Recreation Class Schedule - Hurst Economic Development

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SUMMER 2013
Hurst Stars
& Stripes
Summer
2013
Recreation
Class
Schedule
See page 22
Economic
Development Update
Water
Conservation
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Welcome to the twenty-second issue of...
Where
We Live
Welcome to the twenty second issue of Where We
Live. Does anyone else feel like this year is flying by?
It’s hard to believe that summer is right around the
corner, but summer is almost here. And we all know
what that means; it’s almost time for our favorite
event of the year, Hurst Stars and Stripes. As usual,
we’ve got a spectacular show planned, so make plans
to spend your Independence Day in Hurst! For
details on our signature event, turn to page 46.
Fireworks aren’t the only things we have planned for
you this summer though. In fact, we’ve got a lot of
family fun in store for you, right in your own back
yard. We’re continuing the popular Heritage Village
Presents series with a fantastic lineup. Schedule on
page 12. The Police Department is gearing up to
host their annual PALS summer camp and we can’t
forget about the Library’s summer reading club.
We’ve got all of that and a lot more covered in this
issue of Where We Live, and we hope you’ll take a
moment to read all about what’s going on in your
city. Because this is your city. We’re proud to call
Hurst home and we hope you are too. We also hope
to see you and your families taking part in all of the
fun around Hurst this summer. Here’s to another
exciting summer of fun in Hurst!
In This Issue...
Safe Living...................................................... 4
Community...................................................... 8
Library.......................................................... 14
Hurst Senior Center...................................... 18
Recreation Center..............22
Pre-School Programs....................................23
Youth Programs............................................28
Gymnastic Programs....................................33
Adult Programs............................................34
Aquatics.......................................................39
Special Events.............................................45
Adult Leagues..............................................48
Hurst Tennis Center.....................................49
Registration Information..............................52
Parks System................................................54
—Mayor Richard Ward
Inside the Cover . . .
Thank you to everyone who submitted photos in our cover photo contest. The
photos inside the cover were some of our favorites.
Photo contributors clockwise from top left: Lori Heminway, Regina Wieland,
Shari Rydzeski and Eric Kachur
Hurst City Council
Left to Right: Anna Holzer–Council Member, Henry Wilson–Mayor
Pro Tem, Charles
Mayor, Larry
Member,
Swearengen–Council Member, Richard Ward–
Kitchens–Council Member, Bill McLendon–Council
Nancy Welton–Council Member
safe living
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Making Plans
for Severe
Weather
Spring means severe weather season is
here and that means it’s time to review
your plans for severe weather. The most
important aspect of your plan is how you
are going to be alerted, even when you
are asleep. Early warning and the extra
time it allows to take shelter can prevent
injuries and possibly deaths. The Hurst
Outdoor Warning Sirens are not designed
to alert people inside of a structure and
should not be counted as your means of
early warning. Residents should equip
themselves with other forms of alert
systems that can be heard inside their
homes. Those with smart phones have
a wide range of applications that can be
used for alerting 24 hours a day. The National Weather Service SAME radios are
always a good selection for notification.
As a precaution, residents should also
prepare to live when there is no water, food or electricity readily available
through normal means if there is a major
weather event. Resources are available
to assist you in your storm preparedness
at www.hursttx.gov or call the Fire Department at 817.788.7238.
City Staff
Allan Weegar–City Manager
Allan Heindel–Deputy City Manager
Jeff Jones–Assistant City Manager
Clay Caruthers–Director of Finance
Ron Haynes–Director of Public Works
Rita Frick–City Secretary
Steve Moore–Police Chief
John Brown–Fire Chief
Dale Harwell–Information Services Manager
Mike Morgan–Director of Planning and Community Development
Ashleigh Johnson–Communications Manager
Steve Bowden–Director of Economic Development
Quick Chicken
Cobb Salad
Ingredients
•
Cooking spray
•
1 1/2 pounds skinless, boneless chicken
breast cutlets
•
1/4 teaspoon salt
•
1/4 teaspoon black pepper
•
8 cups mixed greens
•
1 cup cherry tomatoes, halved
•
1/3 cup diced peeled avocado
•
2 tablespoons sliced green onions
•
1/3 cup fat-free Italian dressing
•
2 tablespoons crumbled blue cheese
•
1 bacon slice, cooked and crumbled
Preparation
Heat a large nonstick skillet over mediumhigh heat. Coat pan with cooking spray.
Sprinkle chicken with salt and pepper. Add
chicken to pan; cook 5 minutes on each side
or until done. Cut into 1/2-inch slices.
Combine greens, tomatoes, avocado, and onions in a large bowl. Drizzle greens mixture
with dressing; toss gently to coat. Arrange
about 2 cups greens mixture on each of 4
salad plates. Top each serving with 4 ounces
chicken, 1 1/2 teaspoons cheese, and about
1/2 teaspoon bacon.
Nutrition
This recipe makes two servings.
Per serving : 263 Calories; 8g Fat;
9g Carbohydrates; 38g Protein;
4g Fiber; 606 mg Sodium
Karen Levin, Cooking Light
June 2007
www.txsmartscape.com
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Nutrition 101
Body Fat—
What does
it really mean?
Body Fat Percentage:
In our last issue, we discussed the meaning of Body Mass Index and
how it can be a great predictor of our health. In this issue we will be
learning about body fat percentage, how to have it done and why it
matters to us.
There are different ways to have your body fat percentage checked,
but one of the simplest and least expensive ways is to have your
body checked with calipers. A qualified health and fitness professional can measure sites on your upper and lower body and calculate
your total body fat percentage.
The human body is made up of muscles, fat, bones and many other
tissues. The percentage of body fat that you have is directly linked
to your health. Too little fat and you can be at risk for osteoporosis,
cancer and other diseases. Too much fat and you can be at risk for
diabetes, heart disease, cancer, obesity and more. Being in a healthy
range for body fat can help you stay as healthy as possible.
Here are the ranges for body fat:
Percentage Categories
Classification
Women (% fat)
Men (% fat)
Essential Fat
10-12%
2-4%
Athletes
14-20%
6-13%
Fitness
21-24%
14-17%
Acceptable
25-31%
18-25%
Obese
32%+
25%+
Knowing your body fat percentage category may help you determine
if you need to make changes for your health. While it is not a stand
alone indicator of overall health, it is a simple tool to evaluate if you
may be at risk and when to get more help from a qualified health
professional.
With a full service recreation center and the free Healthy Hurst
program, we are committed to helping our residents and customers
optimize their health. If you want to get your body fat percentage
checked, head over to the Hurst Recreation Center to talk to a qualified professional today. Your health is in your hands and knowledge
is the first step!
safe living & community
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Places Where Mosquitos Can Breed
Mosquitos can be a serious nuisance in
the summer months and it’s important that
we each do our part to eliminate potential
mosquito breeding grounds. Mosquitos
typically lay eggs in standing water, but
“standing water” doesn’t necessarily have
to be a pond. Here are some places to look
for potential mosquito hatcheries:
Your trash can. You need to either keep
your trash cans tightly lidded or drill a
small hole at the bottom so collected water
can drain.
Bird baths and pet water dishes. Changing the water daily in all receptacles is
enough to keep mosquitoes at bay. For a
bird bath, this can be as simple as hitting
it with a high-pressure garden hose.
Pipes and hoses. You should tightly cap Pitcher plants. The pitcher-shaped plants
off and seal any pipe which can have water
inside, doesn’t get flushed very often, and
has a connection to the outdoors. Hoses
should have a spray nozzle on the end so
they are sealed when not in use.
known to be carnivorous enough to eat
other bugs ironically can supply yet another breeding spot for mosquitoes. Any
other kind of plant which can collect water, such as the stump of a hollow tree, also
makes an ideal breeding spot.
Trash. All manner of trash, with rain water collecting in it, can be home to mosquitoes. Patrol your property after every
period of rain and dump out anything
that collects water - and you might want
to keep anything that collects water overturned or in the garage so that it doesn’t
become a problem in the first place.
Your swimming pool. Swimming pools
should be treated at least once a week to
keep the balance of chlorine and other
chemicals sufficient to repel mosquitoes
Other home furnishings. Rain gutters,
wading pools, flower pots, planter boxes,
and irrigation control boxes are also likely
spots.
If you’ve eliminated all of the above and
mosquitoes are still thick in your area, remember that these voracious beasts can fly
up to two miles from their place of birth, so
you might want to start a mosquito awareness program with your neighbors. To report a concern, please call 817.788.7055.
Hurst P.A.L.S. Summer Camp
Summer’s getting close and the Hurst Police Department is gearing
up for another summer of fun! Did you know that the Hurst Police
Department holds summer camps for kids each year? Applications
are coming out soon and we hope your student will join us! Here’s
all of the information:
The Hurst P.A.L.S. (Police Activity League Summer Camp) will run
from Monday, June 17 through Friday, June 21, 2013. The program
is designed for students going into the 5th and 6th grades. Applications will be delivered to the schools on the same day in May. The
purpose of the program is to help develop a positive relationship
between children and the Police Department, through a variety of
events such as; Field Days (various field games), tennis, swimming,
etc... The program also has a leadership element, in which high
school kids are selected and trained as mentors. These students are
taught elements of leadership and are given volunteer credit to use
towards their college aspirations. For more information about this
camp please call 817.788.7342.
