Fitness in the Park

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Fitness in the Park

CITY OF NEENAH
PARKS & RECREATION
DEPARTMENT
MAIN OFFICE
920.886.6060
211 Walnut St.
Neenah, WI 54956
www.neenahgov.org
parkrec@ci.neenah.wi.us
OFFICE HOURS
Mon. – Thurs. 7:30AM – 4:30PM
Fri. 7:30AM – 4:00PM
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
Mike Kading
Trevor Fink
Laurie Olson
Jim Kluge
Kim Vander Wyst
PARK CREW
Scott Fromm
Kevin LaMarche
Chris Johnson
Stacey Francart
John Tomasovic
Amy Thomas
Kevin Warning
Clint Williams
CEMETERY CREW
Mark Alberts
Michael Schink
PARKS & RECREATION
COMMISSION
Lee Hillstrom– President
Kate Hancock-Cooke– Vice President
Ted Galloway
Peter Kelly
Christopher Kunz
Amanda Louden
Gary Lawell
James Vedder
Judith Zaretzke
“Say Cheese” Photo Policy
Photographs taken by members of the
Parks & Recreation Department at city
programs and events are often used in
presentations, display boards, flyers,
brochures, and City publications. If you do
not wish to have your picture or a family
members picture taken, please alert the
Photographer!
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ENTERTAINMENT
Riverside Players ........................ 8
Community Band ........................ 9 & Back Cover
Shattuck Concerts ...................... 9
Movie in the Park ........................ 14
FACILITIES
Parks........................................... 1, 2 & 3
Facility Rentals ........................... 5 & 6
Archery Range ............................ 3
Boat Launches/Stalls .................. 7
Doty Cabin .................................. 7
Memorials ................................... 7
Picnic & VB Kits .......................... 4
Skate Park .................................. 4
General Park Rules .................... Front Inside Cover
ADULT ACTIVITIES
Belly Dancing .............................. 12
Fitness in the Park ...................... 12
Golf Lessons ............................... 13
Couples Golf League .................. 13
Sailing Lessons .......................... 14
Tennis Tourney & Lessons ......... 13
Volleyball Leagues ..................... 13
Yoga & Pilates ............................ 12
Zumba......................................... 12
SENIOR ACTIVITIES ................. 10
COMMUNITY EVENTS
Arbor Day Ceremony .................. 9
Bergstrom Art Show & Classes .. 9 & 35
Boat Show .................................. 11
Communityfest ............................ 11
Library Programs ........................ 34
Neenah Idol ................................ 11
Neenah Slough Clean-Up........... 13
NJSD Enrichment Programs ...... 34
Parades ...................................... 11
Sailing Open House .................... 14
Streetball..................................... 9
Ticket Program ........................... 35
SWIMMING POOL
General Info & Fees ................... 29 & 31
Adult H2O Exercise ..................... 29
Lap Swim .................................... 29
Movie Nights ............................... 30
Swim Lessons ............................ 31, 32 & 33
Drool in the Pool ......................... 30
Story Splash ............................... 30
Special Events ............................ 30
REGISTRATION ......................... 36 & Back Inside Cover
FAMILY ACTIVITIES
Movie in the Park ........................ 14
Neenah Pool Movie Nights ......... 30
Past Times in Park ...................... 14
Tennis Block Party ...................... 14
YOUTH ACTIVITIES
Adventure Playground ................ 24
Archery ........................................ 15 & 22
Babysitting Clinic......................... 22
Baseball ...................................... 21
Bike Club ..................................... 23
Birthday Parties ........................... 29
BMX Bike Workshop ................... 26
Cooking ....................................... 18
Crafts........................................... 19
Dance Lessons ........................... 20
Drama/Theatre ............................ 26
Fishing Equipment ...................... 18
Fun Run Series ........................... 24
GoGirlGo! .................................... 21
Golf Lessons/Equipment ............. 19, 21 & 26
Karate.......................................... 23
Nature Programs ......................... 18
Operation Recreation .................. 17
Photo Workshop ......................... 22
Rugby .......................................... 24
Sailing Lessons ........................... 13
Skateboard Workshop ................ 26
Soccer ......................................... 22
Sports Camps ............................. 15
Special Events/Trips ................... 16 & 20
StoryWalk .................................... 14
Tennis Lessons ........................... 25
Time Travelers Camp ................. 23
Tot Programs .............................. 19, 27 & 28
ZumbaKids & Kids Yoga ............. 20
TEEN ACTIVITIES
Volleyball League........................ 13
Explore Bowhunting .................... 15
Sailing Lessons ........................... 14
FALL ACTIVITIES
Adult Kickball Leagues................ 27
Build-A-Scarecrow ...................... 27
Children’s Playtime ..................... 28
Dance .......................................... 28
Tot Programs .............................. 27 & 28
Punt, Pass & Kick ....................... 26
GENERAL PARK RULES
For your safety and enjoyment please
observe the following rules:
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OPEN 4:00A.M. TO 10:00P.M.
GARBAGE – CARRY IN, CARRY – OUT
DOGS MUST BE LEASHED
DOGS ALLOWED ON ROADS & TRAILS ONLY
CLEAN UP OF DOG WASTE REQURIED
PROHIBITED
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ALCOHOL, LITTERING & LOUD NOISE
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DISCHARGING OF FIREARMS OR
FIREWORKS
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DRIVING ON TURF OR TRAILS
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GOLFING
For the complete park rules please visit
www.neenahgov.org
DO YOU WANT TO
TEACH A CLASS?
Do you have expertise you
would like to share with
others? We accept instructor
proposals throughout the
year. Visit our website to
print a class proposal form.
www.neenahgov.org
PARKS
Time for her
to enjoy her
own leisure
time {more}!
LOOP THE LITTLE
LAKE TRESTLE
PROJECT
Eileen
McCoy,
The Loop Lower Little Lake Butte
Des Morts initiative includes two
new trestle bridges to close the Lower Little Lake Butte
Des Morts loop. It is anticipated the trestle project will
cost just over $3 million and will be funded with a
combination of grants, fundraising, and partnership
from the municipalities. Future Neenah will serve as the
fundraising arm of Navigate Neenah-Menasha, a multiyear, multi-faceted initiative. At the end of 2015, we
were over half way to the $1 million fundraising goal. It
is anticipated
construction of the
trestles will take
place in 2017.
longtime
Neenah Parks &
Recreation
Department
Director, has
retired after
more than 36
years of service
to the
department and the community. The Neenah Parks and
Recreation Staff wishes to thank her for sharing with
them her leadership, creativeness, vision, knowledge,
and passion for parks and recreation.
Donations towards
the project can be made at Future Neenah, 135 W.
Wisconsin Ave. or online at neenah.org. Questions? Call
(920)722-1920.
ARROWHEAD PARK
SHARE YOUR IDEAS!
The land on the south end of Little Lake Butte des Morts
now known as Arrowhead Park was deeded to the City
of Neenah in 1951 and designated for public recreation
use in 1975. It has been left undeveloped for decades,
but was leased out for various industrial uses. The
demolition of the steam plant represents the end of
that era. The trail was constructed along the shoreline
in 2014, and plans are underway to
build two new trestle bridges,
completing a trail loop around the
Little Lake. The time to develop
Arrowhead Park has finally arrived!
Tell us what you would like to see or
do in Arrowhead Park by visiting
arrowhead.ci.neenah.wi.us.
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PARKS
City of Neenah Parks
Do you have a favorite park? Because of all the
time I spent with my children and now grandchild
at Memorial Park that would have to be my
favorite. Being a community park there are so
many different things you can do there and it is a
park that can be used all year; from sledding and
ice skating in the winter to soccer, softball and fun
runs during the summer and seeing so many
people using the trails at any time of the year.
MEET THE PARKS
AND RECREATION
COMMISSION
The Parks and Recreation
Commission is responsible for
the supervision and
management of all public
parks, recreation facilities and
activities. The Commission
meets on the third Thursday of
each month at 4:30 PM. Visit
neenahgov.org, for meeting
dates & agendas.
In your time on the Commission, what have
been the most memorable projects or
activities? The day the rocket slide was taken out
of service was a sad day, for thousands who had
used it over the years. I was on the committee that
did the fundraising for the new Plexus Rocket
Playground and also helped with the playground
build. Few people realize that the playground was
assembled by volunteers with special help coming
from the playground building veterans of the
Neenah Rotary.
Lee Hillstrom has served on the Parks and
Recreation Commission since 2001.
What motivates you to volunteer your time as a
P & R Commissioner? It is easy to be motivated
and want to keep volunteering when you see so
many families using our parks and recreational
programs. In large part, the quality of life we have
in Neenah is related to the parks and recreational
programs, which so many use and the physical
and mental health that using those facilities and
taking part in those programs creates.
What do you do for recreation? My wife, Joy,
and I enjoy taking long walks, whether it’s just four
miles or finding the time and energy to do thirteen
miles. We enjoy the fresh air and always notice
something new about our great city.
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CASTLE OAK - 2696 Marathon Ave.
COOK - 425 W.N. Water St.
DOTY - 701 Lincoln St.
~~~~~~~Doty Cabin
~~~~~~~Whiting Boathouse - 98 Fifth St.
DOUGLAS - 121 Douglas St.
FRESH AIR - 495 Maple Ln.
GREAT NORTHERN - 735 Kensington Rd.
The GREEN - 337 Columbian Ave.
HERB & DOLLY SMITH - 167 N. Lake St.
ISLAND - 200 First St.
KIMBERLY PT. - 290 Lakeshore Ave.
LAUDAN - 225 Laudan Blvd.
LIBERTY - 1801 Highland Dr.
MEMORIAL - 1131 Tullar Rd.
QUARRY - 655 Cedar St.
RECREATION - 600 S. Park Ave.
~~~~~~~Neenah Pool
RIVERSIDE - 500 E. Wisconsin Ave.
SHATTUCK - 210 E. Wisconsin Ave.
SKATEPARK - 2121 Marathon Ave.
SOUTHVIEW - 200 W. Bell St.
WASHINGTON - 631 W. Winneconne Ave.
WILDERNESS - 940 S. Park Ave.
TENNIS COURTS
VOLLEYBALL COURTS
BASKETBALL COURTS
CANOE/KAYAK ONLY LAUNCH
ICE RINKS
SLEDDING HILLS
BOAT LAUNCH
BOAT STALLS
FISHING DECK
SOCCER FIELDS
SHELTER
PUBLIC RESTROOMS
PICNIC TABLES
GRILLS
FLOWER BEDS
PAVED TRAILS
WOODS/NATURE AREA
OPEN SPACE
PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT
BALL DIAMONDS
FEET OF SHORELINE
ACRES
211 Walnut Street, 886-6060
ARROWHEAD - 355 Millview Dr.
BALDWIN - 855 Baldwin St.
BILL MILLER - 345 Kraft St.
CARPENTER - 1590 Breezewood Ln.
DATE ESTABLISHED
Park and Recreation Facilities
1975
26.65 2400
X
1974
2.90 830
X
X X
1993
6.22
X
X
X
X X
1996 102.13
X
2007
3.00
Undeveloped
1941
1.80
X X X
X
X X
1922
9.25 1200 X X X X X X
X X
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1
X
X
Historic home of Governor James Duane Doty-June thru Labor Day Noon-4PM
1956
0.50
85 X
X X
1949
4.30
X X X
X X
1921
1.68 180
X
X
2001 10.50
X X X
X X
X X
11
1843
1.60
X X X
X
X X
2
1
2006
2.50 900 X X X
X X X
X
1931
2.50 563
X
X
X
1
1929
3.50 830
X X X
X X
1856
2.00
X
X X
2005
2.65
Undeveloped
1962 105.00
X X X X X X X X X 3 5
1 1
1 1
1973
5.00
X X
1
1939
8.33 650
X X
X
X
1997
Water Slides, Concession Area, Sand Volleyball Courts 886-6080
1872 19.85 2050 X X X X X X
X
1915
1.60 400 X X X
X X
X
X
1996
1.50
Skate Boarding, Biking, & In Line Skating
1965 27.40
X X X
X X X X 4 1 6
1
1931 11.50
X X X
X X
X X 1
4
1 1
1971 19.45
X X
Public Restrooms are open from May thru September
Neenah’s Outdoor Archery Range
Located at the end of Tullar Road, next to the City Services Building
Through a combination of municipal support, WDNR grant, sporting clubs,
community individuals, and Scheels we are ALMOST done with the archery
range updates. Help us finish your range! WANT TO CONTRIBUTE?
Mail your tax-deductible gift to: Neenah Parks & Recreation,
c/o Archery Range, 211 Walnut Street, Neenah, WI 54956
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PARKS
TO RESERVE: Call 886-6060
The Emerald Ash Borer {EAB} is a
small wood-boring beetle that is killing
ash trees in Wisconsin.
Picnic Kits &
Yard Games
The City of Neenah has identified the
ash trees in parks, terraces and other
public places, and formulated a plan to
systematically replace ash trees with
other tree species.
PICK UP AT THE CITY HALL PARKS & REC OFFICE
Are you having a picnic, party or other gathering this May through
September? We have equipment to add some fun to your event!
If you have ash trees on your property, you should decide if you
want to try to save your tree(s) from EAB.
1) If NO - Consider removal and replacement with
another species.
2) If YES – Explore treatment options.
You may want to consult a Certified Arborist to assist you with
the decision-making process.
For information www.emeraldashborer.info
(See Information For Homeowners)
PICNIC KITS (2) FREE – Includes softball bat, throw down bases, softball,
volleyball & net (no poles), soccer ball, playground ball, football, and Frisbee.
VOLLEYBALL SETS (2) $10.00 – Includes volleyball net with telescoping
aluminum poles, boundary cords, and volleyball.
YARD GAME KITS (1) $5.00 – Includes Croquet, Bocce Ball, Washers, and
Baggo (beanbag toss).
NEENAH SKATE PARK
The VISION of the Neenah Parks & Recreation Department is to
Create Community through People, Parks & Programs
2119 Marathon Ave. (by Neenah Police Dept)
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PHOTO TAKEN BY: TROY SCHULZ
The Circus is in town. 1938 at Laudan Fields
by incorporating our MISSION of
Strengthening community image and sense
of place
Increasing cultural unity
Supporting economic development
Protecting environmental resources
Strengthening safety and security
Facilitating community problem solving
Promoting health and wellness
Providing recreational experiences
Fostering human development
Laudan Park 2012
Laudan Park is located at 225 Laudan Boulevard
Movie in the Park will be at Laudan Park
this summer! {see page 13}
Did you know…
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Laudan Park was set aside as a boulevard in the city plat in 1856.
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The park was originally called Laudan Fields and consisted of 4 acres. The fields take their name from Mr. Laudan, whose property fronted
the fields.
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The area was farmed and used to grow hay into the 1890s.
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Fields were used for summer softball leagues and high school athletes.
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During the summer of 1933, most of the property was used as a community garden.
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In 1947 the city sold part of the fields to the school district for the construction of Wilson Elementary School.
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The park shelter was originally built in 1965.
The 2 acre park has a playground, open-air shelter, paved trail, picnic tables, water bubbler, open space, and a baseball backstop.
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Neenah Parks & Recreation
Dept. has facilities that can
accommodate:
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Check out our website for more
facility pictures! www.neenahgov.org
Birthday Parties
Anniversary Parties
Graduation Parties
Baby & Bridal Showers
Wedding Receptions
Family Reunions
Company Picnics
Meetings and Banquets
For more information call 886-6060
Doty Shelter
Shattuck Park
Whiting Boathouse
Memorial Tullar Shelter
Riverside Park Pavilion
Memorial Appleblossom
Large & Small Shelter
Washington Recreation Shelter
Green Park Shelter
RESERVATION INFORMATION: To reserve call 886-6060. Reservations are taken over the phone or in person up to one year in
advance. There is no deposit collected at the time of the reservation. A contract is mailed the day the reservation is made and
payment is due within ten days. SHELTER HOURS: 9:00AM – 10:00PM, Whiting Boathouse 9:00AM – 12:00AM. ALCOHOLIC
BEVERAGES: Alcohol is NOT allowed in any park or park facility in the City of Neenah. Exception: Alcohol is allowed at the
Whiting Boathouse and fenced patio area. CANCELLATIONS/REFUNDS: Fees are non-refundable. If you must cancel your
reservation contact Neenah Parks & Rec. ASAP. If that facility date is re-rented you will receive a refund minus five dollars.
