2017 Summer Catalog - City of Lake Oswego

www.loparks.org | Summer 2017

Summer Camps See NEW Insert

Get Outdoors

Stewardship Page 20 Adventures Pages 24-29 Swim Park Page 32 Dog Town Page 53

Get Together

Events Pages 44-48 Concerts Page 47 Community Fun Page 52

ADMINISTRATION

Message from the Director

Key Contacts

After a cold and snowy winter, I’m sure all of us are excited for sunnier, warmer, longer summer days! From taking in beautiful sunsets in our parks, participating in camps and activity classes, stewardship volunteer opportunities, and getting together at our summer concerts like the Essential LO Volunteer Appreciation Concert (pg 46), there are a variety of ways to get outdoors, and live well in LO this summer. One way to live well is by registering for one of our 60 camps offered this summer. We are excited to include a brand new addition into this Summer Catalog - our Camp Guide Booklet Insert. Take it out, give it to your kids to select what they want to do, or take it with you to better plan the activities and classes you and your family will do this summer! Even pets have new ways to live large and live well in LO this summer. As part of a pilot program, we are testing new off-leash areas at 4 new parks in Lake Oswego -- McNary, Southwood, Pilkington and West Waluga. These off-leash areas will be available to dogs until September 15th, then followed by evaluation and reassessment to determine a permanent change. Therefore, I encourage you and your furry friends to get outdoors and get their paws dirty to test out these new offleash opportunities! Our department is also excited to announce progress with the design and development of 2 new parks -- Iron Mountain Park and Woodmont Natural Park. We are concluding the public design process for Iron Mountain Park that will include trailhead parking, restroom, nature play, and a mix of manicured and natural meadow areas. We have just began the process for Woodmont Natural Park and will be hosting 2 public outreach events in May and July.

Parks & Recreation Administrative Office Ivan Anderholm

As always we are here to provide excellent opportunities that enrich your lives, bring us together as a community and preserve and care for our natural and urban environment.

505 G Avenue Mail to: PO Box 369, Lake Oswego, OR 97034 General Information 503-635-3758 Fax 503-699-7462

Ivan Anderholm, CPRE Director

Parks, Recreation and Natural Resources Advisory Board Counselor Skip O’Neill Charles Aubin Scott Bullard Bill Gordon Mark Hoyt Heidi Schrimsher Chris Stewart James Stupfel Tom Widden Todd Van Rysselberghe Rhys Richmond, Youth Member

The Parks Board is a volunteer board recommending policy direction to the City Council. The board meets at 6p on the third Wednesday of each month at the City of Lake Oswego Palisades 2•Register Online•WWW.LOPARKS.ORG

Registration for summer classes begins at 10a April 10 for residents and April 17 for all others.

Register Online www.loparks.org Photo Courtesy of Skyhawks Sports Academy

Director

1500 Greentree Rd Mail to for all Parks Locations: PO Box 369, Lake Oswego, OR 97034 General Information & Registration 503-675-2549 [email protected] Parks Maintenance 503-635-0280 Park Ranger 503-697-6522 Registration 503-675-2549 Fax 503-697-6579

Adult Community Center Ann Adrian Center Manager

Public Golf Course Tom Mueller Golf Course Manager

17525 Stafford Road Mail to: PO Box 369, Lake Oswego, OR 97034 General Information 503-636-8228

Indoor Tennis Center Lisa West Tennis Center Coordinator

Carol Hartley Tennis Center Manager

2900 Diane Drive Mail to: PO Box 369, Lake Oswego, OR 97034 Registration & Court Reservations 503-635-5550 SUMMER 2017

TABLE OF CONTENTS Activities & Classes

Preschool Activities Teen Scene

Get Moving Camps Youth Adults

Sports Zone Golf Tennis

Get Healthy Youth Adults

Luscher Farm

Get Outdoors Hikes, Rambles Outdoor Recreation Rowing

Get Creative Youth Adults

Get Interested Youth Adults

Programs & Events

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Lake Oswego Parks & Recreation’s mission is to build community, enrich lives and care for the environment. Living Well in LO Powered by Parks & Recreation is how we deliver our mission.

Stewardship & Volunteer Opportunities

Get Together Events

Adult Community Center

Department of Parks & Recreation

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Get Acquainted Advisory Board Key Contacts Location Key

Scholarships Registration Sponsors

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Activity Key: Back to Nature: activites that connect us to nature and the outdoors. Healthy and Active: Great for engaging in a healthy active lifestyle.

What's your Living Well in LO?

www.LivingWellinLO.org • #LivingWellinLO

ACTIVITIES GUIDE

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CAMPS

Preschool Little Masters

Take an exciting sensory exploration while making art! Use a variety of mediums to create art while engaging the senses of touch, smell, sound, and taste in the art room. Parent participation required. Ages 2-5 Thomas PAL Res $35/Non-Res $53 Additional Sibling $24/ Non-Res $36 15631 9:30-10:30a Sa 6/3-6/24

Mini-Ballerinas

An introduction to ballet class with Teacher Eve! Play breaks incorporated in a fun learning environment. Ages 3-5 Brindis PAL Res $51/Non-Res $64 15530 9:30-10:15a Sa 6/10-7/15 15533 9:30-10:15a Sa 7/22-8/26

Before/After Day Care Available!

We offer child care for many camps held at Palisades. Availability of care is listed within the camp description. Specific costs are shown as optional pricing within online registration. Please select optional camp pricing when you register or call 503-675-2549. Hours are 7-9a and 4-6p.

PRESCHOOL CAMPS

Lake Oswego Safety Town

Learn about safety through songs, games, crafts and stories. Meet our City’s police officers, fire fighters and take a ride on a school bus. Help kids evaluate “safe” and “unsafe” situations when confronted with potentially dangerous circumstances. No Before/After Care Ages 4-6 LOPD PAL Res $85/Non-Res $107 15535 9:30a-12p M-F 6/26-6/30

Camps BECOME A JR. CAMP COUNSELOR!

Weekly volunteer opportunities are available throughout the summer; camps include Kindercamp, Mad Science, Safety Town and more. This opportunity is open to teens, ages 13-17, that are available to make week-long commitments during summer months. Teens will be interviewed during the last two weeks of May and will be required to attend a volunteer training on Wednesday, June 14 or Thursday, June 15. A $15 fee will apply to accepted students.

APPLY ONLINE!

Visit www.LOTeenScene.org and click on the “Become a Jr. Camp Counselor” page for the online application. For a hard copy, please contact Cydny Fletcher at [email protected] Interviews are scheduled via email and will include a tentative scheduling worksheet students are required to bring. As always, interested teens are encouraged to inquire about volunteer opportunities themselves; it helps us get to know you! APPLICATIONS ARE DUE MAY 12 BY 5PM

Frozen Dance Camp

Become an ice princess as you dance your way on a fun-filled journey through the snow. Discover new friends we run into along the way as we search for an ice castle. Props and art projects are incorporated. Ages 4-7 ABDA Staff ABDA Res $170/Non-Res $196 15540 9:30a-12p M-Th 7/31-8/3

Angelina Ballerina Dance Camp

Learn some of Angelina’s favorite ballet steps and enjoy dancing to classical music. You just may become a Rose Fairy Princess! Ages 3-6 ABDA Staff ABDA Res $170/Non-Res $196 15537 9:30a-12p M-Th 8/21-8/24 4•Register Online•WWW.LOPARKS.ORG

SUMMER 2017

CAMPS

KINDERCAMP

Join our half-day camp staffed by the professionals from Vermont Hills Family Life Center. Children sing songs, play games, listen to stories, and create arts and crafts in an outdoor setting. Special guests on the last day of camp. Ages 4-6 VHFLC GRP Res $90/Non-Res $113

Dragon Quest

Learn how to train your dragon. Create a world of imagination with Kings, Queens, and Castles, as we ride our pretend dragons on adventures. Creature Feature 15546 9:15a-12:30p M-F 6/26-6/30

Neverland Adventure

Discover the world of pirates, mermaids, Pan and crocodiles as we explore Never Never Land by flight, boat and land. Bounce House. No Camp 7/4 Res $72/Non-Res $90 (Cost adjusted for holiday closure) 15547 9:15a-12:30p M/W-F 7/3-7/7

Kung Fu Panda

Learn about real pandas and the funny cartoon panda. Learn a few Kung Fu steps and act out the panda quest through China. Clown 15548 9:15a-12:30p M-F 7/10-7/14

Fairies & Gnomes

Create a fairy garden and woodland creature play space. Use a magnifying lens to discover the insect world as we romp through the forest. Puppeteer 15549 9:15a-12:30p M-F 7/17-7/21

To Infinity and Beyond

3,2,1…Blast off! Build a balloon rocket, make space helmets and jet packs just like Buzz Lightyear. Create alien adventures to Mars with games and crafts. Mad Science 15550 9:15a-12:30p M-F 7/24-7/28

Ka-Chow!

Lightning McQueens take us through a week of making ramps for our cars, Piston Cup trophies, car races and relays. Magician 15551 9:15a-12:30p M-F 7/31-8/4

Missoula Children’s Theatre presents Beauty Lou and the Country Beast Auditions

Monday, June 19, 10am SHARP - 12 noon. No late admittance; please arrive by 9:30am in order to sign in Palisades - GYM. Open to Lake Oswego youth ages 6-18 Pre-registration strongly encouraged. Register online or in person. No Before/After Care 15554 10a-12p M 6/19 Fee: Audition is free

Rehearsals

Monday-Thursday, June 19-22, time of day depends on actor’s role. Information & details about rehearsal times follow auditions. There is a fee due for children selected for the week-long theatre workshop with the Missoula Children’s Theatre Tour Directors and subsequent June 23 & 24 performances. Please note that not all youth who audition will receive parts. Fee: Res $85/Non-Res $107

Performances

George Rogers Park - Main Stage Friday, June 23, 4p (Free) Saturday, June 24, 10a ($5) Call the Parks & Recreation Main Office at 503-675-2549 for more information.

Jurassic Journey

Our journey starts with dinosaur bones, games, crafts and hidden fossils. OMSI 15552 9:15a-12:30p M-F 8/7-8/11

Island Adventure

Your adventure awaits as we take to the ocean like Moana. Build a totem pole, create a messy volcano, and make a lei. Musician 15553 9:15a-12:30p M-F 8/14-8/18 ACTIVITIES GUIDE


CAMPS

ART CAMPS

DANCE CAMPS

From “action” art to cool crafts, this camp has a little bit of everything! Paint, draw and explore mixed media projects while learning about inspiring artists and unusual techniques. Before Care 7-9a @ $25 week Ages 7-12 Thomas PAL Res $138/Non-Res $159 15557 9a-12p M-F 7/10-7/14

A week of dance, from ballet to jazz, hip hop to lyrical. Come ready to dance, learn choreography and have fun! End the week with a performance! Before care 7-9a @ $25 week Ages 6-10 Brindis PAL Res $127/Non-Res $146 15562 9a-12p M-F 7/10-7/14

Art Meets Science

Learn various hip hop styles and techniques. Learn about choreography, freestyling and a performance on the last day. Before care 7-9a @ $25 week Ages 8-14 Brindis PAL Res $127/Non-Res $146 15563 9a-12p M-F 7/31-8/4

Arts & Crafts Go Wild!

Discover new ways of looking at art and science through various activities designed to inspire your inner artist and provoke scientific thought. Explore new concepts which support creativity and challenge the mind! Before Care 7-9a @ $25 week Ages 5-7 Thomas PAL Res $138/Non-Res $159 15556 9a-12p M-F 7/24-7/28

Art & Design Camp

Perfect for the beginning and well-seasoned artists! Gain a deeper understanding of the Elements of Art and Principles of Design. From color, shape and texture to balance, contrast and unity, explore it all! Before Care 7-9a @ $25 week Ages 10-15 Thomas PAL Res $138/Non-Res $159 15558 9a-12p M-F 8/14-8/18

Fun with Clay Camp

Create dragons, animals, or people from your favorite stories out of clay! Learn coil, slab and pinch methods of clay construction as well as sculptures with paper armatures! No Camp July 4. Before Care 7-9a @ $25 week Ages 5-7 Tomlinson PAL Res $192/Non-Res $221 15559 9a-12p M-F 7/3-7/7

So You Think You Can Dance Camp

Beat Breaker Dance Camp

Hip Hop Dance Camp

Dancers focus on all forms of hip hop including freestyle, locking and popping. Learn 3 different routines, compete in dance off challenges and design a fun costume for end of camp performance. Take a hip-hop music video audition headshot. Ages 8-12 ABDA Staff ABDA Res $170/Non-Res $196 15564 12-2:30p M-Th 7/24-7/27

Dance & Cheer Camp

Students will learn jazz, pom pom and hip hop dance and cheer styles and halftime routines. Create cheers, posters, pom moms and bows for the end-of-camp pep rally performance. Ages 6-9 ABDA Staff ABDA Res $170/Non-Res $196 15565 9:30a-12p M-Th 7/10-7/13

Sculpy Sculpture Camp

Create fantastical creatures, animals and people using the technique of building wire and tin foil armatures, then covering it with sculpy! Before Care 7-9a @ $25 week Ages 8-12 Tomlinson PAL Res $192/Non-Res $221 15560 9a-12p M-F 7/17-7/21

Hand-Building with Clay Camp

Learn various hand-building and sculptural techniques to create boxes, cylinders, vases, cups and sculptural pieces. Experiment with various methods of surface decoration and glazing techniques. Before Care 7-9a @ $25 week Ages 10-15 Tomlinson PAL Res $192/Non-Res $221 15561 9a-12p M-F 8/7-8/11 6•Register Online•WWW.LOPARKS.ORG

SUMMER 2017

CAMPS

MUSIC CAMPS

MAD SCIENCE CAMPS

All About That Bass Camp

Jr. Science Explorers

Come explore instruments such as the electric bass, the upright bass, and other lower pitched instruments! Learn about how they are used in jazz and classical music and the history behind them! Before Care 7-9a @ $25 week Ages 8-12 RMC PAL Res $144/Non-Res $166 15567 9a-12p M-F 6/26-6/30

Develop Earth awareness and explore this world as a Jr. Naturalist before heading to space as a Jr. Astronaut. Explore your center of gravity as you investigate the science of sports! Before care 7-9a @ $25 week Ages 5-7 Mad Science Staff PAL Res $168/Non-Res $194 15584 9a-12p M-F 6/26-6/30

Glee Week

Creative Contraptions! The Inventor’s Camp

A fun week of singing with RMC Studios. Students will learn proper singing technique and posture and have the chance to sing their favorite songs solo and with a group! After Care 4-6p @ $25 week Ages 5-7 RMC PAL Res $144/Non-Res $166 15568 1-4p M-F 6/26-6/30

Beginning Rock Camp

Newcomers are invited to put rock in their roll. Students get a chance to explore the drums, bass, guitar, keyboard and vocals, and learn the fundaments of music, such as pitch, melody, harmony, and rhythm. Before Care 7-9am @ $25 week Ages 5-7 RMC PAL Res $144/Non-Res $166 15569 9a-12p M-F 7/17-7/21

Drumming Madness Camp

Learn about different drumming patterns and different beats by using a variety of hand drums and drum sets. Come let loose and get ready to find your rhythm! After Care 4-6p @ $25 week Ages 8-12 RMC PAL Res $144/Non-Res $166 15570 1-4p M-F 7/17-7/21

Go on a journey of discovery from real life inventions of Da Vinci, Edison, the Wright Brothers and Isaac Asimov’s dreams of future inventions. Face a series of challenges which must be overcome using basic materials, simple machines, tips from famous inventors and your mind! After care 4-6p @ $25 week Ages 7-12 Mad Science Staff PAL Res $168/Non-Res $194 15585 1-4p M-F 6/26-6/30

Radical Robotics

Explore the wonderful world of automation. From the basics of robotics to the complexity of building TWO of your own robots! Build two take-home robots yourself and continue your exploration of robotic science long after your week with our Mad Scientist is over. Before and after care available @ $50 week Ages 7-12 Mad Science Staff PAL Res $354/Non-Res $408 15600 9a-4p M-F 8/21-8/25

Music Around The World

Explore different countries by listening to music they make! Make your own instruments and learn about different cultures. Music is the universal language and we have a lot of exploring to do! Before Care 7-9a @ $25 week Ages 5-7 RMC PAL Res $144/Non-Res $166 15571 9a-12p M-F 8/7-8/11

Recording and Music Technology Camp

Experiment with synthesizers, effects pedals, and recording music on your computer! Create your own music and learn how to use computers and other music technology. Students are encouraged to bring in instruments. After Care 4-6p @ $25 week Ages 8-12 RMC PAL Res $144/Non-Res $166 15572 1-4p M-F 8/7-8/11 ACTIVITIES GUIDE

NEW Photography 101 Camp

Turn your love of picture-taking into a skill that sets your photographs apart from everyone else on Instagram! Learn the basics of framing, the right lighting, the best way to work with your surroundings, and how to stage a shot and get your subjects to relax. Before Care 7-9am @ $25 week Ages 10-14 Schulman PAL Res $169/Non-Res $195 15903 9a-12p M-F 7/17-7/21 CALL TO REGISTER •503.675.2549 • 7

CAMPS

LEGO & TECHNOLOGY CAMPS

Intro To STEM using LEGO® Materials

(Formerly Pre-Engineering) Build engineer-designed projects such as boats, snowmobiles, catapults and create your own unique design while using tens of thousands of LEGO! Before Care 7-9a @ $25 week Ages 5-7 Play-Well Staff PAL Res $155/Non-Res $178 15602 9a-12p M-F 6/19-6/23

Jedi Master Engineering using LEGO® Materials

The Force Awakens in this course for young Jedi! Discover key engineering concepts such as gear trains, worm drives, pneumatics, and eccentric motion. Build LEGO XWings, AT-AT walkers, Pod Racers, Star Destroyers, Cloud Cities and other complex machines and structures from a galaxy far, far away. After Care 4-6p @ $25 week Ages 8-12 Play-Well Staff PAL Res $155/Non-Res $178 15603 1-4p M-F 6/19-6/23

Jedi Engineering using LEGO® Materials

The Force Awakens in this introductory engineering course for young Jedi! Explore engineering principles by designing and building projects such as LEGO® X-Wings, R2 Units, Energy Catapults, Defense Turrets, and Settlements from a galaxy far, far away. Before Care 7-9a @ $25 week Ages 5-7 Play-Well Staff PAL Res $155/Non-Res $178 15605 9a-12p M-F 7/31-8/4