The Hurst Basketball camp is a summer camp designed to teach
children going into the 5th and 6th grades basic basketball skills
and to enhance the relationship between children and the police. The instructors will be police officers and police department employees. At the end of the week we conduct a tournament. For more
information regarding this camp please call 817.788.7342. 7
FLOOD Safety
• Put insurance policies, valuable papers, medicine, etc. in
Before a flood:
a safe place
Check with the Public Works Engineering (817.788.7080) on
the extent of past flooding in your area. Staff can tell you about
the causes of repetitive flooding, what the city is doing about it,
and what would be an appropriate flood protection level. They
can also visit your property to discuss flood protection alternatives.
Prepare for flooding by doing the following:
• Know how to shut off the electricity and gas to your house
when a flood comes
• Make a list of emergency numbers and identify a safe place
to go
During/After the flood:
Ask for a licensed electrician, plumber, etc to check or turn on
your power, water, and/or gas. Do not wade through flood waters
due to the danger of pollutants, debris (nails, glass, etc), and
animals (snakes, ants, etc). Flood waters are often murky and
depth is hard to determine. Do not drive through flood waters!
Turn around, don’t drown! If emergency evacuation is necessary, please heed the warnings of the City Emergency Management and follow the instructions to evacuate - it saves lives of
those around you and possibly of the emergency workers responding.
• Make a household inventory
On the cover...
My husband Don grew up in the Mid-Cities area and I was raised in
Hurst. We married in 1994, chose to make our home in Hurst, and in
2007 we were blessed with our son, Jace.
We all enjoy our family time at the park riding bikes,
feeding ducks and fishing. Our family enjoys the recreation
center as well as the water parks. My parents still live in
Hurst after 48 years, they enjoy activities at the senior
citizen center as well as their church. We all look forward
to the amazing Fourth of July festivities each year. I have
seen many changes in our city over the years although
one thing remains the same...we are a community filled
with love!
— Pam (Landers) Lindsey, Hurst resident
community
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Hurst Athletic
Complex
Scoreboard
Replacement
Program
The players and spectators at the Hurst
Athletic Complex (HAC) Softball fields
will always know the score on our new 14’
High-Resolution LED Scoreboards. These
new scoreboards are designed with LED
digits and indicators for long-life and economical power consumption. They replace
the traditional scoreboards, which had light
bulbs, which were becoming inefficient and
outdated.
The new scoreboards include a running
clock, which allows players to know how
much time is left in their game. These new
state of the art scoreboards are an excellent
addition to what our players say are, “the
best softball fields in the area.”
In 2003, the City of Hurst completed renovating the HAC. Since then, the Adult
Softball program has operated at near 95%
capacity (4,168 teams comprised of over
62,520 players!). Leagues are offered in
Spring, Summer and Fall each year.
For information on the Hurst Adult Softball
program, please visit us on www.teamsideline.com/hurst or contact Parks and Recreation at 817.788.7320 and follow us on
the Hurst recreation Facebook page, www.
Facebook.com/hurstrecreation.
Get your friends, neighbors or co-workers
together and join the upcoming Hurst Adult
Softball Program Summer League!
May 11, 2013 General Election
The City of Hurst will hold a General Election to elect persons to fill the offices of
City Council Place 1, 2 and 6 on May 11.
The Saturday, May 11, Election Day Polling Place will be at the Hurst Public
Library, 901 Precinct Line Road, Hurst, Texas and will be open from 7:00 a.m. to
7:00 p.m.
Early voting by personal appearance will begin on April 29 and will end on May 7.
Hours designated for early voting by personal appearance:
April 29 - 30
Monday - Tuesday
8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
May 1 - 3
Wednesday - Friday
8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
May 4
Saturday
7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
May 5
Sunday
11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
May 6 - 7
Monday – Tuesday
7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Main Early Voting Polling Place: Tarrant County Elections Center, 2700 Premier
Street, Fort Worth, Texas 76111.
Early voting by personal appearance branch offices within the City of Hurst:
• Hurst Recreation Center, 700 Mary Drive
For a list of all available early voting sites and additional voting information regarding the May 11 election, visit the Tarrant County Election website at www.tarrantcounty.com or contact the City Secretary’s Office at 817.788.7000.
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The Social Media Connection
Are you a social butterfly? We are too.
Instagram:
cityofhursttx
hurst public library
Facebook:
City of Hurst: http://www.facebook.com/cityofhursttx
Police Department: http://www.facebook.com/
CityofHurstPD
Library: http://www.facebook.com/HurstPublicLibrary
Conference Center: http://www.facebook.com/hurstcc
Recreation Center: http://www.facebook.com/
HurstRecreation
Other Websites:
www.hursttx.gov
www.hursttx.gov/library
www.transforminghurst.com
www.hursted.com
www.hurstcc.com
National
Night Out
Tuesday,
October 1
Twitter:
@TheCityofHurst
@HurstFireDept
@HurstLibrary
@HurstPoliceDept
Linkedin:
http://www.linkedin.com/company/city-of-hurst
elegant. sophisticated. impressive.
Five-star culinary experience | Central DFW location
Grand Ballroom for up to 900 guests
(817) 581-0044 | info@hurstcc.com | www.hurstcc.com
community
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North Update
Tarrant
Express
Here’s a look at what’s happening now
with the North Tarrant Express project and
what’s planned for this summer.
The re-construction and enhancement of
the SH 183/121 eastbound freeway access
road from Precinct Line Road to Cavender
Dr. is underway and will be completed by
June 2013. In addition to the modernization of the roadway, the installation of
soundwall panels and a new pedestrian
sidewalk from Hurstview to Cavender and
a new eastbound SH183/121 freeway onramp from Precinct Line Road will be constructed in it’s permanent location.
Work continues near the Precinct Line
Road/SH183/121 intersection. Piers and
columns have been placed to support new
bridge beams and new bridge paving surfaces. Continued activity on the south side
of this intersection, consisting of setting
bridge beams and placing elevated concrete surfaces will continue through the
spring/summer of 2013.
Work in and around the eastern part of the
Hurst corridor will accelerate as efforts will
be concentrated on completing the Brown
Trail Bridge over SH183/121 this summer.
This effort will coincide with the summer
closure of L.D. Bell High School. The westbound SH183/121 freeway access road
from Brown Trail to Norwood Drive will
be closed from early June to mid-August.
Traffic will be diverted to Harwood Road to
the north and Bedford Euless Road to the
south.
We appreciate your patience as we move
forward with this progress. For questions or
concerns please contact North Tarrant Express at 888.683.2015
New Pavilion
Coming Soon
to Jaycee
Baker Park
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Economic Development
in the City of Hurst
The City of Hurst continues to be the “City of Choice” within the retail community. We have been
fortunate to see many new businesses choose Hurst as their home since the economic downturn
of 2008-2009. In fact, more than 100 new businesses have opened each year in Hurst for three
consecutive years. In 2012 and through the first quarter of 2013, 149 new businesses brought
new products and services to our city, giving us more than 1300 businesses in ten square miles.
More than 25 new restaurants have opened over the last three years including Raising Canes
Chicken Fingers, Five Guys Burgers and Fries, Jersey Mikes Subs, Del Taco, Freebirds World
Burrito and In-N-Out Burger, just to name a few.
The nearly 200 stores at North East Mall and The Shops at North East have experienced some
exciting changes in that time span as well, as nearly 40% of the stores have been fully remodeled
or replaced with new retailers. New stores include Charming Charlies, Forever 21, Teavana,
Papaya, Champs Sports, Fanzz, The Limited and Michael Kors. If you haven’t been to the mall
recently, stop in and see what’s new! And please don’t forget our stores that are caught in the
chaos of the 183/121 highway expansion and need our support like Outback Steakhouse, McDonalds, In-N-Out Burger, Quik Trip, Abuelo’s, Texas Appliance, Black Eyed Pea, Catfish and
Co. and Liberty Bank.
All this new business growth has helped Hurst achieve a “Top 50” ranking amongst all cities
in the state of Texas in retail sales per capita. Only three of the 30 other cities in the metroplex
achieved this rating. With nearly 6 million square feet of retail in Hurst, we have a lot of reasons
to “Shop First in Hurst.” Check out our web site www.shopfirstinhurst.com and our new city
website www.hursttx.gov under business to see the listing of our fine roster of businesses.
Water Conservation in Hurst
Water is a limited resource in Texas. Many areas in Texas are
experiencing drought conditions. This past winter the Tarrant
Regional Water District (TRWD) held meetings in preparation
to activate Stage 1 water restrictions. Drought stages are determined by lake level percentages. Stage 1 is activated when the
levels reach 75%, stage 2 at 60% and stage 3 at 45%. Stage
1 allows 2 day per week outside watering. Stage 2 only one
day per week and stage 3 no outside watering is allowed. The
North Texas Municipal Water District located to the North East
is currently restricted to a 2 day a week outside watering schedule. With drier weather patterns expected to continue in the
spring and into the summer, water conservation is key to slowing the decline in the lake levels and keeping our city out of
drought restrictions. Water conservation is not limited to just
irrigating your lawn correctly; it includes many other ways we,
as a community, can steward this limited resource.