NO requested reservations will be accepted less than five business days before a reservation date.
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Looking for a place to hold a
Reception * Banquet * Seminar * Meeting
Party * Special Event * Shower * Grad Party?
Park Shelter Rental Fees - Weekday Charge: Mon. – Thurs. - Weekend Charge: Fri, Sat, Sun & Holidays
Shelters are ALCOHOL FREE and available from 9:00AM – 10:00PM with the exception of the Whiting Boathouse, alcohol is allowed and hours are
9:00AM – Midnight. All facilities are handicap accessible. Shelters can be reserved up to one year in advance.
 HEATED SHELTERS AVAILABLE YEAR ROUND
SHELTER
DAY
RES. FEE
CAPACITY
EQUIPMENT / AMENITIES
Green Park Shelter
337 Columbian Ave.
NON. RES
FEE
Weekday
Weekend
$30
$45
$50
$65
30
Heat, 5- 6’ tables, 30 chairs, utility sink, plug-ins,
restrooms
Memorial Appleblossom LARGE Room
1175 Appleblossom Dr.
Weekday
Weekend
$90
$120
$120
$150
120
Memorial Appleblossom SMALL Room
Heat, AC, 20 – 6’ tables, 120 chairs, plug-ins,
counter, sink, refrigerator, microwave, gas
fireplace [mid-Oct. – Apr], restrooms
Weekday
Weekend
$30
$45
$50
$65
30
restrooms
Memorial Tullar Shelter
1131 Tullar Rd.
Weekday
Weekend
$50
$70
$70
$90
50
Heat, 12 – 6’ tables, 50 chairs, plug-ins, counter,
sink, refrigerator, stove/oven, gas fireplace
[mid-Oct – Apr], restrooms
Weekday
Weekend
$90
$120
$120
$150
150
*Dec. – Feb. used as ice rink shelter Fri. – Sun.
*Dec. – Feb. used as ice rink shelter Fri. – Sun.
Washington Recreation Shelter
631 W. Winneconne Ave.
*Dec. – Feb. must use side glass door – front lobby
used for ice rink shelter.
Whiting Boathouse
98 Fifth St.
Weekday
Weekend
$120
$170
$150
$200
(seating for 75)
70
Heat, AC, 12 6’ tables, 75 chairs, plug-ins, sink,
counter, refrigerator, stove, oven, microwave,
restrooms
sink, counter, refrigerator, stove/oven,
microwave, gas fireplace [mid-Oct – Apr], wet
bar, 1 indoor grill, 2 outdoor grills, patio,
restrooms
 SEASONAL SHELTERS AVAILABLE MAY – MID OCTOBER
SHELTER
DAY
RES. FEE
Bill Miller Open Shelter
345 Kraft St.
Doty Gazebo
701 Lincoln St.
Doty Park Shelter
701 Lincoln St.
Douglas Open Shelter
121 Douglas St.
Great Northern Open Shelter
735 Kensington Rd.
Herb & Dolly Smith Shelter
167 N. Lake St.
Memorial Open Shelter
1131 Tullar Rd.
Weekday
Weekend
2 hour
block
Weekday
Weekend
Weekday
Weekend
Weekday
Weekend
Weekday
Weekend
Weekday
Weekend
$10
$10
NON. RES
FEE
$20
$20
$20
$30
$25
$40
$10
$10
$20
$20
$20
$20
$20
$20
$45
$60
$20
$20
$40
$40
$40
$40
$40
$40
500 E. Wisconsin Ave.
Weekday
Weekend
$90
$120
$120
$150
Shattuck Park – Pavilion Only
Shattuck Park Pavilion & Concert Lawn
Southview Open Shelter
200 W. Bell St.
Weekday
Weekend
Weekday
Weekend
Weekday
Weekend
$25
$40
$100
$120
$10
$10
$45
$60
$130
$150
$20
$20
CAPACITY
EQUIPMENT / AMENITIES
20
Picnic Tables
10
Gazebo
50
6 picnic tables, plug-ins, sink, counter, restrooms
20
Picnic Tables, restrooms [key access only]
20
Picnic Tables, restrooms, outlets
20
Picnic Tables, restrooms, outlets
50
Picnic Table, restrooms, outlets
200
20 – 8’ tables, 200 chairs, plug-ins, sink, counter,
refrigerator & restrooms.
90
Restrooms, round picnic tables, outlets
90
Restrooms, round picnic tables, outlets,
concert lawn
20
Picnic Tables
NOT AVAILABLE FOR RENTAL IN JUNE OR JULY
ATTENTION NON-PROFIT GROUPS: Receive 30% off a weekday reservation (Mon. – Thurs, no holidays) at any of the year
round shelters or Riverside Park Pavilion. Call our office at 886-6060.
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PARKS
Take A Tour of Your
DOTY CABIN
BOATING INFORMATION
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Shattuck Park Boat Stalls – Prices range from $330 -
$425. Season begins May 1 and ends Nov. 1. For an
application visit our website www.neenahgov.org
Boat Launch Locations – Boat launch sites in the City
of Neenah are located at Doty Park, 701 Lincoln St. and
Rec Park, 600 S. Park Ave.
Boat Launch Permits – Permits are required and may
be purchased in the Finance Department at City Hall, at the
Neenah Police Station and at Festival Foods in Neenah. A
season permit is $18 for adults and $13 for seniors (age
55+). A daily permit is $7.
Doty Cabin is the historic home of James Duane Doty, Wisconsin’s
second Territorial Governor. The cabin is located in Doty Park at 701
Lincoln St. It is open to visitors June through Labor Day, Noon –
4:00PM daily. Admission is FREE. Donations are appreciated.
Shattuck and Riverside Fountain
Health & Safety Issues
The City of Neenah is advising the public that playing in the fountains at
Shattuck and Riverside Parks may result in serious injury or illness. Warning
signs have been installed informing the public that playing in the fountains is
not allowed.
MEMORIALS FOR THE LIVING
Parks and Recreation play a vital role in building and maintaining the
health and well being of the individual, the economy, the environment
and the community as a whole. A donation to Parks and Recreation
is an investment in quality of life. Planting a tree or installing a
Western Cedar memorial bench is a thoughtful and distinctive way to
present a memorial to a deceased relative or friend, to honor a
person whom you love or respect, or to say thanks to a person or
group. That living, growing tree will be a constant reminder of the
reason you gave it. The memorial bench with an engraved plaque will
enhance the park, offering a resting area for leisure and relaxation.
Water in the fountains is not treated and sanitized to the same degree as a
swimming pool. The water may contain bacteria, viruses or parasites, such
as Cryptosporidium or Giardia, which can cause serious illness. Children are
at the greatest risk because they are most likely to play in the fountains, and
they most easily spread pathogens due to wearing of diapers, drinking the
water and/or hand to mouth behaviors.
Please enjoy the sound and beauty of the fountains. Don’t put your children
or yourself at risk by playing in the fountains or drinking fountain water.
Trees: Various species available. Donation - $150
Memorial Benches with engraved plaque. Donation $1,200
GIVE THESE GIFTS FOR: Memorials, Anniversary, Co-Worker,
Retirement, Mother’s Day, Grandchildren, Arbor Day, Special
Occasion, Father’s Day, Special Friend, Earth Day.
To ensure tree species diversity, the Parks Department has selected
given species for different parks throughout the system. Western
Cedar memorial benches can also be installed at various parks
throughout Neenah.
Citizens committed to leading the community in the
implementation of sustainable practices and initiatives.
Visit Sustainable Neenah at the Neenah Farm Market on Saturday
mornings for educational information and demonstrations on a variety of
sustainability practices. The 2016 Farm Markets begin on Saturday,
June 18 in Shattuck Park, downtown Neenah.
Interested in learning more about sustainability? Wondering how you
can help maintain a clean and healthy environment? Want to contribute
to sustainability efforts in Neenah? Check out the Sustainable Neenah
web pages on the City’s website at neenahgov.org
Contributions in any amount may be made to trust funds for Park
Land Acquisition, Development, and Recreation Programming, or for
specific programs and facilities such as; Riverside Players,
Community Band, Playgrounds, Soccer Fields and Doty Cabin.
These Memorials are tax-deductible contributions. For more
information visit our website at www.neenahgov.org.
Meetings are held at City Hall in Neenah on the 2nd Wednesday of every
month at 6:00PM.
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COMMUNITY THEATRE
RIVERSIDE PLAYERS
“Theatre in the Park”
60th Anniversary Season
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Presented through special arrangement with
Samuel French, Inc.
Musical Highlight Show
A Agatha Christie mystry
June 22-26
A show with singing & dancing numbers from your favorite
Riverside Players’ musicals such as Annie, Guys & Dolls,
King and I, and many more.
Directed by Laurie Friedman Fannin
CURTAIN TIME:
Directed by Susan Rabideau
8:00 PM Wednesday through Saturday Shows
7:00 PM Sunday Show
July 28-31 & August 3-7
Adults (18+) $13.00
Student (under 18) Senior (55+) $10.00
Rated: PG/PG13
8:00 PM Wednesday through Saturday Shows
7:00 PM Sunday Shows
CURTAIN TIME:
Adults (18+) $15.00
Student (under 18) Senior (55+) $13.00
Rated: PG
Advanced ticket purchase is HIGHLY recommended.
TICKETING OPTIONS
1. ONLINE TICKETING (24/7)www.neenahgov.org/departments/parks-and-recreation PRINT YOUR TICKETS
NOTE: Online ticketing closes, for that evening’s performance, at approximately 2-hours prior to curtain time. See option 3.
2. BOX OFFICE TICKETING - visit or phone: Neenah City Hall Parks & Rec Office, 211 Walnut Street 886-6060 (7:30 am –
4:00 pm Mon-Fri)
3. RIVERSIDE PARK THEATRE TICKETING – prior to shows Park box office opens two hours before curtain time.
NOTE: Tickets may be purchased the evening of the performance at Riverside Park, if available, with check or cash only.
If special seating (handicap accessible) is required, please inform the box office when purchasing tickets.
Limited accessible seating available. Call 886-6060 for handicap accessible seating.
2016 SEASON TICKETS (tickets to both shows) SAVINGS of $3.00
ADULT: $25.00
STUDENTS/SENIORS: $20.00
Call or visit the Neenah Parks & Recreation Office, to purchase your season tickets!
No online season ticket sales available.
What you need to know, when coming to “Theatre in the Park”:
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Park Address: 500 E. Wisconsin Ave., Neenah 54956
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The Theatre: Riverside Players’ stage is located in an outdoor park shelter. There is a roof, but the sides are exposed. Custom-made
netting covers the sides, to limit bugs {it works very well}.
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Dress causal and for the weather.
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All seating is reserved. {Padded chairs on chair risers.}
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Parking: Give yourself extra time for parking. Parking is allowed on North Park Ave. and on Wisconsin Ave. No Parking on the park road.
However, there is accessible parking available on the park road. Additional accessible parking is located on North Park Ave. For others
who may have difficulty walking, you’re welcome to drop-off individuals at the entrance and then park your vehicle.
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CONCERTS & COMMUNITY EVENTS
Shattuck Park
Concert Series
Brought to you by:
For questions about the concert series contact Future Neenah 722-1920
EVENING CONCERTS
Wednesdays 6:00 – 8:00PM
DATE
BAND
SUMMER CONCERTS AT RIVERSIDE PARK
All concerts are at 7:00PM on the following
Tuesdays, with the exception of the July 4th
concert, which is Monday at 7:45PM.
DATE
THEME
June 15
June 29
July 13
July 27
August 10
August 24
June 7
June 21
July 4
July 12
July 26
August 9
August 16
Happy Wanderers German Band
August 23
Ambassadors Dance Band
The Neenah Community Band is under
the direction of Marty O’Donnell
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OUT TO LUNCH CONCERTS
Thursdays 11:30AM – 1:00PM
Bring or buy a lunch and enjoy a mid day break
DATE
June 2
June 9
June 16
June 23
June 30
July 7
July 14
July 21
July 28
August 4
August 11
August 18
August 25
bmmglass.com
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Wheelhouse Whiskey
Boogie & the Yo Yo’z
The Mascot Theory
FBI & the Untouchable Horns
Michael Handler Project
Ted Oliver Dueling Pianos
Annual Arts Festival
Sunday, July 17th
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Riverside Park, Neenah
Bring your family and friends to the park for great art, food and children's
activities. Then, relax with live music in the beer garden
on the museum's lakeside lawn.
This event supports free admission at your museum.
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BAND
Eddie Biebel
Kris Crow
Kyle Megna
Erin Krebs
Makena Hartlin
Geriatric Gentlemen of Jazz
Listening Party
Donnie Pick Trio
TBD
Oshkosh Rhythm Institute
Michael Handler Project
Randy Peterson
The Pocket Kings
ACTIVE SENIORS
Jefferson Park, Menasha
Tuesday, August 9, 2016
9:00AM – 1:00PM
~ACTIVITIES~
~ENTERTAINMENT~
~LUNCH~
SENIOR FRIENDS
NEENAH-MENASHA YMCA
SAVE THE DATE
Monday through Friday 6:30 AM– NOON
(Times vary for each activity)
The Senior Friends Program, open to individuals
60 and above, is held at the Neenah-Menasha
YMCA.
Open to all seniors
All participants receive a T-Shirt
Transportation is available
Registration deadline is Wednesday, July 27.
Registration forms are available at local Parks
and Recreation Depts., and the YMCA.
NO ON SITE REGISTRATION
Activities
Senior social area for coffee/treats, trips, senior
book club, cribbage/cards/bridge, game tables,
speakers, luncheon, “Y-Not” Singers, knitting club
and blood pressure screening, land and water
exercise classes, fitness equipment, track, lap
swimming, gyms and Simply Fit. Participants may
also attend activities at the Menasha Senior
Center.
Year Activity Pass
Winnebago County Residents only. Must show
proof of residency ($22 per month or $264 per
year). A $50 registration fee is charged for new
participants.
110 W. North Water St. Neenah, WI 54956 P 920.729.9622
Menasha Senior Center
Senior Golf League
Drop-in and discover all the activities we have going on
throughout the day! No dues, residency restrictions or
membership fees are required.
Bridgewood Golf Course,
1020 Cameron Way
DATES: Wednesdays, May 25 – July 20
(no league 7/6)
FEE: $80.00 ($10 per week) Covers all
greens fees for the 8 week league.
TIME: 9:00AM – please arrive at least
15 min. early
CLASS#: 221403-B
If weather is in question call 722-9819
Fees are collected for trips and some classes. A monthly
newsletter is available for $5 per year.
Open to all senior golfers both men and women ages 55 and over.
Meet your friends for camaraderie, conversation and competition!
SITE:
Examples of activities scheduled Monday through Friday
are: meals, cards, bingo, classes, trips, presentations, line
dancing, shuffleboard, Simply Fit, Silver Sneakers, Gentle
Stretch, Breakfast for your Brain, and Strength & Stretch
for Balance.
The Menasha Senior Center is open M-F
8:00 AM-4:00 PM and is for all Winnebago County
Residents ages 55 and older.
116 Main St., Menasha, WI 54952 P 920.967.3530
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COMMUNITY EVENTS
11th Annual
Neenah Classic
Boat Show
PARADE ROUTE: The Parade of Lights begins at approximately
9:15PM on the evening of July 3rd. The parade starts at Riverside Park
in Neenah. It travels West on Wisconsin Ave., North on Commercial St.
and North on Washington to Main St. in downtown Menasha.