Aerospace Fundamentals using LEGO® Materials

Learn the secrets of flight while studying the work of masters like DaVinci and the Wright Brothers. Build a model of the largest rocket in history and design your own Mars Rover! After Care 4-6p @ $25 week Ages 8-12 Play-Well Staff PAL Res $155/Non-Res $178 15606 1-4p M-F 7/31-8/4

Girl Powered STEM Challenge using LEGO® Materials

For girls (or boys!) who love to build! Design and build as never before, and explore your craziest ideas in a supportive environment. Before Care 7-9a @ $25 week Ages 8-12 Play-Well Staff PAL Res $155/Non-Res $178 15607 9a-12p M-F 8/14-8/18

Lift-Off using LEGO® Materials

Build LEGO models of every kind of flying machine, from wings that flap like a bird’s, to P-51 Mustangs, stealth bombers and NASA rockets! After Care 4-6p @ $25 week Ages 5-7 Play-Well Staff PAL Res $155/Non-Res $178 15608 1-4p M-F 8/14-8/18 8•Register Online•WWW.LOPARKS.ORG

Animation Camp

Learn the basics of animation and digital design. Students create fun interactive animations that they can share with the world. Before Care 7-9a @ $25 week Ages 10-17 YouthTech PAL Res $165/Non-Res $190 15611 9a-12p M-Th 7/10-7/13

Movie Makers Camp

An interactive course that instructs on the world of digital video design and production. Students film, direct and edit digital video creations. After Care 4-6p @ $25 week Ages 10-17 YouthTech PAL Res $155/Non-Res $179 15612 1-4p M-Th 7/10-7/13

iCode Camp

Create virtual apps and write programs to share. Explore problem solving and programming logic in a fun and interactive way. No Before Care Ages 6-12 YouthTech PAL Res $130/Non-Res $150 15613 9:30a-12p M-Th 7/24-7/27

Video Game Design Camp

A fun look at the world of video game design and development. Learn basics of game design and produce video games to share. After Care 4-6p @ $25 week Ages 10-17 YouthTech PAL Res $175/Non-Res $202 15614 1-4p M-Th 7/24-7/27

The Gaming Academy

Be immersed into the world of 2D and 3D game design. The gaming academy is a combination of Video Game Design, Advanced Game Design and 3D Game Design. Before and After Care @ $50 week Ages 10-17 YouthTech PAL Res $310/Non-Res $357 15615 9a-4p M-Th 7/31-8/3

NEW Pokémon Go Video Game Design

Dive into the world of computer coding through Scratch. Create Poke projects like Pokedex or a Pokemon Battle game! No Camp July 4. Before Care 7-9a @ $25 week Ages 7-12 Code To The Future PAL Res $116/Non-Res $134 15609 9a-12p M-F 7/3-7/7

NEW Minecraft Modding Camp

Using Java, learn to create Minecraft mods like “craft a sword out of mushy bananas” or “spawn a flying golden cow”! No Camp July 4. After Care 4-6p @ $25 week Ages 9-14 Play-Well Staff PAL Res $164/Non-Res $189 15610 1-4p M-F 7/3-7/7

SUMMER 2017

CAMPS

LUSCHER FARM CAMPS

Gardening and Fiber Arts Camp

Play with fiber arts each day, delving into felting, weaving and dyeing. Feed the chickens, help maintain the Children’s Garden, harvest a healthy snack and gather items from the farm to use in projects. Ages 7-12 Staff LUSCH Res $240/Non-Res $276 15471 9a-4p M-F 6/19-6/23

Tractors, Trucks and Trailers Food Around the World Camp

Make dishes with international flair. Learn about different cultures and geographic regions, and the interesting ways they approach food. Learn about organic gardening and help grow your own food for lunch. Create internationally themed artwork. Ages 5-8 Staff LUSCH Res $240/Non-Res $276 15469 9a-4p M-F 6/26-6/30 15470 9a-4p M-F 7/17-7/21 Ages 9-12 Staff LUSCH Res $240/Non-Res $276 15485 9a-4p M-F 6/26-6/30 15486 9a-4p M-F 7/17-7/21

In My Backyard Camp

Help build a worm bin, learn about organic gardening, chickens, and the water cycle. Engage in science experiments and games. Harvest food to make lunch by solar cooking. Explore the farm and its surroundings on daily nature hikes. Ages 5-8 Staff LUSCH Res $240/Non-Res $276 15473 9a-4p M-F 7/10-7/14 15474 9a-4p M-F 8/7-8/11 Ages 9-12 Staff LUSCH 15487 9a-4p M-F 7/10-7/14 15488 9a-4p M-F 8/7-8/11 ACTIVITIES GUIDE

Climb on Big Red, a tractor very similar to the one Rudy Luscher used. Dig in our digging corner, sprout seeds. Listen to stories and make farm related crafts while learning about farm machinery. Practice Old McYogi Yoga! No Class on Tuesday, July 4 Ages 4-8 Staff LUSCH Res $128/Non-Res $147 15483 9a-1p Tu-F 7/3-7/7

Nature on the Farm Camp

Children discover nature through play and mindful activities. Each day campers create art, practice yoga and sing camp songs, followed by nature-based activities, healthy garden snacks, and traditional games played in the field. Ages 5-8 Staff LUSCH Res $240/Non-Res $276 15480 9a-4p M-F 8/14-8/18

Pioneer Camp

Dress, work and play pioneer style! Explore the importance of tasks done around the farm; gardening, cooking on an open fire, farmyard chores and feeding livestock. Learn the time honored crafts of weaving, crocheting, and candle making. Take hikes and participate in old-fashioned fun and games. Ages 7-12 Staff LUSCH Res. $240/Non-Res $276 15481 9a-4p M-F 8/21-8/25 CALL TO REGISTER •503.675.2549 • 9

CAMPS

OUTDOOR & ADVENTURE CAMPS

LO Explorers is a weekly-themed camp for school-age

students; combining two field trips a week and a fresh approach to activities. An information packet is sent with a schedule of activities and includes waivers/permission slips. Participants spend Wednesdays on a swimming field trip and Fridays on a themed field trip. LO Explorers offers an optional “Counselor in Training” (CIT) program for participants ages 10-12. CIT’s help lead activities and assist with day-to-day operations. Participants are presented with a CIT Certificate at the end of camp. Bring a sack lunch, water bottle and sunscreen daily; sandals with back-straps only. Ages 7-12 Staff PAL Res$240/Non-Res $276 BEFORE AND AFTER CAMP CARE LOX offers the option of before/after camp care each week. Monday-Friday 7-9a and 4-6p Ages 7-12 Staff PAL Res $50/Non-Res $58 (per week)

Eat Like a Boss

If it looks good, eat it! Become a part of Lake Oswego’s test kitchen and make pretzels in a bag, solar cookies and play pudding Pictionary. Spend Friday at Pump It Up! No Camp 7/4 Res$192/Non-Res $221 (Cost adjusted for holiday closure) 15616 9a-4p M/W-F 7/3-7/7

Avast Ye, Matey!

Take a looter’s journey into the world of Black Beard and make treasure map pizza, Kraken pie and walk the plank! Practice your pirate raid at Evergreen Swim Park. 15617 9a-4p M-F 7/10-7/14

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Hogwartz Alley

Expecto Patronum! Spend the week dabbling in potions, caring for magical creatures and fine tuning your conjuring techniques in this spell-binding camp! Culminate the week at Bullwinkles! 15618 9a-4p M-F 7/17-7/21

Fantastical Beasts

From the Phoenix to the Loch Ness Monster! Come make dragon skulls, play Hydra Punch and search for Bigfoot. See what you can find on Friday at Enchanted Forest! 15619 9a-4p M-F 7/24-7/28

The Jedi Resistance

Calling all Rebels! Join us as we make our own light sabers, go through rigorous Jedi training and make wookie cookies. Friday head to Ultrazone to practice mastering The Force in the 2-level arena. 15620 9a-4p M-F 7/31-8/4

Your Mission, Should You Choose To Accept It This camp will self-destruct in 5 seconds! Go through a rigorous special agent training, complete daily missions and save the world! Spend Friday training at Sky High. 15621 9a-4p M-F 8/7-8/11

Gotta Catch ‘em All!

Better start training as you become your favorite Pokemon, make a Pokeball pizza and have a battle tournament! Then it’s off to the Oregon Zoo! 15622 9a-4p M-F 8/14-8/18

SUMMER 2017

GET INTERESTED

Neighborhood House/LO Natural Resources and Camp Dakota Ropes Course

Help sort food donations at Neighborhood House. Day two help set up for the howl @ the moon adventure run, then head to the ropes course and ziplines at Camp Dakota! 15625 9a-4p Tu-Th 7/11-7/13

Ronald McDonald House and SUP

Learn to support families in need by helping maintain the Ronald McDonald House and cook lunch for the residents and their children in treatment. Then head to Vancouver Lake for a day of stand-up paddle boarding (SUP)! 15626 9a-4p Tu-Th 7/18-7/20

Luscher Farm and Paintball LO TEEN SERVICE CORPS is a volunteer opportunity for teens ages 13-17. This program is a three-day commitment; two days of service and an adventurous activity on the third day. Volunteer hours can be used towards graduation requirements, and each teen receives an LO Teen Service Corps shirt. An information packet is sent with any waivers/ permission slips needed, as well as service and field trip details. No Before/After Care **Each week provides 10-12 hours of community service Bring a sack lunch, water bottle and sunscreen daily. *Participants are welcome to bring money for snacks or other items on field trip days. Ages 13-17 Staff PAL Res$125/Non-Res $144

Palisades Garden, Oregon Humane Society and Evergreen Swim Park

Spend day one creating a 20x20 garden plot at Palisades then make dog biscuits for the Oregon Humane Society. On day two we head to the OHS to deliver and spend time in the cat and dog kennels. Then it’s off to the Evergreen Wings & Waves Water Park! 15623 9a-4p Tu-Th 6/20-6/22

Help maintain the grounds and participate in a project build at the historic Luscher Farms, then head to Camp Dakota for a full day of outdoor paintball! 15627 9a-4p Tu-Th 7/25-7/27

Cedar Sinai Park and Kayaking

Play bingo and do crafts with residents then help with events at Cedar Sinai Park’s Robison Health Center. Spend the third day out at the National Wildlife Refuge kayaking the Columbia River! 15628 9a-4p Tu-Th 8/1-8/3

Portland Rescue Mission and Mt. Hood Adventure Park

Help those in need at the Portland Rescue Mission serving lunch, maintaining grounds and sorting donations. On Thursday, head to Mt. Hood Adventure Park for a day of alpine slides and go-karts! 15629 9a-4p Tu-Th 8/8-8/10

LO Natural Resources and White Water Rafting

Help restore local natural areas at Springbrook Park then head to the White Salmon River for white water rafting! 15630 9a-4p Tu-Th 8/15-8/17

Friends of Tryon Creek and White Water Rafting

Work to restore trails and the natural habitats in Tryon Creek State Park. End the week white water rafting on the Clackamas River! 15624 9a-4p Tu-Th 6/27-6/29

ACTIVITIES GUIDE


CAMPS

OUTDOOR & ADVENTURE CAMPS Intro to Wilderness Survival Camp

A beginners guide to wilderness survival! Learn how to prepare a fire, build shelter and traps, make rope, navigate and much more through exciting individual and team projects. Contact Coyle Outside with any questions 541-760-0774 Ages 6-9 Coyle GRP Res $215/ Non-Res $248 15780 9a-1p M-F 6/26-6/30

Advanced Survivor Camp

Build mastery in advanced skills with fire, shelter, traps, navigation, edibles and medicinals, and navigation through challenging team and individual survival scenarios. Course ends with certification! Contact Coyle Outside with any questions 541-760-0774 Ages 8-12 Coyle GRP Res $295/ Non-Res $340 15778 9a-4p M-F 7/24-7/28

Paddle Power Kid’s Camp

This five-day course provides instruction in paddling safety, maneuvering, bracing, rescues, hydrology and more! The first four days, kids will explore and paddle SUP boards, canoes, and kayaks. Day five, parents are invited to join in on the paddling as part of Parents Day. Register at: www.aldercreek.com or call 503-285-0464 Ages 10-14 ALD TC Cost: $349 9a-4p M-F 7/10-7/13 Cost: $349 9a-4p M-F 8/14-8/18

LOCR Learn to Row Camps

See Rowing page 27 for youth rowing camps.

SPORTS CAMPS Fencing Camps

Learn the basic skills of the Olympic sport of fencing. Quick action and fun. This dynamic sport offers challenges to quick thinking, coordination, strength and agility. Safety is emphasized. All equipment is provided. Wear athletic type clothing and shoes. Ages 7-12 OR Fencing All. PAL Res $114/Non-Res $132 15586 9a-12p M-F 7/10-7/14 15587 9a-12p M-F 7/31-8/4 15588 9a-12p M-F 8/14-8/18 *NEW Ages 12-17 OR Fencing All. PAL 15589 1-4p M-F 8/14-8/18

Trackers Archery Adventure: Bows, Spears, and Boomerangs

Go into the forest to train in the arts of stealth and awareness and learn the way of the bow. Use the foundations of archery to develop focus and accuracy. Ages 8-11 TRACKERS LUSCH Res $456/Non-Res $525 15779 8:30a-3:30p M-F 7/31-8/4

Trackers Forest Ninja Camp

Discover secrets of the Forest Ninja! Learn to see with eyes as sharp as the Owl’s and move with the grace of the Mountain Lion. Train in wilderness survival, martial arts and evasion techniques. Ages 8-11 TRACKERS LUSCH Res $456/Non-Res $525 15781 8:30a-3:30p M-F 8/21-8/25 12•Register Online•WWW.LOPARKS.ORG

For Boys Lacrosse Camp info and Skyhawks Sports Camps see page 14.

SUMMER 2017

CAMPS

*NEW Yoga for Kids Camp

www.laxnw.com

*NEW Girls and Boys Lacrosse Camps

In partnership with the experienced coaches of Lacrosse Northwest. Lacrosse Northwest is excited to bring education to the forefront of boys’ and girls’ lacrosse with a high energy level players will truly benefit from. All instruction is led by Lacrosse Northwest staff. View equipment requirements online or contact Lax NW at 503-295-7774 or [email protected]

Beginners Lacrosse

This clinic is designed for players with less than two years of experience with the goal of helping players develop a solid foundation of skills need for the game. Boys Ages 8-14 Lax NW HZF Res $108/Non-Res $124 15590 9a-12p M-Th 6/19-6/22 Girls Ages 8-14 Lax NW HZF Res $108/Non-Res $124 15591 9a-12p M-Th 6/26-6/29

Advanced Lacrosse

This clinic is designed for players with two or more years of experience with the goal of helping players prepare for the next level of their game. Boys Ages 8-14 Lax NW HZF Res $108/Non-Res $124 15592 9a-12p M-Th 6/19-6/22 Girls Ages 8-14 Lax NW HZF Res $108/Non-Res $124 15593 9a-12p M-Th 6/26-6/29

Learn the fundamentals of yoga! Children learn to calm their minds and strengthen their bodies by connecting the mind, body and breath. Yoga Camps promote physical, emotional and social development and leaves children with a calm, focused and balanced body and mind. Ages 5-11 Peek PAL Res $147/Non-Res $169 15596 9-11:30a M-F 6/19-6/23 15597 9-11:30a M-F 6/26-6/30 15598 9-11:30a M-F 8/21-8/25

*NEW Parkour, Stealth & Circus Skills Camp

Various movements create increased body awareness, coordination, confidence and connection to nature. Movements occur at ground level. Stealthy, low impact acrobatics/tumbling, free running, theatrical fighting (choreographing theatric fighting and clown fighting) object manipulation (juggling, juggling sticks, Chinese yo-yos) and slack lining. Ages 10-14 Coyle GRP Res $246/Non-Res $283 15599 9a-4p M-F 7/17-7/21

Racquet Madness

Have fun learning the fundamentals of Tennis, Pickleball, and Table Tennis! Camp takes place outdoors on the Tennis/ Pickleball courts at George Rogers Park. No experience necessary. All equipment provided. Res $116 Non-Res $134 Ages 8-12 Staff GRP 15594 9a-12p M-Th 8/21-8/24

*NEW Pickleball Camp

Come learn the skills of Pickleball through fun drills and games. Kids will grow with their knowledge and skills of the game in an exciting environment. Camp takes place outdoors on the Tennis/Pickleball courts at George Rogers Park. No experience necessary. Equipment provided. Ages 8-10 LOPC GRP Res $36/Non-Res $54 15601 9-10:30a Tu-Th 7/18-7/20 Ages 11-13 LOPC GRP 15889 10:45a-12:15p Tu-Th 7/18-7/20

ACTIVITIES GUIDE


CAMPS

Lake Oswego Parks & Recreation Presents

SKYHAWKS SPORTS CAMPS

Skyhawks Sports Academy Register at www.skyhawks.com or 1-800-804-3509.