There are several conservation tips that can be found on the
City of Hurst website. These tips include ideas to conserve water inside the house as well as outside.
Remember 10 a.m.-6 p.m. no outside watering is in effect.
Hurst, like many other cities, has seen noticeable water conservation benefits over the past four summers since the restriction was implemented. City crews will be out in the community
making sure the ordinance is being followed. Crews will also
be looking for irrigation systems that waste water by allowing
water to run down the curb. When these violations are found
crews will issue a notice of violation, this notice will have a
“TOP 10 WAYS TO CONSERVE WATER” printed on the back.
Hurst Water Utilities strives to be a source of encouragement
and education to the community so Hurst can be a good example to other cities.
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Want to
Get involved?
community
If you are interested in joining the VIA program,
please contact the Community Services Department
at 817.788.7305. Volunteer applications can be
picked up at the Community Services’ offices in the
Hurst Public Library or accessed online through the
city’s website at www.hursttx.gov.
Heritage Village
Presents
Heritage Village Presents is a series of FREE events held at
Heritage Village Park in the spring and fall. Heritage Village
Park is located in Southwest Hurst at 837 W. Pipeline Road.
The City of Hurst invites you to attend these fun, exciting events
for spring 2013.
Concert in the Park – Friday, April 19, 7:00 p.m.
This popular event has a new location! Gather up the family, a
picnic dinner and blanket or lawn chairs and take in the music
of the Northeast Orchestra at Heritage Village Park. The rain
date for the event is May 10. For more information, contact the
Hurst Recreation Center at 817.788.7320.
Performance by Brave Combo – Thursday, May 30, 7:00 p.m.
Bring a lawn chair or blanket and your family and friends and
listen to the band, Brave Combo! While you’re enjoying the music,
check out the Library and Recreation booths for information on
all the summer family activities they provide. Vendors will be
on site for you to purchase food and refreshments, but you’re
welcome to bring your own picnic. Additionally, the City of
Hurst will be providing free frozen treats. For more information,
contact the Hurst Public Library at 817.788.7300.
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Volunteers
In Action
Are you interested in meeting new people, making use of your talents or
gaining a new skill? Do you want to support your community while learning
more about City of Hurst operations? Then join the City of Hurst’s Volunteers-In-Action program!
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New
Volunteer
Opportunities
The following are recently added volunteer positions:
• Police Department – Filing Assistant
• Fiscal Services – Finance/Personnel Receptionist
• Municipal Court – Warrant Officer Assistant
Hurst 101
Although summer is right around the corner, we’re still thinking about school! We’re
planning for our second installment of the
new citizen’s academy, which will begin this
fall. Our new citizen’s academy, Hurst 101,
just wrapped up the first session in March.
Seventeen participants “graduated” at a
City Council meeting and were recognized
for fulfilling the requirements and partici-
pating in this exciting new program.
This free 8-week program is designed to provide citizens with a better understanding of
the workings of our local government. Hurst
101 covers a wide range of topics, such as:
how the annual budget is developed; how
public safety resources are deployed; and
what the city does to promote and support the
local economy. The goal of Hurst 101 is to
better equip the community to fully participate in the process of building Hurst’s future.
Interested in joining the next class? Let
us know! Class sizes are limited. Email
us at ajohnson@hursttx.gov to receive
an application or for more information.
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Hurst
Public Library
library
901 Precinct Line Road
Phone: 817.788.7300
Read All About It!
Library Hours
Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday
10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
Tuesday & Thursday
10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m.
Or
VISIT THE LIBRARY ONLINE ANY TIME
Find us on Facebook
www.facebook.com/HurstPublicLibrary
Hurst Public Library
The place to go
when you need to know!
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Summer
Reading Club
May 28 July 31
Tasty Tuesdays
7:00 PM - A variety of programs for the whole family to enjoy together.
Tuesday, June 4
David Hira - Hocus Pocus~Reading is Magic!
Tuesday, June 11
Sweet Reads - Stories that are good enough to eat
Reading Is
So Delicious!
Tuesday, June 18
Sweet Eats - Cupcake decorating by Becky Hansen from Hot Chocolates
Tuesday, June 25
Puppet People - Three delicious puppet shows
Tuesday, July 2
Happy Birthday, USA - Celebrate the country’s birthday!
What’s cooking at the Library this summer? The Summer Reading Club! With three clubs—one for kids
6th grade and younger, one for teens in 7th through
12th grades, and one for adults of all ages - everyone
has the opportunity for reading fun and incentives,
too! Registration begins May 28 and all clubs continue through July 31 with special programs for all
ages starting in June. Come to the Library to register
or register online at www.hursttx.gov/library.
Tuesday, July 9
For those 17 years of age and younger: Register and
then read and log 15 hours of reading by the end of
the Summer Reading Club (9 p.m. on Wednesday,
July 31), and you’ll qualify for a ticket to the Texas
Rangers game on August 18th.
2:00 PM - 1st-6th graders
Wednesday, June 5
For those 12 years of age and younger in the children’s club: Register and then read and log 25
hours by the closing of the Reading Club (9 p.m. on
Wednesday, July 31), and you’ll qualify for a ticket
to any DFW performance of the Ringling Bros. and
Barnum & Bailey Circus.
Happy Birthday to YOU! - If you have a birthday this year, tonight is for you!
Tuesday, July 16
Pint Size Polka - Dancing fun for all to enjoy
Tuesday, July 23
Puppet People - Three more shows to tickle your appetite
Tuesday, July 30
Fun Food - Fun, healthy hints for back-to-school snacking by Esther White
What’s Cooking Wednesdays
Nancy’s Hands - Ventriloquism and comedy for good measure
Wednesday, June 12
Gerald Edmundson - Reading is Magic
Wednesday, June 19
Black Prairie Raptor Center - Predators with wings swoop into the Library
Wednesday, June 26
Boocoos the Clown - Where Do Clowns Come From?
Wednesday, July 3
Sandy Shrout - The Princess and the Pea—Puppet Style!
Wednesday, July 10
Critter Man - Squirm Factor—Live animals to make you, well, squirm!
Wednesday, July 17
Whirled on a String - Spintastic yoyos and tops
Wednesday, July 24
Mark Shelton - Strike, Scrape, and Shake Show
Youth Programs
Ongoing Activities
Toddler Time
Story Time
Chess Club
Ages 1-3 years
Ages 3-6 years
For elementary ages and up
Mondays and Thursdays
10:00-10:30 AM
Tuesdays
10:45-11:15 AM
Mondays
4:00-5:00 PM
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Monday Morsels
11:00 AM - Monday, June 10
For Kindergartners and younger
Brothers Gromm Puppets - A show cooked up with Hurst
readers in mind
library
Monday, Jnne 24
Puppet People - Three delicious puppet shows
Monday, July 8
Brett Roberts - Fairy Tale Magic
Monday, July 22
Puppet People - Three more shows to tickle your appetite
Second Helpings
Noon - Friday, June 28
Extra programming for the whole family to enjoy
Beneath the Surface - a live musical by the TCC Northeast
Players
Just Desserts
5:30-7:30 PM - Wednesday, July 31
All ages
Cones and Critters! - Start off by slurping snocones at the
Library to celebrate the delicious end of Summer Reading
Club. Then enjoy an after-hours experience at 6:30 when
Wildlife on the Move introduces animals that have made
Amazing Adaptations.
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Kids’ Programs
Babygarten
Pre-registration required
For children birth-18 months and an accompanying
caregiver
10:30-11:30 AM
Saturdays, June 15-July 20
Wednesdays, June 19-July 24
Babygarten is an educational curriculum
involving songs, rhymes and activities
that help babies with language acquisition
and pre-literacy skills. Space is limited,
so please register at 817-788-7302.
Adult & Family
Programs
Brown Bag Book Club
First Thursday of the month
Noon
Bring your lunch and join us for book
discussions in the Reading Alcove.
Check the library website, Facebook
page or call to find out what we’re
reading!
Teen Zone
Anime Club
Noon Masterworks
6:00-8:00 PM
Thursday, June 6
Thursday, July 11
If you enjoy anime—watching it and
talking about it—this is the place for
you! Add other teens that love anime,
too, just for fun! We will me making
and eating Candy Sushi!
Craft Night
6:30-8:00 PM
Thursday, June 20 - Printmaking
Thursday, July 18 - Artist Trading Cards
Come see what new crafts you can
make. All craft supplies will be
provided. Bring a friend!
Teen Saturday Afternoon
7:00 PM
MasterWorks Music Series is an ongoing
concert series funded by a grant from
the City of Hurst Hotel/Motel Tax
Fund in cooperation with Arts Council
Northeast. These free concerts are held
at 7:00 p.m. on the fourth Thursday of
each month at the Hurst Public Library.