TO ENTER A FLOAT: If you are interested in entering a float or
marching group in the parade, please contact our office. All parade
units MUST be lit. Generators are provided free of charge.
Sponsored by
Saturday, July 9, 2016
Shattuck Park
9AM – 2PM
Monday, July 4th
Events at Riverside Park
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Children’s Events
Live Entertainment
Wisconsin Singers
Webfooters Water Ski Show
Neenah Community Band
Venetian Parade
Food & Beverages
FIREWORKS at dusk
Activities & Entertainment
ALL DAY LONG!
PARADE CONTACTS
Memorial Day
Michael Taylor
725-5380
Parade of Lights
NPRD
886-6060
Labor Day
Mark Westphal
727-1790
OTHER IMPORTANT ORGANIZATIONS
Organization
Phone #
Website
Boy Scouts
Boys’ & Girls’ Brigade
City of Appleton Parks & Rec
City of Menasha Parks & Rec
Fox Valley Sailing School
Fox Valley Wave Swim Team
Future Neenah
Girl Scouts
Harbor Masters
Menasha Boys & Girls Club
Menasha Senior Center
Neenah Soccer Club
Neenah Baseball Inc.
Neenah Boat & Dock Club
Neenah Menasha YMCA
Neenah Nodaway Yacht Club
SOAR Fox Cities
Soccer Volleyball
StreetBall
Suburban Athletics
Town of Menasha Parks & Rec
Youth-Go for Grades 5 - 12
www.nmcommunityfest.org
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734-5705
725-3983
832-5905
967-3640
725-3423
759-0635
722-1920
888-747-6945
731-6429
750-5860
967-3530
729-0527
475-7564
722-6205
729-9622
725-3423
731-9831
574-7809
722-1920
730-0758
720-7108
722-1435
Scouting.org
Bgbrigade.com
Appletonparkandrec.org
Cityofmenasha-wi.gov
Foxvalleysailingschool.org
Foxvalleywave.org
Neenah.org
gsnwgl.org
Bgclubfoxvalley.org
Cityofmenasha-wi.gov
Neenahsoccerclub.org
Neenahbaseball.com
Nbdclub.org
Ymcafoxcities.org
Nnyc.org
Soarfoxcities.com
Soccervolleyball.com
Streetball3on3.org
Suburbanathletics.com
Town-menasha.com
Youthgo.org
ADULT & TEEN
{ages 15+}
Fitness in the Park is a NEW SUMMER wellness initiative developed by the Neenah Parks
& Recreation Department and the Neenah-Menasha YMCA, to provide FREE active programs to
the Neenah community by utilizing our great parks.NO ADVANCED REGISTRATION. SHOW UP
AT THE DESIGNATED SITE AT LEAST 10-MINUTES PRIOR TO CLASS STARTING TIME.
LOCATIONS: Shattuck Park–downtown Neenah or Memorial Park–meet by north shelter/off Tullar
Rd. or Neenah Library Shattuck Room.
DAY
CLASS & SPONSOR
LOCATION
TIMES
DATES
# OF WEEKS
MONDAY
ZUMBA
Neenah Parks & Rec
Max Intervals
Neenah-Menasha YMCA
Body Weight Bootcamp
Neenah Anytime Fitness
Max Intervals
Neenah-Menasha YMCA
Fitness Fridays
Shattuck Park
6:00 – 7:00 pm
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Shattuck Park
9:40 – 10:25 am
Memorial Park
5:30 – 6:30 pm
June 6 – Aug. 8
No class July 4
June 7 – July 26
No class July 5
June 8 – June 29
Shattuck Park
9:40 – 10:25 am
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Meet inside the
Library
9:15 – 10:00 am
June 9 – July 28
No class July 7
1st & 3rd Friday of
each month. Visit
www.neenahlibray.org
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
{From bootcamp to Yoga}
Neenah Library
Bellydance
Open to 15+ yr olds
Learn to bellydance with Neenah’s own Diana the Dancer! Build strength,
flexibility and balance in a fun, laughter-filled environment. No
experience is necessary to join in the beginner class.
Experienced dancers please check with Diana regarding the
Intermediate class. All ages (14+), genders and sizes are
welcome! Wear comfortable clothing (yoga pants & a t-shirt)
and bring a scarf to tie around your hips. For more information
please visit: www.DianatheDancer.com
LOCATION: Memorial Park, Appleblossom Shelter
DATES: Wednesday Evenings
SESSION I: April 27 – June 8
CLASS #
LEVEL
TIMES
COST
322425-J
BEGINNER
5:30 - 6:30PM
$60.00
322425-K
INTERMEDIATE
6:30 - 7:30PM
$60.00
SESSION II: June 29 – August 10
CLASS #
LEVEL
TIMES
COST
222425-C
BEGINNER
5:30 - 6:30PM
$60.00
222425-D
INTERMEDIATE
6:30 - 7:30PM
$60.00
SESSION III: August 24 – October 5
CLASS#
LEVEL
TIMES
COST
222425-E
BEGINNER
5:30 – 6:30 PM
$60.00
222425-F
INTERMEDIATE
6:30 – 7:30 PM
$60.00
Session IV: October 19 – December 7 (no class 11/23)
CLASS #
LEVEL
TIMES
COST
222425-G
BEGINNER
5:30 – 6:30PM
$60.00
222425-H
INTERMEDIATE
6:30 – 7:30PM
$60.00
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4
Throughout
the year.
Gentle Yoga-Pilates Fusion
Build strength and flexibility, improve your sense of balance, and stretch
away stress! All levels are welcome, but this class is designed for
beginners, the “less than flexible”. And for those who need to be careful of
health conditions or previous injuries. Wear comfortable clothing that allows
you to stretch and move, bring your yoga mat and enjoy the experience.
Please let the instructor know of any health/injury issues so she can assist
you. For more information please visit www.DianatheDancer.com
INSTRUCTOR:
DAY:
TIME:
SITE:
CLASS #
322407-E
222407-B
222407-C
222407-D
Diana Newago Knoke
Mondays
5:30 – 6:30
Memorial Park Appleblossom Shelter,
DATES
April 25 – June 13 (no class 5/30)
July 11 – August 22
Sep. 12 – Oct. 24
Nov. 7 – Dec. 19
COST
$42.00
$42.00
$42.00
$42.00
Ditch the workout - join the party! Open to men & women (15+)
Zumba® is a fusion of Latin and International music that creates a
dynamic, exciting, and effective fitness system. For class wear comfortable
workout clothes and bring a water bottle and a small towel! Instructors are
certified Zumba® Fitness Instructors.
Monday & Wednesday Instructed by Jacqueline Brown,
Tuesday Instructed by Haley Birr
CLASS#
DAY & SITE
DATES
TIMES
COST
322420-A
MONDAY
Sept. 12
6 :00–
Taft Elem School
Thru
7:00 PM
$35.00
Oct. 24
322420-B
TUESDAY
Sept. 13
5:30 –
Roosevelt Elem
Thru
6:30 PM
$35.00
School
Oct. 25
322420-C
WEDNESDAY
Sept. 14
5:30 –
Hoover Elem
Thru
6:30 PM
$35.00
School
Oct. 26
Vinyasa Flow Yoga
Rejuvenating flow Yoga practice for ALL
levels, which will indulge the physical
body, emotions, mind, and heart.
Open to men & women (15 and older)
Comfortable clothing, yoga mat, and a
large towel or a blanket is recommended.
Instructor: Sue Houlihan RYT, CTA, CYT
SITE:
Memorial Park, Appleblossom Shelter
DATES: September 6 – October 11
DAY:
Tuesdays
FEE:
$42.00
TIME: 6:30 – 7:30PM
CLASS#: 222404-C
Water exercise, lap swim, and water
walking on page 29.
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ADULT & TEEN
Adult Tennis Lessons This program mixes
{ages 15+}
Volunteers Needed!
elements of the QuickStart Tennis play
format along with traditional beginner drills.
Participants will grow confident in their
abilities by being able to rally and have
more control of their game earlier on in their
tennis experience.
Participants must bring their own
tennis racquets.
Fun for all beginner/advanced
Adults and Older Adults 18+
Instructor: Don Francart
All classes will be held at Southview Park
DATES
DAYS
TIME
FEE
CLASS #
BEGINNER LESSONS  no class on July 5
6/14– 7/19
T & Th
6 – 7:30 PM
$50
211607-A
INTERMEDIATE / ADVANCED LESSONS no class on July 4
6/13– 7/18
M&W
6 – 7:30 PM
$50
211607-C
Adult Golf Lessons
Get out and enjoy the fresh
air by becoming involved in a
valuable 8-lesson golf class.
Swing techniques, rules,
etiquette, and safety will be
covered in this course.
Lessons will be valuable to
any level of golfer.
Bridgewood Golf Course Pro
Joe Bowers will be the
instructor.
CLASS DAYS:
FEE:
DATES:
SITE:
CLASS #
221401-A
221401-B
221401-C
221401-D
This is a great project for teen groups, scout groups, adult & youth
church groups, school clubs, etc. Clean up will take place from within
the water using canoes/kayaks and waders. Some may be asked to
walk the shorelines and pick up trash, as well. A light snack and water
will be provided, after the clean-up.
Mondays & Wednesdays
$60.00
May 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25, June 1, 6
Bridgewood Golf Course
1020 Cameron Way, Neenah
LEVEL
Beginner
Beginner
Beginner
Advanced Beginner
In order to plan accordingly (snack/water, coordinating various
entry/exit points, etc.) volunteers are asked to register their interest with
the Parks & Rec. Office by calling 886-6060 or sign up online (volunteer
opportunities) at least one week in advance of the clean-up date.
Further, we ask that you inform us, at sign-up, if you are bringing a
canoe/kayak.
TIMES
7:30 – 8:20AM
4:30 – 5:20PM
5:30 – 6:20PM
6:30 – 7:20PM
Adult Tennis Tournaments
Couples Golf League
Register by reporting to the Southview
Park Tennis Courts, 200 Bell St.
Neenah, 5:00 PM on tournament day.
Participants must be 18 years of age.
Awards will be given to first-place
finishers.
Each player must supply a new can of balls.
This league is relaxed and for all abilities. Let your weekend
wind down with an evening on the links. The team can consist
of any two golfers.
SITE: Bridgewood Golf Course, 1020 Cameron Way
DATES: Sundays, June 5 – July 31 (no league 7/3)
FEE:
$80.00 per person ($10.00 per week) Covers all greens
fees for the 8 week league.
TIME: 3:00PM, please arrive at least 15 min. early.
CLASS#: 221403-C
*Please list both golfers on registration form
If weather is in question call 722-9819
Men’s Singles ......................... July 11 ........ $8 per player
Men’s Doubles ........................ July 18 ……..$10 per/team
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EVERYONE
Register online at www.foxvalleysailingschool.org
YOU CAN SAIL!
Sailing opportunities for all ages!
1-week camps and lessons available all summer.
Sailing experiences starting at $20.
Register early and secure your spot.
Rated PG
Wednesday,
August 10th
Big Hero 6 themed games and
crafts from 7:00-8:30pm
Movie starts at DUSK
approx. 8:45pm
sponsored by:
In Celebration of 160 Years,
this year’s movie will be held at
Laudan Park – 225 Laudan Blvd.
Bring a Blanket & the Family – FREE
Popcorn & water will be sold * Shown on a 25’ Screen
Past Times in the Park
Bring your family to Neenah’s two oldest parks for free evenings of
old fashioned, unplugged fun! The
Neenah Historical Society and the
Neenah Parks & Recreation
Department will provide toys and
games that children have enjoyed
Storywalk
StoryWalk™ is an exciting initiative that
combines a children’s story with a popular
walking route. Children’s books are selected,
the pages separated, laminated, and placed
along a walking path at regular intervals so
readers can follow the story as they walk the
route.
StoryWalk™ is a way to inspire parents, teachers, and caregivers to take
young children on a short stroll that will be fun for all. StoryWalk™ helps
build children’s interest in reading while encouraging healthy outdoor activity
for both adults and children.
for centuries. Suggested age group
is 5 and up. Games and activities
may include; knock hockey, stilt
walking, bean bags, stick pull, potato
sack races, ring toss and how to play
the game of Kubb.
Refreshments will be available.
Come one or both evenings!
FREE! NO REGISTRATION NECESSARY!
SITE:
Laudan Park
SITE:
Green Park
DATE: Thursday, August 4
DATE: Thursday, June 16th
TIME: 6:30 – 8:00PM
TIME: 6:30 – 8:00PM
SITE:
DATES:
AGES:
Riverside Park, start at Rocket
May 6 – May 22
Sep. 24 – Oct. 9 at Riverside Park
Everyone
The Storywalk™ project was created by Anne Ferguson of Montpelier, Vermont, and
developed in collaboration with the Vermont Bicycle & Pedestrian Coalition and the
Kellogg Hubbard Library.
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YOUTH
2016 SUMMER SPORTS CAMPS
Registration is now being accepted for all summer sports camps and will continue until the start of each or end early if camp enrollment limits are met. Further
information (camp content & director) will appear in a sport camp flyer, which will be distributed through the schools in May. Each Camper will receive a t-shirt.
CAMPS ARE OPEN TO STUDENTS BASED ON THE GRADE THEY WILL BE ENTERING NEXT FALL - 2016
CAMP
Boys Basketball
Boys Basketball
Boys Basketball
Girls Volleyball
Girls Volleyball
Girls Volleyball
Girls Basketball
Girls Basketball
Girls Basketball
Girls Shooting
Fundamentals
Youth Football
GRADE
FALL
2016
CLASS #
DATES
SITE
TIME
FEE
7–9
4–6
K–3
8–9
6–7
4–5
1–3
4–6
7–9
210901-A
210902-A
210903-A
210301-A
210301-B
210301-C
210304-A
210302-A
210307-A
June 6 – 9
June 6 – 9
June 6 – 9
June 20 – 23
June 20 – 23
June 20 – 23
June 13 – 16
June 13 – 16
June 13 – 16
NHS Fieldhouse
NHS Fieldhouse
NHS Fieldhouse
NHS Fieldhouse
NHS Fieldhouse
NHS Fieldhouse
NHS Fieldhouse
NHS Fieldhouse
NHS Fieldhouse
1:15 – 4:00PM
10:30AM – 12:30PM
8:30 – 10:00AM
8:30 – 11:00AM
11:30AM – 1:30PM
1:45 – 2:45PM
8:00 – 9:15AM
9:30 – 11:30AM
12:00 – 2:30PM
$50
$50
$35
$50
$40
$25
$35
$50
$55
4–8
210306-A
June 28 & 30, July 14, 19 & 21
NHS Conant Gym
11:45AM – 1:00PM
$35
VISIT: http://neenahfootball.weebly.com/index.html
Explore Bowhunting is more than a tool to teach bowhunting. It
is designed to teach students how to feel comfortable in the
outdoors whether the goal is to bowhunt, photograph wildlife or
interact with nature for any purpose. Each activity is designed to
use “hands on” approach that is fun and engaging. Course
activities include:
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Intro to basic bowhunting equipment
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Building a blind
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Use of camouflage
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Identification of animal tracks
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Animal calls

Anatomy of game animals and shot placement
Explore Bowhunting is a program developed by the Archery Trade
Association (ATA) and supported by the Wisconsin DNR.
Neenah Outdoor Archery Range Adjacent to the City Services Building,
1495 Tullar Rd. will be used for training as well.
Bring a brown bag lunch. Water will be provided.
AGES:
SITE:
11 – 17
Meet at Fire Station #31 Training Room, 1080
Breezewood Lane
DATES / TIMES: Saturday, August 6, 8:00AM – 2:00 PM
FEE:
$45.00
CLASS #:
211703-A
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SPECIAL EVENTS
12th Annual
Touch-A-Truck
(over 6000 have attended since the beginning)
Day Trip for ages 4-6
PRESENTED BY:
NEENAH PARKS & RECREATION
Experience a hands on guided tour with a chance to:

Milk a cow
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Catch a chicken
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Kiss a pig
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Cuddle a kitten
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Hand feed goats and sheep
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Pony ride for Children
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Enjoy a tractor-drawn hayride.