DATES

COURSE #

LOCATION

TIMES

AGES

FEES

Tiny-Hawk Camp (Soccer)

Jun 26-29 (4 days)


Jul 10-13 (4 days)


Aug 14-17 (4 days)

SSA94817 SSA94814 SSA95433

OCE OCE PAL

1-1:45p 1-1:45p 1-1:45p

3.5-4 3.5-4 3.5-4

$39.00 $39.00 $39.00

Mini-Hawk Camp (Soccer, FF & Baseball)

Jun 19-23

SSA94807

WLP

9a-12p

4-6

$109.00

Mini-Hawk Camp (Soccer & Baseball)

Jun 26-29 (4 days)

Mini-Hawk Camp (Soccer)

Jul 6-Aug 3 (Thursdays)

Mini-Hawk Camp (Basketball)

Jul 6-Aug 3 (Thursdays)

Mini-Hawk Camp (Soccer, Baseball, Basketball)

Jul 10-14

SSA97389 SSA94884 SSA95430 SSA94799

WLP. PAL PAL OCE

9a-12p 6-7p 6-7p 9a-12p

4-6 4-6 4-6 4-6

$99.00 $49.00 $49.00 $109.00

Mini-Hawk Camp (Soccer & Baseball)

Jul 17-20 (4 days)

Mini-Hawk Camp (Soccer, Baseball & FF)

Jul 31-Aug 3 (4 days)

SSA94804 SSA94793

PAL PAL

9a-12p 9a-12p

4-6 4-6

$99.00 $99.00

Mini-Hawk Camp (Soccer)

Aug 14-17 (4 days)

SSA95432

PAL

9a-12p

4-6

$99

Multi-Sport Camp (Soccer, FF & Baseball)

Jun 19-23

SSA95431

WLP

9a-12p

6-8

$109.00

Mighty-Hawk (Basketball)

Mighty-Hawk Camp (Basketball)

Jun 26-29 (4 days) Jul 10-14 Jul 17-20 (4 days) Jul 24-28 Jul 31-Aug 3 (4 days)

SSA94810 SSA94787 SSA97391 SSA95172 SSA94818

OCE WLP PAL PAL FHE

9a-12p 9a-12p 9a-12p 9a-12p 9a-12p

6-8 6-8 6-8 6-8 6-8

$99.00 $109.00 $99.00 $109.00 $99.00

Mighty Hawk Camp (Soccer)

Aug 7-10 (4 days)

Mighty-Hawk Camp (Flag Football)

Aug 21-25

SSA94837 SSA97390

WLP HZF

9a-12p 9a-12p

6-8 6-8

$99.00 $109.00

SSA94813 SSA94865

OCE PAL

9a-12p 9a-3p

7-12 7-12

$109.00 $129.00

EWP PAL HZF PAL PAL HZF HZF PAL

9a-12p 9a-3p 9a-12p 9a-3p 1-4p 9a-12p 9a-12p 9a-12p

7-12 7-12 7-12 7-12 8-14 7-12 7-12 7-12

$69.00 $95.00 $109.00 $129.00 $99.00 $109.00 $109.00 $109.00

WLP

9a-12p

7-12

$109.00

SPORTS TINY-HAWKS

MINI-HAWKS

MIGHTY-HAWKS

Mighty-Hawk Camp (Soccer) Mighty-Hawk Camp (Soccer) Mighty-Hawk Camp (Basketball)

SKYHAWKS Basketball Camp

Jun 19-23

Multi-Sport Camp (Dodgeball, Ultimate Frisbee, CTF)

Jun 26-29 (4 days)

Baseball Camp

Jul 5-7(3 days)

Basketball Camp

Jul 5-7 (3 days)

Flag Football Camp

Jul 10-14

Basketball Camp

Jul 17-20 (4 days)

*Volleyball Camp

Jul 24-27 (4 days)

Soccer Camp

Jul 31-Aug 3

Flag Football Camp

Aug 7-11

Multi-Sport Camp (Soccer, FF & Basketball)

Aug 21-25

SSA96466 SSA94801 SSA94789 SSA94796 SSA94792 SSA94808 SSA94846 SSA96469

Soccer Camp

Aug 21-25

SSA97392


SUMMER 2017

GET MOVING

Get Moving YOUTH

Mini-Ballerinas

An introduction to ballet class with Teacher Eve! Play breaks incorporated in a fun learning environment. Ages 3-5 Brindis PAL Res $51/Non-Res $64 15530 9:30-10:15a Sa 6/10-7/15 15533 9:30-10:15a Sa 7/22-8/26

Beginning Ballet Workshop

Keep active and develop techniques and skills which build to create a strong foundation for classical ballet success. Ages 7-10 ABDA Staff ABDA Res $89/Non-Res $112 15566 5:30-6:30p M-Th 8/7-8/10

Tap Beginning for Adults

A beginning tap class that progresses through each term. Work on rhythm, technique and get your workout on. Great way to explore dance and keep yourself healthy and active. Ages 18+ Brindis PAL Res $56/Non-Res $70 15675 7-8p M 6/12-7/17 15676 7-8p M 7/24-8/28

NEW! Tap II for Adults

An intermediate tap class in which beginners move on from the basics, practice more complex combinations, syncopations and learn routines. Increase your ability and get your aerobic exercise. Ages 18+ Brindis PAL Res $56/Non-Res $70 15677 5-6p W 6/14-7/19 15678 5-6p W 7/26-8/30

ADULTS DANCE

NEW! Contemporary for Adults Try-It-Out

For new students, stop by Palisades to try it for Free and sign up to join class the following week! Ages 18+ Brindis PAL 15749 5:30-6:30p Th 6/8

Contemporary for Adults

A beginning level class that covers the very basics of ballet, jazz and modern contemporary technique. Focus on storytelling through movement set to contemporary and modern music. Ages 18+ Brindis PAL Res $56/Non-Res $70 15668 5:30-6:30p Th 6/15-7/20 15670 5:30-6:30p Th 7/27-8/31

Tap for Adults FREE Try-It-Out Day

For new students, stop by Palisades to try it for Free and sign up to join class the following week! Ages 18+ Brindis PAL 15752 7-8p M 6/5

NEW! Line Dance FREE Try-It-Out Day

Here’s your chance to try out Line Dance classes for FREE! Ages 18+ Weisenberg PAL 15758 7-8p M 5/1 Ages 18+ Weisenberg ACC 15759 10:15-11:15a W 5/3

NEW! Line Dance

A fun and easy hour learning basic patterns, steps and dances. Bring your friends and meet others who enjoy moving to the beat. No partner needed. No class 5/29, 5/31 Ages 18+ Weisenberg PAL Res $47/Non-Res $71 15750 7-8p M 5/8-6/26 15751 7-8p M 7/10-8/28 Ages 18+ Weisenberg ACC 15754 10:15-11:15a W 5/10-6/28 15755 10:15-11:15a W 7/12-8/30 ACTIVITIES GUIDE


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FITNESS FITNESS CLASS INTENSITY GUIDE

The following can be used as a guide to the type of fitness class you may be seeking. Instructors can also do an assessment to make sure you are in the correct class level. Needs a little help (Chair Fitness) – This class is for those wishing to exercise while seated, and maintain or improve physical function for basic self-care. Class includes rhythmic movement, strength and stretching exercises, and a focus on muscular endurance, joint range of motion, balance and coordination. Just getting started (Entry Level) – This class is for beginners or those returning to exercise, and includes basic steps, gentle pace, and lower intensity. Focus is on increasing muscular strength and flexibility, joint range of motion, balance, coordination and cardiovascular health. Active Now (Intermediate Level) – This class is for individuals who are physically active at least twice a week, and seek to improve their health and well-being or maintain an active, independent lifestyle. Class includes moderate intensity, low impact exercise that may include strength and stretching exercises, and optional floor work. Focus is on muscular strength and flexibility, joint range of motion, balance, coordination, agility, and cardiovascular endurance. Athlete (Advanced Level) – This class is for individuals that train almost every day and seek to improve performance in a competitive sport, strenuous recreational activities, or a physically demanding job. Class includes higher intensity, low impact workouts complete with challenging strength and conditioning exercises and floor work.

AQUATICS

Aquatic Fitness is a water exercise program made possible by a unique partnership between the LOPR and The Springs at Carman Oaks. We pride ourselves in offering a safe, effective, and fun fitness program with classes designed to enhance your health and wellness.

Aqua-Fit

Designed for all water enthusiasts, at any fitness level, this low impact workout comfortably tones and strengthens muscles while developing coordination. The gentle resistance of water allows for movement and improvement at your own pace. Buoyancy reduces weight bearing stress on the body while enhancing flexibility and range of motion. Ages 18+ Staff Springs Res $52/Non-Res $65 15707 10-10:45a Tu 5/9-6/27 15709 11-11:45a Tu 5/9-6/27 15708 10-10:45a Th 5/11-6/29 15710 11-11:45a Th 5/11-6/29 15711 10-10:45a Tu 7/11-8/29 15713 11-11:45a Tu 7/11-8/29 15712 10-10:45a Th 7/13-8/31 15714 11-11:45a Th 7/13-8/31 16•Register Online•WWW.LOPARKS.ORG

Cycle, Strength and Soul

A little bit of everything designed for all skills levels! A typical class will include 30 min. of cycling, some strength training and finishing with yoga, so that you end in a relaxed and flexible state. No Class 5/16 Ages 18+ Barner PAL Res $74/Non-Res $93 15725 8:15-9:15a Tu 5/2-6/27 Res $56/Non-Res $70 15726 8:15-9:15a Tu 7/25-8/29

Cycle & Strength

Shape, strengthen and burn calories in this all skill levels class. 30 min. on the bike and 30 min. off the bike using various weight bearing exercises to give your body a total fat burning workout. No Class 5/16 Ages 18+ Barner PAL Res $74/Non-Res $93 15723 9:30-10:30a Tu 5/2-6/27 Res $56/Non-Res $70 15724 9:30-10:30a Tu 7/25-8/29

Cycle & Soul

Start off with with 30 mins of cycling to build stamina and endurance. Then move to your mats for a slow-flow yoga sequence guaranteed to stretch out your body and prepare for a restful sleep. *This class is a perfect precursor to NightNight Yoga, following this class. No Class 5/18 Ages 18+ Barner PAL Res $74/Non-Res $93 15721 5:15-6:15p Th 5/11-6/29 Res $56/Non-Res $70 15722 5:15-6:15p Th 7/27-8/31

YOGA AT PAL

These classes do not have a drop-in option.

Yogalates

Yogalates incorporates the asanas of yoga and the core centered movement of Pilates into one challenging workout. Cultivate a mindful practice with 30-40 min of vinyasa flow then develop the long, lean, lines of a Pilates body in the last 20-30 min of class. No Class 5/17 Ages 18+ Barner PAL Res $62/Non-Res $78 15747 9:30-10:30a W 5/3-6/28 Res $47/Non-Res $71 15748 9:30-10:30a W 7/26-8/30

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Night Night Yoga

If you need to quiet your mind, this class is for you. A blend of restorative yin yoga and yoga nidra. A slower paced class with longer holds for those searching for a relaxing yoga experience while exploring breath and alignment. Each class will explore intention-setting, gentle asana, and meditation. No Class 5/18 Ages 18+ Barner PAL Res $62/Non-Res $78 15743 6:30-7:30p Th 5/11-6/29 Res $47/Non-Res $71 15744 6:30-7:30p Th 7/27-8/31

Gentle Yoga and Yoga-Level l

Focus on basic poses and sequences to promote ease in the body and increase mobility, flexibility, and strength. Students must be able to get down and up from the floor, and stand for at least 15 minutes. Please bring a mat.

Gentle Yoga

Perfect for beginners and continuing students who want to refine their poses with emphasis on strength and flexibility. No Class 5/29 Ages 18+ Sanders PAL Res $56/Non-Res $70 15731 1:15-2:15p M 5/1-6/26 Res $63/Non-Res $79 15732 1:15-2:15p Th 5/4-6/29 Res $42/Non-Res $63 15734 1:15-2:15p M 7/10-8/14 15733 1:15-2:15p Th 7/13-8/17

Yoga-Level 1

For beginning and continuing students who want to perfect their study with a variety of poses and longer holds. Ages 18+ Sanders PAL Res $63/Non-Res $79 15745 12-1p Th 5/4-6/29 Res $42/Non-Res $63 15746 12-1p Th 7/13-8/17

YOGA AT THE ACC Gentle Yoga

Perfect for beginners and continuing students who want to refine their poses with emphasis on strength and flexibility. Ages 18+ Sanders ACC Res $63/Non-Res $79 15728 11:15a-12:15p Tu 5/2-6/27 15729 10:15-11:15a Th 5/4-6/29 Res $42/Non-Res $63 15727 11:15a-12:15p Tu 7/11-8/15 15730 10:15-11:15a Th 7/13-8/17

Drop-In Yoga at ACC

Held Monday and Wednesday evenings, Drop-in class passes can be purchased in 1, 5, 10 or 15 class increments. Appropriate for most levels and offer a balanced yoga practice. Valid only 5/8-8/23 for classes listed below. Non-refundable. Non-transferrable. Students must bring their own mat. No class 5/29, 5/31, 7/3 Drop-In Fees Ages 16+ Crosby ACC 15697 Drop-in 1 time Res $12/Non-Res $18 15700 Drop-in 5 times Res $60/Non-Res $75 15698 Drop-in 10 times Res $115/Non-Res $132 15699 Drop-in 15 times Res $162/Non-Res $186

DROP-IN CLASSES

Yoga Level 1

Class is focused and supportive of beginners. 5:30-6:45p W 5/10-8/23

Yoga – Levels 1 & 2

Beginning and continuing students. 5:30-6:45p M 5/8-8/21

Nia

Fun, non-impact, high energy movements condition the body, mind, emotion and spirit. The choreography draws from a blend of dance arts, martial arts and healing arts with moves and music to inspire joy. No Class 6/15, 6/18, 6/20, 6/22, 6/25, 6/27

Nia FREE Try-It-Out Day at Lakewood Center For new students, here’s your chance to try out Nia for free! Ages 14+ Kaplan LKWD 15740 8:45-9:55a Su 5/28

Nia Class Registration Only Ages 14+ 1 X per week 15742 2 X per week 15741

Kaplan LKWD Res $101/Non-Res $116 8:45-9:55a Su 5/28-8/27 Res $185/Non-Res $213 9:15-10:25a Tu/Th 5/30-8/24

Nia Drop-In at Lakewood Center

Drop-in available in 1, 5, 10 or 15 class increments. Available for Nia classes taught by certified Black Belt Nia Instructor, Carol Kaplan, at Lakewood Center on Tu/Th/Su. Valid only 5/28–8/27. Non-Refundable. Non-Transferrable. No Class 6/15, 6/18, 6/20, 6/22, 6/25, 6/27 Ages 14+ Kaplan LKWD 15736 Drop-in 1 time Res $12/Non-Res $18 15739 Drop-in 5 times Res $52/Non-Res $65 15737 Drop-in 10 times Res $100/Non-Res $115 15738 Drop-in 15 times Res $146/Non-Res $168

Drop-In Options for Nia 9:15-10:25a Tu 9:15-10:25a Th 8:45-9:55a Su

ACTIVITIES GUIDE

5/30-8/22 6/1-8/24 5/28-8/27


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TAI CHI AT PAL

Get Nourished!

Tai Chi for Health, Balance & Relaxation FREE Try-It-Out Day

For new students, here is your chance to try Tai Chi long form for FREE, then sign up for class the following week. Ages 18+ Bruderlin PAL 15694 7-8p W 5/3

Tai Chi for Health, Balance & Relaxation

This class teaches the Yang style long form and two traditional Chi Kung exercises. Tai Chi practice reduces stress and improves balance. This class is taught in a relaxed manner. Ages 18+ Bruderlin PAL Res $62/Non-Res $78 15695 7-8p W 5/10-6/14 15696 7-8p W 6/21-7/26

TAI CHI AT THE ACC Tai Chi FREE Try-It-Out Day

Here’s your chance to try Tai Chi classes at the ACC for free, try it out then sign up to join class! Ages 18+ Kidoguchi ACC

Chair Tai Chi 15718

1-2p

M 5/1

Beginning Tai Chi 15715

2:15-3:15p M

5/1

Chair Tai Chi

Based on the effective Tai Chi-Moving for Better Balance program this class combines traditional tai chi with simple and rhythmical therapeutic movements to improve balance, strength and reduce the risk of falls, all performed while seated in a chair. No previous experience necessary. No Class 5/29 Ages 18+ Kidoguchi ACC Res $88/Non-Res $110 15720 1-2p M/Th 5/4-6/29

Beginning Tai Chi

Based on the Yang family 24-movement Short Form this slow paced class will focus on meditative mind-body exercises to increase balance, flexibility, muscle strength, and enhance well-being. For beginners or students with some Tai Chi experience. No class 5/29 Ages 18+ Kidoguchi ACC Res $88/Non-Res $110 15716 2:15-3:15p M/Th 5/4-6/29

This class covers the fundamentals of a healthy, whole foods diet. Under the guidance of a Certified Holistic Nutritionist, participate in an elimination diet, learn how food serves (or impairs) your physiology and make personalized dietary adjustments. No class 5/29 Ages 18+ Koss ACC Res $60/Non-Res $75 15653 6:30-8:30p M 5/15-6/26 15654 6:30-8:30p M 7/17-8/21

Mindfulness Meditation: Way to Health and Happiness

Improve your health and reduce stress with comfortable meditation postures. Instructor approval/referral required for all levels except Beginners. Please attend the FREE class placement meeting to ensure you register for the correct class, unless you have prior Instructor approval Ages 16+ Tjahaja ACC/PAL Res $106/Non-Res $122

Mindfulness Meditation: FREE Class placement

Pre-requisite to Mindfulness Meditation classes, meet Instructor Surja Tjahaja and review meditation class offerings. Instructor will suggest correct class for your needs. Please attend any time during class hours for this meeting. Ages 16+ Tjahaja ACC 15756 5:30-7p Th 5/4

Mindfulness Meditation: Level l-Beginners

Good for all health conditions, pain management, open to all abilities and any level. No approval needed. 15659 4-5:30p Th 5/11-8/10

Mindfulness Meditation: Level 2 Pain Mngmnt

Please attend FREE class placement day unless you have approval or referral from Instructor. Ages 16+ Tjahaja ACC 15660 2:30-4p Th 5/11-8/10

Mindfulness Meditation: Level 3 5 Hindrances

Please attend FREE class placement day unless you have approval or referral from Instructor. Ages 16+ Tjahaja ACC 15661 5:30-7p Th 5/11-8/10

Mindfulness Meditation: Level 4-Seminar

Please attend FREE class placement day unless you have approval or referral from Instructor. Ages 16+ Tjahaja PAL 15662 7:30-9p Th 5/11-8/10 18•Register Online•WWW.LOPARKS.ORG

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FITNESS IN THE PARK AT WEST WALUGA FIT SPOT Yoga Gentle Flow in the Park FREE Try-It-Out Day

Try our new yoga classes in the park for FREE, then sign up for class beginning the following week! Bring a yoga mat to class. Ages 18+ Hackenjos WWP 15705 10-11a M 7/10

Yoga Gentle Flow in the Park

Move the body and calm the mind as you explore a variety of poses in a fun and supportive environment in the sun. Distinct attention on linking breath with movement. Students must be able to get down to and up from the ground. Bring a yoga mat to class. Ages 18+ Hackenjos WWP Res $54/Non-Res $68 15706 10-11a M 7/17-8/28

Boomer’s Boot Camp in the Park FREE Try-It-Out Day

Try this exciting class for free, then sign up to join class the following week! Ages 18+ Blum WWP 15701 7-8a Th 7/6

Boomer’s Boot Camp in the Park

This class will increase your heart rate, health, and strength safely, effectively, and comfortably all while having fun outdoors. Ages 18+ Blum WWP Res $74/Non-Res $93 15702 7-8a Tu/Th 7/11-8/31

ACC FITNESS CLASSES 50+ Zumba Gold

Cardio-based class combines fast and slow moves that tone and sculpt the body using an aerobic/fitness approach and set to high-energy Latin and international music. Easy to follow dance moves and no previous dance experience necessary. No Class 5/29 Ages 50+ Weber ACC Res $56/Non-Res $70 15680 4-5p M 5/1-6/26 15681 4-5p M 7/10-8/28

Boomers Boot Camp

Gain strength, feel energized and get fit while having fun. Increase your heart rate and strength in this safe, effective and comfortable class. For all levels of fitness. No Class 5/27, 5/30, 7/4 Ages 18+ Blum ACC Res $41/Non-Res $62 15683 6-7p Tu 5/2-6/20 15682 9-10a Sa 5/6-6/24 15684 6-7p Tu 6/27-8/15 15685 9-10a Sa 7/8-8/19

Sit and Be Fit

Practice exercises you can do seated and standing with a chair. Class environment is focused on having fun and positive reinforcement. Participants do not have to stand if unable. No Class 5/29 Ages 18+ Bruner ACC Res $113/Non-Res $130 15687 10:10-11:10a M/F 5/1-6/30 Res $106/Non-Res $122 15688 10:10-11:10a M/F 7/10-9/1

Flexibility Focus

Students will work on stretching, balancing, and improving range of motion at three levels: floor, chair, and standing. Learn how to safely get down to the floor and back up. Bring a floor mat and towel. Ages 18+ Bantz ACC Res $62/Non-Res $78 15686 10-10:50a Tu/Th 7/10-8/17

Strength Training

Experience low-impact training that uses weights and dynabands to strengthen muscles around joints, improve muscle strength, muscle coordination and balance. Includes a stretch and relaxation segment. Students will be getting on and off the floor M/F only. No Class 5/29, 5/31 Ages 18+ Bruner ACC Res $41/Non-Res $62 15692 9-10a M 5/1-6/26 Res $47/Non-Res $71 15693 9-10a F 5/5-6/30 Res $41/Non-Res $62 15690 9-10a M 7/10-8/28 15691 9-10a F 7/14-9/1 Ages 18+ Bantz ACC Res $30/Non-Res $45 15689 9-10a W 7/5-8/16

50+ Aerobic Exercise to Music

An easy low-impact class designed to improve flexibility, strength, balance, and posture while moving to music from the 50’s and 60’s. Instructor will alternate from chair to standing. Ages 50+ Bantz ACC Res $62/Non-Res $78 15679 9-9:50a Tu/Th 7/11-8/17 ACTIVITIES GUIDE


LO STEWARDSHIP

STEWARDSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Give back to the environment, help maintain healthy habitats for plants and animals and improve watershed management by volunteering with our Friends Groups. Lake Oswego has over 450 acres of natural park areas that need your help with restoration efforts! For more information about our Stewardship Opportunities, visit LO-Stewardship.org or contact Babs Hamachek, Parks Stewardship Coordinator, 503-534-5697. Please wear sturdy shoes, bring gloves and water to drink. Volunteers under 18 must have a signed parental release form. All locations are in Lake Oswego unless otherwise noted. Please check our website, LO-Stewardship.org for work party updates.