Thursday, May 23
Texas Gypsies, jazz
Programs
for All Ages
7th - 12th graders
Masterworks at the Library
Evening Performances
Thursday, June 27
Mr. Blue Shoes, for kids of
all ages
Thursday, July 25
For Kids of All Ages
Russ Dorsey and the
Musicmakers
12:15 PM
Thursday, June 14
Eddie Coker
Thursday, August 22
Thursday, July 12
Texas Storybook Theatre
Blackfoot Caroline
Thursday, August 9
Biscuit Brothers
Family Movie Matinees
2:00 PM
Every Friday in June and July
Join us on Fridays to beat the heat
indoors and watch new release DVD
movies on the big screen in the library
program room. Free popcorn! Drinks
available for purchase in the Friends
Café or bring your own.
1:00-4:00 PM
Saturday, July 27
Enjoy an afternoon of zombies: watch
a zombie movie, eat zombie food, and
participate in zombie activities. School
is starting soon, so become a zombie
NOW!
Visit the Library Online Anytime!
www.hursttx.gov/library
View the iBistro catalog • Place items on hold • View your own record
Renew materials online • Home access to over 60 databases for research
Download eAudiobooks
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Senior
Center Hours
senior center
Open 5 days a week
Monday-Wednesday, 7:00 AM-7:00 PM
Thursday, 7:00 AM-9:00 PM
Friday, 7:00 AM-7:00 PM
Hurst
Senior
Center
Membership information
The new Hurst Senior Citizens Activities
Center is open to Seniors only, ages 55 and
over.
• Membership is required in order to attend and participate in the Senior Center. (Occasionally, we will offer special
programs that are open to the general
public.)
• Membership begins the day you register and pay, and ends one year from
that date. For example, if you register
•
•
and pay for your membership on February 1, your membership will expire
on January 31 of the following year.
Fees for the Senior Center are as
follows:
Hurst Residents - $20 per membership year. (Equivalent of about $1.67
per month)
Non-Residents - $80 per membership
year. (Equivalent of about $6.67 per
month)
• These fees include many free classes,
programs, and activities at the Senior
Center, and also include membership
in our state-of-the-art Fitness Center.
Some classes, programs, and activities
may require additional fees to cover
the cost of supplies, refreshments,
and/or instructor fees.
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Hurst Senior Center
Need to Know
The Senior Pipeline is the Center’s monthly newsletter and
calendar. It is full of information on Senior Center programs and
activities. The Senior Pipeline is not distributed by postal service.
The next month’s edition of the Senior Pipeline is available after
1:00 p.m. on the 3rd Thursday of the current month. You are
welcome to come by anytime during operating hours to get a copy.
Most programs and activities do require registration/sign up. Sign
ups begin on the first business day of each month at 8:30 a.m. and
continue throughout the month. Some classes and programs fill
up fast, so we encourage you to come in early to register for your
preferred activities.
Below you will find a list of some of our regular programs, classes,
groups, and activities:
• Fitness Programs
• Zumba Gold
• Tai Chi & Yoga
• Fit Start Exercise
• Line Dance, Belly Dance, Hawaiian Dance
• Personal Training
• DVD led group exercise classes
• Arts & Crafts
• Glass Fusion
• Quilting
• Beading & Glass Jewelry
• Painting and Drawing
• Ceramics
• Computer Classes
• General Overview for Beginning and Intermediate Users
• Email
• File Management
• Internet Usage
• Microsoft Word
• Groups
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Genealogy
Grief Support
“The Happy Hatters of Hurst”, Red Hat Society Chapter
Aircraft & Helicopter Science
Travel
The Senior Center hosts several Open Activities. There are no
fees or sign up required for Open Activities. See the Senior
Pipeline for day and time details so you can join in on the fun!
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Duplicate & Party Bridge
•
Dominoes, “42” and Chicken Foot
•
Mahjongg
•
Pinochle
•
Ping Pong
•
Billiards
•
Wii Games
The Senior Center has many monthly held activities. Dances are
held on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month at 7:00 p.m. Cost
is $5 at the door and it’s open to the public age 55+. There are two
opportunities for playing FREE Bingo each month. Potluck Bingo
is always on the 1st Thursday of the month. Members are asked
to bring a side dish or dessert to share. Bingo in the Afternoon
is on the 3rd Wednesday of the month and features great prizes
and light refreshments. We offer Breakfast Club and Movies &
Munchies once a month for only $3 per person. Space is limited
and the menu varies so check the Senior Pipeline for details.
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senior center
Senior Center Program Highlights
Lunch Program
The Senior Center offers a weekly meal
program called “A Quick Bite”. On
Tuesdays, for only $5 you get a cup of
the soup of the day, your choice of sandwich, a bag of chips, a pickle and your
choice of dessert. Grab a friend and stop
by the Senior Center for “A Quick Bite”!
The lunch program policies and details
are as follows:
• You must register at the front desk
for lunch and complete an “A Quick
Bite” menu selection slip. Payment
is expected at the time of registration. Registration can be made from
7:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m. on Mondays
and from 7:00-10:00 a.m. on Tuesdays. No reservations will be taken
after 10:00 a.m. No exceptions.
• The kitchen staff and volunteers
cannot take payments. Please pay
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for lunch at the front counter and
obtain a receipt. The receipt is only
valid for the date the lunch was purchased. No refunds or rain checks
for lunches will be issued.
Quantities may be limited and may
sell out before 10:00 a.m.
All meals are encouraged to be consumed on the premises. Taking food
home from the meal site is done at
your own risk. To go boxes are not
available.
Due to Health Code policies, personal food items cannot be held in
the kitchen refrigerators. Lunches
will be available for pick up on
Tuesdays between noon and 1:00
p.m. Lunches not picked up by 1:00
p.m. must be discarded.
Donor Board
Did you know that you can give to the
Senior Center Donation Fund? Donations are used to purchase non-budgeted items for the Senior Center. Donations are recognized through the Donor
Board located on the east side wall of
the building next to the staff offices. A
plaque inscribed with your choice of inscription (space limited) will be placed
on the board based on the following levels of donation:
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Bronze - $250
Silver - $500
Gold - $1,000
Platinum - $2,000+
For more information or to make a donation, contact the Senior Center Director,
Linda Rea at 817.788.7710
3rd Annual
Chili Cook-Off
& Tasting
This year’s Chili Cook Off & Tasting featured over 30
vendor participants and 7 members from our Senior
Center. While all the chili was tasty, our members voted
and selected the top three People’s Choice Winners. 3rd
Place went to members Paul and Carol Lee, 2nd Place
went to Parc Place Retirement with chili prepared by
chef Rene Gonti, and the winners of 1st Place were
members Kim and Randy Bouse. All winners received
an apron with the Hurst Senior Center Chili Cook Off
logo imprinted on the front.
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Senior
Pipeline
Events & Classes
Here are just a FEW of our upcoming special events – (You must
be a member to participate. Sign up and fees may be applicable.)
Pick up a copy of The Senior Pipeline,
the monthly newsletter, for more
information on Senior Center
programs and activities.
May 17, 9:30 AM
Carpool Tour of the Texas Civil War Museum
Take control of your health! Learn better ways to live with chronic conditions or take care of someone who has a chronic disease
like heart disease, diabetes, asthma and arthritis. This FREE
workshop includes snacks, prizes and interactive discussion.
Join us as we meet at the Senior Center, then head over to the
Texas Civil War Museum. With over 15,000 square feet of exhibits, it is the largest Civil War museum west of the Mississippi River. The museum consists of three separate galleries
that display a civil war collection, Victorian dress collection and
United Daughters of the Confederacy Texas Confederate collection. Admission is $6 per person. Please sign up in advance so
that carpooling arrangements can be better managed.
April 26, 10 AM – Noon
Document Shredding
June 14, 11:00 AM
Men’s Barbeque Lunch
Bring those piles of old documents to the Senior Center to be
shredded and securely recycled by First Shred. By participating
you will help save trees, water, landfill space, oil and electricity.
FREE!
Calling all men to come to the Senior Center for a fabulous BBQ
lunch featuring smoked brisket, baked beans, potato salad and
dessert. Following lunch, stick around for the monthly 9-ball
Pool Tournament. Lunch is $4, please sign up in advance.
2nd Wednesday of the Month, 2:00 PM
The Doctor’s Health Talk Series
June 28, 2:00 PM
Ice Cream Social
On the 2nd Wednesday of every month, the Senior Activities
Center will feature a special presentation by a Doctor from
North Hills Hospital. A variety of topics will be covered over the
course of this year. The May 8 talk is on “Women’s Health” and
the June 12th talk is on “Joint Pain & Muscular Atrophy.” Join
us each month for this FREE and informative series.
The weather is heating up outside, but come to the Senior Center and cool off! Various vendors from throughout the community will be here with plenty of ice cream for the tasting. Expect
everything from homemade to Blue Bell with all the toppings!
Please sign up. Event is FREE!
April 16-May 21, 10:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Better Choices, Better Health: Chronic Disease
Self-Managemet Workshop
May 10, 11:00 AM
Ladies Lunch & Accessory Swap
Ladies, we all have things in our drawers and closets that we
think are beautiful, but never wear. This is a great opportunity
to go through the fashion jewelry box, clean out the scarf drawer
and dig through our hats and handbags. Bring your beautiful, but
unwanted item with you to this special luncheon just for girls.
We will swap our accessories and have lots of fun! Lunch provided. $4 per person, please sign up in advance.
