Ages 6-12, 9:30 a.m.-noon #7198LANDSCAPE PAINTINGExplore the impressionistic style whilepainting the sky, hills and trees. We willbe using texture mediums, paletteknives, brushes and acrylic paints.Dress for mess. Ages 9-15Thurs. & Fri., 9:30 a.m.-noon, $50June 26 & 27 #7199July 24 & 25 #7200Aug. 21 & 22 #7201BEADS & BLINGBeads are expensive if you have to buythem on your own. We are excited toprovide a variety of cool beads for youto use in your jewelry masterpieces!Wed., July 23, $30Ages 6-12, 1-3:30 p.m. #720230

DRAWING MYTHICAL CREATURESLearn how to draw the magical characters ofHarry Potter, fantasy creatures from Tolkien’sLord of the Rings, along with many other ancientlegendary creatures. The fee includes your veryown sketchbook that will be sent home with youat the end of the camp.Mon. & Tues., June 30 & July 1, $45Ages 6-12, 1-3 p.m. #7207FASHION FORWARD DRAWINGSYoung artists will love learning to draw in style!Have fun drawing outfits and accessories such asdresses, jackets, hats and purses, as well assome hairstyles. The fee includes your very ownsketchbook.Mon. & Tues., July 21 & 22, $45Ages 6-12, 1-3 p.m. #7208DRAWING FRIENDLY & FEROCIOUSMONSTERSIn this camp students will draw weird andfantastic creations. Monsters and imaginaryfriends come to life with paper and pencil. Thefee includes your very own sketchbook.Mon. & Tues., Aug. 18 & 19, $45Ages 6-12, 1-3 p.m. #7209GARDEN SCULPTURE TOTEMSCreate stackable clay forms using hand-buildingtechniques that can be displayed in your gardenas a year-round sculpture. Totems are a greatresting stop for the birds in your garden!Mon. & Tues.July 28, 29 & Aug. 4, $70Ages 6-8, 9:30 a.m.-noon #7223Ages 9-12, 1-3:30 p.m. #7224REPURPOSED ARTBe a part of the latest trend of creating artworkout of waste with items such as cans, buttons,pop bottles, etc.9:30-noon, $30Mon., Aug. 11, Robot, ages 9-12 #7230Tues., Aug. 12, Canvas Art, ages 6-12 #7231Acrylic Painting CampBACK TO SCHOOL ACCESSORIESWhat a great way to meet new friends the first dayof school! Everyone will want to know where yougot your cool pens and other accessories made outof colorful baked clay.Wed., Aug. 13, $30Ages 8-12, 9:30-noon #7232MY DISHES!Design and decorate your own colorful ceramicplace setting. A unique painted placematcompletes the ensemble!Thurs., Aug. 7 & 14, $50Ages 6-12, 1-3:30 p.m. #7237CLAY ANIMAL BOXESAfter choosing your favorite animal, students willhand-build a clay box with lid. After firing andapplying color, the project is complete.Tues., Aug. 5 & 12, $50Ages 6-8, 9:30 a.m.-noon #7238Ages 9-12, 1-3:30 p.m. #7239MINI-MASTERSLearn about the styles of the world’s greatestartists through hands-on instruction. Throughdrawing, painting and using collage materials inyour artwork, you will create your own collection ofmini-masters!Thurs. & Fri., July 31 & Aug. 1, $50Ages 6-12, 1-3:30 p.m. #7240POTTERY FOR YOUR PETMake a personalized water dish and food bowl outof clay for your pet.Wed., Aug. 6 & 13, $50Ages 6-8, 9:30 a.m.-noon #7241Ages 9-12, 1-3:30 p.m. #7242CREATE YOUR OWN COMIC/GRAPHIC NOVELDo you like to draw? Do you love to read comics,manga or graphic novels? If so, this camp may befor you. We will cover topics like concept and storydevelopment, character design, story-boarding andinking your comics. A supply list will be provided onthe first day of camp.Mon.-Wed. Aug. 4, 5 & 6, $70Ages 13+, 9:30 a.m.-noon #7243Pet PaintingsBack to School AccessoriesRepurposed ArtLakeville Area Arts Center20965 Holyoke Ave.Phone: 952-985-4640LakevilleAreaArtsCenter.com31