Free the Trees in Freemont Park

April 2 Su 1-3p Bring the family and explore the lush woods of Freepons Park. Then, roll up your sleeves and give back to the forest. Join Friends of Hallinan Heights Woods as they remove ivy and invasives in this natural area frequented by deer and other wildlife. The end is in sight for freeing all the trees in the forest! Parking: 1399 Bicker St. Contact: Barbara Fisher 503-636-3153 or [email protected]

Weed Warriors Wanted in Woodmont Park April 9 Su 1-3p Keep your eyes open for the owl that frequents Woodmont Park as you remove invasive species and restore naturals areas with Friends of Woodmont Park. Look for directional signs to the Stewardship work party. Parking: 13600 Atwater Ln. Contact: Heidi Schrimsher 503-754-6640 or [email protected]

Free the Trees in Cornell Natural Area

April 23 SU 1-3p Join Friends of Hallinan Heights Woods to remove invasive species in this “on the wild side” 3 acre natural area. We’ll walk down Cornell St. together to the work site in the woods. Terrain is steep may be difficult for young children. Parking: Limited parking on Larch St. Carpooling recommended. Contact: Barbara Fisher 503-636-3153 or [email protected]

Invade the Ivy at Iron Mt. Park

April 30 Su 1-3p Roll up your sleeves with Friends of Iron Mt. Park to restore this incredible 51 acre natural area to a healthy eco-balance Hike the winding trails up to the overlook and view wetlands and a hidden pond! Parking: Trailhead is behind the Oswego Hunt Club via graveled Brookside Rd, off of Twin Fir Rd. Contact: Mike Buck 503-914-8607 or [email protected] 20•Register Online•WWW.LOPARKS.ORG

Let’s Pull Together at Springbrook Park

May 6 Sa 9-11a Join Friends of Springbrook Park for some spring cleaning! Remove ivy and invasive species that smother native species in this majestic 50 acre natural park. Located behind the soccer field of Uplands Grade School. Look for directional signs to the Stewardship work party. Parking: Uplands Grade School, 2055 Wembley Park Rd. Contact: Kim Sloat 503-860-8665 or [email protected]

Springbrook Park Preschool Nature Walks

Friends of Springbrook Park will provide the nature guides and exploration buckets and tools, you provide the eager preschoolers! Learn about nature together! Parking: Uplands Grade School, 2055 Wembley Park Rd. Contact: Anne Lider 503-701-2291 or [email protected] April 14 Fr 10:30-11:15a Down Under - Explore the ground under the trees as you look for worms, bugs and other signs of life. Pick up sticks and poke into holes to see how deep they go! Can you find holes that could be homes for some kind of small animal? April 21 Fr 10:30-11:15a The Middle Story - What can we hear, smell, touch and see in our forest story? Birds, squirrels and other small animals live above our heads. How far can you reach up to the leafy green roof of the forest?

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Get Healthy LUSCHER FARM SUMMER 2017 CSA

Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is a partnership between a farmer and local consumers. Participants pay a fee at the beginning of the growing season to meet the farm’s expenses for the upcoming season.

Oswego Garden Club Presents: Scarecrows in the Garden Tour

July 11-October 31 From wacky/scary to traditional/historical and of course the school mascots, the tour features an array of scarecrows at Luscher Farm handcrafted courtesy of Nancy Sergeant and our friends at Oswego Garden Club.

LOPR has partnered with Laura Masterson of 47th Avenue Farms to provide you the opportunity to receive local, sustainably grown vegetables! This CSA opportunity starts mid-May and continues through the end of October. Participants visit Luscher Farm on Thursday evenings to pick up their weekly shares of produce. Each week’s share consists of 8-10 different vegetables and herbs. Age 16+ Masterson LUSCH Whole Share Fee - Res $999/Non-Res $1149 14722 5-7p Th 5/18-10/26 Half Share Fee - Res $555/Non-Res $638 Age 16+ Masterson LUSCH 14723 5-7p Th 5/18-10/26

CSA Try-it-out Share

Curious about being a CSA member? Buy a Half Share for a week and try it out! Registration is due the Tuesday before the pick-up date. Res $25/Non-Res $38 15790 5-7p Th 8/3 15856 5-7p Th 8/10 15857 5-7p Th 8/17 15858 5-7p Th 8/24 15859 5-7p Th 8/31 15860 5-7p Th 9/7 15861 5-7p Th 9/14 15862 5-7p Th 9/21 15863 5-7p Th 9/28

Adopt-a-Plot at Luscher Farm

Learn how to grow vegetables organically and donate fresh produce to the Adult Community Center’s Meals on Wheels Program. Take home samples for personal use. All materials and instruction provided Ages 18+ Staff LUSCH Res $25/Non-Res $38 14704 4x20 plot

Campfire Evening at the Farm

Bring a picnic dinner and spend a family-friendly evening at the Farm! Explore Luscher Farm to partake in a variety of discovery-based activities. Help with a planting project, and enjoy s’mores around the campfire. Rain or shine. Please register all attendees. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Ages 4+ Staff LUSCH Res $10/Non-Res $15 14719 6-8p F 5/19 15467 6-8p F 6/16 ACTIVITIES GUIDE


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Luscher Farm Family Dinners

Spend an afternoon cooking with Chef Laura Content to create a family dinner using local, farm grown, seasonal produce. Two additional family members join the class for dinner at 5pm. Ages 6+ Content LUSCH Res $46/Non-Res $69 Deep Dish Pizza, Strawberry Sundaes 15491 3-6p Sa 6/10 Fresh Corn Tamales, Impossible Chocolate Flan 15495 3-6p Sa 7/8 Risotto and Blueberry Lemon Tiramisu 15499 3-6p Sa 8/12

Kids in the Kitchen

Hands-on fun in the kitchen for a creativity and culinary mash up! Learn important cooking skills while preparing a healthy meal using produce from the Children’s Garden. Ages 6-15 Content LUSCH Res $30/Non-Res $45 Handmade Garden Tacos, Tres Leches Cake 15475 12p-2p Sa 6/10 Minestrone Soup and Berry Shortcake 15476 12p-2p Sa 7/08 Garden Tomato Soup and Grilled Cheese, Blondies 15477 12a-2p Sa 8/12 For information on Luscher Farm Camps, see page 9

Sweet Treats and Barnyard Birthday Party

Enjoy your child’s birthday while we take care of the party. Bake and decorate cupcakes. Do a craft or garden project. Party supplies, homemade cupcakes, and party favors are provided. Call 503-534-5284 to reserve. Ages 3-14 Staff LUSCH First 10 guests Res $225/Non-Res $259 Extra Guest- Up to 5 Res$10/Non-Res $12

Garden Babies

Bring your wee one to the Farm for some family fun garden based activities. Parents must accompany children. Rain or shine. Ages 0-3 Staff LUSCH Free Drop-In Program 10-10:45a Tu 4/4-10/23

Barnyard Tales

Join Luscher Farm staff for a weekly story time on the farm, followed by a short tour of the Children’s Garden. Parents must accompany children. Ages 3-8 Staff LUSCH Free Drop-In Program 10-11a Th 4/6-10/25

Manners Matter

From setting the table, proper greetings, handshakes, politely entering a conversation and to writing thank you notes, learn how to be a polite host/hostess and guest. Practice good manners throughout the week and share about those experiences at class. Ages 5-7 Spellecy LUSCH Res $60/Non-Res$90 15479 9:15–10:45a Sa 7/15-7/22 Ages 8-10 Spellecy LUSCH Res $60/Non-Res $90 15478 11a–12:30p Sa 7/15-7/22

Luscher Farm Summer Internship

Learn and practice skills in sustainable food production and food ecology. Sow, maintain and harvest produce to sell in the Lake Oswego Farmer’s Market July 22 and 29. Ages 14+ Duden LUSCH Res. $190/Non-Res. $284 15506 10a-1p M-F 7/10-7/21 7a-2p Sa 7/22 15507 10a-1p M-F 7/24-8/4 7a-2p Sa 7/29


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GARDENING CLASSES AT LUSCHER FARM

Raised Beds and Garden Structures

Herbal Gift Workshop

Learn how to infuse oils and make your own salt scrubs, lip balm, and massage oils using products from the garden. Take samples home for personal use or gift making just in time for Mother’s Day. Ages 12+ Rukke LUSCH Res $30/Non-Res $45 15472 1-3p Sa 4/29

Lake Oswego Hanging Baskets

Plant materials for this project are identical to those in the fabulous hanging baskets on our city streets. All materials and instructions provided. Select from plant materials suited for sun or shade. Leave with your own beautiful creation! Ages 16+ Davis LUSCH Res $40/Non-Res $60 14713 10-11:15a Sa 5/6 14720 1-2:15p Sa 5/6

Make gardening easier and more productive with raised beds and garden structures. This class is held in the Demonstration Garden with hands on demos showing you just how easy it can be to maximize your garden space with trellises, teepees and planters. Res $10/Non-Res $15 Ages 18+ Staff LUSCH 14726 1-2:30p Sa 4/15

Year Round Gardening

Late July is the perfect time to start planting for winter harvests! Learn what to do for a year round harvest, about cold frames, cloches, and perennial veggies. Seeds and starter plants provided. Ages 16+ Staff LUSCH Res. $10/Non-Res$15 15500 1-2:30p Sa 7/8

Ready, Set, Plant!

May in the Willamette Valley means it's planting time! In this class we cover preparing your garden space, starting plants from seed or transplants, types of soil amendments, and how to stay ahead of weed growth. Res $10/Non-Res $15 Ages 18+ Staff LUSCH 14727 1-2:30p Sa 5/20

A benefit for

Save the Date!

FRIENDS OF THE

ROGERSON CLEMATIS COLLECTION

Saturday, May 27, 2017

at Luscher Farm in Lake Oswego

Floral Design 101

10th Anniversary Celebration!

Inviting Vines

Garden tours, informational talks, food and refreshments For more information, visit www.rogersonclematiscollection.org

Bring your garden indoors and learn basic floral design principles, including line, texture, color whether using a vase or floral form. Learn about when and how to cut and condition your flowers. Each participant will take home an arrangement of their own creation. Ages 16+ Whitman LUSCH Res $20/Non-Res $30 15468 9:30-11a Sa 7/8

Propagating & Dividing Clematis Vines

Learn how to inexpensively increase your quantities of the “Queen of the Vines” by cuttings and divisions in the beautiful Friends of Rogerson Clematis Garden. All materials provided. Please bring clippers if you have them. Ages 12+ Beutler LUSCH Res $15/Non-Res $22 15482 1-3p Su 6/4 ACTIVITIES GUIDE


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Welcome to Hikes & Rambles For more than 30

years, the Hikes and Rambles volunteer-led program plans and leads bi-weekly hikes with the goal of enjoying the outdoors, promoting healthy activity and encouraging social interaction with like-minded friends. The intent is not to set speed or distance records, but to promote appreciation and knowledge of the environment in the beautiful Pacific Northwest. Outings are planned for Tuesdays and Thursdays, most within two hours’ drive of Lake Oswego. For full schedule, descriptions and other information: 1. Go to www.lohikes.com 2. Contact Jennifer Gohr: [email protected] to have a seasonal schedule regularly mailed to you. Also available for pick up at Palisades. 3. Contact [email protected] to receive up-to-date scouting reports of each week’s upcoming outings by e-mail. 4. Contact [email protected] for other questions.

Hikes are designed for hikers of intermediate ability.

Hiking distances are usually between 6-10 miles, with elevation gains of 800-2000 ft.

Rambles are typically shorter, 3-6 miles, less rugged and more leisurely paced – perfect for beginners. Meeting Place: Lake Oswego Parks & Recreation at

Carpooling and Fees: Carpools are arranged among

participants. Riders pay a mileage donation to the driver (listed in schedule), and share any bridge tolls or parking fees. All mileages listed in the schedule are roundtrip. A Parks & Rec fee of $1 is payable before departure.

Conditions and Safety: Hikes and Rambles are not cancelled due to rain, but are cancelled if Lake Oswego Schools are closed or delayed due to weather. Location may be changed for hiking or driving safety. Leaders may refuse to take anyone judged not properly equipped or prepared. Participants accept responsibility for their personal safety. No pets permitted.

Palisades (PAL), 1500 Greentree Road. No pre-registration required.

Departure Times: Are typically 8a for hikes and 8:30a for

rambles, unless otherwise listed in the schedule. Please arrive at least 15 min before departure time to sign liability release and hike roster, arrange carpools and get driving instructions. We leave promptly at the stated times.

What to Wear: Clothes suitable for weather conditions.

Breathable, moisture-wicking layers are ideal. Sturdy, lug-soled, waterproof walking shoes or boots are recommended.

What to Bring: Daypack containing lunch and trail snacks,

sufficient water, sun protection, personal first aid kit, extra jacket or vest, rain gear or umbrella, extra shoes and plastic bag for muddy items (your driver will thank you). Hiking poles are often helpful but optional.

For further details on any hike, visit LOHIKES.com or inquire at the LO Parks & Recreation Office


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Get Outdoors

OUTDOOR RECREATION

www.greatoutdoorsmonth.org

Spring into Summer at Springbrook Park

Celebrate National Trails Day with a 2 hour interpretive walk for adults and families in our local natural area park. Learn about native plants and their lore, investigate signs of animal life and observe how the land reveals the park’s history. Meet at Uplands Elementary School: 2055 Wembley Park Road All Ages Thomas SCP Res $3/ Non-Res $5 15788 10:30a-12:30p Sa 6/3

Adventures Without Limits (AWL) is mission-directed to empower people of all abilities through quality outdoor experiences. Accommodations, equipment and customized support available for people with disabilities. Transportation included. For more information visit: www.awloutdoors.org LOCAL PICK-UP AT PALISADES

Kayaking Scappoose Bay www.impactactionsports.com

Paintball Battle

Enjoy 3 hours of paintball fun with exclusive field access! Gear, paint and referee provided, upgrades available onsite. Individuals or groups welcome, pre-registration required. Meet at Impact Action Sports. 19265 SW Schaber Ln, Tualatin, OR 97062 Ages 10+ IAS IAS Res $41/ Non-Res $62 15787 2pm-5pm Sa 7/15

During the spring time, Scappoose Bay floods with run-off from the surrounding hills, resulting in a maze of trees and grassland that creates a Shangri-La for shorebirds and Bald Eagles. Ages 6+ AWL PAL Res $69/Non-Res $80 15784 8:30a-6:30p Su 5/7

Rafting North Santiam-Father’s Day

This is one of the most popular paddling sections in Oregon. Enjoy class II and III rapids and several opportunities to swim in deep pools, and float past dense forests and small cliffs to make a day you won’t soon forget! Ages 6+ AWL PAL Res $69/Non-Res $80 15782 8:30a-6:30p Su 6/18

Hiking on Mt. Hood

Enjoy a moderate 6 mile hike to a scenic lake and outlook, passing through enchanting Doug Fir tree stands and old growth Cedar groves. Learn about local flora, fauna and cultural history. Ages 6+ AWL PAL Res $69/Non-Res $80 15783 8:30a-6:30p Sa 7/22

Howl at the Moon 5K Adventure Run

Adventure runners set off as the sun goes down on the rolling hills of Luscher Farm. Runners navigate 3.1 miles of natural terrain while navigating through 13 obstacles. The post run event offers music, food, drinks, vendor booths and more. Fun for competitive 5K enthusiasts, casual walkers or runners! Ages 10+ STAFF LUSCH Adult-$45/ Youth $25 Team of four-$140 4-9:30p F 7/28 Visit: www.howlatthemoonLO.org for more information! ACTIVITIES GUIDE

Rock Climbing French’s Dome

A secluded destination on the shoulder of Mt. Hood, this basalt dome offers a climbing experience of varying difficulty and a spectacular view of Mt. Hood summit on clear days! No experience necessary. Ages 6+ AWL PAL Res $69/Non-Res $80 15785 8:30a-6:30p Sa 8/26


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ALDER CREEK *now in two locations in Lake Oswego For Alder Creek activity pricing, registrations, special location directions, and for more information, please visit: www.aldercreek.com or call 503-285-0464. GRP 611 S State Street, Lake Oswego TCP 14110 Stampher Rd. Lake Oswego

Sup Yoga

The fun begins on land before heading to the water for a tour around the cove. Once you feel at ease we work through a series of traditional poses engaging your core and testing your balance! No prior yoga or SUP experience required. Ages 14+ ALD TCP Each weekly session runs 2 hours, classes run 6/6-9/19 Tu 6-8p or Sa 9-11a $40 per session (includes board rental) $20 per session (with own board)

SUP, KAYAK & CANOE RENTALS George Rogers Park Rentals

(last rentals go out 2 hours prior to closing) Weekends 5/27-6/25 (open Memorial Day) 10a-6p 7 days a week 7/1-8/27 10a-8p Weekends 9/2-9/24 (open Labor Day)

Tryon Cove Rentals

(last rentals go out 2 hours prior to closing) Weekends 5/27-6/25 (open Memorial Day) 10a-6p 7 days a week 7/1-8/27 10a-8p Weekends 9/2-9/24 (open Labor Day) ***Locations may open early depending on weather. Please call for updates.