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Hurst Recreation Center & Pre-School Programs recreation
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Hurst
Recreation
Center
Forecast for summer: Temperatures in the 100’s, and 100’s of
opportunities for fitness and fun at the Hurst Recreation Center!
During the summer heat, you can keep your cool in the air-conditioned comfort of the Hurst Recreation Center. Come and enjoy our activities and programs: 100’s of classes, shooting hoops
with your friends, enjoying a game of racquetball or volleyball,
using the jogging/walking track to get some exercise, or working out in our state-of-the-art fitness center. Equipment used
to participate in basketball, volleyball, racquetball, walleyball,
and table tennis is available for check out, with your “Quality
of Life” Rec Card, at the front desk of the Recreation Center.
If fitness is your thing, there are many fitness classes to help
you reach all of your fitness goals. You can schedule a personal
training session with our personal trainers to formulate a cus-
tom-designed fitness plan, and our Fitness Center has all of the
equipment you will need to complete your workouts. The Cardio Room has a total of 10 treadmills, 9 elliptical crosstrainers,
and 2 lateral trainers, all of which have individual television
screens that will allow you to watch your favorite TV show while
you workout. You can also use your iPod to listen to your favorite music, or watch your favorite movies while using the treadmills and ellipticals. In addition, there are bikes, stairclimbers,
rowing machines, and seated crosstrainers available for cardio
workouts. Any complete fitness program includes a strength
training regiment, and we have an extensive selection of pinselectorized, and plate-loaded strength equipment, as well as
dumbbells, and flexibility equipment. For more information on
any of our activities or classes, contact the the Recreation Center 817.788.7325.
Our Commitment to Quality:
Your satisfaction is our goal. . .we strive to provide you with quality recreation programs and we take pride in making your recreation experience an enjoyable one. Join us this season for recreational, educational, and life-long learning opportunities. If you
are not completely satisfied with your recreational experience,
please call us at 817.788.7325 to share your concerns and suggestions for improvement. Thank you for choosing Hurst Parks
and Recreation.
Mission
Statement
The Hurst Recreation Division is dedicated to improving the quality of life for citizens of all
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ages by providing a variety of recreational activities, special events, facilities, and services that
encourage life-long learning, fitness and fun.
Awesome Twos (2 years)
3 Years & Younger
Mozart’s Twos (18 months-2 years)
Let’s get together and play! We will learn our
shapes and colors, create crafts and just have
a blast playing and learning at the same time!
(Supply Fee $10.)
Instructor: Dottie Nicholson
Can you imagine the beautiful music your
2-year old and their new friends will create with
musical instruments? They will play musical
instruments and games. (Supply Fee $5)
SUMMER I
M
9:00-9:45AM
4WKS
6/3
Let’s create wonderful works of art using paints,
paste, and colors! (Supply Fee $5)
Instructor: Mary Cassidy (Certified School Teacher)
SUMMER I
SUMMER I
M
13000-B
W
4WKS
6/3
$14
13005-A
M
4:30-5:00PM
4WKS
6/3
$14
9:30-10:00AM 4WKS
6/5
$14
13005-B
W
9:00-9:30AM
4WKS
6/5
$14
5:00-5:30PM
SUMMER II
SUMMER II
14000-A
M
14000-B
W
7/8
$14
14005-A
M
4:30-5:00PM
4WKS
7/8
$14
9:30-10:00AM 4WKS 7/10
$14
14005-B
W
9:00-9:30AM
4WKS
7/10
$14
5:00-5:30PM
4WKS
Little Painters (2-3 years)
Mom & Me Soccer (1-2 years)
Time to not only play with your tot, but
get some exercise as well! We will learn
the basics of soccer and how to make a
GOOOOOOOAAAAAALLLLL! (Tennis shoes
required.)
Instructor: Kourtnee Castillo
F
9:00-9:30AM
4WKS
6/7
$14
F
9:00-9:30AM
4WKS 7/12
$14
SUMMER II
14700-A
Happy Feet (2 years)
Let’s get those feet tapping and those bodies
moving! We will have fun with music and movement while working on the development of our
gross motor skills.
SUMMER I
13095-A
F
9:00-9:30AM
4WKS
6/7
$14
F
9:00-9:30AM
4WKS 7/12
$14
SUMMER II
Colors and Shapes (2-3 years)
M
10:00-10:30AM 4WKS
6/3
$14
M
9:45-10:15AM 4WKS
7/8
$14
SUMMER II
9:00-9:30AM
4WKS
7/8
$14
M
11:30-12:15PM 4WKS
6/3
$15
Little Princess (3-6 years)
Calling all princesses of the royal kingdom! We
will learn while having fun dressing up, role playing, listening to music and creating crafts. (Supply
Fee $5.)
SUMMER II
14111-A
M
11:30-12:15PM 4WKS
7/8
$15
All Aboard! (3-6 years)
All aboard!! Calling all conductors to climb
aboard as we play trains! We will have all kinds
of fun learning about trains through play time,
stories, and crafts. (Supply Fee $10.)
SUMMER II
TH
10:45-11:30AM 4WKS
7/11
$15
Pirate John La Foot Adventures (3-6 years)
ARG! Do you like adventure? Come turn into
a pirate while we have fun and develop our fine
motor skills at the same time. (Supply Fee $5)
SUMMER I
3 Years & Older
13888-A
Fairy Fun (3-6 years)
SUMMER I
13110-A
T
10:30-11:15AM 4WKS
6/4
$15
T
10:30-11:15AM 4WKS
7/9
$15
SUMMER II
Do you love capes, masks, and saving those in
peril? We will create a cape, mask, and headband
while learning good citizenship and manner skills.
We will save the world! (Supply Fee $10)
SUMMER I
T
11:30-12:15PM 4WKS
6/4
T
11:30-12:15PM 4WKS
4WKS
6/4
$15
14888-A
T
9:00-9:45AM
4WKS
7/9
$15
Preschool
& Youth
Programs:
7/9
With your child’s best interest in mind, we
ask that parents not remain in the classroom
after the class begins. Our instructors
have found that their quality of instruction
is affected by parental distractions and
interruptions.
$15
SUMMER II
14075-A
9:00-9:45AM
Just a couple of reminders…
NEW! Caped Crusaders (3-6 years)
13075-A
T
SUMMER II
Do you love fairies? We will create a magic wand,
tutu, headband, and jewlery while learning good
manner skills. We will have a special fairy adventure! (Supply Fee $10)
14110-A
Let’s learn about all the colors of the rainbow
and the shapes that surround us!
(Supply Fee $10.)
M
14333-A
13100-A
14444-A
SUMMER I
SUMMER II
13700-A
14240-A
We’ll create masterpieces using finger paints,
stencils, sponges, and even rocks! (Supply Fee
$5.)
13333-A
SUMMER I
14095-A
$15
NEW! Leap Into Paint (18 months-2 years)
13000-A
Do you have super powers? We will learn what it
takes to be a super hero. We will play together and
learn through stories, crafts, and super hero challenges. (Supply Fee $10)
SUMMER I
13090-A
NEW! Super Heros (3-6 years)
www.hursttx.gov :: ph 817.788.7325 :: fax 817.282.7081
Pre-School
Programs
$15
In order to provide the best learning
environment, children 3-5 years must be
toilet trained.
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Monster Mash (3-6 years)
Hands on Math (3-5 years)
Pre-School Programs
recreation
Let’s get ready for summer! We’ll play and learn about different
“monsters” through crafts, stories, and songs. We’ll have monster
treats at the last class. (Supply Fee $10)
SUMMER I
SUMMER II
14200-A
TH
9:45-10:30AM
Let’s learn numbers the fun way! We will learn to add, subtract, and
count. We will also use musical instruments to help us have fun while
learning! (Supply Fee $5)
4WKS
7/11
$15
When Dinosaurs Roamed (3-6 years)
13205-A
14205-A
Do you LOVE dinosaurs? Come learn about all of the different dinosaurs that roamed our great State of Texas! We will have a great time
learning through games, crafts, and stories. (Supply Fee $5.)
M
9:45-10:15AM
4WKS
6/3
$14
M
9:45-10:15AM
4WKS
7/8
$14
SUMMER II
Let’s Paint (3-5 years)
We’ll create masterpieces using finger paints, stencils, sponges, and
even rocks! (Supply Fee $5.)
SUMMER II
14666-A
F
9:45-10:30AM
4WKS
7/12
$15
13115-A
Space Camp (3-5 years)
Come see how our world has changed through the space age. We will
conduct experiments that relate to space. We will also learn about
astronauts, space crafts, and the planets. We will explore space life
and the physics of rockets!! (Supply Fee $5)
SUMMER I
13025-A
TH
9:00-9:45AM
4WKS
6/6
$15
SUMMER II
14025-A
TH
9:00-9:45AM
4WKS
7/11
$15
SUMMER I
F
9:45-10:30AM
4WKS
6/7
$15
Come one, come all to the big sounds of letters. You will learn
pre-reading skills through games and activities that teach phonics.