Mulberry Lane Farm is located 15 miles southeast of Neenah. This is
an outdoor field trip, so dress for the weather. Wear closed toed
shoes and apply sunscreen, prior to boarding the bus. Trip will be
chaperoned by our Tot Lot staff. A small snack will be provided.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY MONDAY, JULY 11
AGES: 4 to 6
DATE: Wednesday, July 13
TIME: Bus leaves Washington Park at 8:45 AM and will return
around 12:15PM
COST: $12.00
CLASS #: 210416-A
MAY 11, 2016
10:00 AM to Noon
Memorial Park
(in the parking lot)
1131 TULLAR RD, Neenah
FREE EVENT
Bicycle
AGES: PRESCHOOLERS 1 TO 5 WITH PARENT
OR DAYCARE PROVIDER
See BIG TRUCKS up close and have the opportunity to sit in
the driver’s seat. See a fire truck, dump truck, cement mixer and
many, many more. Also meet the community helpers who drive them.
Don’t forget your camera. Any questions, call:
Neenah Parks & Recreation Department at 886-6060.
Saturday, June 25th
Join us for a new way of golf! This fun tournament will
let every skill level enjoy the game. Normally the size
of the golf cup on the green is 4 ¼” but, today it will be 15”!
Tournament is for all ages and skill levels. This is a 4 person Best
Ball Scramble with a shot gun start. Entry fee includes cart and
prizes.
If weather is in question call Bridgewood 722-9819
SITE: Bridgewood Golf Course, 1020 Cameron Way
FEE: $80.00 per 4 person team
TIME: 9:00AM – please arrive at least 30 min. early
CLASS#: 221403-A
Please list all team members on the registration form.
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YOUTH
OPERATION RECREATION
Summer Fun For Children Ages 5+ – Seventh Grade
Weekly Themes* & Class Numbers
*Please Note: Themes are a general idea of that week, not all activities
WHAT IS OPERATION RECREATION?
will be theme related.
Operation Recreation is an affordable,
flexible and convenient summer day
camp for children ages 5 (as of June
1, 2016) – 7th Grade. It is suggested
that the child has completed
kindergarten. The program runs
7:30AM – 5:30PM Monday – Friday on
the dates listed to the right.
Week #1: June 6 – 10 Summer Fun
Welcome back! Let’s get to know each other as we have planned super crazy
activities to make you laugh and giggle all week long. CLASS#: 210420
Week #2: June 13 - 17 Spectacular Science and Magic
Exciting experiments from Play-doh to baking soda volcanoes will turn you into a
Mad Scientist. Kid’s Magic show will be sure to amaze.
CLASS#: 210421
Week #3: June 20 – 24 Wild Wilderness
Get your backpack, binoculars and gear ready. Join us as we explore the great
outdoors. We will have a wildly good time making bird feeders, scavenger hunts
and enjoying the fresh air. CLASS#: 210422
REGISTRATION -
Registration can be completed online, through the mail or in our
office. You must register a MINIMUM of one week in advance of
the dates you plan on attending. Even then, we do not guarantee
open spaces. You pay for what you are registering for (ex. You can
sign up for the whole summer right away, but you have to pay right
away).
COST - Full week - $135 for one child.
Daily rate - $30 per child.
Multi-sibling discount offered, not available for online registration.
Walk in or mail in only. 1st child full price, additional children $25 daily
or $115 weekly.
LOCATION - Neenah Parks and Recreation Department rents
the Boys & Girls Brigade at 109 W. Columbian Ave. Please direct all
questions to Parks & Rec, 886-6060, not the Boys & Girls Brigade.
ACTIVITIES - Each week is filled with a variety of exciting
activies such as cooperative games, crafts, healthy lifestyle activities,
outdoor sports, movies, special guests and field trips! The kids also
walk to a number of locations including: The Library, Green Park,
Washington Park, Riverside Park, The Neenah Pool, etc. Be
prepared to walk…A LOT!
Week #4: June 27 – July 1 Celebrate America
As the USA takes the week to celebrate its independence; we’ll enjoy classic
American traditions, while also learning about other cool places around the world.
CLASS#: 210423
Week #5: July 5 – 8 The Mighty Jungle
All the wild monkeys will be out this week as we explore the world in search of
animals of all kinds. CLASS#: 210424
Week #6: July 11 – 15 Holiday Week
Thanksgiving and Christmas in the summer? You know it. Easter egg hunt and
trick or treating will be planned for this wacky week.
CLASS#: 210425
Week #7: July 18 - 22 Fun With Food
Learn basic cooking and good nutrition. We will make fun finger foods, delicious
desserts and crazy cuisines. We will make a cookbook and learn the values of
eating fruits, veggies, grains & more. CLASS#: 210426
Week #8: July 25 – July 29 Day At The Beach
Splish, Splash, Splisin’, and Splashin’ all while laughin’ . It’s time to get
wet through water balloon games, sprinklers, slip-n-slides, and so much
more of everything water related! CLASS#: 210427
Week #9: August 1 – 5 Summer Olympics
Learn about the 2016 Summer Olympics, then get ready to compete in your
favorite sport. This crazy week may reward you with a gold medal.
CLASS#: 210428
WHERE CAN I FIND OUT MORE ABOUT OP
REC? More information can be found in the Parent Handbook.
Week #10: August 8 - 12 Creative Creations
These can be requested through our office or found on our website
under Operation Recreation. Call our office at 886-6060 with further
questions.
Everyone has a creative streak and this week is dedicated to expressing yours!
We will create group art projects, paintings and learn about famous artists. By the
end of the week, the hallway will be a gallery! CLASS#: 210429
Week #11: August 15 - 19 Camp Rewind
PARENT MEETING
We are spending this week of camp revisiting all of our favorite activities and
games as we put the entire summer on rewind. CLASS#: 210430
Come meet the Op Rec. Staff and tour the facility. This
is suggested for first time families.
Sunday, May 22
CLASS NUMBER KEY
Every class # needs a letter following
6:00 – 7:00PM
A
B
C
D
E
W
Boys & Girls Brigade, 109 W. Columbian Ave.
2016 FIELD TRIP T-SHIRTS **REQUIRED
Shirts are REQUIRED for field
trips. To purchase a shirt indicate
the size on the registration form;
add the class number of 210431-A,
and the fee of $6 to the form.
(Not the same shirts as 2015)
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Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Full Week
YOUTH
Habitat Hikes
Naturalist Stephanie Feuerstein, WDPI Certified Teacher,
instructs all of the NATURE classes on this page.
Explore different animal species with naturalist Stephanie Feuerstein,
WDPI Certified Teacher. Classes include a story, interactive and
hands on species specific materials, and an exploratory hike in
search of signs of the animal’s presence in the park. Be sure to wear
insect repellant and sun screen!
Nature Wonders for Preschoolers
Spring Surprises Ages 3 – 5 (parents optional)
SITE:
Your child will enjoy experiencing the magic of spring and all of the
beauty that the season brings. Spring Surprises is a hands-on and
interactive program that your child will be thrilled to come to each
week.
SITE:
Memorial Park Tullar Shelter
DATES: May 6, 13, 20, 27
THEMES:, Birds, Frogs, Flowers, Bugs
TIME: 10:30 – 11:30AM
FEE:
$20 per child for all 4 weeks (parents optional)
CLASS#: 410106-D
Wilderness Survival Camp
Ages 6 – 10
TIME:
FEE:
Ages 8 – 12
Learn how to survive in the wild by finding food and water, learning
what plants are edible and which plants are poisonous, building a
shelter, and fire starting basics. Be sure to wear insect repellant and
sunscreen!
SITE:
Memorial Park Tullar Shelter
DATES: July 26, 27, & 28
TIME: 1:00 – 4:00PM
FEE:
$30 per child
CLASS #: 211904-B
Memorial Park
Tullar Shelter
9:00 – 10:15AM
$5 per child/ per class
DATE
June 10
June 24
July 15
July 29
CLASS #
211903-A
211903-B
211903-C
211903-D
August 5
August 19
211903-E
211903-F
THEME
Around The Pond: Who’s Been Here?
Under One Rock: Bugs, Slugs and Ughs
In The Woods: Who’s Been Here?
Around One Log: Chipmunks, Spiders and
Creepy Insiders
In The Garden: Who’s Been Here?
On One Flower: Butterflies, Ticks and Icks
Nature Wonders for Preschoolers
Summer Secrets
Ages 3 – 5, parents optional, but encouraged
Introduce your preschooler to a world of exploration and fun with
naturalist Stephanie Feuerstein. Classes are highly sensory-based
and consist of a brief introduction to the theme, including story-time
and an interactive discussion, and are followed by an exploratory
hike through the natural areas of the park. Parent involvement is
strongly encouraged, especially during the hike.
SITE:
Healthy Heart
Cooking Class
TIME:
FEE:
Healthy Heart Cooking will be offering
cooking classes for kids’ ages 7-13. Each
class will consist of a nutrition game,
cooking, learning new recipes, and of
course eating. Students will make their
own food and then get to try it right at
class! This class is designed to get kids excited about being in the
kitchen by learning basic cooking skills and easy recipes.
New recipes may include: Healthy Mini Pizza's, PB & J Spirals,
Smoothies, Savory Sandwiches, Veggie Stir-Fry, and much more!
Every student will receive a cooking workbook, and a certificate of
completion.
TIME: 6:00 – 8:00 PM
SITE:
Washington Park Rec. Building
AGE:
7 – 13
FEE:
$52.00
CLASS #
DATES
213102-A
July 11, 18, 25, Aug. 1
213102-B
July 14, 21, 28, Aug 4
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Memorial Park
Tullar Shelter
10:30 – 11:30AM
$5 per child/ per class
DATE
June 10
June 24
July 15
July 29
CLASS #
211906-A
211906-B
211906-C
211906-D
August 5
211906-E
August 19
211906-F
THEME
Do Bears Buzz? Animal Sounds
Do Goldfish Gallop? Animal Movements
Do Cows Eat Cake? What Do Animals Eat?
Do Frogs Have Fur? Animal Coat &
Coverings
Do Salamanders Spit? How Animals
Protect Themselves
Do Bees Make Butter? What Animals Make
YOUTH
This program combines stories,
games, creative play, arts and
crafts and outdoor fun. Activities
are centered on exciting weekly
themes. Participants will mature by
being exposed physically, socially
and emotionally to a variety of
experiences. We encourage you to
consider registering for the Mulberry Lane Farm field trip on July 13
and Bumper Bowling event on July 21. Our Tot Lot staff will
chaperone these events. Separate fees will apply.
AGES:
DATES:
NO CLASS:
FEE:
CLASS#
210602-A
210602-B
210602-C
210602-E
210602-F
Friday Morning Craft Class
Express your creative talents through various arts and crafts
materials. All classes are held on Fridays. Summer theme will be
Nature inspired crafts. Always dress for a messy good time!
DATES: Fridays - June 17, 24, July 1, 8
FEE:
$15.00
SITE:
Washington Park
4 – 6 (Must be at least age 4 at start of program,
no exceptions)
June 13 – August 9
July 4, 5, July 13 AM only & July 21 PM only.
(see special events)
$21.00
DAYS
M&W
T&TH
M&W
T&TH
M&W
PARK
Washington
Doty
Great Northern
Memorial
Laudan
CLASS #
210100-A
210101-A
210102-A
TIME
9:00 – 11:00AM
9:00 – 11:00AM
9:00 – 11:00AM
1:00 – 3:00PM
1:00 – 3:00PM
GRADES / AGES
Grades K - 1
Ages 3 & 4
Grades 2 – 4
TIME
9:00 – 9:45AM
10:00 – 10:45AM
11:00 – 11:45AM
Junior Golf Club Loaner
Program
The Neenah Parks & Recreation Department
has received 10 sets of junior golf club
through a partnership with the National
Recreation & Parks Association and the Golf
Course Builders Association of America. Sticks
for Kids are available to any youth wishing to
play golf. Sets are available to junior golfers
ages 5-14. (bags, balls & tees included) Golf clubs may be
reserved for a maximum of three days.
CANCELLATIONS
To find out if a program has been cancelled due
to weather call our cancellation line 886-6068 or
visit our website www.neenahgov.org
Call to reserve & pick-up
Neenah Parks & Rec City Hall Office * 886-6060*
Tot Sports
Tot Sports is a BLAST!
Program
activities will
help children
develop basic
movement skills such as catching, throwing, running
and gain confidence in their ability to participate in
physical activities. Emphasis will be on fun and promoting a healthy
lifestyle.
AGE:
3 – 6 years old (Must be 3 by June 1, 2016. no exceptions)
DATES: June 13 – July 26
FEE:
$21.00
CLASS # AGES DAYS PARK
TIMES
210601-A 3
M&W
Laudan
9:00 – 9:45AM
210601-D 4-6
M&W
Laudan
10:00 – 10:45AM
210601-E 3-6
M&W
Green
6:00 – 6:45PM
210601-F 4-6
T-TH
Green
6:00 – 6:45PM
Are you interested in learning how
to sail? If so, see page 13.
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YOUTH
Zumba Kids classes are a dance ‘n’ play party
for lil’ feet where pint sized party animals get
silly, dream big and begin their journey to a
healthy future. This program is where 5 – 7 year
olds just let loose and be themselves – little
bundles of natural energy that are endlessly curious about new
sounds and experiences.
The Milwaukee County Zoo is a
fascinating world of wild animals, birds,
fish and reptiles. Join us as we monkey
around this afternoon at the zoo. The
bus trip will be chaperoned by our
summer recreation staff.
Little Feet, Lots of Soul!
Participants must bring a brown bag lunch with a drink. Bring
spending money if you desire and please dress appropriate for the
weather.
AGES:
DATE:
BUS:
FEE:
CLASS#:
Instructor: Jacqueline Brown, Official Zumba ® Fitness Instructor
SITE:
Memorial Park Appleblossom Shelter
AGES: 5 – 7 years old
TIME: 9:30 – 10:15AM
FEE:
$15.00
DAY
DATES
CLASS #
Wednesday June 8, 15, 22, 29
212402-B
6 – 12
Thursday, July 14
Leaves Washington Park at 8:00AM
Will return at approx. 5:00PM
$16.00
210409-A
Summer Dance Lessons
Dance classes will be held at and taught by instructors
at Valley Academy for the Arts providing premier
instruction in dance, music and the arts for children and
adults at every level. The rewards and confidence
achieved in the arts carry over to all aspects of a
student’s life.
Bowling
2-hours of bowling, shoes,
1 soda & a free game to be
used another day.
ATTIRE: Appropriate shoes for each class. (Ballet & Tap will need
both shoes. Lyrical will need ballet/jazz shoes)
FEE:
$36.00
SITE:
Valley Academy for the Arts, 139 N. Lake St., Neenah
DAYS: All classes are on Tuesdays & Thursdays
Supervised by our summer
recreation staff.
Pre-registration preferred by July 19.
SITE:
AGES:
DATE:
TIME:
FEE:
CLASS #:
CLASS #
CLASS
AGE
TIME
SESSION I: June 14, 16, 21, 23, 28 & 30
210201-A
Ballet & Tap
3
10:00 – 10:45AM
210201-B
Ballet & Tap
4
10:45 – 11:30AM
210201-C
Ballet & Tap
5&6
11:30AM – 12:15PM
210201-D
Ballet & Tap
7&8
12:15 – 1:00PM
210201-E
Ballet & Jazz
8+
1:00 – 1:45PM
210201-F
Lyrical
8+
1:45 – 2:30PM
SESSION II: July 12, 14, 19, 21, 26 & 28
210201-G
Ballet & Tap
3
10:00 – 10:45AM
210201-H
Ballet & Tap
4
10:45 – 11:30AM
210201-J
Ballet & Tap
5&6
11:30AM – 12:15PM
210201-K
Ballet & Tap
7&8
12:15 – 1:00PM
210201-L
Ballet & Jazz
8+
1:00 – 1:45PM
210201-M
Lyrical
8+
1:45 – 2:30PM
Classic Lanes Fox Valley
934 Byrd Ave., Neenah
4 - 12
Thursday, July 21
1:00 – 3:00PM
$10.00
Regular Bowling (ages 7+)
210403-A
Bumper Bowling (ages 4 – 6) 210404-A
Night Games
Come out and play under the lights. Evening will
include a variety of large and small group games
designed around the theme listed below. No
advanced registration necessary for this event. A
parent must sign the kids in and out each night.