Single Kayaks & SUP Boards

(at George Rogers/Tryon Cove Park) 1 hour rental $20 2 hour rental $25 ½ day rental $35 1 day rental (24 hours) $50

Double Kayaks or Canoes (at Tryon Cove Park only) 1 hour rental 2 hour rental ½ day rental 1 day rental (24 hours)

$25 $30 $40 $60

Basic Skills Stand Up Paddle Class

Learn the foundation that all SUP paddlers need. Before hitting the water, we discuss paddling safely, local destinations and equipment. On the water, we introduce the basic skills. We encourage students to practice a deep water rescue which is a safety skill every paddler should own! Ages 10+ ALD TCP Every Su 10a-2p 5/28-9/17 $59 &up

Basic Skills Kayak

Learn the foundation that all paddlers need. In the classroom we discuss paddling safely, local destinations and equipment. On the water, we introduce the basic skills and concepts needed to efficiently move a kayak through the water in every direction. We encourage students to practice a deep water wet exit and an assisted re-entry which is a safety skill every paddler should own! We provide the trained professional coaching you need to feel comfortable practicing this skill. Ages 10+ ALD TCP Every Sa 9:30a-12:30p 5/27-9/16 $69 &up

Elk Rock Paddle Tour

Enjoy a fun paddling trip from our Tryon Cove location in Lake Oswego. We will explore the local area around Elk Rock Island Park just a short paddle from the shop. Pick up some new skills and let our knowledgable guides show you how fun paddling in your own backyard can be! Ages 10+ ALD TCP Every Sa & Su 9:30a-12:30p 5/28-9/17 Youth $29/ Adult $39 Kids Paddle Power Camp on pg 12


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ROWING

ROWING WITH LOCR

ROWING PROGRAMS offered through Lake Oswego Community Rowing (LOCR)

LOCR is a non-profit, volunteer driven organization. Guided by the Executive Director and Head Coaches, the experienced and highly trained staff at LOCR provides all coaching and instructional training. LOCR also offers private lessons yearround; please email [email protected] for details.

CHARLIE S. BROWN WATER SPORTS CENTER FOR ROWING

(On the Willamette River at Oswego Pointe Dr, near Roehr Park) 350 Oswego Pointe Drive, Lake Oswego 503-765-6102 Spring, Summer and Fall season rowing programs are held at the Charlie S. Brown Water Sports Center for Rowing. Indoor training sessions during the winter months are held at Palisades, 1500 Greentree Road.

REGISTRATION FOR ROWING

In partnership with the LOPRt, Lake Oswego Community Rowing (LOCR) offers programs for both new and experienced rowers. The on-the-water season runs from mid-February through mid-November, weather permitting, in which participants learn proper rowing technique, boat handling and water safety. Winter indoor land training is available to anyone, regardless of rowing experience, and includes ergometer (rowing machine) workouts and strength building.

YOUTH ROWING PROGRAM

(Ages 13-18, 8th-12th grade) LOCR offers year-round programs including summer camps and team rowing during the school year for both new and experienced rowers. Youth rowing camps offer an opportunity for middle and high school students to enjoy rowing during the warm summer months.

YOUTH LEARN TO ROW

Please see page 54 in this catalog.

Participants learn proper rowing technique, whole body conditioning and water safety while making new friends and enjoying a new activity. Summer youth participants get a head start on team rowing if they choose to row during the school year. One week camps are available all summer. Repeat participants can advance to the next level. Subsequent levels do not have to be taken immediately following the previous week.

INCLEMENT WEATHER

Level 1 Camp

Register online for listed classes www.loparks.org or call Parks & Recreation 503-675-2549 Information about all programs offered by LOCR is available at www.lorowing.com

REFUND AND CANCELLATION POLICY

LOCR reserves the right to cancel classes due to poor weather or river conditions.

REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS

Lake Oswego Community Rowing has teamed up with Parks & Recreation to provide easy access to information and registration for all rowing activities. Enrollment in any rowing program is dependent on the following requirements: ✓✓ Current and signed Float Test Form ✓✓ Lake Oswego Community Rowing Forms ✓✓ Completed USRowing waiver Required forms are available on-line at www.lorowing.com or through Lake Oswego Parks & Recreation 1500 Greentree Road.

ACTIVITIES GUIDE

Learn the basics of rowing, including terminology, boat handling and safety. Proper rowing technique is taught first on rowing machines and then we progress to the water. Day 1 of the class will be at our indoor facility at LOPR (Palisades 1500 Greentree Rd). Eligibility: All youth who have never rowed prior to summer 2017, ages 13 – 18, and entering 8th - 12th grade in fall 2017. Fee $175 LOCR Coaches WSC 15800 10a-12p M-F 6/19-6/23 15801 10a-12p M-F 6/26-6/30 15802 10a-12p M-F 7/3-7/7 15803 10a-12p M-F 7/10-7/14 15804 10a-12p M-F 7/17-7/21 15805 10a-12p M-F 7/24-7/28 15806 10a-12p M-F 7/31-8/4 15807 10a-12p M-F 8/7-8/11 15808 10a-12p M-F 8/14-8/18


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Level 2 Camp

Continue your summer fun and improving your rowing skills in Level 2! Eligibility: completed Level 1. Fee $150 LOCR Coaches WSC 15792 7:30-10a M-F 6/26-6/30 15793 7:30-10a M-F 7/3-7/7 15794 7:30-10a M-F 7/10-7/14 15795 7:30-10a M-F 7/17-7/21 15796 7:30-10a M-F 7/24-7/28 15797 7:30-10a M-F 7/31-8/4 15798 7:30-10a M-F 8/7-8/11 15799 7:30-10a M-F 8/14-8/18

Level 3 Camp

Enjoy more time on the water and continue rowing in our Level 3 camp! Eligibility: completed Level 2. Fee $100 LOCR Coaches WSC 15811 7:30-10a M-F 7/3-7/7 15812 7:30-10a M-F 7/10-7/14 15813 7:30-10a M-F 7/17-7/21 15814 7:30-10a M-F 7/24-7/28 15815 7:30-10a M-F 7/31-8/4 15816 7:30-10a M-F 8/7-8/11 15817 7:30-10a M-F 8/14-8/18

Collegiate & Alumni Rowing

Join us to maintain your skills and fitness over the summer. With summer membership, either row with varsity youth or during masters practice times. See LOCR website or email [email protected]. Eligibility: Any LOCR alumni or current collegiate rower ages 18+. Current USRowing Championship membership required. Ages 18+ LOCR Coaches WSC Summer Membership $150 5/29–8/18

ADULT ROWING PROGRAM

LOCR offers rowing programs for adults (18+) with prior rowing experience and those wanting to learn. We welcome experienced rowers from other rowing programs or anyone who has completed the Learn to Row program with us.

ADULT LEARN TO ROW CLASSES

Available in the Spring, Summer and Fall, learn the basics of rowing terminology, boat handling and safety. Proper rowing technique is taught first on rowing machines and then we progress to the water. All classes are 4 weeks, 2 times per week, with limited class size. We offer classes for both types of rowing: sweep and sculling.

Rookie Week

Sweep rowing is the technique of rowing with one oar per Unable to join us for a camp this summer? Rookie Week takes person and participants will row in 4 or 8 person team boats. place the week before school and is ideal for any new rower Sculling is the technique of using two oars in unison and who is interested in joining the youth novice team for the fall participants will row in individual single boats. competitive season. Registrants will have the $50 charge credited toward fall season fees. Eligibility: All youth who have Level 1 Sculling never rowed prior to August 2017, ages 13 – 18, and entering th th Successful completion of any of our Learn to Row classes 8 - 12 grade in fall 2017. (note for P&R: max enrollment is allows participants to join the LOCR Master’s Program 44; need to create voucher/coupon for the credit for fall) (coach clearance required). Fee $50 LOCR Coaches WSC Ages 18+ LOCR Coaches WSC 15809 7-9:30a M-F 8/21-8/25 Fee $165 Ages 15-18 15810 9:30-12p M-F 8/21-8/25 Early Morning 15821 5:15-6:45a T/Th 5/2-5/25 Ages 13-14 15822 5:15-6:45a T/Th 6/6-6/29 15823 5:15-6:45a T/Th 7/11-8/3 YOUTH VARSITY ROWING 15824 5:15-6:45a T/Th 8/8-8/31 Mid-Morning Varsity “Gap” Rowing 15825 9:00-10:30a T/Th 5/2-5/25 Keep rowing after the NW Youth Championship (Regionals) 15826 9:00-10:30a T/Th 6/6-6/29 and before the start of summer kicks off! Eligibility: Any youth 15827 9:00-10:30a T/Th 7/11-8/3 rower who began rowing prior to June 2017. 15828 9:00-10:30a T/Th 8/8-8/31 Fee $60 LOCR Coaches WSC Evening 15818 4-6:30p M-F 5/29-6/16 15829 6:30-8p Tu/Th 6/6-6/29 15830 6:30-8p Tu/Th 7/11-8/3 Varsity Summer Skills 15831 6:30-8p Tu/Th 8/8-8/31 Get your day off to a great start while maintaining your rowing Weekend skills and fitness over the warm summer months. Eligibility: 15832 8-9:30a Sa/Su 6/10-7/2 Any youth rower who began rowing prior to June 2017. 15833 8-9:30a Sa/Su 7/8-7/30 Fee $300 LOCR Coaches WSC 15834 8-9:30a Sa/Su 8/5-8/27 15819 7-9:30am M-F 6/19-8/18 Ages 13-18 28•Register Online•WWW.LOPARKS.ORG

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Level 2 Sculling

Specifically designed for graduates of Level 1 Sculling or anyone with previous but limited rowing experience, you’ll further your understanding of the rowing stroke with opportunities to row in team boats including doubles and quads. Successful completion of any of our Learn to Row classes allows participants to join the LOCR Master’s Program (coach clearance required). Ages 18+ LOCR Coaches WSC Fee $165 Early Morning 15835 5:15-6:45a T/Th 5/2-5/25 15836 5:15-6:45a T/Th 6/6-6/29 15837 5:15-6:45a T/Th 7/11-8/3 15838 5:15-6:45a T/Th 8/8-8/31 Mid-Morning 15839 9-10:30a T/Th 5/2-5/25 15840 9-10:30a T/Th 6/6-6/29 15841 9-10:30a T/Th 7/11-8/3 15842 9-10:30a T/Th 8/8-8/31 Evening 15843 6:30-8p Tu/Th 6/6-6/29 15844 6:30-8p Tu/Th 7/11-8/3 15845 6:30-8p Tu/Th 8/8-8/31 Weekend 15846 8-9:30a Sa/Su 6/10-7/2 15847 8-9:30a Sa/Su 7/8-7/30 15848 8-9:30a Sa/Su 8/5-8/27

Sweep Rowing

Our sweep program serves to introduce participants to the exciting world of bigger boats such as 8s and 4s. The goal is for participants to be comfortable and familiar with the rowing stroke and to seamlessly flow with each other. Ages 18+ LOCR Coaches WSC Fee $165 Early Morning 15849 5:15-6:45a T/Th 5/2-5/25 15850 5:15-6:45a T/Th 6/6-6/29 15851 5:15-6:45a T/Th 7/11-8/3 15852 5:15-6:45a T/Th 8/8-8/31 Weekend 15853 8-9:30a Sa/Su 6/10-7/2 15854 8-9:30a Sa/Su 7/8-7/30 15855 8-9:30a Sa/Su 8/5-8/27

MASTERS ROWING

Experienced adult rowers interested in fitness, improving technique, or competing in regattas can join the LOCR Masters Rowing Program. Masters practice and train under the supervision and direction of our coaches, and the group includes post collegiate rowers, individuals who have completed Learn to Row classes and rowers who were introduced to rowing at another club. Whether you are an experienced rower or relatively new, our coaching staff can hone your skills and bring your rowing to a new level. Adults (Ages 18+) join the Masters Program by purchasing either an annual or 3 month (seasonal/quarterly) membership which provides access to any of the designated Masters rowing times as posted at www.lorowing.com. Memberships are purchased at www.loparks.org. Click on the Memberships tab, and then choose LOCR Masters 3 Month or Annual Membership; or call 503-675-2549. Ages 18+ LOCR Coaches WSC 3 Month Membership $275 One Year Membership $975

FREE: LEARN TO ROW DAY!

Saturday, June 3 Join us for our 7th annual Learn to Row Day - a free community event for adults and children ages 13+. Come and experience the joy of rowing! To sign up, go to www.lorowing.com/learntorowday. Choose from one of three time slots: 7:30, 9 or 10:30 am. Space is limited sign up today at www.lorowing.com! ACTIVITIES GUIDE


TEEN SCENE

Teen Scene

Mix & Mingle: Future 6th Grade Meet & Greet

Friday, May 26; 4-7p Open to ALL incoming 6th graders Come mingle with your future middle school compadres and get your first taste of the perks of Jr. High: The Teen Lounge! Enjoy refreshments, games and more!

School’s Out!

SUMMER HOURS AT THE LO TEEN LOUNGE

PLEASE NOTE: The Teen Lounge is now a part of our Summer Camp program and will no longer be open for drop-in hours in the summer. The Teen Lounge will re-open for our After School program on Tuesday, August 30. Please visit pages 4-14 for Summer Camp offerings!

Thursday, June 15 1p-5p *In the Teen Lounge Covered Area Celebrate the last day of school with us! Hot dogs on the grill, activities in the Lounge, good times had by all. This is a free event open to current grades 6 and up.

RENT THE TEEN LOUNGE

The McKenzie Lounge is now hosting private parties, movie nights and events! Rental packages include staff on hand to help set up and clean up, plus use of all teen lounge perks. Contact Cydny Fletcher at [email protected] to discuss party packages, rates and available hours.

ATTENTION HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS! JOIN THE YOUTH ACTION COUNCIL! The Youth Action Council (YAC) is a volunteer program for teens who would like to make a difference in the community while earning volunteer credits! YAC organizes activities such as the Flag Football League, Story Time @ The Library, Pups at Finals and fundraisers. We are accepting applications for the 2017-18 school year from incoming 9th-12th grade students from Lake Oswego high schools. Applications are due May 1, 2017. Apply online at www.LOteenscene.org or contact Cydny at 503-697-6589 for a hard copy application.


SUMMER 2017

SPORTS ZONE

SPORTS ZONE www.lakeoswegosports.com follow us on twitter: @LOCitySports

Summer 7v7

CoEd Soccer League Adult and H.S. divisions

SUMMER ADULT DROP-IN SPORTS

www.lakeoswegosports.com click on ‘Adult Drop-In Sports’

Adult Drop-In Basketball

Designed for LO residents, 18+. Residency is checked at the door. Non-residents may play if availability exists. Res $3/Non-Res $5 Ages 18+ W 6:45-8:45p PAL Gym

Adult Drop-In Pickleball

L.O. Pickleball Club offers free outdoor drop-in play at George Roger Park courts June through September. Weather pending. Open to beginners and experienced players. Equipment provided for new players. Weather pending. Ages 18+ GRP For dates, times and details visit L.O. Pickleball Club at www.sites.google.com/site/lakeoswegopickleballclub

Join us on the pitch for the inaugural 7v7 Summer Soccer League GAMES PLAYED July-August Interested? Visit the Coed Soccer Page www.lakeoswegosports.com Adult Coed Recreational Soccer Fall League

For men and women ages 18+. Team registration format, individuals are not placed on teams.Register at loparks.org. Managers must register first to create team. Divisions: Open (18+) - Game days are Sunday afternoons/evenings and Friday nights (if needed) Over 35 - Game days are Sunday afternoons and evenings The eight-game season begins September 10 and runs through mid-November. Registration Opens: Thursday, July 20 Registration and payment deadline: Thursday, August 17, 4:30p

For Youth Sports Camps see pages 12-14 For Tennis Classes, see pages 40-43 ACTIVITIES GUIDE

NEW! Cyclocross Skills Clinics

Improve your riding skills for dirt trails and the upcoming cyclocross season. Day 1: bicycle overview and obstacle drills. Day 2: obstacle drills and sample course. Day 3: obstacle drills and sample course. *Crosstoberfest cyclocross event will be held October 28, 2017 at Luscher Farm. Ages 10+ Harte LUSCH Res $25/Non-Res $38 15604 6:30-8:30p W 8/2 15904 6:30-8:30p W 8/9 15905 6:30-8:30p W 8/16 CALL TO REGISTER •503.675.2549 • 31

SPORTS ZONE

SOFTBALL LEAGUES ADULT COED AND MEN’S SLOW-PITCH

For league information go to oswegosoftball.com.

Play Ball in LO Summer Adult Mens’s & CoEd Divisions Slow-Pitch Softball

2017 HIGH SCHOOL CITY LEAGUE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS

Boys 9/10 Champions: French Toast Men

Games played June-August Leagues run by Clackamas Co. Softball Association

Boys Jr/Sr Champions: Sword Ferns

League and Registration information visit

www.oswegosoftball.com

Girls Champions: Lady Ferns

• Lifeguards are on duty • Diving platforms, water sprayer • Inner tubes, shower, and lounge chairs • Age 10 and under must be accompanied by 16 years or older.


SUMMER 2017

GET CREATIVE

Get Creative YOUTH Little Masters

Take an exciting sensory exploration while making art! Use a variety of mediums to create art while engaging the senses of touch, smell, sound, and taste in the art room. Parent participation required. Ages 2-5 Thomas PAL Res $35/Non-Res $53 Additional Sibling $24/ Non-Res $36 15631 9:30-10:30a Sa 6/3-6/24

RMC STUDIOS PRIVATE LESSONS

RMC Studios is now offering individual weekly music lessons! Registrations are taken on a first come, first serve basis. Lessons are 30 minutes in length and include instruction from an experienced instructor. Register online for your desired lesson and an RMC representative will contact you to confirm. A home instrument is recommended.