(Supply Fee $5)
SUMMER I
9:00-9:45AM
4WKS
6/3
$15
M
9:00-9:45AM
4WKS
7/8
$15
14115-A
$14
TH
9:00-9:30AM
4WKS
7/11
$14
Let’s Draw Ocean Animals (3-6 years)
Calling all kids! Come explore your creative side by creating your
very own watercolors of ocean themed subjects. You will learn about
color combinations and different applications. (Supply List)
13895-A
14895-B
T
9:45-10:30AM
4WKS
6/4
$15
T
9:45-10:30AM
4WKS
7/9
$15
Messy on Purpose (3-6 years)
Do you like making a mess? Let’s do it together! We will make a mess
with homemade clay, shaving cream, and pudding, just to name a few.
(Supply Fee $10.)
14350-A
M
10:30-11:15AM
4WKS
7/8
$15
Summer Crafts (3-6 years)
Come create some summer fun in this crafty class. We will make a
t-shirt along with other projects this summer. (Supply Fee $10)
SUMMER I
13055-A
Phonics Fun - Step II (3-5 years)
Ready for more phonics? Come take the next step of Phonics Fun and
learn some more! (Supply Fee $5)
M
10:15-11:00AM
4WKS
M
10:45-11:15AM
4WKS
6/3
$14
Creative Healthy Chef (3-5 years)
Calling all pre-schoolers to the kitchen for some fun! Come learn how
to create a healthy breakfast, lunch, and dinner. (Supply Fee $10)
SUMMER I
SUMMER I
6/3
$15
SUMMER II
14035-A
6/6
M
SUMMER II
13035-A
4WKS
SUMMER II
Phonics Fun - Step I (3-5 years)
14030-A
9:00-9:30AM
SUMMER II
Do you think about the world of science while in the kitchen? Science
is all around us and we’ll explore science in the kitchen!
(Supply Fee $10.)
13030-A
TH
SUMMER II
SUMMER I
Kitchen Science (3-6 years)
13200-A
SUMMER I
13170-A
M
11:15-Noon
4WKS
6/3
$15
13170-B
M
12:15-1:00PM
4WKS
6/3
$15
14170-A
M
11:15-Noon
4WKS
7/8
$15
14170-B
M
12:15-1:00PM
4WKS
7/8
$15
SUMMER II
M
10:15-11:00AM
4WKS
7/8
$15
Cooking for Fun (3-6 years)
Let’s learn about different foods and how to prepare them for us to enjoy! (Supply Fee $10.)
13250-A
F
10:45-11:30AM 4WKS
6/7
$15
Gross Out Foods (3-6 years)
SUMMER II
F
10:45-11:30AM 4WKS 7/12
$15
Hot Wheelers (3-6 years)
SUMMER I
Instructor: LaTisha Clay
TH
9:45-10:30AM 4WKS
6/6
$15
TH
10:45-11:30AM 4WKS
6/6
$15
SUMMER I
13065-A
Ballet for Tots (3-5 years)
F Noon-12:30PM
4WKS 6/7
$14
F Noon-12:30PM
4WKS 7/12
$14
SUMMER II
In this class your tot will become familiar with
basic barre and center work. We will also work
on counting, tempo, distinguishing our right
from our left, and other foundational dance
concepts. (Ballet shoes required.)
14065-A
Tiny Dancer (3-7 years)
Your tiny dancer will learn tap, ballet, and
rhythmic movements. (Ballet and tap shoes are
required.)
Instructor: Sherrie Longino
13180-A
F
11:30-Noon
4WKS
6/7
$14
13180-B
F
12:30-1:00PM
4WKS
6/7
$14
13180-C
F
1:00-1:30PM
4WKS
6/7
$14
14180-A
F
11:30-Noon
4WKS 7/12
$14
14180-B
F
12:30-1:00PM
4WKS 7/12
$14
14180-C
F
1:00-1:30PM
4WKS 7/12
$14
SUMMER II
SUMMER I
13140-A
SUMMER I
Vroom! Vroom! Calling all car enthusiasts for a
fun time playing, crafting, stories, and games all
about cars!
Taps for Tots (3-5 years)
In this class your tot will become familiar with
many of the single sound tap moves. We will
also work on counting, tempo, distinguishing our
right from our left, and other foundational dance
concepts. (Tap shoes required.)
13222-A
Some food looks too gross to eat, but what if
you made food that looked gross on purpose?
How about we make some Monster Fingers and
Brains Salad? Yum! (Supply Fee $10)
14654-A
Do you like watching those creepy critters in
your backyard? We will learn all about insects
and even conduct some live inspections of specimens. (Supply Fee $5.)
SUMMER I
(3-4 years)
13060-A
F Noon-12:30PM
4WKS 6/7
$14
(5-7 years)
13060-B
S
9:40-10:10AM 4WKS
6/8
$14
S
9:05-9:35AM
4WKS 7/13
$14
S
9:40-10:10AM 4WKS 7/13
$14
SUMMER II
(3-4 years)
14060-A
(5-7 years)
14060-B
SUMMER I
Bugs, Bugs, Bugs (3-6 years)
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NEW! Little Tyke Football (4-6 years)
Do you like watching football with your family? Come on out and
learn the basics of flag football. (Athletic shoes required)
Instructor: Andy Kralik
Pre-School Programs recreation
SUMMER I
13190-A
T
9:00-9:30AM
4WKS
6/4
$14
T
9:00-9:30AM
4WKS
7/9
$14
SUMMER II
14190-A
Dribbling, passing, and shooting are all part of the basics of basketball. Let’s give it a try! (Athletic shoes required)
SUMMER I
9:00-9:30AM
4WKS
6/6
$14
TH
9:00-9:30AM
4WKS
7/11
$14
Instructor: Dotie Nicholson
13045-A
T
2:30-3:30PM
1DAY
6/18
$20
Fairy Princess Party (3-6 years)
This party is for Fairy Princesses only! We’ll play, create a craft, have
a snack, and tell stories about Fairies. (Dress up clothes and wings
will be provided.)
SUMMER I
13825-A
NEW! Little Tyke T-Ball (4-6 years)
Grab your glove and tennis shoes to give t-ball a go. We will work on
the basics of t-ball. (Athletic shoes required)
SUMMER I
T 10:00-10:30AM
4WKS
6/4
$14
7/9
$14
SUMMER II
T
2:30-3:30PM
1DAY
6/11
$20
Under the Sea Party (3-6 years)
Jelly fishing anyone? Come join Patrick and Sponge Bob for fun
games and snacks! (Snack included.)
14555-A
13777-A
T
SUMMER II
14777-A
Arg! Calling all pirates!! We’ll play pirate games and even walk the
plank!
TH
SUMMER II
14335-A
Yo Ho Yo Ho Pirate’s Party (3-6 years)
SUMMER I
NEW! Little Tyke Basketball (4-6 years)
13335-A
One-Time Classes
10:00-10:30AM
4WKS
GGGOOOAAALLL! You will get your feet running and learn the
basics of the world’s most popular sport. (Athletic shoes required)
Instructor: Kourtnee Castillo
13600-B
F
9:30-10:00AM
13600-D
F
10:00-10:30AM
Do you like Dora and Diego? Come explore with us through music,
crafts, and games. (Snack included.)
SUMMER II
14045-A
W 5:00-5:30PM
14600-B
F
9:30-10:00AM
W 5:30-6:00PM
14600-D
F
10:00-10:30AM
2:30-3:30PM
1DAY
7/23
$20
6/5
$14
4WKS
6/7
$14
SUMMER I
4WKS
6/5
$14
4WKS
6/7
$14
4WKS
7/10
$14
4WKS
7/12
$14
4WKS
7/10
$14
4WKS
7/12
$14
(5-6 years)
14600-C
T
4WKS
SUMMER II
(3-4 years)
14600-A
$20
Explorer Friends (3-6 years)
23333-A
W 5:30-6:00PM
7/9
Ready to create cool projects? We’ll create a lei, t-shirt, and more!
(All supplies provided.)
(5-6 years)
13600-C
1DAY
Summer Crafts (6-12 years)
SUMMER I
(3-4 years)
W 5:00-5:30PM
2:30-3:30PM
Little Tyke Soccer (4-6 years)
13600-A
T
T
2:30-3:30PM
1DAY
6/25
$20
Ceramics (6-12 years)
We’ll skip the greenware and move straight to the bisque stage. You
will chose from several different pieces to paint through dry brushing.
(All supplies provided.)
SUMMER II
24190-A
T
2:30-3:30PM
1DAY
7/16
$20
Camps
Ready for Kindergarten Camp (4-5 years)
Are you starting Kindergarten in the fall or looking to try out our
popular Kindergarten Prep Program? Here’s your chance with our
Ready for Kindergarten Camp! The camp will feature all of the components of the year-long program, but on a half day schedule with the
goal to help each child develop a love of learning in a safe and caring
environment. The children will be exposed to reading, writing, math,
and science. (Supply fee $10)
Instructor: Anne Stokes (Experienced and Certified School Teacher - B.S. in
Education in Elementary Education and a minor in Early Childhood Education and
Reading.)
SUMMER II
14040-A
M-TH 8:30-11:30AM
4WKS
7/8
$149
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Please
Remember
With your child’s best interest
in mind, we ask that parents not
remain in the classroom after the
class begins. Our instructors have
found that their quality of instruction is affected by parental distrations and interruptions.