Come dressed to have fun! Program is fully supervised.
SITE:
Washington Park
DATES: June 28 BIG Games
July 19 Games From Around the World
Aug. 9 Wacky Olympics
TIME: 7:00 – 9:00 PM
AGES: 6 – 12
FEE:
FREE
APPAREL:
INSTRUCTOR:
DATES:
FEE:
SITE:
CLASS #
212403-A
212403-B
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This fun class is an introduction into the
practice of mindfulness, movement and
group discussion. Each class will enhance
physical flexibility, balance, coordination,
focus, and concentration. Increased selfesteem and confidence will be achieved as
well.
Comfortable clothes & a yoga mat or beach towel
Jennifer Lauer
Saturdays June 4, 11, 18 & 25
$32.00
Memorial Park Appleblossom Small Shelter
AGE
5–8
9 – 11
TIME
10:00 – 10:45AM
11:00 – 11:45AM
YOUTH
Instructional Baseball
Junior Golf Lessons
This program is a hit from start to finish!
It’s like making a hole in one if you sign up for this eight-lesson
program! Learning the proper techniques of golf at a young age will
ensure the enjoyment of the game of golf for a lifetime. Swing
techniques, rules, etiquette, and safety will be covered in this
program.
SITE:
EQUIPMENT:
DATES:
DAYS:
INSTRUCTOR:
FEE:
T-BALL, AGES 4 – 6 Class will start with the basics of baseball.
Throwing, catching, batting and running. Instruction and games are a
part of each session.
Bridgewood Golf Course
1020 Cameron Way
Bring your own clubs if possible; there is a limited
supply of equipment available. Bring a 9 iron to
the first lesson.
June 7, 9, 14, 16, 21, 23, 28, 30
Tuesdays and Thursdays
Bridgewood GC Pro Joe Bowers
$40.00
MINORS, AGES 7 –9 Fundamentals, teamwork and fair play will be
highlighted. Terminology, rules and positions will be emphasized.
DATES:
EQUIPMENT:
FEE:
All participants will compete in the Baseball Olympics July 20 & 21. More
details will be handed out the first week of classes.
IF WEATHER IS IN QUESTION CALL BRIDGEWOOD AT 722-9819
CLASS #
211402-A
211403-A
GRADE
7th – 8th
4th – 6th
June 13– July 28 - NO CLASS on July 4 & 5
Baseball Glove, Tennis shoes *cleats optional
$17.00
TIME
11:00 – 11:50AM
10:00 – 10:50AM
CLASS #
211503-A
211503-B
211503-C
211501-A
211501-B
LEAGUE
T-Ball
T-Ball
T-Ball
Minors
Minors
SITE
Southview
Southview
Shattuck M.S.
Southview
Shattuck M.S.
DAYS
T/TH
T/TH
M/W
T/TH
M/W
TIMES
9 – 10AM
10-11AM
9-10AM
11-NOON
10-11AM
GoGirlGo!® is a unique and fun
education program that uses four
GoGirl characters and champion
athletes to educate girls about
being physically active and avoiding
health-risk behaviors. The program
features true-life stories and life
lessons from champion athletes.
Topics covered will be leadership,
body image, tolerance, smoking,
emotions, nutrition, bullies, and
family issues. Girls will learn that
being physically active is important
and worth the time and effort to keep at it. Special guest speakers, scrap
booking, tasty treats, and cool activities are some of the stuff in the
GoGirlGo!® program.
GRADE:
SITE:
DATES:
TIME:
FEE:
CLASS #:
Girls entering grades 3 – 6 in the fall
Memorial Park, Appleblossom Shelter
Fridays, June 10– July 15
10:00 – 11:30AM
$6.00 (6 classes)
210412-A
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends 60 minutes daily of unstructured free play as an essential
part of children’s physical and mental health and social development.
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YOUTH
Soccer FUNdamentals
Archery Lessons
This instructional youth soccer program is designed to teach the
fundamental skills needed to play the game of soccer: dribbling,
passing, trapping and shooting. Program is for all boys and girls 3 – 8
years old.
Basic skills, safety, terminology,
equipment and scoring will be
presented over the course of the
program. All equipment provided
(bows, arrows, and targets).
Personnel bows must be approved
by instructors.
DATES:
FEE:
SITE:
APPAREL:
Instructors Certified in Wisconsin
Basic Archery Instruction (BAI)
EQUIPMENT:
Provided
FEE:
$18.00
SITE:
All lessons will be held at the Neenah Archery
Range, located at the south end of Tullar Rd. Adjacent to the City
Services Building, 1495 Tullar Rd.
CLASS #
211701-B
211701-C
211701-D
211701-A
211702-A
CLASS #
212801-A
212801-B
212801-C
212801-D
212801-E
212801-F
212801-G
GRADES
DATES
TIME
Monday & Wednesday Lessons
3-6
July 18– August 24 10:00 – 11:00AM
3–6
July 18– August 24 11:00AM – 12:00PM
Tuesday & Thursday Lessons
3-6
June 14 – July 26
5:00 – 6:00PM
3-6
June 14 – July 26
6:00 – 7:00PM
6 – 8*
June 14 – July 26
6:45 – 7:45PM
June 13– July 28
$15.00
Memorial Park – Soccer Field near Tullar Shelter
Tennis Shoes Mandatory
Cleats and Shin Guards are optional
AGE
3
4
5-6
3
4
5-6
7-8
DAYS
M/W
M/W
M/W
T/TH
T/TH
T/TH
T/TH
TIMES
10:30 – 11:15AM
9:45 – 10:30AM
9:00 - 9:45AM
9:45 – 10:30AM
9:00 – 9:45AM
11:15AM – 12:00PM
10:30– 11:15AM
*Minimum 2 or more years experience. Instructor may recommend a child be
moved to a more appropriate class, if necessary. Class will meet at main
Archery Range.
Participants must bring a bag lunch and beverage.
Shutter Bug Photo Workshop
This class is perfect for those interested in babysitting and for those
parents interested in having their children stay home alone. Class will
include 4 hours of CPR (American Heart Association) instruction and
4 hours of home alone/babysitter safety. A combination video, hands
on skills training and discussion will provide a complete learning
experience.
CLASS #
211801-A
211801-B
Do you want to explore photography and learn how to operate your camera,
maximize the features, and work with lighting and scene selection? Then this
Shutter Bug Photo Workshop is for you. You will also tour the studio and be
part of a professional shoot. Participants will leave with their favorite shot
printed to a 4 x 6. Bring your imagination and your digital camera. Open to
ages 6 to 13.
Instructed by photographers from Scanlan Studios 729-9013
DATE
June 9
August 18
AGES:
FEE:
SITE:
TIME:
11 to 16
$35.00
Washington Park
8:00AM – 4:00PM
INSTRUCTORS:
Michael Cotter, 33years experience & 27 as a
paramedic. Faith Edwards, Nursing PhD &
Instructor at UW Oshkosh
DATE:
SITE:
TIME:
FEE:
EQUIPMENT:
CLASS#
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Thursday, June 30
Scanlan Studios
433 S. Commercial St., Neenah
11:30AM – 1:00PM
$15.00
Bring your digital camera
210418-A
YOUTH
Kid’s Bike Club
Hey kids, here’s a great
opportunity to explore your
community, become a more
confident bicyclist, and meet new
friends. This is a 4-session course
designed to teach you how to
become a safer bicyclist.
BIKE CLUB: Each class will consist of bicycle safety training and a
bicycle trip to places of interest such as the pool, police station, and
Dairy Queen. Bring bicycle and helmet to each class.
SITE:
AGE:
DATES:
TIME:
FEE:
CLASS #:
TIME:
FEE:
REQUIRED:
D/O & P/U:
Meet at Memorial Park, Tullar Shelter
9 to 12 years old
June 10,17,24 & July 1
10:00 – 11:30AM
$10.00
212002-A
Travel back in time for some historic fun!
The Neenah Historical Society invites you
to learn what life was like more than 100
years ago at our three-day camp at
different Neenah landmarks. Sign up for
one day or better yet, sign up for all three
for the complete Time Traveler’s
experience!
GRADES:
2nd to 6th grade
10:00AM – 1:00PM
$15.00 per day or $40 for all 3
Campers must bring a sack lunch
Drop off & Pick up at sites indicated
SERVING UP HISTORY
Time travelers tour Doty Cabin and learn how different food
preparation was 150 years ago. Campers will also cook and sample
some dishes that come from some of Neenah’s historic community
members.
DATE:
Friday, July 8th
CLASS #:
211205-A
SITE:
Doty Cabin, 701 Lincoln St.
HISTORY’S MYSTERIES
Work with Neenah Police Detectives to learn about how historians and
police detectives work in similar ways in order to solve mysteries and
learn the truth. Campers will then tour Neenah’s historic downtown to
uncover clues to the past.
DATE:
Friday, July 15th
CLASS#:
211205-B
SITE:
Neenah Public Library, 240 E. Wisconsin
NEENAH ON THE MOVE
Horses, steamboats and trains, OH MY! Campers will meet some
horses, explore Neenah’s rail history and discover other surprising
ways Neenah residents traveled from place to place 100 years ago!
DATE:
Friday, July 22
CLASS #:
211205-C
SITE:
Hiram Smith Octagon House
343 Smith St., Neenah
Karate Course for Beginners
Karate America’s Confidence and Fun Course is a
Martial Arts class for beginners. At Karate America, we
are dedicated to three core values. BELIEVE: Your
child will learn that the first step to any success is to
believe in themselves. WORK HARD: We believe in
hard work at school, at home and in life. Hard work
builds discipline, character and strength. Watch as
your child grows physically fit, mentally strong and
socially prepared. BE NICE: The foundation of our program is built on
courtesy, respect and honor. Our environment fosters an attitude that will
supercharge your child and propel them to reaching their full potential. (The
fee includes the classes, uniform for first time students, and also the option to
attend a 2nd class during the week with the regular class schedule.) Class
levels will be separated by ages.
SITE:
AGE:
COST:
SIGN ME UP FOR ALL 3!
CLASS #: 211205-D
Neenah Karate America, 870 Fox Point Plaza
4-12 years old
$45.00 (includes uniform and the option to attend a 2nd class in the week
with our regular scheduled class.)
DATES
June 4, 11, 18, 25
July 23, 30 August 6,13
TIME
1:30 – 2:00PM
1:30 – 2:00PM
CLASS #
210308-A
210308-B
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YOUTH
Adventure Playground
Memorial Park, {Appleblossom Shelter}
DATES:
Allow your summer to be an ADVENTURE in your
neighborhood. This playground program will create new
neighborhood friendships and provide many childhood memories.
Exciting weekly themes are planned, which include games, crafts
scavenger hunts and trips.
Come as often as you wish, but remember the more you attend, the
more FUN you will have!
INFORMATION:
REGISTER ONLINE www.neenahfunrun.com
Sunday
Sunday
Sunday
Sunday
Sunday
MAY 22
JUNE 5
JUNE 19
JULY 10
JULY 24
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AGE QUALIFICATIONS:
Ages 6 & under
Ages 7 - 9
Ages 10 - 14
AWARDS:
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New Themes are created each year.
Here are some of our favorites!
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(Themes are in no particular order and may not necessarily be the
exact themes every year.)
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Welcome Back Blast Off - Kick off the summer by meeting your friends, playing
fun games and meeting your awesome staff!
Creature Feature – This week will be a buzzin’ good time! Learn about the
summertime creepy crawlies, create a bug barn and play bug bingo.
Celebrate America – We will show our true red, white and blue as we prepare
for the Fourth of July. Decorate the parks with American pride while we have a
fire cracking good time.
Water Week – One of the most popular weeks and a great way to beat the
summer heat. Water balloons, super soakers, and pails of ice-cold water will
make this a very cool week!
Holiday Week – Celebrate all of our birthdays this week, Exchange Christmas
presents, go trick or treating and decorate Easter eggs.
Refreshments after
each fun run
Ribbons to all finishers
T-shirt upon
completion of 2 fun
runs
Medal for competing in
all 5 fun runs
Pre-registration is strongly
recommended
Online registration is preferred at
www.neenahfunrun.com
Registration at 6:00PM, first race
7:00PM
NO DOGS allowed at any races.
RACE LENGTH:
¼ or ½ mile
½ mile
1 mile
MAJOR SPONSORS:
Alliance Industries, Arcways, Associated Bank
Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin, Dairy Queen,
Fava Tea Company, Festival Foods, Florek,
Henderson Dental, L.L.C, Fox Cities Marathon,
Gloria Dei Lutheran Church
Great Harvest Bread, Hometown Pharmacy
Keesler Orthodontics,Krueger Hardware,
Morton LTC, MotionWorks Physical Therapy,
Munroe Exhibits & Graphics, Neenah Parks &
Recreation, Neuro Spine Center of WI, Pace
Setters, Sharkey Family, Sunset Hill
Stoneware, L.L.C., Surgical Associates of
Neenah, Team Gilfillan, The Ruff House,
Theda Care Physicians, Titan Property
Management , Two Men & A Truck, US
Venture, Wisconsin Institute of Urology
Flag Rugby
GRADES 3 – 8
Flag Rugby is a team-invasion game,
resembling an all-inclusive and continuous
team game of tag with a ball. It is easy to
learn and (with appropriate training) easy to
referee and coach. It encourages teamwork
and enhances athletic skills and fitness. Flag
Rugby is very complementary to other
sports; increasing athletic skills such as
balance, coordination, agility, visual awareness, handling, decision
making, and core fitness.
Flag rugby program will be taught by, Matt Crapeau and other
coaches of the Valley Crusaders Rugby Team. Participants will learn
and practice the fundamentals of rugby and have the option of
participating in a rugby tournament in Appleton on August 6.
Playground Park Olympics will be held in July. Details will
be handed out the first week of Adventure. You must be
registered in Adventure Playground to participate.
DATES:
June 13 – August 4
No class July 4,5,14 & 21 (see page 16)
FEE:
$16.00
DAYS:
Monday through Thursday
GRADES:
1st – 5th grade
CLASS #
PARK
TIME
211201-A
Memorial
11:30AM – 1:30PM
211201-B
Doty
2:15 – 4:15PM
211201-C
Great Northern
2:15 – 4:15PM
211201-D
Laudan
11:30AM – 1:30PM
211201-F
Washington
11:30AM – 1:30PM
FEE:
$8.00
DAYS:
2 Days a week – see below
211201-E
Southview
2:15 – 4:15 M & W
DATES: Wednesdays – June 1 – August 3
SITE:
Memorial Park Appleblossom Dr. Meet at the shelter for the
first class at 1175 Appleblossom Dr.
TIME: 5:30 – 6:30PM
FEE:
$25.00 includes Rugby ball
GRADE: Grades 3 – 8, grades will be split into 3 – 5 & 6 – 8
CLASS#: 210400-A
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YOUTH
Tennis Lessons
Accelerated Tennis Lessons
4 SEMI – PRIVATE LESSONS (2 persons per instructor)
This is a program for participants who are interested in more
individualized instruction. Limited space is available.
Age classifications apply unless proven lesson
ability warrants advancement. **Information on
Junior and Senior Tennis Leagues will be
distributed on the first day.
Classes last 1 hour. All classes are held Monday through
Thursday for 8 weeks. (Students are encouraged to enter all Friday
tournaments.)