Wednesday: Guitar Lessons

Private instruction for beginners, intermediate, or expert levels. Work on rhythm, guitar basics, reading music, and learning popular songs. Ages 5-17 RMC PAL Res $216/Non-Res $249 15509 4:30-6:30p W 4/19-5/24 15510 4:30-6:30p W 7/12-8/16

Thursday: Voice Lessons

Private instruction for beginners, intermediate, or expert levels. Work on rhythm, vocal techniques, reading music, and learning popular songs. Ages 5-17 RMC PAL Res $216/Non-Res $249 15511 4:30-6:30p Th 4/20-5/25 15512 4:30-6:30p Th 7/13-8/17

Friday: Drum Lessons

Private instruction for beginners, intermediate, or expert levels. Work on rhythm, drum beats, reading music, and learning popular songs on a drum set or hand drums. Ages 5-17 RMC PAL Res $216/Non-Res $249 15513 4:30-6:30p F 4/21-5/26 15514 4:30-6:30p F 7/14-8/18

ACTIVITIES GUIDE

Open Mic Night

Friday, May 12; 6-8pm Please join RMC Studios for an evening of music! Event is free and open to all ages. If you are interested in performing, please contact Nicole at [email protected]

ADULTS

MUSIC

Intro to Guitar

Impress your family and friends with a melodic strum or a popular rock tune. This fun course is designed to teach the basic fundamentals and techniques needed to play guitar in any musical style. Ages 18+ RMC Studios ACC Res $66/Non-Res $83 15655 5-6p M 6/12-7/17 15656 5-6p M 7/24-8/28

Choral Group

Learn the basics of proper vocal techniques, warm ups and vocal health. This class provides physical and mental benefits and the chance to socialize with other music lovers. Designed for all levels. Ages 18+ RMC Studios ACC Res $36/Non-Res $54 15645 5-6p W 6/14-7/19 15646 5-6p W 7/26-8/30

Drumming Circle

Get ready to find your rhythm! Learn about different drumming patterns and different beats by using a variety of hand drums and drum sets. Ages 18+ RMC Studios ACC Res $66/Non-Res $83 15648 6-7p W 6/14-7/19 15649 6-7p W 7/26-8/30

Piano for Adults

Learn the basic skills of piano on a keyboard. Group lessons introduce students to the basics of music theory. Learn to play songs, read music and rhythmic expression. Ages 18+ RMC Studios ACC Res $66/Non-Res $83 15647 6-7p M 6/12-7/17 15644 6-7p M 7/24-8/28 CALL TO REGISTER •503.675.2549 • 33

GET CREATIVE

ACC CLASSES ADULT ARTS & CRAFTS Cork Art

From painting with corks, to making art projects for decorating and gifts, this class gives you plenty of ways to get crafty with corks. Some corks are provided, but feel free to bring your own! All other supplies provided. Ages 18+ Thomas ACC Res $27/Non-Res $41 15664 1-3p F 5/19

4th of July Art

Use a variety of art supplies and techniques to create your own patriotic-inspired artwork. From red, white and blue, to paper and glue! All supplies provided. Ages 18+ Thomas ACC Res $27/Non-Res $41 15666 10a-12p F 6/16

Rock Painting

Revisit this fun childhood activity as an adult! From aboriginal designs to the abstract, this class explores different rock painting techniques to help you create small pieces of art that make a big impression. Ages 18+ Thomas ACC Res $27/Non-Res $41 15667 1-3p F 7/21

Card Workshop

Experiment with a variety of supplies like colorful paper, paper punches and decorative washi tape to make beautiful, personalized cards your friends and family will love! All supplies provided. Ages 18+ Thomas ACC Res $27/Non-Res $41 15650 10a-12p F 8/11

Bob Ross Oil Painting

Easy step by step class takes beginners to seasoned painters from blank canvas to finished masterpiece in one class. All supplies provided. Visit loparks.org to view paintings. Ages 12+ Stubb ACC Res $48/Non-Res $72 At Dawn’s Light 15764 10a-2p Th 5/4 Haven in the Valley 15762 5:30-9p M 5/22 Daffodils 15763 1-4:30p Tu 5/23 Marino’s Magnolias 15641 10a-2p Th 6/1 Stormy Seas 15642 1-4:30p Tu 6/20 Storm on the Horizon 15638 5:30-9p M 6/26 Pinnacle Peak 15643 10a-2p Th 7/6 Island in the Wilderness 15640 1-4:30p Tu 7/25 Misty Rolling Hills 15639 5:30-9p M 7/31 Black Seascape 15637 10a-2p Th 8/3 Dark Waterfall 15636 1-4:30p Tu 8/8 Snake River Country 15635 5:30-9p M 8/28

Memoir Writing

Everyone can be a writer, you just need a story, Learn how to tell your story in this fun and thought-provoking class. No Class 5/29, 5/30 Ages 18+ Talney ACC Res $20/Non-Res $30 15657 10a-12p M 5/8-6/26 15658 9-11a Tu 5/9-6/27 34•Register Online•WWW.LOPARKS.ORG

SUMMER 2017

GET CREATIVE

ROSES GLASSWORKS ART SCHOOL

All tools provided and additional materials fees may apply. Visit www.rosesglassworks.com Ages 14+ McDougal ROSE

Fused Jewelry

Play with various colors, shapes and textures of glass (including Dichroic glass) to create your own beautiful fused glass jewelry. For all levels. All tools and materials provided. Res $66/Non-Res $83 15632 10a-12p Sa 6/24

Beginning Watercolors

Class explores watercolor painting, materials, techniques and practices with a bit of art history in the mix. Required materials are listed on online at loparks.org and your registration receipt. Ages 18+ Luneke ACC Res $47/Non-Res $71 15633 1-3p F 5/26-6/30 15634 1-3p F 7/21-8/25

Intermediate Watercolors

Explore new watercolor techniques and skills. Instructor will contact students prior to class start date and will have materials (watercolor paper, tracing paper, frisket & tape) available for purchase for $20. Ages 18+ Luneke ACC Res $47/Non-Res $71 15774 8:45-10:45a W 6/14-7/19 15775 8:45-10:45a W 7/26-8/30

Pottery Throwing

Learn the ancient technique of throwing clay on the pottery wheel! Learn to center clay and create functional pieces like cups, bowls and vases. Experiment with adding handles, textures and combining thrown forms. Dishwasher safe. Ages 12+ Tomlinson GRAS Res $173/Non-Res$199 15882 10a-12p Sa 7/8-7/29 15883 6-8p Th 8/3-8/24

Lake Oswego Hanging Baskets

Oregon Iron Jubilee Celebrating 150 years

First Iron Furnace on the Pacific Coast

Saturday September 9, 3-9pm Join us for an Historic Event!

Pioneer Baseball Game - Wagon Rides Food - Music -Festivities - Fireworks

George Rogers Park

lakeoswegopreservationsociety.org

Plant materials for this project are identical to those in the fabulous hanging baskets on our city streets. All materials and instructions provided. Select from plant materials suited for sun or shade. Leave with your own beautiful creation! Ages 16+ Davis LUSCH Res $40/Non-Res $60 14713 10-11:15a Sa 5/6 14720 1-2:15p Sa 5/6

ACTIVITIES GUIDE


GET INTERESTED

Get Interested

As part of Living Well in LO, Parks & Recreation

offers activities to encourage Intellectual Wellness. Intellectual Wellness is one of the Six Dimensions of Wellness and is defined as meeting life’s challenges successfully through one’s ability to think coherently and logically, as well as having the ability to solve problems. Learning something new is a great way to challenge and exercise your intellect.

YOUTH

Babysitter Training

Learn accident prevention, handling emergencies, first aid and child development, positive supervision and the rights and responsibilities of a “good” babysitter. Ages 10-15 ARC PAL Res $98/Non-Res $123 15515 9a-3:45p Sa 5/20 15516 9a-3:45p Sa 6/3 15517 9a-3:45p Sa 6/17 15518 9a-3:45p Sa 7/8 15519 9a-3:45p Sa 7/15

Wilderness First Aid

This two-day training course will review first aid principles, skills to respond to emergencies and give care in remote or isolated locations, and training for disasters in remote or urban environments, such as earthquakes and hurricanes. Ages 14+ ARC PAL/GRP Res $132/Non-Res $152 15520 8:30a-4:30p Th-F 6/15-6/16

Adult CPR, First Aid and AED Training

Learn to recognize and respond appropriately to cardiac, breathing and first aid emergencies or give immediate care to a suddenly injured or ill person. Students receive certification upon completion of class. Ages 10+ ARC PAL Res $104/Non-Res $120 15521 9a-2:15p Sa 5/6 15522 9a-2:15p Sa 6/10 15523 9a-2:15p Sa 7/22 15524 9a-2:15p Sa 8/12


ADULTS Spanish

Whether you are planning a trip, need to learn Spanish for work, or just want to learn a beautiful language, these fun and laughter-filled classes provide you with 10 weeks of knowledge. Ages 16+ Cohan PAL Res $65/Non-Res $82

Advanced I Spanish

Review of past tense, indirect, direct object and pronominal pronouns. Subjunctive and reading for comprehension and conversation. 15672 9-10:15a Th 6/29-8/31

Beginning I Spanish

Introduction to alphabet and pronunciation. Emphasis on rules and separation of words into different syllables. 15674 10:20-11:35a Th 6/29-8/31

Beginning II/III Spanish

Review of pronunciation; more on AR verbs, sentence structure, and useful vocabulary. 15673 9-10:15a F 6/30-9/1

Social Security Planning Workshop for Couples

The Social Security decisions spouses make when they are in their 60s determines the amount of income they will receive over their lifetime. This workshop will cover some little-known rules that can help married couples get more out of the Social Security system. Ages 55+ Alfonso ACC Individual $15/Couples $25 15665 6-8p Tu 7/11

Social Security Planning Workshop for Boomers

Learn how to maximize your income from Social Security. The decisions baby boomers make now can have a tremendous impact on the total amount of benefits they stand to receive over their lifetime. Ages 55+ Alfonso ACC Individual $15/Couples $25 15671 6-8p M 5/15

SUMMER 2017

GOLF

Golf Course

PRACTICE RANGE

The range has 18 anti-shock artificial turf mats; 13 spaces are covered. One space is available for physically challenged golfers. Heaters available for cold weather practice. Range opens 9a on Tuesday mornings to allow for mowing.

The Lake Oswego Public Golf Course, founded

in 1967, is a gem of our community providing 18 beautifully maintained, challenging Par-3 holes ranging from 75-179 yards. Its gentle, rolling terrain and pristine scenery provide a wonderful backdrop to a memorable day for the whole family.

Warm-up Bucket Small Bucket Medium Bucket Large Bucket

Punch Cards (20% savings! Valid for cardholder only) 10 small buckets 10 medium buckets 10 large buckets

$3.00 $6.00 $9.00 $12.00

$50 $70 $90

FOOT GOLF

DIRECTIONS

The Course is located 2.5 miles north of I-205 on Stafford Road adjacent to Lakeridge High School and Hazelia Field just past the lighted intersection at Overlook Dr. If coming from downtown Lake Oswego follow St./Hwy 43 south and turn right on McVey Ave. Follow 1.2 miles and turn right just past Pioneer Cemetery.

FACILITY HOURS (including practice range) April 7a-8p May-August 6:30a-9p Sept 7a-8p Practice range closed until 9am on Tuesdays for mowing. Last tee time 90 minutes before posted closing time. GREEN FEES* (Nov–Feb)

9 Holes

18 Holes

M-F Jr/Sr Sa,Su,Hol

$15 $13 $17.50

$24.50 $20 $27.50

Twilight Rates are available daily. Check our website or call us at 503-636-8228 for applicable hours and rates.

DISCOUNT PLAY CARDS

$150 Junior/Senior Frequent Player Card: Available to individuals, under 17 or 60+ for $150. Valid for 15 nine-hole rounds M-F only, excluding holidays. Must be used within one year from date of purchase. Non-transferable or refundable. Savings per round = $3. $190 Adult Frequent Player Card: Valid for 15 nine-hole rounds 7 days per week. Must be used within one year from date of purchase. Non-transferable, non-refundable. Savings per round = $3.50. ACTIVITIES GUIDE

RANGE FEES 25 balls 45 balls 90 balls 135 balls

Try America’s fastest growing sport! Using a soccer ball, players kick the ball counting each kick as a stroke into a secondary hole sized proportionally and located away from the regular golf course greens. Our 18 hole layout parallels the golf course. A full round takes about 2 hours to complete. Foot Golf is restricted to Thursdays after 3pm and the first full calendar weekend of each month. Rates: Adult 9 hole $9 Adult 18 hole $15 Junior 9 hole $7 Junior 18 hole $10

TEE TIME RESERVATIONS

Reservations for 9 or 18-hole play may be made up to seven days in advance. For a reservation, call the Pro Shop at 503-636-8228 or book online by visiting www.lakeoswegogolf.org. Advance reservations for private tournaments or play days for large groups (families, neighborhoods, business gatherings etc) or other special events are welcomed. Contact the Manager for more information at 503-534-5689.

LEAGUES

Men’s Club Mondays before 10a 18 holes Membership fee $30 Ladies’ Club Wednesdays before 10a 18 holes Membership fee $30 EWGA Ladies Tuesdays beginning at 6p 9 holes SO Fun (Scoring Optional) Golf for Ladies Thursdays 9-10a 9 holes Ladies’ Golf for Kicks Saturdays 8:30-9:40a 9 holes Member fee $10 *for more information visit our website and click the Leagues tab. CALL TO REGISTER •503.675.2549 • 37

GOLF

TOURNAMENTS & EVENTS

Kids’ Day, 12-4p (open house for parents & kids) Sa 4/15 Night Ranger Glow Ball Sa 5/19 Women’s Golf Week 6/5-6/8 Shriners Hospitals/MiGA Classic Su 6/11 Oliphant Memorial Charity Scramble Sa 7/1 Family Tournament Sa 7/8 Erling Jacobsen Junior Invitational Tu 8/8 Summer Glow Ball Sa 8/12 Junior Championship & Skills Challenge F 8/18 28th Annual Mayor’s Championship Sa 9/9 Go-LO Tournament/Hole-in-One Shootout Sa 10/7

GROUP GOLF CLASSES AND INSTRUCTION

Lake Oswego residents receive priority for class placement at the beginning of each catalog season. Our instructors develop players of all abilities by communicating necessary changes and practice routines to ENSURE OPTIMUM performance. We make it our goal to help you take your BEST game to the Course!

PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTORS Tom Mueller, PGA Professional and Course Manager Casey McCoy, PGA Teaching Professional Meurig Morgan, Certified Teaching Professional, Dragon

Golf Instruction

Brynn Hurdus, Lady Teaching Professional Gary Huffmaster, Teaching Professional WOMEN’S GOLF WEEK

Introduction to golf for ladies only. Learn about equipment, protocol, lingo, and develop fundamental skills. Emphasis placed on fun and social learning. Adult refreshments and hors d’ouvres on Friday at 7pm. Merchandise and play discounts all week! Limit 12 students per class. Equipment provided if needed. Res $30/Non-Res $45 Ages 18+ Mueller/Morgan GC 15448 10-10:50a Tu-F 6/6-6/9 15449 6-6:50p Tu-F 6/6-6/9

FAMILY GOLF WEEK, TU-SA, JULY 4-8

Children 13 or under play free after 3pm all week when playing with one or more paying adults. Volume purchase discounts on all kinds of merchandise!

PATRIOT GOLF DAY, LABOR DAY WEEKEND

Support our troops with a donation that goes directly to the Folds of Honor and Wounded Warrior foundations by adding one dollar to your green fee.

PRIVATE LESSONS FOR ADULTS

Visit our website for package options, instructor pricing, bios, and availability.


JUNIOR PROGRAM

Juniors (ages 6-17) welcome anytime during non-League hours. Juniors 8 and under must be accompanied by an adult golfer. We provide an abundance of opportunities to expose your kids to the game and to improve their skills in golf and in life by emphasizing fun through good sportsmanship and friendly competition. Twilight Tuesdays. Junior golfers play free after 3pm on Tuesdays from June to August when accompanied by an adult paying a green fee.

Kool Kidz Clinics (New Recruits)

This fun-filled beginner clinic gets new recruits up to speed on the basics and enjoying this great game in no time! Min.3/ max.8 per clinic. Res $50/Non-Res $75 Ages 6-9 Huffmaster GC 15459 10-11:30a Sa 5/13-5/20 Ages 6-9 Morgan GC 15460 10-11:30a M 6/19-6/26 Ages 6-9 Hurdus GC 15461 10-11:30a W 6/28-7/5 Ages 10+ Huffmaster GC 15462 9a-12p Su 5/7 Ages 10+ Morgan GC 15463 10-11:30a M 7/24-7/31

Kool Kidz Clinics (Birdie Hunters)

Know the basics, but you want to take your game to the next level? Join the us and let’s chase down those rare birds! Follow up to New Recruits. Min.3/max.8 per class. Res $50/Non-Res $75 Ages 6-9 Huffmaster GC 15451 10-11:30a Sa 6/3-6/10 Ages 6-9 Morgan GC 15452 10-11:30a M 7/10-7/17 Ages 6-9 Hurdus GC 15453 10-11:30a W 7/12-7/19 Ages 10+ Huffmaster GC 15454 10-11:30a Su 5/14-5/21 Ages 10+ Morgan GC 15455 10-11:30a M 8/7-8/14

Kool Kidz Clinics (Low Score Joes)

Playing tournaments? This specialized clinic helps budding players learn the art of scoring while fine-tuning their swing. Specific student driven topics will also be covered. Follow-up to Birdie Hunters clinic. Min.3/max.8 per class. Res $50/Non-Res $75 Ages 6-9 Morgan GC 15456 10-11:30a M 8/21-8/28 Ages 10+ Morgan GC 15457 9a-12p M 7/17 15458 10-11:30a F 7/28-8/4

SUMMER 2017

GOLF

Level 2: Novice Guide to Golf

SUMMER JUNIOR GOLF CAMPS

Fun, comprehensive 3-day camp covering set-up, swing, etiquette, short game. Camp includes games, course play, range use, foot golf, healthy snacks, and tee shirt. Students grouped by age. Max teacher to student ratio 1:8. Max 32 per camp. Equipment not provided. Registration details in Camp Guide Pull-Out Section.