Lakeville Area Arts Center 20965 Holyoke Ave. 952-985-464032YOUTH PRAIRE FIRE THEATREAll instruction, costumes, music and scenerynecessary for the play are provided by PFT, andare included in the registration fee. Uponregistration your child is automatically acceptedinto the cast.Auditions for specific parts take place the firstday of camp from 1 to 3 p.m. Children need to beprepared to stay the entire two hours, and someof the characters may need to stay longer. Yourchild’s rehearsal schedule for the rest of theweek will depend on the part he or she receives.Specific schedules will be passed out afterauditions. Rehearsal times will fall between12:30 and 5:15 p.m. on Tuesday, Wednesdayand Thursday. On Friday, rehearsal will begin lateafternoon and will last right up to show time.Ages 7+TOM SAWYERCamp dates: Mon.-Fri., June 16-20Performances: June 20 at 7 p.m. andJune 21 at 10 a.m.$80 (non-refundable) #7245WIZARD OF OZCamp dates: Mon.-Fri., July 14-18Performances: July 18 at 7 p.m. andJuly 19 at 10 a.m.$80 (non-refundable) #7246CINDERELLACamp dates: Mon.-Fri., Aug. 11-15Performances: Aug. 15 at 7 p.m. andAug. 16 at 10 a.m.$80 (non-refundable) #7247PAN-O-PROG PICNIC & PUPPETSFri., July 11, 10:30 a.m.Rapunzel, Rapunzel Let down your golden...stair?Pre-registration required by 4:30 p.m., Wed., July 9.$6 per person includes show and picnic lunch.#7268PAN-O-PROG ART ON THE LAWNSat., July 12, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.Join us on the Arts Center lawn for entertainment, kids artprojects, and artwork for sale by students and instructors.Adult PotteryClassesSUMMER POTTERYBeginners receive an introduction to basicthrowing techniques and a brief demo onhand-building techniques. Intermediate andadvanced students continue to develop andexpand their technical abilities. Fee includes25 lbs. of clay and $10 worth of firing.Additional firing is $1/lb. Bring a towel.Ages 15+Wed., 5 weeks, 6-9 p.m., $120June 11-July 16 (skip 7/9) #7250July 23-Aug. 20 #7251RAKU FIRING FOR BEGINNERSDiscover the ancient Japanese firing processof beautiful raku fired ceramics. In just a fewshort hours you will glaze an already madepiece of decorative pottery and observe thefiring process. Beginners welcome! Ages 16+,9:30 a.m.-noon, $30Sat., May 31, Bowl #7252Sat., June 28, Luminaria #7253Sat., July 19, Plate #7254Sat., Aug. 16, Vase #7255RAKU FIRING FOR POTTERSIntroduce a new type of firing to your artisticexpression and register for a raku firingworkshop. We ask that you bring your ownpottery to glaze and fire. We have kiln spacefor up to three “coffee can” sized pieces perperson. Choose from one or more sessions.Ages 16+, 1-4 p.m., $45Sat., May 31 #7256Sat., June 28 #7257Sat., July 19 #7258Sat., Aug. 16 #7259Schiffelly Puppets