FIRST WEEK ONLY: Classes are Wednesday through Friday.
NO CLASS:
June 6 & 7, July 4 & 5
DATES:
June 8 – July 29 (Mon. – Thurs. except wk. 1)
FEE:
$25.00
NEW Evening class – T &TH, Dates June 14 – July 21, $15.00
CLASS #
LEVEL
AGE
SITE
TIME
211601-A Beginner
7 – 10
Green Park
8:30AM
211601-B Beginner
7 – 10
Southview
6:00PM
211601-C Beginner
7 – 10
Doty Park
8:30AM
211601-D Beginner
7 – 10
Southview
8:30AM
211601-E Beginner
7 – 10
High School
8:30AM
211602-A Adv. Beg.
8 – 11
Doty Park
8:30AM
211602-B Adv. Beg.
8 – 11
Southview
8:30AM
211602-C Adv. Beg.
8 – 11
High School
9:45AM
211603-A Intermediate 11 – 13
*Southview
9:45AM
211603-B Intermediate 11 – 13
High School
9:45AM
211604-A Advanced
13 – 17
Southview
11:00AM
*Note: There will be 8 league matches played at high school courts.
DATES: Session I: June 13 – June 23
Register by 6/4
Session II: July 11 – July 21
Register by 7/5
FEE:
$30.00
AGES: 7 – 17
CLASS #
SITE
TIME
DAY
Session I: June 13 - 23
211605-A
Southview
7:15 – 8:15AM Mon. & Wed.
211605-B
Southview
7:15 - 8:15AM Tues. & Thurs.
211605-C
High School
7:15 – 8:15AM Mon. & Wed.
211605-D
High School
7:15 – 8:15AM Tues. & Thurs.
Session II: July 11 - 21
211606-A
Southview
7:15 – 8:15AM Mon. & Wed.
211606-B
Southview
7:15 – 8:15AM Tues. & Thurs.
211606-C
High School
7:15 – 8:15AM Mon. & Wed.
211606-D
High School
7:15 – 8:15AM Tues. & Thurs.
*If a participant has a specific partner they would like to be partnered
with, please indicate on registration form.
CANCELLATIONS
To find out if a program has been cancelled
due to weather, call our cancellation line
886-6068 or visit our website
www.neenahgov.org
Top Gun Tennis
Focus will be on stokes, conditioning, high energy, mental
toughness, strategy and fun. This is for competitive players
DAYS:
DATES:
TIMES:
SITE:
COST:
GRADES:
CLASS #:
FREE City Tennis Tournaments
Monday & Wednesday Evenings
June 13– July 20
7:30 – 9:00PM
Neenah High School Tennis Courts
$30.00
Boys & Girls 9th – 12th grade in the fall
Must be able to hit 30 balls consecutively
211610-A
*Must be a resident of the Neenah Joint School District
Boys register by reporting to Southview Park at 8:00AM
Girls register by reporting to Southview Park at 9:15AM, unless
otherwise noted on designated schedule. Trophies will awarded to
winners.
AGE LIMIT: Participants must be at age limit or under on day of
tournament.
Pee Wee Tennis Lessons
Hey kids, here is your chance to try the sport of tennis in Pee Wee
size. You will use smaller rackets, lighter balls and lower nets on a
smaller court. This 6-week program will introduce you to the game of
tennis in a fun and rewarding way. Try it!
AGES:
5 & 6 years old
EQUIPMENT:
Provided
SITE:
Green Park
FEE:
$20.00
DATES:
June 13– July 21
CLASS #
DAY
TIMES
211621-A
Mon. & Wed.
10:00 – 10:45AM
211621-B
Mon. & Wed.
11:00 – 11:45AM
211621-C
Tues. & Thurs.
10:00 – 10:45AM
211621-D
Tues. & Thurs.
11:00 – 11:45AM
DAY
Fri.
Fri.
Fri.
Fri.
DATE
June 17
June 24
July 1
July 8
DIVISION & AGE
Boys Singles, 14
Boys Singles, 18
Boys Doubles, 14
Boys Singles, 16
DIVISION & AGE
Girls Doubles, 18
Girls Doubles, 16
Girls Singles, 14
Girls Doubles, 14
Fri.
Fri.
Thurs
Fri.
Mon.
Tue.
July 15
July 15
July 21
July 22
July 25
July 26
Boys Doubles, 18 @ NHS
Boys Singles, 10 @ SV
Boys Singles *, 12
Boys Doubles, 16
Mixed Doubles, 18, 9:15AM
Boys Doubles**, 12
Girls Singles, 18
Girls Singles, 10
Girls Doubles *, 12
Girls Singles, 16
Girls Singles**, 12
*Boys Singles age 12 report by 8:00AM and girls singles age 12
report by 9:15AM on July 21.
**Boys Doubles age 12 report by 9:15AM and Girls Singles age 12
report by 8:00AM on July 26.
TENNIS BLOCK PARTY
June 10 from 10:00 – 11:30AM
Southview Tennis Courts
See page 14 for details.
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YOUTH
Freestyle Bike Riding
Skateboard Lessons for Beginners
for Beginners
This is a fun skateboarding class for beginner skateboarders. Kids will
learn the basics of skateboarding including park etiquette, safety,
balance, and elementary tricks. Learn proper foot placement, pushing,
riding, turning, and safe approaches to ramps.
AGE:
EQUIPMENT:
TIME:
FEE:
6 – 12 years old
Skateboard and Helmet
Knee and elbow pads highly
recommended
6:00 – 7:30PM
$5.00 per class
DATE
Wednesday, June 22
Thursday, June 23
BMX
In partnership with
CLASS #
212003-A
212003-B
This program is for kids just beginning to ride a BMX/Freestyle bike at
the skate park. The instructor will help kids develop beginner
BMX/Freestyle skills to ride safer, go faster, jump higher, and clear
obstacles with ease. Bike park safety and etiquette will be discussed.
AGE:
6 – 12 years old
EQUIPMENT: BMX/Freestyle bike and helmet
Knee and elbow pads are highly recommended
DATE:
Tuesday, June 21
TIME:
6:00 – 7:30PM
FEE:
$5.00
CLASS #: 212005-A
The Skateboarding & Bike Riding classes held at
Neenah Skate Park, 2119 Marathon Ave.
PERFORMING
ARTS CAMP
A premiere performance art experience for
students going into grades 2 – 8 who really like
to sing, dance and act. This camp will provide
the student with a rich variety of musical, dance
and drama experiences. No previous
experience is necessary!
DATES
August 8-12
TIME
8:30AM – 12:30PM
FEE
$80
The Neenah-Nodaway Yacht Club has moorings available
for individuals interested in mooring a sailboat in the
Neenah Harbor.
Sailboat racing will again take place off Kimberly Point
lighthouse this summer, if you are interested in getting in
on the fun by crewing contact the Neenah-Nodaway Yacht
Club at www.nnyc.org and then go to "New to NNYC".
CLASS #
211101-B
SITE:
Valley Academy for the Arts, 139 N. Lake St.
MINIMUM #:
15
PERFORMANCE: A final performance will be held at Valley
Academy for the Arts on the final day of camp
Friday, August 12 at 12:30PM
Punt, Pass & Kick
Start Smart Golf
Saturday, September 17th
Start Smart Golf is a developmentally
appropriate introductory golf program for
children 6 - 8 years old. It is a parent,
grandparent or guardian participation
program for young children who have never
played golf. Start Smart Golf teaches parents how to teach their child
golf using fun, developmentally age appropriate equipment from
SNAG ® that can be used almost anywhere. Start Smart Golf
prepares children for traditional golf without the threat of competition
or the fear of failure. Golf equipment will be provided. Do not bring
golf clubs.
AGE:
6 - 8 years old with a parent/guardian
TIME:
5:30 – 6:30PM
FEE:
$20.00
SITE:
Laudan Park, 225 Laudan Blvd.
CLASS #
210603-A
DAYS
T/TH
(RAIN OR SHINE)
Age groups are broken down for competition in the
following manner by age: 5 & 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. Participants will compete
against those in their own gender (boys against boys & girls against girls) in
punting, passing and kicking. Final scores will be based on distance &
accuracy of all three events. Contestant’s ages 5 thru 11 use a junior-size
football for the competition; contestants age 12 will compete with a regulation
size football.
NO SPIKED or TURF SHOES - ONLY REGULAR GYM SHOES
WILL BE ALLOWED!
SITE:
Neenah High school Practice Football Field
TIME: Check in & warm up Noon to 12:30, Event at 12:30
FEE:
FREE
CLASS#: 310401-A
DATES
June 21, 23, 28, 30
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FALL YOUTH & ADULT
Build-A-Scarecrow-annual
event
Start Smart Sports
Parent & Child Program
This has become a must for
families! Decorate your own
scarecrow with adult clothes
and props that you bring from
home or pick up at a local thrift
store. We provide the frame,
twine and straw. Hot chocolate &
coffee sold {25₵}
Start Smart Sports is a sports development
program in which parents (or a significant
adult) work one on one with their child to learn
the basic motor skills necessary for sports
participation. Program benefits include: builds
confidence and self-esteem in children, fun and positive early
experience in sports, quality time together for parent and child and
helps parents learn how to support and teach their child. Start Smart is
approved by the National Alliance for Youth Sports.
AGES:
PRE-REGISTRATION IS
REQUIRED
COST:
TIMES:
SITE:
Call our office at 886-6060 to reserve a spot.
There are no frames available the day of the event. If you are bringing a
frame from a previous year, you still must pre-register.
DATE:
TIME:
COST:
SITE:
CLASS #:
START SMART SPORTS
Saturday, October 8th
10:30AM – Noon
(Arrive no later than 11:00am)
Free (must pre-register, see above)
310420-A
WE PROVIDE:
YOU PROVIDE:
(Focuses on throwing, catching, kicking & batting)
CLASS #:
DATES:
Ages 3 – 5
Enjoy hearing your favorite books
read and then help prepare a
related snack. This is a wonderful
chance for children to learn the
basics of cooking and following
simple directions. Children’s cook
book included.
For Ages 5–10
Equipment provided
SITE:
Washington Park Rec Building
TIME:
9:00AM – 10:00AM
COST:
$10.00
DATES: Oct. 21 & 28
CLASS #: 310422-A
QuickStart
tennis format is
about fitting tennis to kids based on age and physical size by modifying
the court dimensions, equipment (racquet and balls), net height and
scoring system. Coupled with a play component, kids will develop better
technical and tactical skills. When each of these elements is used
collaboratively, kids will achieve early success and stay in the game!
ALL CLASSES ARE HELD AT COOLIDGE ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL GYM (Enter gym doors off Maple St.)
Instructed by: Don Francart (over 30 years tennis experience)
AGE:
TIME:
DATES:
COST:
CLASS #:
5, 6 & 7
4:00 – 4:45 PM
Oct. 17 – Nov. 21
$30.00
311602-A
ADULT CO-ED
KICKBALL
LEAGUES
TUESDAY CLASSES
ADVANCED BEGINNER
LESSONS
AGE:
TIME:
DATES:
COST:
CLASS #:
310406-A
Mondays – Oct. 3, 10, 17, & 24
Little Chef’s Cook & Book
Frame & Straw
Something to use for a face,
adult size clothes, & hat.
MONDAY CLASSES
BEGINNER LESSONS
3 – 5 years old with parent.
(Must have one parent to one child.)
$20.00 per/class
5:30 – 6:15PM
Hoover Elementary School
950 Hunt Ave. (use gym side entrance)
Go to www.neenahgov.org
for an info packet!
Open to ages 16+
8, 9 & 10
4:00 – 4:45 PM
Oct. 18 – Nov. 22
$30.00
311602-C
Revisit your school yard days by getting a
kickball team together for a night of kicking the
big red ball! Games are played at Memorial
Park on Wednesday evenings beginning
August 24th. Registration information available
on our website under Adult Sports.
FALL FRENZY Ages 3 - 5
The leaves are falling and the air is crisp. Children will
collect leaves and create a fun fall project, play some
games and decorate a pumpkin.
SITE:
Washington Park Rec. Building
TIME: 9:00 – 10:00AM
FEE:
$10.00
DATES: Oct. 7 & 14
CLASS#: 310412-A
September Adult Zumba, Yoga, Pilates,
& Belly Dancing classes can be found on
page 12.
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FALL – YOUTH
Register NOW for fall classes, same
registration dates as summer!
Dance classes will be held at and taught by instructors
at Valley Academy for the Arts, 139 N. Lake St.,
Neenah providing premier instruction in dance, music
and the arts for children and adults at every level. The
rewards and confidence achieved in the arts carry
over to all aspects of a student’s life.
ATTIRE:
Appropriate shoes for each class. (Ballet & Tap
will need both shoes. Lyrical will need ballet/jazz
shoes)
CLASS FEE:
45 Minute Classes - $145.00
30 Minute Classes - $115.00
COSTUMES:
There will be a charge for costumes for the
dance performance. This is in addition to the
class fee (est. $50). Paid at a later date.
DATES:
Week of Sep. 12 – Week of Dec. 12
(break) resumes week of January 2 to Dance
Revue (date TBD)
Children’s Playtime
A program for 3 to 5 year olds (must be 3
by September 1, 2016, not for children
enrolled in kindergarten). Class includes
various games, music, arts & crafts,
storytelling, basic skills, celebrating special
occasions, holidays and special events. All
children must be fully potty trained and use the restroom facilities
independently. NO PULL UPS WILL BE ALLOWED.
SITE:
Washington Park Recreation Building
MIN.MAX: 15/25
DATES: Mon., Sept. 12 or Tues., Sept.13 – Week of Dec. 5 (break)
resume Jan. 9, 2017 to week of May 1, 2017 (29 weeks)
FEE:
CLASS #
310201-A
310201-B
310201-C
310201-D
Option #1 – All 29 weeks in full $274 walk-in, mail-in or
online registration.
Option #2 - $174 due at registration, 2nd payment due by
Aug. 1, 2016. Walk-in or mail-in only, NO online
registration.
CLASS#
310601-A
310601-B
310601-C
DAYS
M&W
T & TH
T & TH
FALL/WINTER DANCE
LESSONS
310201-E
310201-F
TIMES
8:30 – 10:30AM
8:30 – 10:30AM
12:00 – 2:00PM
310201-G
310201-H
CLASS
AGE
MONDAY CLASSES
Combo Ballet & Tap
3
Combo Ballet & Tap
5&6
Tap
7&8
Lyrical
7 & up
TUESDAY CLASSES
Combo Ballet & Tap
4
Jazz
7&8
THURSDAY CLASSES
Ballet
7&8
Ballet
9 & up
2’S ON THE MOVE!
STORY STRETCHERS
TIME
11:30AM – 12:15PM
5:00 – 5:45PM
5:45 – 6:30PM
6:30 – 7:15PM
4:15 – 5:00PM
5:15 – 6:00PM
5:30 – 6:15PM
6:15 – 7:00PM
For children ages 2 years old w/ adult
Designed for the busy 2 year old, activities include art, singing,
stories, and free play. Children begin to learn to play with others
and work on sharing skills. Parents will begin to transition out of
the room as children participate in activities with our teachers.
AGES 3 – 5
This program will bring popular children’s books to life. Story
Stretchers will enhance the books storyline with art, cooking,
science, music and physical activities. Each class will feature a
different book. Classes will be taught by our Children’s Playtime
instructors.
SITE:
Washington Rec. Building
DAYS: Mondays & Wednesdays
DATES: October 3 – 26
TIME: 11:00AM – Noon
MIN/MAX: 10/16
FEE:
$30.00
CLASS# 410106-G
SITE:
Washington Rec. Building
DAYS: Mondays & Wednesdays
DATES: Nov. 2, 7, 9, 14, 16, 21, 28, 30
TIME: 11:00AM – Noon
MIN/MAX: 8/15
FEE:
$40.00
CLASS#: 410106-F
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NEENAH POOL
SOME RULES: COMPLETE LIST OF
POOL RULES & PROCEDURES can be
obtained at the Neenah Pool (during open hours), City
Hall Parks & Rec Office and on www.neenahgov.org.