Junior Club

45-minute single topic instruction weekly followed by 9 holes. Students must pass basic rules, etiquette test before playing the first day. Life skills, values greatly emphasized. Parent volunteers strongly encouraged. Lunch available but not included. (Max.50 juniors) Experience required. Res $180/Non-Res $200 Ages 8 or entering 3rd grade & above Mueller GC 15450 11a-2p Tu 6/20-8/22 *No Class 7/4

PRIVATE LESSONS FOR JUNIORS

We offer a variety of packages at discounted rates for kids 6-17 yrs. Visit our website for instructor rates, bios and availability.

BIRTHDAY PARTIES

We welcome groups to celebrate a birthday or other special day. Contact the Manager at 503-534-5689 to customize yours today. Catering, instruction, course play, putting contests and other games available.

ADULT INSTRUCTION

We offer the following 6-week classes. Beginner and developing players welcome. Equipment available if needed. Each level class designed to lead into the next.

Level 1: Entry Level Golf

Aimed at entry level golfers who prefer a group learning environment and want to dip their toes into the game of golf. Topics include grip, stance, posture, contact, short game basics, etiquette and getting comfy on the course. Res $95/Non-Res $110 Ages 18+ Morgan GC 15489 7-8p Tu 5/2-6/6 15490 9-10a Sat 6/17-7/22 Ages 18+ McCoy GC 15492 2-3p W 5/3-6/7 Ages 18+ Hurdus GC 15493 6-7p W 5/3-6/7 ACTIVITIES GUIDE

Perfect for those who have a grasp of the fundamentals and have played a few times but still struggle to break 120. Topics include overview of basics, navigating the course, ball flight info and short game basics. Res $95/Non-Res $110 Ages 18+ Morgan GC 15494 7-8p Tu 6/13-7/25 *no class 7/4 15496 9-10a Sa 7/29-9/2 Ages 18+ Mueller GC 15497 2-3p W 6/14-7/19 Ages 18+ Hurdus 15498 6-7p W 6/21-7/26

Level 3: Intermediate Guide to Golf

If you struggle to break 100, cannot get rid of your slice/ hook or have issues with short game this is the class for you. Topics include ball flight cause and effect, dealing with different lies, course strategy and improving short game. Res $95/Non-Res $110 Ages 18+ Morgan GC 15501 7-8p Tu 8/1-9/5 Ages 18+ Mueller GC 15502 2-3p W 7/26-8/30 Ages 18+ Hurdus GC 15503 6-7p W 8/2-9/6

Low Handicapers Only Course

Designed for players with a 12 handicap or less. Learn to shape shots, pitch like a pro, make more dough on the greens and practice efficiently. This course will be student driven. Res $95/Non-Res $110 Ages 18+ Morgan GC 15504 6-7p Tu 6/13-7/25 *no class 7/4

Get Golf Ready in Four Days!

PGA promoted, comprehensive introduction to golf guides new golfers from how to make a tee time to playing the Course and covers all points in between including the development and history of the game. Includes 9-hole round on the Course. Min.3/Max.8 students. Ages 18+ Mueller GC Res $99/Non-Res $124 15447 6-7:30p Tu-F 7/11-7/14

Save the Date!

Friday 6/30 - Pre-Tourney Party & Skills Challenge 4:30-7p Saturday 7/1 – 18 Hole Scramble Tournament benefitting Meals on Wheels and MiGA (Mobility Impaired Golf Assn.) CALL TO REGISTER •503.675.2549 • 39

TENNIS

TENNIS

ABILITY LEVELS

Beginner You have no (or limited) tennis experience. Advanced Beginner You have had some lessons, but need on-court experience to improve fundamentals and develop consistency. Intermediate You have more dependable strokes, but are still working to keep the ball in play with others of the same ability level.

ADULT TENNIS ACTIVITIES

Be a good neighbor! Please drive slowly and obey stop signs as you drive through our neighborhood.

COURT RESERVATIONS

Reservations may be made up to one week in advance by calling the Tennis Center at 503-635-5550 during office hours. Summer Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30a-3p All Court Times: $20 per hour

Many opportunities are provided for competitive and noncompetitive play in weekly ladders, and on City League and USTA teams. Contact the Tennis Center at 503-635-5550 for more information.

NEED A PARTNER?

Add your name to our “looking for a partner” list in the lobby.

ABOUT OUR FEES

The Tennis Center is a self-sustaining enterprise not funded by tax dollars. Lake Oswego residents receive priority for class placement at the beginning of each season.

ACCESS TO THE TENNIS CENTER

The use of a card key allows access to your pre-reserved court at the Tennis Center when the office is closed. A card may be purchased at the Tennis Center when making a court reservation. Card keys are effective for one year. The cost is $10 per year, or $30 for four years.

SEASONAL RESERVATIONS

Guaranteed court time may be purchased in advance, at our normal hourly rate, for a particular day and time each week for a 4.5 month period (Fall/Winter, and renewable in Winter/ Spring). For more information about seasonal reservations, call the Tennis Center at 503-635-5550. The seasonal lottery draw is held at the end of July. Fall/Winter - September 1-January 18 Winter/Spring - January 19-May 31

TENNIS CENTER STAFF

Lisa West, Tennis Center Coordinator Gerri Allen, PTR MAP 5 Professional Sam Dibbins, USPTA Elite Professional Amy Leahy, USPTA Elite Professional Ellen MacPherson, USPTA Elite Professional Kevin Hughes, PTR Professional Brian Hughes, PTR Instructor Paul Hesser, Instructor John Auer, Instructor

SUMMER CAMPS Go LO Tennis Camp

A four-day camp with hours of intense playing. Stroke development, strategy, and movement games to increase speed and efficiency. Advanced beginner to advanced players. Ages 9-12 Staff ITC Res $165/Non-Res $190 15404 9a-12p M-Th 6/19-6/22 Ages 13-18 Staff ITC Res $182/Non Res $210 15405 12:30-4p M-Th 6/19-6/22

Racquet Madness Camp

Have fun learning the fundamentals of three great sports: tennis, pickleball, and table tennis! Enjoy all three of these fun sports in the fresh air at George Rogers Park on the tennis/pickleball courts. No experience is necessary, and all equipment is provided. Ages 8-12 Staff GRP Res $116/Non-Res $134 15594 9a-12p M-Th 8/21-8/24

To contact professionals regarding private instruction, call the Tennis Center at 503-635-5550. Private lessons taught by individuals other than City tennis employees are prohibited. 40•Register Online•WWW.LOPARKS.ORG

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JUNIOR TENNIS LESSONS ACTIVITY # 15369 15370 15371 15372 15373 15374 15375 15376 15387 15388 15389 15390 15391 15392 15393 15394 15378 15379 15380 15381 15382 15383 15384 15385 15396 15397 15398 15399 15400 15401 15402 15403 15324 15325 15326 15327 15328 15329 15330 15331 15314 15316 15317 ACTIVITIES GUIDE

AGE 5-6 5-6 5-6 5-6 5-6 5-6 5-6 5-6 7-9 7-9 7-9 7-9 7-9 7-9 7-9 7-9 7-9 7-9 7-9 7-9 7-9 7-9 7-9 7-9 7-9 7-9 7-9 7-9 7-9 7-9 7-9 7-9 10-12 10-12 10-12 10-12 10-12 10-12 10-12 10-12 10-12 10-12 10-12

LEVEL Jr. Aces Jr. Aces Jr. Aces Jr. Aces Jr. Aces Jr. Aces Jr. Aces Jr. Aces Beg Beg Beg Beg Beg Beg Beg Beg Adv Beg Adv Beg Adv Beg Adv Beg Adv Beg Adv Beg Adv Beg Adv Beg Int Int Int Int Int Int Int Int Beg Beg Beg Beg Beg Beg Beg Beg Adv Beg Adv Beg Adv Beg

DATES 6/26-6/29 7/3-7/6 7/10-7/13 7/17-7/20 7/24-7/27 7/31-8/3 8/7-8/10 8/14-8/17 6/26-6/29 7/3-7/6 7/10-7/13 7/17-7/20 7/24-7/27 7/31-8/3 8/7-8/10 8/14-8/17 6/26-6/29 7/3-7/6 7/10-7/13 7/17-7/20 7/24-7/27 7/31-8/3 8/7-8/10 8/14-8/17 6/26-6/29 7/3-7/6 7/10-7/13 7/17-7/20 7/24-7/27 7/31-8/3 8/7-8/10 8/14-8/17 6/26-6/29 7/3-7/6 7/10-7/13 7/17-7/20 7/24-7/27 7/31-8/3 8/7-8/10 8/14-8/17 6/26-6/29 7/3-7/6 7/10-7/13

DAY(S) M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th

TIME 9-9:45a 9-9:45a 9-9:45a 9-9:45a 9-9:45a 9-9:45a 9-9:45a 9-9:45a 10-11a 10-11a 10-11a 10-11a 10-11a 10-11a 10-11a 10-11a 11a-12p 11a-12p 11a-12p 11a-12p 11a-12p 11a-12p 11a-12p 11a-12p 12-1p 12-1p 12-1p 12-1p 12-1p 12-1p 12-1p 12-1p 10-11a 10-11a 10-11a 10-11a 10-11a 10-11a 10-11a 10-11a 11a-12p 11a-12p 11a-12p

RES/NON-RES $61/$77 $45/$68 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $45/$68 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $45/$68 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $45/$68 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $45/$68 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $45/$68 $61/$77

NOTES No Class 7/4

No Class 7/4

No Class 7/4

No Class 7/4

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JUNIOR TENNIS LESSONS CON'T ACTIVITY # 15318 15319 15320 15321 15322 15332 15333 15334 15335 15336 15337 15338 15339 15351 15352 15353 15354 15355 15356 15357 15358 15342 15343 15344 15345 15346 15347 15348 15349 15360 15361 15362 15363 15364 15365 15366 15367

AGE 10-12 10-12 10-12 10-12 10-12 10-12 10-12 10-12 10-12 10-12 10-12 10-12 10-12 13-18 13-18 13-18 13-18 13-18 13-18 13-18 13-18 13-18 13-18 13-18 13-18 13-18 13-18 13-18 13-18 13-18 13-18 13-18 13-18 13-18 13-18 13-18 13-18

LEVEL

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Adv Beg Adv Beg Adv Beg Adv Beg Adv Beg Int Int Int Int Int Int Int Int Beg Beg Beg Beg Beg Beg Beg Beg Adv Beg Adv Beg Adv Beg Adv Beg Adv Beg Adv Beg Adv Beg Adv Beg Int Int Int Int Int Int Int Int

7/17-7/20 7/24-7/27 7/31-8/3 8/7-8/10 8/14-8/17 6/26-6/29 7/3-7/6 7/10-7/13 7/17-7/20 7/24-7/27 7/31-8/3 8/7-8/10 8/14-8/17 6/26-6/29 7/3-7/6 7/10-7/13 7/17-7/20 7/24-7/27 7/31-8/3 8/7-8/10 8/14-8/17 6/26-6/29 7/3-7/6 7/10-7/13 7/17-7/20 7/24-7/27 7/31-8/3 8/7-8/10 8/14-8/17 6/26-6/29 7/3-7/6 7/10-7/13 7/17-7/20 7/24-7/27 7/31-8/3 8/7-8/10 8/14-8/17

DAY(S) M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th

TIME 11a-12p 11a-12p 11a-12p 11a-12p 11a-12p 12-1p 12-1p 12-1p 12-1p 12-1p 12-1p 12-1p 12-1p 10-11a 10-11a 10-11a 10-11a 10-11a 10-11a 10-11a 10-11a 11a-12p 11a-12p 11a-12p 11a-12p 11a-12p 11a-12p 11a-12p 11a-12p 12-1p 12-1p 12-1p 12-1p 12-1p 12-1p 12-1p 12-1p

RES/NON-RES $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $45/$68 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $45/$68 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $45/$68 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $45/$68 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77 $61/$77

NOTES

No Class 7/4

No Class 7/4

No Class 7/4

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JUNIOR COMPETITIVE PROGRAM

Accelerated tennis skills, strategy, mental training techniques and physical development for committed players ages 7-18. This level supplements the advanced student’s knowledge and provides preparation and support for competitive tennis. This is a comprehensive program. Professional’s pre-approval required. Contact the Tennis Center at 503-635-5550 for more information about schedules.


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One-Day Drill & Play

One hour of drills followed by a half hour of doubles play. Drills cover doubles shots and tactics. Res $22/Non-Res $22 Ages 18+ 3.0 Level 3.5 Level 15898 9-10:30a W 6/7 15892 10:30a-12p W 6/7 15899 9-10:30a W 6/14 15893 10:30a-12p W 6/14 15896 10:30a-12p W 6/28 15891 9-10:30a W 6/28 15579 10:30a-12p W 7/5 15890 9-10:30a W 7/5 15897 10:30a-12p W 7/12 15888 9-10:30a W 7/12 15900 9-10:30a W 7/19 15894 10:30a-12p W 7/19 15901 9-10:30a W 7/26 15895 10:30a-12p W 7/26 15886 10:30a-12p W 8/2 15887 9-10:30a W 8/2

ADULT TENNIS LESSONS ACTIVITY # 15306 15307 15573 15302 15303 15304 15312 15313 15574 15308 15309 15575 15310 15311 15576

ACTIVITIES GUIDE

LEVEL Beg Beg Beg Adv Beg Adv Beg Adv Beg Int Int Int Drill & Play Adv Beg/Low Int Drill & Play Adv Beg/Low Int Drill & Play Adv Beg/Low Int Drill & Play Int/Adv Drill & Play Int/Adv Drill & Play Int/Adv

DATES 6/5-6/28 7/3-7/26 7/31-8/16 6/5-6/28 7/3-7/26 7/31-8/16 6/5-6/28 7/3-7/26 7/31-8/16 6/6-6/29 7/6-7/27 8/1-8/17 6/6-6/29 7/6-7/27 8/1-8/17

DAY(S) M/W M/W M/W M/W M/W M/W M/W M/W M/W Tu/Th Tu/Th Tu/Th Tu/Th Tu/Th Tu/Th

TIME 6-7p 6-7p 6-7p 7-8p 7-8p 7-8p 8-9p 8-9p 8-9p 6-7:30p 6-7:30p 6-7:30p 7:30-9p 7:30-9p 7:30-9p

INSTRUCTOR Barb Barb Barb Barb Barb Barb Barb Barb Barb Barb Barb Barb Barb Barb Barb

RES/NON-RES $66/$83 $66/$83 $50/$75 $66/$83 $66/$83 $50/$75 $66/$83 $66/$83 $50/$75 $100-$115 $86/$108 $74/$93 $100-$115 $86/$108 $74/$93


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LAKE OSWEGO FARMERS’ MARKET Millennium Plaza Park Saturdays, May 20-October 14 8:30a-1:30p

In 2016, The Lake Oswego Farmers’ Market was awarded the “Best” Farmers’ Market in the Portland Metro area! In The boasts Lake Oswego The2016, Market an average of over 80 vendors each week. Delight finding a variety of superior produce, meats, Farmers’ Market in was awarded nuts, cheeses, artisan breads, jams, jellies, baked goods, thefresh “Best” Farmers’nursery Marketitems, in hot foods and more—there is seafood, something for everyone! The Market also features live music the Portland Metro area! from 10:30a-12:30p each week and a Kids’ Corner for youngsters.

MEALS ON WHEELS FROM OUR FARMERS’ FIELDS Millennium Plaza Park Saturday, August 12 8:30a-1:30p

Donate farm-fresh goods (or monetary funds) to our local Meals on Wheels program and support this essential community service! Goods can be purchased directly from the vendors and will be used to prepare meals. Donations accepted at the Market Information and Merchant Services booths. Meals on Wheels provides housebound seniors and disabled residents with well-balanced meals delivered directly to their homes. Our local Lake Oswego Meals program (a nonprofit) is operated by the ACC, and meals are created in their kitchen.

500 commemorative tote bags will be distributed at the first Market of the season courtesy of generous sponsor, Lakeside Bicycles. Plus, 500 commemorative water bottles distributed June 10 courtesy of Club Sport. *Celebrate forestry at the Farmers’ Market on May 20. Watch a tree pruning demonstration, chat with an arborist, receive a free tree seedling and more. Kids can spin the prize wheel or get their face painted!

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FARMERS’ MARKET ENTERTAINMENT Saturdays during the Farmers’ Market 10:30a-12:30p May 20 Southern Nights* May 27 Kinvara June 3 Zephyr June 10 Bigfoot Mojo June 17 Sky in the Road June 24 Larry Wilder and the Stumptown Stars July 1 Steve Hale Duo July 8 The Stomptowners July 15 Dick Saunders + the Dixieland Jazz Band July 22 Organic String Beings July 29 Astral August Will Hobbs August 12 Sally Harmon and Frank Gruner August 19 Brent Rogers and KJ Miller August 26 Sunny Cohen September 2 The Bylines September 9 Boka Marimba September 16 Shira with Dick Saunders September 23 Castletown September 30 Haleakala October 7 Gospel Hooligans October 14 Margie Gibson with Dick Saunders and Pat O’Neil 44•Register Online•WWW.LOPARKS.ORG

8:30am - 1:30pm at Millennium Plaza Park

MAY 20 - OCT. 14, 2017 lakeoswego.city/farmersmarket

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MILLENNIUM CONCERT BAND

Millennium Plaza Park Monday, July 3 7p Begin the 4th of July festivities by enjoying a patriotic concert! Under the direction of Dale Cleland, the band returns for its 15th annual concert under the summer skies at Millennium Plaza Park. Delight in marching musical arrangements as well as a rousing tribute to our Armed Forces and the men and women who served in them. Lake Oswego’s Honor Guard begin the evening with their stirring Presentation of Colors.

STAR SPANGLED PARADE & CELEBRATION!