Sports & Community ContactsGENERAL INFORMATIONCHAMBER OF COMMERCECONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAUlakevillechamber.orgvisitlakeville.org952-469-2020COMMUNITY EDUCATION - ISD 194952-232-2150www.lakevilleareacommunityed.netFIELD SCHEDULERParks & Recreation, 952-985-4610www.lakevillemn.govINDOOR GYM SCHEDULERCommunity Education-ISD 194952-232-2155www.lakevilleareacommunityed.netLAKEVILLE ARENAS952-985-2170www.lakevillearenas.orgPARKS/SHELTER SCHEDULERParks & Recreation, 952-985-4600www.lakevillemn.govCOMMUNITY CLUBS4-H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT651-480-7700LAKEVILLE BOY SCOUTS/CUB SCOUTSPrairie Lakes District, 651-254-9137Tim Anders (Lakeville), 651-254-9118www.adventureiscalling.orgLAKEVILLE AREA GIRL SCOUTSKim Heiarwww.lakevillegirlscouts.comLAKEVILLE AREA HISTORICAL SOCIETYWally Potter, 952-469-4805MN VALLEY PHOTOGRAPHY CLUBwww.minnesotavalleyphotoclub.orginfo@minnesotavalleyphotoclub.orgSNOWMOBILE CLUB & SAFETY CLASSESSno TrackersLinda Moe, 952-469-3718www.lakevillesnotrackers.comTOASTMASTERSwww.BigAppleToastmasters.orgSPORTSARCHERYSouth Forty ArchersShawn Bartlett, Pres., 612-207-7949Max Mittelstaedt, VP, 612-790-0922www.southfortyarchers.comBASEBALLwww.lakevillebaseball.orgMen’sLouis LiVicche, 952-465-1499BASEBALL—MIRACLE LEAGUEBrian Roseen, Miracle League Director612-387-8437www.lakevillebaseball.orgsouthmetromiracle@yahoo.comBASKETBALLBoys North—LBBAwww.lakevillenorthbba.orgGirls North—LGBAwww.lakevillenorthgba.orgBoys & Girls Southwww.lakevillesouthbasketball.orgMen’sParks & Recreation, 952-985-4615www.lakevillemn.govFOOTBALLJason Mahlman612-719-6248www.lakevillefootball.orgGYMNASTICS BOOSTER CLUBwww.lakevillegymnastics.orgHOCKEYBoys & Girls—LHAMark Brown, 612-221-3462www.lakevillehockey.orgApple Valley Hockey Assoc.www.applevalleyhockey.comHIGH SCHOOL SPORTS BOOSTER CLUBSLNHS - 952-232-3600LSHS - 952-232-3300Like us on FACEBOOKICE SKATINGParks & Recreation, 952-985-4600www.lakevillemn.govLACROSSEwww.lakevillelacrosse.orgSOCCERwww.lakevillesoccer.orgSOFTBALLGirls Fastpitch—LFSAwww.lakevillefastpitch.orgMen’s & Co-RecParks & Recreation, 952-985-4615www.lakevillemn.govSWIMMINGSouth Metro Storm Swim Club952-953-7789www.mnstorm.orgTRACK & FIELDwww.lakevilletrack.orgVOLLEYBALLJr. GirlsSteve Willingham, 952-431-6341www.lakevillejuniors.comMen’s, Women’s & Co-RecParks & Recreation, 952-985-4615www.lakevillemn.govWRESTLINGwww.lakevillewrestling.comWe make every effort to ensurethe accuracy of this list.However, please note themost current contactinformation will be listed on theindividual websites.34Parks & Recreation[Department Hotline952-985-4690PRESS OPTION . . .#1- FIELDS, RINKS AND FACILITYWeather-related cancellations#2- TODAY’S PROGRAM STATUSWeather cancellations andother daily information#3- GENERAL INFORMATIONUpcoming events, park rental, etc.#4- SCORELINEAdult athletic scoresWould you like yoursports group orcommunity clubinformation listed here?Contact the LakevilleParks & Recreation Departmentat 952-985-4600.Participation in youthsports associations isdetermined by schooldistrict boundaries.For information onparticipating in theseyouth sportsassociations, pleasecontact eachassociation directly.