We will be happy to assist with your child’s
birthday at the Neenah Pool.
Call the
Neenah Pool, for birthday party reservations.
*NO SMOKING ON THE NEENAH
POOL GROUNDS or PARKING LOT.
NO USE OF E-CIGARETTES.
It is important to note: The Neenah Pool
may close early, due to weather and/or low
attendance. The pool will not stay open or
re-open for a birthday party.
You are
encouraged to have a back-up plan in place,
in case the pool is closed.
BIRTHDAY PARTIES
*NO CARRY-IN of food or beverages!
Individual water bottles are acceptable.
2016 Season
June 3-August 24
OPEN SWIM HOURS
1:00 – 8:00 PM
MONDAY - SUNDAY
WHERE CAN I PURCHASE A
SEASON PASS OR DAILY
COUPONS?
*April 6 – Aug. 24 Parks & Rec. Office
June 3 – Aug. 24
-must visit the above sites-
WHERE CAN I SIGN UP FOR
SWIM LESSONS?
Parks & Rec. Office
211 Walnut Street
or
www.neenahgov.org
(department/parks & recreation)
or
June 3 – July 15
Please keep the following in mind, when
considering a party at the pool:
 Each adult and child must pay the daily
fee, use a pool coupon or their season
pass.
 Group parties must be scheduled in
advance–call 886-6080.
 Party times are limited to 5:00 – 8:00 PM.
 A table, in the concession patio, will be
reserved for your convenience.
 A birthday cake may be brought in (must
supply own plates, napkins, forks, etc.).
 One person (adult) must sign in & out with
the Pool Supervisor and be responsible for
the party clean up.
 All pool rules must be followed including
no coolers, glass bottles/containers, or
plastic or aluminum containers. NO
NESCO, crock pots or pizza deliveries.
211 Walnut Street
or
Neenah Pool
600 S. Park Ave.
Phone: 886-6080
No online purchasing of
passes or coupons.
*April 6 – July 15
*CHILDREN 3 & UNDER, regardless if
they are potty-trained, are required to wear a
swim diaper. A swimsuit must be worn over.
*PARENTS/GUARDIANS (at least 16
years of age) must ACTIVELY SUPERVISE their
children and keep young non-swimmers
(seven years of age and under) within arm’s
reach (“touch supervision”).
*FOR THE SAFETY OF OUR NONSWIMMERS Lifejackets will be available
free of charge at our pool, during open swim.
(Limited amount & sizes of lifejackets available.)
We will allow you to bring and use your own
lifejacket. However, the jacket must be USCGapproved lifejacket Type I, II or III.
Neenah Pool
600 S. Park Ave.
Phone: 886-6080
*Non City Residents:
Beginning April 20
- POOL RENTALS PRIVATE PARTIES
ADULT LAP SWIM AND
WATER WALKING
RULES FOR DAYCARE CENTERS
AND CAMP GROUPS
Visit our website for the complete list.
KEY POINTS
1. One Group Supervisor (18+ years old).
2. Direct Supervision Required at All Times.
3. Ratio of Supervisor to children.
(see website)
4. Supervisors Must Be in Swim Attire.
5. Groups Must Remain Together with Group
Supervisor.
6. Lifeguards are In Charge.
Open to ages 16 & over
June 6 - August 24
Monday thru Friday
12:00-12:45 PM and
7:00 – 7:45 PM {if not a busy night}
CLOSING EARLY- If it is a
Create your own water-walking or lap
swimming program and increase your fitness
level.
Participants can use their season
discount pass or pay $1.75 per visit
marginal weather day (cloudy, cool, and/or
wind and forecasted not to improve), the
Neenah Pool may close early for the day due
to low attendance. On these marginal days,
or if you are in doubt, call the Neenah Pool at
886-6080 for an update. If the pool is closed
for the day, an announcement will be on the
phone message machine and signs will be
posted on the entrance door.
{$1.75 is available for lap swim times only. If
you come early or stay longer, you need to
pay the open swim fee.
Cost is $175.00 per/hr
Available hours:
8:15 – 10:15 PM Daily
Includes lifeguards and waterslides.
Concession Stand is open for
business. See Birthday parties for
information on carry-ins. Call main
Parks & Rec Office @ 886-6060, for
reservation information. DO NOT
CALL THE POOL, FOR RENTAL
RESERVATIONS.
ADULT WATER EXERCISE
Open to ages 16 & over
Certified Instructor-led cardiovascular workouts.
Exercises to music include a warm-up, deep water jogging, shallow water exercise, and a
cool-down. May include equipment use (equipment provided). No swimming skills
necessary. Must purchase a Water Exercise Card to attend.
Instructor: Mary Doverspike
DATES:
June 13 – August 18 (Monday– Thursday)
TIME:
Noon – 12:45 PM
COST:
$60.00 City of Neenah Residents
$70.00 Non-Residents
CLASS #:
522401-A
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NEENAH POOL
FRIDAYS
Wreck-It Ralph
Drool in the Pool VII
June 17
The pool will be open for one more day, but not for humans!
Inside Out
July 15 Rated PG
Thursday, August 25 (rain date-Aug.26)
at the Neenah Pool from
11:30 am-1:00 pm
1:30-3:00 pm
3:30-5:00 pm
5:30-7:00 pm
Rated PG
The Good Dinosaur
August 5 Rated PG
$7/dog per time slot
(max. 1 dog per person)
Movies will be shown on the deck on a large screen. Families can swim,
slide on the slides or sit on the grass/chairs and enjoy a night at the
movies.
Evening pool hours will be extended. Use your season pass or pay the
after 6:00 PM rate. You can come early and stay for the movie, at no
additional charge. Concession stand will be open for snacks. No
advanced sign up necessary. Movies start at dusk (approximately
8:30pm).
No pre-registration necessary – 1st come, 1st serve
We reserve the right to limit the number of dogs in each session; if we feel additional
dogs entering may jeopardize the safety of pets and/or owners.
Bring your four-legged friend for a refreshing experience. All leashed, well-behaved
dogs are welcome. Humans will NOT be allowed to swim or enter the water, during
this time. Prior to coming, engage your dog in a high-energy activity (at home),
to avoid feces in the facility. Please consider trimming your dogs’ nails – running
on the concrete has resulted in broken/bloody nails. No retractable leads or dogs in
heat. We reserve the right to dismiss any dog for unruly or aggressive
behavior.
OWNERS MUST PROVIDE WRITTEN PROOF FROM A
VETERINARIAN SHOWING THEIR DOGS’ CURRENT
RABIES VACCINATION, TO ATTEND.
TAGS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED!!
All dogs will be checked on site.
BYO doggie bag.
CONCESSIONS WILL BE SOLD!
HELD AT THE NEENAH POOL
COST per/class: $15 City Resident/$20 Non-Resident
Instruction and equipment are furnished by Mountain Bay Scuba.
SNORKELING CLASS Ages 8 and over
All proceeds benefit the
This snorkeling class will introduce the participant to different types
of snorkeling gear, snorkeling techniques and learning about how to
snorkel safely.
DATE AND TIME: Monday, July 11 from 5 – 7 pm
CLASS #:
512618-A
DISCOVER SCUBA DIVING Ages 10 and over
PADI Discover Scuba Diving Experience Get a chance to discover the
excitement of scuba diving in this introductory class! Learn about
your scuba equipment, breathing techniques, and underwater
exploration.
S
You could be crowned the
King of the Neenah Pool 2016!
DATE AND TIME: Monday, July 18 from 5 – 7 pm
CLASS #:
512618-B
FATHER CANNONBALL
CONTEST
Tetherball & Ping Pong
available in sand volleyball
area! Ping Pong equipment
can be checked-out in the Pool
Admissions Office.
(off the diving board)
Show off your cannonball skills on Sunday, June 19 (Father’s
Day). The event will take place during the regular open swim hours.
Start time: 2:00pm
Pay the daily entrance fee or use your season pass.
No advanced registration. Just show up that day & register at the
front desk by 2:00pm.
NEW at the NEENAH
POOL in 2016!
Sponsored by Neenah Public
Library & led by a Neenah
Librarian
Judges will give points for splash size, jump style & audience
applause. Prizes for 1st, 2nd & 3rd places
Bring the whole family!
Join us at the Neenah Pool for
stories, rhymes, puppets and more. Open to ages 2-6 (with a
caregiver) every Tuesday from 3:00-3:30 pm June 7 – August
23. No additional cost. If you’re at the pool, join in the fun! Pool
Supervisor will make an announcement, prior to the start of each
Story Splash, directing you on where to meet.
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NEENAH POOL
NEENAH POOL PRICING OPTIONS
SEASON PASS
Option #1
Enjoy the entire 2016 summer by purchasing a season pass for the Neenah Pool.
You receive a laminated card entitling you and/or your family to enter the pool during open swim hours.
EARLY BIRD RATE: Purchase by May 13 and SAVE $3.00 on an Individual Pass & $5.00 on a Family Pass.
Use registration form on the back page. A family season discount pass includes all family members living
at the same address, with a maximum of two adults. List all members receiving a pass. For Example, if
you are purchasing a family of three pass, you must list each of the three family members on the registration form.
PASS
AGE
CLASS #
RESIDENT FEE
NON-RES. FEE
INFANT
YOUTH
ADULT
SENIOR
FAMILY-2
FAMILY-3
FAMILY-4
FAMILY-5
FAMILY-6-8 *
2 & UNDER
3 – 17 YRS
18+ YRS
55+ YRS
FREE
512701-A
522700-A
522701-A
522702-A
522703-A
522704-A
522705-A
522706-A
FREE
$40
$50
$40
$70
$100
$125
$150
$175*
FREE
$65
$75
$65
$95
$125
$150
$175
$200*
* ADDITIONAL 10.00 PER/PERSON AFTER 8 FAMILY MEMBERS
Option #2
Option #3
Turn in a coupon, each time you visit during open swim hours.
Pay each time you visit during open swim hours.
OPEN SWIM FEES
Infant:
Youth:
Adult:
Senior:
2 & under
3 – 17 yrs. old
18+ yrs. old
55+ yrs. old
FREE
$3.00
$4.00
$3.00
OPEN SWIM COUPONS
AFTER
6:00 PM
FREE
$2.00
$3.00
$2.00
Buy 8 open swims for the price of 7
Youth ............................. $21 (save $3)
Adult .............................. $28 (save $4)
Senior ............................ $21 (save $3)
Fox Valley Swim Pass Promotion In recognition of National Recreation and Parks Month, the Parks and Recreation Departments in the
Fox Cities have teamed up to offer a unique and exciting opportunity for all swim pass holders. Annual and summer passes will be good for use during open
swim hours the week of July 11 – 15 at any of the locations listed below. Must present your pass at each pool to gain admission. For more information on
the pools, visit each individual department’s website or call the pools. Don’t miss out on this special opportunity to visit a neighboring pool for free!
Erb Pool ................................1800 N. Morrison St., Appleton.............................. 832-5917 ................ www.appleton.org
Mead Pool .............................1430 E. John St., Appleton .................................... 832-5918 ................ www.appleton.org
Kaukauna Pool......................600 Pool Rd., Kaukauna ....................................... 766-6323 ................ www.cityofkaukauna.com
Doyle Park Pool ....................Doyle Park, 100 Van Buren St., Little Chute .......... 788-7390 ............... www.littlechutewi.org
Sunset Beach ........................1010 Fulcer Ave, Kimberly ................................... 731-9299 ................ www.vokimberly.org
Jefferson Park Pool ..............915 Third Street, Menasha .................................... 967-5163 ................ www.cityofmenasha-wi.gov
Water Safety/Swim Lesson Program
for Children on the Autism Spectrum Ages 4 - 14
Private Lessons (one instructor to one parent/child)
This swim program introduces children to water and teaches them how
to swim in deep water as well as promotes crucial, life-savings skills.
Advanced swimming techniques will not be covered in these lessons.
A parent or guardian MUST be able to swim and must be in the pool
with his or her child. Children may not use flotation devices during the
lessons.
Classes held on Saturday Mornings from 11:00-11:45am
FEE PER/SESSION: $100 City of Neenah Residents
SESSION I
SESSION II
$110 Non-Residents
CLASS #
512519-A
512619-A
DATES
June 18, 25, July 9 & 16
July 23 & 30, August 6 & 13
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NEENAH POOL
Swimming and Water Safety Skills Chart
LEVEL
PREREQUISITES
SKILLS TAUGHT
PARENT & CHILD
AQUATICS
Parents and children ages 6 – 35 months
Class is to help develop swimming readiness by leading parents
and their children in water exploration activities with the objective
of having fun and becoming comfortable in, on and around the
water. Parent or other caregiver must accompany each child into
the water and participate in each class.
TADPOLES
Ages 3 & 4 years old
Class is for children that are ready for learning elementary aquatic
skills on their own. Children will also start developing good
attitudes and safe practices around the water. Games used.
MINNOWS
Ages 3 to 5 years old
Class emphasizes fun while learning the skills needed for Level 1.
Child must feel comfortable in the water and be able to submerge
head.
LEVEL 1 –
INTRODUCTION TO
WATER SKILLS
Ages 5 years old and older
Purpose is to help students feel comfortable in the water and to
enjoy the water safely. Learn and practice submerging, breath
control, floats [front & back], safety skills, and the front crawl
[arms, kicking and coordination].
LEVEL 1 B –
INTRODUCTIONS TO
WATER SKILLS
Ages 8+
For the older beginner who has never had swim lessons or who is
having difficulty passing Level 1 skills.
LEVEL 2 –
FUNDAMENTAL
AQUATIC SKILLS
Ages 6 years old and older. Must have passed
Level 1 or demonstrate all completion
requirements of Level 1.
Purpose is to provide student with opportunities for success with
fundamental skills. Learn glides, bobbing, back crawl, elementary
backstroke kick, jumping into deep water, treading water, and
continue practicing coordinated front crawl.
LEVEL 3 –
STROKE
DEVELOPMENT
Ages 6 years old and older. Must have passed
Level 2 or demonstrate all completion
requirements of Level 2.
Purpose is to build on skills in Level 2 by providing additional
guided practice. Learn elementary backstroke, butterfly kick and
body motion, scissors kick, treading water [deep], increase
endurance and coordinated front and back crawl.
LEVEL 4A –
STROKE
IMPROVEMENT
Must have passed Level 3 or demonstrate all
completion requirements of Level 3.
Purpose is to build student confidence and performance of the
swimming strokes learned in Level 3 by providing additional
guided practice. Learn breaststroke and standing dive, refine
elementary backstroke, and increase distance for front and back
crawl.
LEVEL 4 B –
STROKE
IMPROVEMENT
Must have passed Level 4A or demonstrate all
completion requirement of Level 4A.
Learn sidestroke and butterfly. Refine elementary backstroke,
front and back crawl, and breaststroke.
LEVEL 5 –
STROKE
REFINEMENT
Must have passed Level 4B or demonstrate all
completion requirements of Level 4B.
Purpose is to provide further coordination and refinement of
strokes. Learn flip turns and surface dives. Refine breaststroke,
sidestroke, and butterfly, increase distance and continue refining
front and back crawls and elementary backstroke
LEVEL 6 –
FITNESS SWIMMER
Purpose is to refine strokes so students swim with more ease,
efficiency, power and smoothness over greater distance. Learn
turns, principles of setting up a fitness program, how to use a
pace clock, and work various training techniques. Increase
distance on front crawl, back crawl, breaststroke, elementary
backstroke, sidestroke, and butterfly.
FUNDAMENTALS OF
DIVING
Purpose is to introduce and practice fundamental springboard
diving skills.
DIVING II
completion requirements of FUNDAMENTALS
OF DIVING.
Jr. LIFEGUARDING
Age 11-14 years old
Are you interested in lifeguarding – but not quite old enough yet?