Summer Arts Camp (6-12 years)
The City of Hurst and the Arts Council of
Northeast Tarrant County (ARTSNET) present
Summer with the Arts for Ages 6 to 12!
This unique program brings all the arts to you,
featuring a different type of art each week. (Featured arts may be a fine art such as painting,
acting, or event music. Please bring a snack for
the Summer I session and a sack dinner for the
Summer II session.)
Instructors: provided by ARTS Council Northeast
Power up your engineering skills with Play-Well
TEKnologies and over 100,000 pieces of LEGO!
Kids apply real world concepts in physics,
engineering, and architecture through projects
designed by engineers. Instructors provide tools
for students to take their creations further.
Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies
SUMMER II
24015-A M-F
SUMMER I
23600-A M-F
9:00-Noon
3WKS
6/3
$55
5:00-8:00PM
3WKS
7/8
$55
SUMMER II
24600-A M-TH
Lego Camp - Pre-Engineering with Lego
(5-7 years)
Let your imagination run wild with over
100,000 pieces of LEGO! In this fun filled,
creative class, kids learn building techniques
that help make their ideas happen!
Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies
SUMMER II
24010-A
Lego Camp - Engineering Fundamentals
with Lego (8-12 years)
M-F
9:00-Noon 1WK 7/22-26
$155
1:00-4:00PM 1WK 7/22-26
$155
Discover how science moves the world around
you! This camp covers multiple areas of
science, from biology, to engineering, to
chemistry. Campers build bridges and other
structures one day, then build a camera obscura
the next. They dissect owl pellets, grow crystal
gardens, and so much more! Each day of
camp includes activities where campers create
amazing things to take home with them. We
will have 2 instructors in each camp. One will
focus on the 6-9 yr olds and one will focus on
the 10-12 yr olds to enhance the experience that
your child has.
Instructor: Mad Science of Dallas & Fort Worth
SUMMER I
1:00-4:00PM 1WK 6/17-21
Learn all about the use of robotics in our world
today and how technology will continue to affect
our future! Campers will check out sound
sensing robots, line tracking robots, amphibious
robots, and even robots that play soccer. They
will delve into the science of circuits and
sensors. Over the course of the camp, they will
build their very own working robot to take home!
(Supply Fee $25 for your working robot!)
SUMMER II
24000-A M-F
NEW! Moving with Science (7-12 years)
23000-A M-F
NEW! Robot Mania (7-11 years)
$155
1:00-4:00PM 1WK 7/15-19
$155
NEW! Rocket Ride to Space (6-10 years)
Blast-off your knowledge of aerodynamics
and flight! This camp is an intense, exciting
study on rockets. Campers build their very
own rockets and planes. They experiment with
different kinds of propulsion systems. And they
definitely launch and recover rockets! Each
day of camp includes activities where campers
create amazing things to take home with them.
SUMMER II
24020-A M-F
1:00-4:00PM 1WK
8/5-9
$155
Pre-School & Youth Programs recreation
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NEW! Babysitter Training (11-15 years)
Are you ready to start babysitting? This class will help you to be
prepared to babysit with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely
and responsibly give care for children and infants. You will also develop leadership skills, learn how to develop a babysitting business,
keep yourself and others safe and help children behave. We will learn
about basic child care and basic first aid.
Instructor: Martha Terry/Williams CPR and First Aid (Certified American Red
Cross Instructor)
S
9:05-4:05PM
1DAY
6/8
$75
S
9:05-4:05PM
1DAY
7/13
$75
SUMMER II
24025-A
In this class you will perform basic barre and center work. We will
also work on technique, phrasing, timing, and other foundational
dance concepts. (Ballet slippers required)
SUMMER I
23140-A
F
2:00-2:30PM
4WKS
6/7
$14
F
2:00-2:30PM
4WKS
7/12
$14
SUMMER II
24140-A
SUMMER I
23025-A
Ballet (5-10 years)
Tap (5-10 years)
In this class you will learn the basics of tap dancing. We will also
work on technique, phrasing, timing, and other foundational dance
concepts. (Tap shoes required)
Youth
Programs
SUMMER I
23160-A
F
2:30-3:00PM
4WKS
6/7
$14
F
2:30-3:00PM
4WKS
7/12
$14
SUMMER II
24160-A
3-in-1 Dance Combo Class
(8-19 years)
Are you looking for a class that has it all? You will get a taste of
ballet, tap, and jazz all in the same class! (Ballet, tap, and jazz shoes
required.)
Jazz (5-10 years)
In this class you will learn the basics of jazz dancing. We will also
work on technique, phrasing, timing, and other foundational dance
concepts. (Sneakers required)
Instructor: Sherri Longino
SUMMER I
SUMMER I
(8-12 years)
23300-A
23150-A
S
10:15-11:15AM
4WKS
6/8
$16
S
11:20-12:20PM
4WKS
6/8
$16
S
10:15-11:15AM
4WKS
7/13
$16
S
11:20-12:20PM
4WKS
7/13
$16
(12-19 years)
23300-B
24150-A
SUMMER II
(8-12 years)
24300-A
(12-19 years)
24300-B
F
3:00-3:30PM
4WKS
6/7
$14
F
3:00-3:30PM
4WKS
7/12
$14
SUMMER II
Hip Hop Dance (5-10 years)
SUMMER I
F
3:30-4:00PM
4WKS 6/7
$14
SUMMER II
F
3:30-4:00PM
4WKS 7/12
$14
Yes, you can draw! You will draw castles,
knights, and even dragons using drawing pencils, colors, and paper. (Supply list)
SUMMER I
T
12:30-1:15PM
TH 10:30-11:15PM
4WKS
6/4
$15
4WKS
6/6
$15
4WKS
7/9
$15
4WKS
7/11
$15
SUMMER II
24005-A
24005-B
23090-A
W
12:30-1:15PM
T
12:30-1:15PM
TH 10:30-11:15PM
23090-B
F
24090-A
W
6/5
$15
6/7
$15
F
23222-A
M
10:00-10:50AM 4WKS
6/3
$14
23222-B
T
1:00-1:50PM
4WKS
6/4
$14
23222-C
W 10:00-10:50AM 4WKS
6/5
$14
24222-A
M
10:00-10:50AM 4WKS
7/8
$14
24222-B
T
1:00-1:50PM
7/9
$14
24222-C
W 10:00-10:50AM 4WKS 7/10
$14
SUMMER II
4WKS 7/10
$15
(9-12 years - Supply List)
24090-B
Are you a young painter who needs inspiration?
Join us to explore the basics of color and painting while practicing on some creative projects.
(Supply Fee $10)
SUMMER I
4WKS
10:45-11:30AM 4WKS
12:30-1:15PM
Young Artist - Painters (6-12 years)
Instructor: : Kelly Watkins (Certified School Teacher)
SUMMER II
Medieval Drawing 101 (5-12 years)
23005-B
24070-A
23005-A
Yes, you can draw! You will develop your fine
motor skills by putting your creativity to work
through drawing.
SUMMER I
23070-A
Yes, You Can Draw! (5-12 years)
10:45-11:30AM 4WKS 7/12
$15
4WKS
Young Artist - 3-D (6-12 years)
Let’s Paint - Ocean Animals (5-12 years)
Calling all kids! Come explore your creative side
by creating your very own watercolors of ocean
themed subjects. You will learn about color
combinations and different applications. (Supply
Fee $10)
Do you enjoy creating with paper and clay? We
will learn the basics of sculpture through clay
projects, 3-D paper crafting, and foam. (Supply
Fee $15)
SUMMER I
SUMMER I
23666-A
M
Noon-12:50PM
4WKS
6/3
$14
23666-B
T
3:00-3:50PM
4WKS
6/4
$14
23666-C
W Noon-12:50PM
4WKS
6/5
$14
24666-A
M
Noon-12:50PM
4WKS
7/8
$14
24666-B
T
3:00-3:50PM
4WKS
7/9
$14
24666-C
W Noon-12:50PM
4WKS 7/10
$14
23118-A
W
10:00-10:50AM 4WKS
6/5
$15
W
10:00-10:50AM 4WKS 7/10
$15
SUMMER II
24118-A
SUMMER II
In this class you will learn the basics of hiphop dancing. We will also work on technique,
phrasing, timing, and other foundational dance
concepts. (Sneakers required)
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Young Artists Explore Texture (6-12 years)
Youth Programs recreation
Join us to explore the basics of texture to help stimulate creativity.