Adult Team Sports: Contact Dan Brettschneider at 952-985-4615.Confirmations: The Parks & Recreation Department will sendprogram receipts to confirm registration if registering other thanonline. If a class is full, your name will be placed on a waiting listand your fee returned.Deadlines: Please register early to ensure a space. Most activitieshave registration deadlines, generally five business days prior tostart of activity (unless otherwise noted). The Parks & RecreationDepartment reserves the right to cancel a program. Those enrolledin a program that is cancelled will receive a refund.Payment: Registration, team sports and facility reservations can bemade with cash, check or credit cardRefund Policy: Registration fees for a program cancelled by theParks & Recreation Department will be fully refunded. A $2 servicefee will be charged for individual cancellations made prior to thestart of program and/or activity registration deadline. No refundscan be made after start of program and/or activity registrationdeadline, whichever comes first.Scholarships: Financial scholarships are available for eligible youthrecreation participants. For information, call 952-985-4600.Last NamePARENT/PRIMARY CONTACTFirst NameMale Female If new phone or addressEqual Opportunities: The City of Lakeville believes that all residentsregardless of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age ordisability have the right to participate in activities of their choice. Forthose with disabilities, please call 952-985-4615.Waiver Statement: When registering for a program by phone, thefollowing waiver statement is implied: "I hereby release, absolve andhold harmless the City of Lakeville, its officers, employees andagents from damage resulting from any injury incurred by me or mychild while participating in any Parks & Recreation program. I/weunderstand that the City of Lakeville assumes no responsibility forinjury before, during, or after programs."Disclaimer: This program schedule is published for informationpurposes only. Lakeville reserves the right to make changes in thecontent and provision of the program schedule without notice.Photos: Lakeville Parks & Recreation Departmentperiodically takes pictures of participants in ourprograms, during special events and in theparks. These photos maybe used in the City’s media publications.Street Address City State ZipPhone (h) Phone (w) Phone (c)E-mailSpecial needs or requests:PARTICIPANT’S NAMEREGISTRATION PROCEDURESPROGRAM REGISTRATION FORMGENDER(M/F)PARTICIPANT INFORMATIONT-SHIRT SIZE(if required)YS, YM, YL, AS, AM, AL, AXLYes, please send me e-mail updatesBIRTHDATE PROGRAM NAME PROGRAM # FEEWAYS TO REGISTERONLINE—RAPConnectRecreation Arts Parkslakeville-rapconnect.comCredit card onlyPHONE—952-985-4600Credit card onlyFAX—952-985-4499Credit card onlyBY MAILCity of Lakeville20195 Holyoke Ave.Lakeville, MN 55044Check, credit cardWALK-INCity Hall20195 Holyoke Ave.Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.DROP BOXAfter-hours drop box at CityHall, 20195 Holyoke Ave.Extra registration formsavailable atwww.lakevillemn.govADVERTISINGOPPORTUNITIESAVAILABLEFor details on purchasing adspace in our next seasonalbrochure, please contactDan Brettschneider at952-985-4615 ordbrettschneider@lakevillemn.gov.Distributed to approximately21,000 households.Waiver Statement: I hereby release, absolve and hold harmless the City of Lakeville, its officers, employees and agents from damageresulng from any injury incurred by me or my child while parcipang in the above-menoned programs. I/we understand that the Cityof Lakeville assumes no responsibility for injury before, during or aer programs.Parcipant’s Signature Parent/Guardian Signature Date(If parcipant is under 18 years of age)PAYMENT METHODCash Check—Payable to: City of Lakeville VISA MasterCard American Express DiscoverCard NumberCardholder Name(please print)Expiration DateAuthorized SignatureCreatingCommunitythroughPeople, Parks& Programslakeville-rapconnect.com35

City of Lakeville20195 Holyoke Ave.Lakeville, MN 55044ECRWSSResidential CustomerPresort StdUS PostagePAIDPermit No. 82Lakeville, MNRecreation…Where you can learn and play with us at any of our summerclasses and camps for all ages—sport camps, nature camps, safety camps, fieldtrips and many more. Register for Kamp Kermit (see page 4) by April 15 and receive a$10 discount.www.lakeville-rapconnect.com, 952-985-4600PlayLakeville Area Arts Center…Where you can foster your creativeside and explore a variety of art classes for all ages, or experience entertainingmusical and theatrical productions offered throughout the year.www.LakevilleAreaArtsCenter.com, 952-985-4640DiscoverHeritage Center…Where you can join the Lakeville Area Active Adults,Yellow Ribbon or Historical Society and gather, make new connections and usethe resources to stay informed. This newly-renovated facility is also available forevent rentals.www.lakevillemn.gov, 952-985-4400BelongParks…Where you can see all the beauty and fun Lakeville has to offer at anyof our 58 parks or over 100 miles of trails. Reserve one of Lakeville’s exceptionalpark facilities for your next picnic or gathering and make it anevent to remember.www.lakevillemn.gov, 952-985-4600ExploreLike us on FACEBOOK