This course is designed to give you a sneak peek into what it
takes to become a great lifeguard. Covers all the basics and gets
you ready to enter the American Red Cross Lifeguarding program
when you turn 15.
PRIVATE LESSONS
Ages 5 years old through ADULT
Available for the Red Cross Learn-to-Swim Levels 1 thru 6.
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NEENAH POOL
SWIM LESSONS
Before enrolling in a swim class, please read class
descriptions along with prerequisites on page 32. On
the first lesson day, instructors will test each student, to
ensure they are in the correct level. Age listed is only a
recommendation. Additional information will be handed
out to class participants, on their first lesson day.
Held Monday through Thursday
All swim lesson classes are 30-minutes,
except Jr. Lifeguarding & Diving, which are 60-minutes
SESSION I
Registration Deadline is June 10
June 13 – July 14 {No classes week of July 4th}
SESSION I & II
Children can be enrolled in both
Session I and II. Please enroll your
child in the next higher level for Session
II. If your child does not pass his/her
level, at the end of the Session I, stop
at the pool admission office for a
change! [Spaces have been set aside
for these situations, but we cannot guarantee you will get the same time
slot with the level change.]
SESSION II
Registration Deadline is July 15
July 18– August 11
LESSON LOCATIONS
On the first lesson day of each session, the Supervisor will announce the
location of each class. Please go directly onto the deck.
FEE:
$35 City of Neenah Resident
(Cost is per/session) $45 Non-Resident
$115 City of Neenah Resident
(Cost is per/session) $125 Non-Resident
PRIVATE LESSON FEE:
See page 31 for new private lessons for
children on the Autism Spectrum.
SESSION I: June 13 - July 14 {No classes week of July 4th}
9:00am
Parent-Child
Tadpoles
Minnows
Level 1B
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4A
Level 4B
Level 5
Level 6
Fundamental of Diving
Diving II
Jr. Lifeguarding
Private Lessons
9:35am
512502-A
512504-A
512502-B
512504-B
512506-A
512507-A
512508-A
512509-A
512516-A
512510-A
512506-B
512507-B
512508-B
512509-B
512516-B
512510-B
10:10am
512502-C
512504-C
512505-A
512506-C
512507-C
512508-C
10:45am
11:00am
11:20am
512502-D
512504-D
512502-E
512504-E
512506-D
512507-D
512508-D
512509-C
512506-E
512507-E
512508-E
512509-D
512516-D
512516-C
Noon
5:00pm*
512501-A
512501-B
512510-C
512511-A
512511-B
512514-A
512514-B
512515-A
512517-A
*5:00pm Parent-Child class is held during open swim hours.
SESSION II: July 18 - August 11
9:00am
Parent-Child
Tadpoles
Minnows
Level 1B
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4A
Level 4B
Level 5
Level 6
Fundamental of Diving
Diving II
Jr. Lifeguarding
Private Lessons
9:35am
512602-A
512604-A
512602-B
512604-B
512606-A
512607-A
512608-A
512609-A
512616-A
512610-A
512606-B
512607-B
512608-B
512609-B
512616-B
512610-B
10:10am
512602-C
512604-C
512605-A
512606-C
512607-C
512608-C
10:45am
11:00am
11:20am
512602-D
512604-D
512602-E
512604-E
512606-D
512607-D
512608-D
512609-C
512606-E
512607-E
512608-E
512609-D
512616-D
512616-C
Noon
5:00pm*
512601-A
512601-B
512610-C
512611-A
512611-B
512614-A
512614-B
512615-A
512617-A
*5:00pm Parent-Child class is held during open swim hours.
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OTHER OPPORTUNITIES
SOAR Into Reading
2016 Summer Enrichment
Programs
Neenah Public Library
Summer Programs
Call the library for more information: 886-6335
June 7 – July 29
Over 20 Elementary/Middle School Enrichment
Programs offered! Bicycle Safety, Comic Books Graphic
& Design, Lego League Robotics, Magic of the Green
Screen and MUCH, MUCH MORE! Visit
neenah.revtrak.net for more information and to register.
Story Times
Baby Time (0-12 months)
Wednesdays
9:15AM
Toddle Time (12-23 Neenah
months) Parks & Recreation
Tues. & Fri.
10:30AM
Little Wigglers (0 – 23 months)
Tuesdays
5:00PM
Lap Sit (2 years old)
Wed. & Thurs.
10:00AM
Our Time (3-5 years old)
Tuesdays
10:00AM
Evening Family Storytime (2 – 6 years old) Tuesdays
6:30PM
Neenah Pool Story Splash (2 – 6 years old) Tuesdays
3:00PM
Family Programs – Tuesdays at 1:00PM – Free Tickets at Youth Desk
June 7
Steve Keller
Herpetologist (snakes)
June 14
Kathy Prestidge
Storyteller
June 21
Librarians on the Loose
Variety Show
June 28
Ken Lonnquist
Musician
July 5
Soda Pups
Dog Tricks
July 12
Bruce Hetzler
Magician
July 19
Heckrodt
Naturalist
July 26
Water Games
August 2
Mr. J
Scientist
August 9
Puppy Party
August 16
Professor PJ Leish
Entymologist (bugs)
NJSD SUMMER Band
REGISTRATION: Online at neenah.revtrak.net
WHAT:
Band for NJSD and area students currently in
grades 5 – 8 and play a band instrument.
WHEN:
June 13 – 17
WHERE:
Neenah High School Band Room #169
SCHEDULE:
8:00 – 11:00AM M – Th., Friday 8:00AM - Noon
CONTACT:
For more information contact Kristi Stingle
751-6900 kstingle@neenah.k12.wi.us
NJSD SUMMER String Orchestra
WHAT:
Strings for NJSD and area students currently in
grades 2 - 8 with previous string orchestra
experience.
WHEN:
August 8 - 12
WHERE:
Neenah High School, Band Room #169
SCHEDULE:
8:00 – 11:00AM M – Th., Friday 8:00AM - Noon
CONTACT:
751-6900 kstingle@neenah.k12.wi.us
Drop In Thursdays – 1:30PM – Ages 6 & up
June 9
June 23
July 7
July 21
August 4
August 18
NJSD SUMMER Choir
Paper Bag Robots
4th of July Crafts
Catapult Building
Matchbox Car Race tracks
Superhero Capes
Music Madness
Livin’ Large Wednesdays – 1:00PM – Ages 8 & up
June 15
Hungry, Hungry Hippos
July 6
Angry Birds
August 3
Foosball
You Can’t Do That at the Library! – 2:00PM – Ages 10 – 14
June 22
Let’s play sardines!
July 13
Let’s sing karaoke!
July 27
Let’s play with our food!
August 10
Goodbye T-shirt! Hellp project!
WHAT:
Choir for NJSD and area students currently in
grades 2 – 8.
WHEN:
June 6 - 10
WHERE:
Neenah High School, Choir Room #171
SCHEDULE:
8:00 – 11:00AM M-Th, Friday 8:00AM - Noon
CONTACT:
(920)751-6900 kstingle@neenah.k12.wi.us
Book Groups
Book Bunch, 2:00PM, ages 8 – 11, June 29, July 20, August 17
Girlfriends Read, 2:00PM, Ages 9 & up, June 23, July 21, August 18
Pooches & Pages – Grades 1 - 6 – Kids Read to Therapy Dogs
June 11, July 9, August 13, 15 min. appointments between 10 – 11:10AM
Messy Mondays – 10:00PM – Ages 2 & up
June 6, July 11, August 8
Footloose Fridays – 9:30AM – Ages 2 & up
June 10, July 8, August 12
BADGES FOR BASEBALL
The Badges for Baseball program will be offered again
through Youth Go from June through August. This program is
free of charge to all participants who will be entering 5 th-9th
grades (2016-2017 school year). If you are interested, or have
any questions, call 920.722.1435 or email Timothy at
timothy@youthgo.org.
www.neenahlibrary.org
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OTHER OPPORTUNITIES
2016 Summer Ticket Program
TICKETS AVAILABLE MAY 16 – AUGUST 31
Tickets can be purchased at the NPRD Office in City Hall, 211 Walnut St.
CASH or ***CREDIT ONLY
***Credit Cards will be charged a $3 fee per transaction***
Six Flags
SIX
Children 2 & under are Free
Tickets valid April 23 – October 31
GATE PRICE:
$70.03
OUR PRICE:
$46.25
YOU SAVE:
$23.78
Six Flags WPRA Week
NOAH’S ARK
Mt. Olympus
Tickets valid May 28 – Sep. 5
GATE PRICE:
$41.62
OUR PRICE:
$27.00
YOU SAVE:
$14.62
Tickets valid May 28 – Sep. 5
GATE PRICE:
$42.68
OUR PRICE:
$15.00
YOU SAVE:
$27.68
Tickets Valid July 2 - 10
GATE PRICE:
$70.03
OUR PRICE:
$35.25
YOU SAVE:
$34.78
Milwaukee Zoo
Valid any day through 12/31/16
ADULT – 13 & Up
GATE PRICE:
$14.25
OUR PRICE:
$10.50
YOU SAVE:
$3.75
CHILD – Ages 3 – 12
GATE PRICE:
$11.25
OUR PRICE:
$8.50
YOU SAVE:
$2.75
For more information and registration visit www.bmmglass.com
DROP-IN ART ACTIVITY DAYS
Saturdays 10:00am-1:00pm: May 7,
June 4, August 6, September 3
$15 each. Our July Art Activity Day
will coincide with our Arts Festival
on Sunday, July 17.
ADULT GLASS CLASSES
Wine Bottle Hanging Lantern – Wine & Cheese Served
Thursday, May 12, 6:00pm-8:00pm
Class Fee: $35
Bubbles in Fused Glass
Saturday, May 21, 10:00am – 1:00pm
Class Fee: $45
EXHIBITIONS
Thank You, An installation of cast
glass by artist and combat veteran
Jeffrey Stenbom. May 6 – July 30.
Survey Glass Class
Thursday, June 2, 5:30 – 8:00pm
Class Fee: $45
YOUTH GLASS CLASSES
Frazzled Friends
Saturday, May 7, 10:00AM - Noon
Class Fee: $30/child or $55/parent and child
Wine Bottle Candle Holder – Wine & Cheese Served
Thursday, August 18, 6:00 8 8:00pm
Class Fee: $35
A School of Glass Fish
Saturday, July 23, 10:00AM – Noon
Introduction to Glass Bead Making
Saturday, September 17, 10:00am-1:00pm
Class Fee: $50
Wall Pocket Vase
Saturday August 6, 10:00AM – Noon
Metal Clay & Fused Glass Pendant
Saturday, September 24, 10:00am-1:00pm
Class Fee: $45
FUSE IT! Art Camp 2015
Age
Date
5-6
July 25 - 28
7-10
July 25 – 28
7-10
Aug. 8 - 11
11-14
Aug. 8 - 11
Time
12:00 -2:00 pm
12:00-4:00 pm
12:00-4:00 pm
12:00-4:00pm
Open Studio
Open Studio is available to anyone who has taken an Introduction to
Fusing and Slumping or Introduction to Flame working class. Contact
Bergstrom-Mahler Museum of Glass for more information and to
schedule a time.
Fee
$60
$125
$125
$125
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Registration Is Easy – Here’s How
Registration begins April 6 for City of Neenah Residents and April 20 for Non-Residents
SUNSHINE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM: The NPRD believes in providing services and programs to CITY OF
NEENAH RESIDENTS who wish to participate, regardless of ability to pay. If you would like more information on possible financial
assistance, an application can be picked up in our office or printed on our website. Eligibility is determined on a case-by-base basis.
FEES: Resident / Non Resident: All registrants will either be a resident of the City of Neenah or a non-resident. Your
residency is based on the city/town/village you pay taxes, not necessarily what your mailing address indicates. However, an increased
non-resident fee will only be assessed for programs at the Neenah Pool (lessons and season passes) or when renting a facility.
RECIPROCITY AGREEMENT: Residents of the City of Appleton, City of Menasha and City of Neenah will pay the resident fee
for all programs and facility rentals in each city. Please Note: This does not change the status of residency during registration dates. A
City of Menasha / Appleton Resident is still considered a non-resident during the City of Neenah Resident Registration.
REFUNDS: Full refunds are made if NPRD cancels a program. All other cancellations must be done by contacting NPRD at
886-6060 at least 48 hours before a program begins. A $5.00 service charge, per transaction, is applied to anyone who wishes for a
check or credit card reimbursement (we do not refund in cash) OR 100% of the class fee can be applied to your household to be used
towards any other activities at a later time.
ACCOMODATIONS FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES: The NPRD is committed to meeting the needs of persons with
permanent disabilities. Appropriate auxiliary aids and services may be provided as necessary, to enable you to fully participate in
parks and recreation services, programs and activities. NPRD asks that you register and request accommodations as early as
possible to ensure necessary accommodations can be coordinated, preferably a one-week notice.
ACTIVE DUTY MILITARY FAMILY WAIVER POLICY: The NPRD admires the sacrifice of military personnel and their
dependents and wants to provide the support they need. Our department feels that these families should be able to enjoy the many
parks, programs and facilities in our community. Therefore, a program is available to deployed military personnel and their
dependents. For information visit www.neenahgov.org - departments – parks & recreation – permits, forms & applications.
ACTIVITY CANCELLATIONS: To find out a program has been cancelled due to weather, call our cancellation line 886-6068 or
visit our website www.neenahgov.org - departments – Parks & Recreation, or like us no Facebook – Neenah Parks & Recreation.
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ONE FORM PER HOUSEHOLD
(Please Print Clearly)
GUARDIAN’S LAST NAME
GUARDIAN’S FIRST NAME
ADDRESS
CITY
PHONE (PRIMARY)
(SECONDARY)
ZIP
(EMERGENCY) __________________
EMAIL ADDRESS
RESIDENCY: Your residency is based on what city/town you pay taxes to, not necessarily what your mailing address indicates.
(Please check one)  City of Neenah Town of Neenah City of Menasha Town of Menasha City of Appleton
PARTICIPANTS FIRST NAME
(Last name if different than above)
M/F
BIRTH
DATE
GRADE
AGE
(next school
year)
Add $1 or more to your total fee to help provide financial assistance for a City of Neenah
resident unable to afford program fees. Thank you for supporting your community.
CLASS #
Other
ACTIVITY
FEE
(ex: baseball, soccer,
swim, tot lot)
SUNSHINE PROGRAM MARK UP
(OPTIONAL)         
$
TOTAL AMOUNT DUE
$
T-SHIRT SIZE FOR: Sports Camps, Filthy Fun Kids Run, Operation Recreation
CHILD’S NAME
CIRCLE ONE
CIRCLE ONE
YOUTH or ADULT
Small Medium Large
YOUTH or ADULT
Small Medium Large X-Large
SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS: (Medications, disabilities): ______________________________________________________________________________________
WHERE DID YOU HEAR ABOUT OUR PROGRAMS? Leisure Connections Brochure Website E-Mail
Newspaper Facebook Word of Mouth City Newsletter Other: ____________________________________
ADULT SIGNATURE
DATE
I have read and understand the liability information listed below.
LIABILITY INFORMATION: You should be aware that Parks & Recreation programs involve an element of risk or danger for all participants and may cause
serious injury, death, or property loss. The Neenah Parks & Recreation Department does not provide nor cover any medical or hospital insurance for participants
in our programs. All persons participating in NPRD sponsored activities must provide their own insurance and assume risk of all injuries.
MAIL OR DROP OFF FORM AND PAYMENT TO:
Neenah Parks & Rec. Dept., 211 Walnut St., Neenah, WI 54956
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PAID
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PERMIT NO, 2
Parks and Recreation Department
211 Walnut St., P.O. Box 426, Neenah, WI 54957-0426
Join us for special 50th anniversary activities
at the summer concert series in
Riverside Park.
See the Neenah Community Band schedule on page 9.
New Band logo created by local artist, Kathryn Wedge.
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