RED, WHITE & PIE

Millennium Plaza Park Tuesday, July 4 Registration opens at 11a; Contest begins at noon Join the hilarity by participating in or cheering on contestants in our Seventh Annual Pie Eating Contest! Commemorate our country’s independence by racing to complete an “AllAmerican” pie. Contest participants must be 18 years or older to enter. Space is limited - register on-site at 11a (after the Star Spangled Parade). Contest begins at noon. ACTIVITIES GUIDE

Millennium Plaza Park Tuesday, July 4 Parade begins at 10a; Celebration continues until 1:30p It’s time again to join your friends and neighbors in appreciating our many freedoms! Delight in the throng of festive floats, vibrant vehicles and costumed canines as they march through town to Millennium Plaza Park. The parade features Lake Oswego’s Fire engine, an authentic Fife & Drum Band, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, classic cars and more! Patriotic Pets are welcome to join the festivities by dressing up and parading with their owners down A Avenue right behind Lake Oswego’s police cars! Dressed pets can win a prize by registering at the Animal Care Group booth in Millennium Plaza after the parade. Thank you to Animal Care Group, 3996 Douglas Way, for sponsoring this exciting event at our Star Spangled Celebration! Parade Staging begins at 9a at Lake Garden Court (off Iron Mountain Boulevard). All vehicles and large groups MUST preregister with the Parks & Recreation Department to participate in the parade. Space is limited so please limit participation to one vehicle per family or business. Please register with Jamie at [email protected] or download the form on the city website, www.lakeoswego.city. CALL TO REGISTER •503.675.2549 • 45

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MOVIES IN THE PARK

Millennium Plaza Park Thursdays at Dusk (between 8:30-9p) Celebrate a warm summer evening with your family and neighbors by enjoying an outdoor movie at Millennium Plaza Park. The screen is larger than life, so bring your blankets, pillows, and low sand chairs for a relaxing night under the stars. Popcorn and other treats are available for purchase. July 20 July 27 August 3 August 10

ESSENTIAL LO

Westlake Park Sunday, September 3 6-8p Lake Oswego is known for many magnificent things—an outstanding public school system, exquisite parks, a vibrant art community, and of course, a picturesque lake, but it is the hard work and dedication of its hundreds of volunteers that makes this city special! The City is honoring volunteers with a special Labor Day weekend concert dedicated to their selfless generosity. This unique concert features Portland’s pillar of soul, Ural Thomas. In his hey-day, Ural played Harlem’s legendary Apollo Theater and shared the stage with such luminaries as James Brown, Otis Redding and Stevie Wonder. Now back in action at age 78, he’s backed by a hot band of Portland’s best session and solo players, The Pain. Be Our Guest for an epic concert celebrating community difference makers that inspire and enrich LO each and every day. In the wise words of Helen Keller, “Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.” Cuisine available for purchase. Concert is free and open to the public. 46•Register Online•WWW.LOPARKS.ORG

Jungle Book (2016) PG Moana PG Brave PG Sing PG

LAKE OSWEGO RELAY FOR LIFE

Millennium Plaza Park Friday, July 7 4–8p The City of Lake Oswego is proud to sponsor the annual Lake Oswego Evening of Hope that celebrates cancer survivors, their caregivers, co-workers and friends. There is a silent auction, sponsor VIP tables, vendor booths, massage tent, live music and more. All are welcome! For additional information and details please contact Rhonda at [email protected]

MASQUE ALFRESCO

George Rogers Park Memorial Garden Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays July 21–August 6 7p Masque Alfresco presents a brand-new adaption of Moliere’s most famous play for their 2017 Summer Park Tour. With their renowned use of slapstick, physical comedy schtick and colorful period costumes, this family-friendly event is sure to leave everyone in stitches. Bring blankets, lawn chairs, and picnics! SUMMER 2017

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FREE ADMISSION | RAIN OR SHINE | LOW SAND CHAIRS FOOD AND BEVERAGES AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE | WWW.LAKEOSWEGO.CITY Moonlight & Music

July 9 July 16 July 23 July 30

Millennium Plaza Park | Sundays, 6-7:30pm

Aaron Meyer The Bylines Rock Bottom Boys We Three

August 6 August 13 August 20 August 27

Debra Arlyn and The Goodness Tom Grant Ben Rice Tony Starlight

Sounds of Summer

July 5 July 12 August 2 August 9

Ty Curtis Barracuda

Foothills Park | Wednesdays, 7-9pm July 19 July 26

Jilt A Tribute to Stevie Wonder Featuring Paul Creighton Project

Westlake Park | Wednesdays, 6:30-8:30pm

My Happy Pill A Night of Steely Dan Featuring Chris Baum Project

August 16 August 23

Cloverdayle Kalimba, The Spirit of Earth, Wind and Fire Dave Milloy (503) 747-3312 Lake Oswego, OR

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www.howlatthemoonlo.org

July 28, 2017 4-9:30p (course open 5-8p)

• Run the hills of Luscher Farm. • 3.1 miles of natural terrain. • 17 obstacles - slip n’ slide and more! • Barn Bash After Party - funky tunes, tasty cuisine and beverages. • Ages 10 and over only please.

• Petting Zoo • Line Dance Lessons

(Cowboy Boots encouraged)

• Artisan Vendors • Grub and Libations

No onsite parking available. Shuttles available. Please see website for parking locations.

lakeoswego.city/parksrec


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Special thanks to our generous sponsors!

Scholarship Program Key Sponsors

The scholarship program is dependent upon donations from groups and individuals and a limited amount of funding is available. Many thanks to the generous donations from citizens and our major sponsors.

Are you a VIP?

For more than 45 years, the LOACC has been meeting the needs of our community’s older adults, their families and loved ones, with programs and services reaching intellectual, social, physical, emotional and spiritual dimensions. In order to continue to enhance the quality of life for our citizens, we created the Very Important Partner (VIP) to allow you to show your support for the LOACC.

Individual Sponsorship Opportunities

To make a donation to the scholarship fund, please go to www.loparks.org and click on “Donations” on the top banner bar to help support and give back to our community. Thank you! ACTIVITIES GUIDE

When you donate, you are supporting: • An award winning, Nationally Accredited Center of Excellence • The only community center for 50+ in the area • A one stop shop for wellness and supportive services • A warm, welcoming, hometown meeting place For more information on how to become a VIP today, call the LOACC at 503 635 3758. CALL TO REGISTER •503.675.2549 • 49

ACC

Lake Oswego Adult Community Center 505 G Avenue Lake Oswego, OR Office Hours M-F 8a-4:30p Building Hours M-F Call 503-635-3758

NEW! LOACC Salad Bar!

Build your custom creation! You can have a fresh, healthy, delicious salad from our deluxe mixed lettuces, toppings like craisins, sunflower seeds, eggs, olives and more, plus an array of tasty dressings from our extensive offerings. Dine in or to go, Tuesdays from 11:45a-1:30 pm, just $5.

For the summer season, the Adult Community Center will be closed on the following dates: 5/29 and 7/4 The Adult Community Center is OPEN the entire month of August, please come and see us.

Rx for Brain Health

Research proves that attending programs at an activity center in the community is the most beneficial setting for maintaining memory. Those same activities conducted in another setting? Doesn’t have the same memory preserving effect. The researchers involved in the study believe that the intellectual challenges mixed with interpersonal exchanges helps preserve cognition in older adults. In other words, stay active and socially engaged, and you may never have to worry about memory loss. So what are you waiting for? Come to the LOACC today!

What’s For Lunch?

The LOACC provides lunch on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at noon. Eat in, take-out or Meals-On-Wheels service. Everything is made from scratch and reviewed and approved for nutritional content. Please call 503-635-3758 or visit our website at www.loacc.info for a listing of our monthly menus.

Providence Mercantile Partner News

The LOACC proudly partners with Providence Mercantile Health and Fitness to bring you Chef Tse.

Chef Tse: How to Make Healthy Salads and Dressings

Providence Chef Tse returns to teach about making delectable salads, and salad dressings. Take advantage of the freshness of spring lettuces and let Chef show you new ways to showcase this bounty! If you missed Chef Tse’s last demo, you will not want to miss this one! Sampling included! *NOTE: This event takes place at Providence Mercantile Center, 4015 Mercantile Dr. Ages 18+ Tse *Providence Mercantile Center 15866 2p-3p M 5/22

Farmer’s Market Tour with Chef Tse

Special Luncheons at the ACC

Tour our award winning Farmers Market with Chef Tse, who brings her background in instruction to teach her tips and tricks for best shopping at her favorite local market. Travel the market aisles in a small group with this French trained chef with a great eye for produce and flavors. Ages 18+ Tse Millennium Plaza Entrance 15867 8:30a-9:30a Sa 6/24

Happy Hour!

NEW! Personalized tours at New Seasons

5/12 6/16 7/3

Mothers’ Day Lunch Father’s Day Lunch Independence Day Lunch

Isn’t it always Happy Hour somewhere? Now every Friday is Happy Hour at the LOACC! Order a glass of red or white wine with our lunch, for just a $4 cost. Let us know when you arrive you would like to sip and that is all it takes for table service.

LOACC Fitness Center

The Adult Community Center has user-friendly exercise equipment. VIP Partners have access to the Fitness Room (after orientation) through their generous donation. Orientation provided on site. Requirements: VIP Partner status, Orientation & Liability Waiver Form. Monday through Friday hours vary, contact ACC for more information.


Mountain Park!

Take the tour! Group departs the LOACC parking lot in the shuttle at 10:45am and get to the Market at 11am, where you will be greeted by the Jen, the Store Manager. From there, take a walk with Cece Harris, Community Coordinator, and meet each manager. Stop and have a nibble in all the departments, check out seasonal fruit, the newest cheeses, butcher, bakery and more. Get a goodie bag at the end! You will be standing and walking about 45 mins. 15864 10:45a-12p T 5/2 15865 10:45a-12p T 6/4

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ACC The ACC offers a variety of classes, programs, activities and trips. Check the Living 50+ newsletter for more information or visit us on the web at www.loacc.info. Call 503-635-3758 for more information and registration.

Health & Wellness Chats

Monthly health and wellness programs of interest to the 50+ population are offered on the fourth Wednesday of each month. Registration Required.

Meals-On-Wheels

Home delivered meals are available to qualified individuals. MWF

AARP Safe Driving Program

This seven-hour refresher driving course is designed to refine existing skills and develop safe, defensive driving techniques and designed for drivers 50 and older. Break for lunch will be taken midday. AARP members $15/ All others $20 payable to AARP. 15131 9a-4:30p F 5/19 15132 9a-4:30p F 7/21

Fall Prevention/Easy Balance Exercises to do at Home

Living with Alzheimer’s Late-Stage

Balance exercises can help you maintain your balance and confidence at any age. Mana Shintani, MS, ACSM-RCEP, Fitness Specialist, Providence Mercantile Health & Fitness Center will demonstrate specific exercises that are designed to enhance your balance. 15446 10-11:30a W 5/24

In the late stage of Alzheimer’s disease, caregiving typically involves new ways of connecting and interacting with the person with the disease. Join us for this class to hear from caregivers and professionals about resources, monitoring care and providing meaningful connection for individuals with latestage Alzheimer’s and their families. 14553 9:30-11a Th 5/11

When Reading the Fine Print is Difficult!

Night out at ACC!

Reading is a great way to relax, unwind, get away from it all, and increase your knowledge. If reading the fine print is difficult there is a library of books just for you? The Oregon Talking Book and Braille Library provides FREE library books in audio format for anyone who has a hard time holding a book, turning pages, or seeing the small print! The best part is that these audio books are provided straight to your door via the US Postal Service for FREE! Elke Bruton from Talking Books will be here to tell you all about the Talking Books library and answer your questions. 15275 10-11:30 W 6/28

HUMAN SERVICES

LOACC offers a range of services related to aging issues, such as individual and family consultations, home visits, information and referral, transport to medical appointments, and fixedschedule transportation to and from the Center. Call the ACC for additional information.

Making Connections: Support Groups at the ACC

Groups are open to everyone, there is no fee, or registration required. The groups offer a safe place in which to share, learn, and connect. New Beginnings: Widowed in the past 3 years 1st Wednesday 10-11:30a Caregiver Support (Dementia) 3rd Wednesday 1:30-3:30p Caregiver Support (Dementia) 3rd Thursday 6:30-7:30p Family Caregiver Discussion Group* 4th Wednesday 7-8:30p *Meeting held at PAL @ (1500 Greentree Rd) ACTIVITIES GUIDE

Grab a friend, meet new one and join us for First Friday’s at the Adult Community Center! Sip on tasty beverages, watch movies, enjoy desserts and great company while supporting the important work the ACC does for our community! Suggested donation for the evening $5

Blues and Folk Night

Join us for a night of blues and folk music by our very own ACC band Slow Jam. Enjoy happy hour with drinks and friends and taste classic Cajun Jambalaya. Ages 21+ Staff ACC Suggested donation $5 15652 6-8p F 5/5

Trivia Night

Do you know all the answers on Jeopardy? if so, come and show your knowledge at Trivia Night! Drinks and light snacks served, with prizes for the astute! Ages 21+ Staff ACC Suggested Donation $5 15651 6-8p F 6/2

Thanks for Caring: Free Luncheon for Family Caregivers at the Old Spaghetti Factory

To show our appreciation for all you do, the ACC would like to take you out lunch! The ACC is fortunate to have a caregiver grant, which allows us to treat our family caregivers to a wonderful meal at The Old Spaghetti Factory in Portland. We will meet there and enjoy each other’s company, wonderful food and views of the Willamette River. Registration required, space is limited, no cost. 15909 11:45-1:00p W 5/24 The Old Spaghetti Factory CALL TO REGISTER •503.675.2549 • 51

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Events and Activities 2017 Lake Oswego Urban & Community Forestry Trees of Lake Oswego Student Art Contest, April 1-28 Celebrate Trees at the Farmers Market, May 20 Free Public Workshops Stewardship Work Parties Explore Heritage Trees www.ci.oswego.or.us/planning

• Fitness Demos • Picnic lunch - $4/$5 (suggested donation) • Taste Healthy Treats • Sign-up to volunteer • Senior Fitness Assessment ! • Vendor Village FREE • Prizes & Giveaways

Arts Council of Lake Oswego and The Wetlands Conservatory present

Beaver Tales

Celebrate International Beaver Day featuring beaver habitat exhibit A First Friday opening reception held on April 7 from 5-7pm 510 Museum & ARTspace

510 Museum & ARTspace 510 1st Street

Lake Oswego, OR 97034. artscouncillo.org 503-675-3738 Gallery hours Tuesday through Saturday 11-4pm, and by appointment. 52•Register Online•WWW.LOPARKS.ORG

Artist: Mary Burgess “Alder Nosh”

SUMMER 2017

LIVING WELL IN LO

Hello Park Friends! Welcome to spring and summer time in your LO Parks! I encourage you to take a jog, ramble, or stroll through these highlighted parks in our system. Springbrook Park is a woody 52 acre natural area located at 2899 Diane Dr. and holds two plus miles of trail rolling beneath dense stands of Red Alder and Big Leaf Maple trees. Native wildlife abound, it is common to observe spotted towhee, or an owl in flight during an evening walk. The Park has an active and dedicated friends group that works on projects to keep the park healthy and thriving. Dogs are welcome, but must be leashed at all times. River Run Park is located at 19690 River Run Drive and contains the head waters of Oswego Lake. The park also has a quarter mile walking loop along the Tualatin River with opportunities to see Bald Eagles and Osprey in flight. Recently, the seven acre space was cleared of all invasive plant species and 2,600 native plants were planted back with the help of park partners and volunteers. Walk through the park eco-system now to see the young plants as they begin to flourish. Dogs are also welcome, on-leash only. For further information on our parks system, our stewardship, and volunteer opportunities please visit Lake Oswego Parks and Recreation website at www.ci.oswego.or.us/parksrec

- Ranger Ben

ACTIVITIES GUIDE


REGISTRATION

HOW TO REGISTER Online:

Most classes are available for online registration at www.loparks.org. There is a processing fee for all online registrations.

Phone:

Call 503-675-2549. Payment by credit card is required for online and phone registrations.

In Person:

Register at the Palisades, Tennis Center, Golf Course, or Adult Community Center

Current Term Registration

Registration for Summer classes begins at 10a April 10 for residents and 10a April 17 for all others.

Special Accommodations

If you have a disability or need an accommodation, please call 503-675-2549 to register.

Liability, Photography & Medical Release Information

Payment of fees and participation in Parks & Recreation programs shall constitute participants’ acknowledgement of the nature of the activity and release the City of Lake Oswego from liability for any and all claims for personal injuries. Participants, and/or parents/guardians of registered minors, authorize employees of the City to seek medical treatment in the event of an accident or emergency. Photos take during programs may be used for promotional purposes.

Inclement Weather

Cancellations

Parks & Recreation programs follow Lake Oswego School District schedules. For Summer weather cancelations please call the weather hotline 503-699-7460 or visit www.lakeoswego.city/parksrec for current information.

Refunds

Location Key

Classes held at the Palisades follow the Lake Oswego School District closures for legal holidays, inclement weather, or other unforeseen emergencies. Call Parks & Recreation regarding cancellations at other class locations. Early registration is encouraged as classes may be canceled five working days prior to the start date due to low enrollment. The Parks & Recreation office must be notified at least five working days prior to the first class that you wish to cancel a class. A $5 processing fee is charged for each refunded class. In lieu of a refund, you may request a voucher toward a future class, and the $5 fee is waived. All vouchers are nonrefundable once issued and must be used prior to the end of the following fiscal year (June 30).

Residency

The fee for non-residents may be up to 1.5 times the resident rate. A resident is: •• An individual who rents or owns property inside the incorporated city limits of Lake Oswego •• An individual who lives within the LO School District boundaries •• EXCEPTION: Sports Leagues will additionally consider individuals employed within the incorporated city limits of Lake Oswego or within Lake Oswego School District boundaries as residents.

Scholarships

The Lake Oswego Parks & Recreation Department offers a limited number of partial scholarships for City and School District residents needing financial assistance. Resident applicants may receive up to 50% of the cost of a program, up to a maximum of $50 per class, maximum $160 per person per fiscal year (July 1-June 30) and a maximum of $300 per fiscal year per family. A completed application must be submitted ten calendar days prior to the program start date for processing. The online scholarship application and all information can be found at: www.lakeoswego.city/parksrec/scholarship-program. For more detailed information, please contact Dina Balogh at [email protected] or 503-534-5420. 54•Register Online•WWW.LOPARKS.ORG

ABDA

Academy of Ballet & Dance Arts

311 B Ave., Suite Z

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Adult Community Center

505 G Avenue

East Waluga Park

15505 Quarry Rd.

Forest Hills Elementary

1133 Andrews Rd.

Public Golf Course

17525 Stafford Rd.

Greentree Art Studio

2766 Greentree Rd

George Rogers Park

611 S. State St.

Hazelia Field

17800 Stafford Rd.

Impact Action Sports

19265 SW Schaber Ln.

Indoor Tennis Center

2900 Diane Dr.

Lakewood Center for the Arts 368 S. State Street Luscher Farm

125 Rosemont Rd.

Millennium Plaza Park

200 First St.

Oak Creek Elementary

55 Kingsgate

Palisades

1500 Greentree Rd.

Rose’s Glassworks

10105 SW Hall Blvd., PDX

Springbrook City Park

2055 Wembley Park Rd.

Springs at Carman Oaks

3800 Carman DR.

Tryon Cove Park

14110 Stampher Rd.

To Be Announced Westlake Park

14165 Bunick Dr

Water Sports Center

350 Oswego Pointe Dr.

West Waluga Park

15775 Waluga Dr.

Lake Oswego Junior High

2500 Country Club Rd

SUMMER 2017

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