Our activities will include: sunflowers, treasure maps, paper weaving,
and repousse. (Supply Fee $15)
Chemistry Fun 101 (5-12 years)
Ever wonder about how scientists figure things out? They use chemistry to study the properties and interactions of different forms of
matter. Come see how home chemistry defines our world! (Supply Fee
$8)
SUMMER I
23444-A
M 11:00-11:50AM
4WKS
6/3
$14
23444-B
T
4WKS
6/4
$14
23444-C
W 11:00-11:50AM
4WKS
6/5
$14
24444-A
M 11:00-11:50AM
4WKS
7/8
$14
24444-B
T
4WKS
7/9
$14
24444-C
W 11:00-11:50AM
4WKS
7/10
$14
2:00-2:50PM
SUMMER II
2:00-2:50PM
SUMMER I
23555-A
24555-A
(5-8 years)
(9-12 years)
4WKS
6/5
$15
W
11:00-11:45AM
4WKS
7/10
$15
Come get messy with papier mache and create your very own mask
and frame. (Supply Fee $6)
SUMMER I
W
11:45-12:30PM
4WKS
6/5
$15
W
11:45-12:30PM
4WKS
7/10
$15
It’s time to relive the groovy times of tie-dye! You will create your
own unique t-shirt and bandanas! (Supply Fee $10)
SUMMER I
TH
11:15-Noon
4WKS
6/6
$15
TH
11:15-Noon
4WKS
7/11
$15
SUMMER II
24040-A
Like to pamper yourself? We’ll learn how to make our own soap, lotions, and body scrubs! (Supply Fee $10)
$15
F
9:45-10:30AM
4WKS
6/7
$15
F
9:00-9:45AM
4WKS
6/7
$15
24050-A
F
9:45-10:30AM
4WKS
7/12
$15
24050-B
F
9:00-9:45AM
4WKS
7/12
$15
Jr. Chefs (7+ years)
Let’s get together and make some great recipes from scratch! We will
learn how to read and follow a recipe to create tasty dishes! (Supply
Fee $10.)
M
1:15-2:00PM
4WKS
6/3
$15
SUMMER II
M
SUMMER I
F
11:30-12:15PM
4WKS
6/7
$15
Gross Out Foods (7+ years)
Some food looks too gross to eat, but what if you made food that
looked gross on purpose? How about we make some Monster Fingers
and Brains Salad? Yum! (Supply Fee $10)
SUMMER II
24145-A
F
11:30-12:15PM
4WKS
7/12
$15
1:15-2:00PM
4WKS
We will learn basic sewing techniques by hand and by machines. We
will also learn how to select and sew by using a pattern. (Supply Fee
$15, and includes all supplies except for scissors.)
SUMMER I
24130-A
7/11
Sewing Club - I (7+ years)
Girl’s Spa (6-12 years)
23130-A
4WKS
SUMMER II
23145-A
Tie-Dye Fun (6-12 years)
23040-A
9:45-10:30AM
SUMMER II
24100-A
TH
(9-12 years)
Paper Mache (6-12 years)
23100-A
$15
(5-8 years)
SUMMER II
24065-A
23050-A
23050-B
11:00-11:45AM
6/6
Instructor: Keely Castillo
SUMMER I
W
4WKS
Explore different art projects from drawing to shading, sculpting,
water coloring and much more! (Supply Fee $5)
Using salt dough, we will create sea creatures from land or sea. Soon,
you will create a menagerie! (Supply Fee $6)
23065-A
9:45-10:30AM
Basic Art (5-12 years)
Salt Dough 101 (6-12 years)
SUMMER I
TH
SUMMER II
7/8
$15
SUMMER I
23420-A
T
9:00-10:00AM
4WKS
6/4
$16
T
9:00-10:00AM
4WKS
7/9
$16
SUMMER II
24420-A
Sewing Club - II (7+ years)
SUMMER I
TH 10:00-10:30AM
4WKS 6/6
$14
T
10:15-11:15AM 4WKS
6/4
$16
T
10:15-11:15AM 4WKS
7/9
$16
Athletics 101 (5-10 years)
Let’s get moving this summer with Athletics!
We will follow a typical PE format including
individual skills as well as team interaction.
(Athletic shoes required.)
24133-A
TH 10:00-10:30AM
4WKS 7/11
$14
Soccer Skills (7-12 years)
Instructor: : Kourtnee Castillo
SUMMER I
23500-A
W
6:00-6:30PM
4WKS
6/5
$14
23500-B
F
10:30-11:00AM 4WKS
6/7
$14
24500-A
W
6:00-6:30PM
4WKS 7/10
$14
24500-B
F
10:30-11:00AM 4WKS 7/12
$14
11:30-Noon
4WKS
6/4
$14
T
11:30-Noon
4WKS
7/9
$14
SUMMER II
24710-A
Do you like watching football with your family?
Come on out and learn the basics of flag football. (Athletic shoes required)
SUMMER I
23113-A
T 9:30-10:00AM
4WKS 6/4
$14
T 9:30-10:00AM
4WKS 7/9
$14
SUMMER II
24113-A
Basketball 101 (7-11 years)
Girls Volleyball Beginners Basics (8-12 years)
Do you have an interest in playing volleyball?
We will learn the basics to get you started.
(Athletic shoes required.)
Instructor: : Kourtnee Castillo
SUMMER I
23035-A
W 6:30-7:00PM
23035-B
F
4WKS
6/5
$14
11:00-11:30AM 4WKS
6/7
$14
4WKS 7/10
$14
11:00-11:30AM 4WKS 7/12
$14
Dribbling, passing, and shooting are all part
of the basics of basketball. Let’s give it a try!
(Athletic shoes required)
24035-A
W 6:30-7:00PM
24035-B
F
ITF - Tae Kwon Do (5+ years)
23101-A
TH 9:30-10:00AM
4WKS 6/6
$14
4WKS 7/11
$14
SUMMER II
24101-A
TH
9:30-10:00AM
ITF-Tae Kwon Do is the only original and traditional Korean Tae Kwon Do in D/FW. You will
increase your flexibility, physical fitness, self
defense, self control, discipline, stress relief,
self esteem, and concentration.
Instructor: Jonathan Nguyen/Bart Powell (member of
ITF-Unified and Grandmaster Van Binh)
9:05-10:05AM 4WKS
6/8
$28
10:05-11:05AM 4WKS
6/8
$28
9:05-10:05AM 4WKS 7/13
$28
10:05-11:05AM 4WKS 7/13
$28
(Advanced Belts)
23700-B
S
SUMMER I
Tri-Cities
Promenadors:
Did you know that the Tri-Cities
Promenadors offer Square Dance
lessons at the Brookside Center on
Tuesday nights from 7:30-9:30 p.m.?
Drop by and give it a try!
(White and Yellow Belts)
24700-A
S
(Advanced Belts)
24700-B
S
4WKS
9:05-10:00AM
4WKS
23900-A
M
6:00-7:00PM
4WKS
S
9:05-10:00AM
4WKS
M
6:00-7:00PM
4WKS
S
9:05-10:00AM
4WKS
M
6:00-7:00PM
4WKS
S
9:05-10:00AM
4WKS
5/6
$35
$14
6/3
$35
$14
7/1
$35
$14
August
8/5
$35
$14
Family Judo, a Parent and Child(ren)
Opportunity (4+ years)
Here’s a great family activity to not only exercise, but also work together as a team. You and
your child will partner up and learn some judo
basics while having a great time. The instructor,
Ron Stokes, has 57 years of active Judo experience as a coach and competitor.
Instructor: Ron Stokes
SUMMER II
24800-A
W
6:00-6:50PM
4WKS 7/10
$16
Intro to Judo (12+ years)
Are you interested in learning judo, but are
not sure if it is right for you? Here is your opportunity to give judo a try in a low intensity
environment. We will work on the very basics
to give you a taste of what judo is all about. The
instructor, Ron Stokes, has 57 years of active
Judo experience as a coach and competitor.
24998-A T/TH 10:00-11:00AM 4WKS
(White and Yellow Belts)
S
6:00-7:00PM
S
SUMMER II
SUMMER I
23700-A
M
June
23900-C
SUMMER II
SUMMER I
May
23900-B
SUMMER II
Football Basics (7-12 years)
USA Judo International Coach)
July
SUMMER I
T
Judo has been an Olympic sport since 1964.
Here is your chance to learn the sport of Judo
from a 9-time National medal winner. Judo will
not only increase your fitness level, but also
increase your confidence and discipline. This is
an on-going monthly class.
22900-B
Are you looking to improve your soccer skills?
Grab your athletic shoes and ball, and let’s get
started! We will go over your basic skills and
begin working on more advanced skills. (Athletic shoes required.)
Instructor: Tammy Slovensky
23710-A
Olympic Sport of Judo (6-12 years)
Instructor: Kim Mesa (5th degree black belt and certified
SUMMER II
SUMMER II
24430-A
Do you like all of the sports? How about All
Sports Fun where we will play a different sport
each week? (Athletic shoes required)
23133-A
SUMMER I
23430-A
NEW! All Sports Fun (5-8 years)
7/9
$18
Now that you have taken Sewing Club I, let’s
learn MORE! We’ll expand what you already
know and learn additional skills. (Supply Fee
$15, and includes all supplies except for scissors.)
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Youth & Gymnastics Programs recreation
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Help Us
Help You!
Please enroll early!
Help us keep your favorite classes
around by enrolling early.
There is a point when classes
must be cancelled due to low
enrollment. Help us prevent course
cancellations by registering early.
Karate/Self-Defense (5-15 years)
Several forms of martial arts have been blended into a practical
system of self-defense designed to combat various situations. You will
learn how to handle situations both physically and mentally. Fees for
belt testing and uniforms are paid to the instructor.
Instructor: Bob Klavitter
SUMMER I
(Beginner 8-15 years)
23111-A
M
6:00-8:00PM
4WKS
6/3
$34
4:00-5:00PM
4WKS
6/3
$34
5:00-6:00PM
4WKS
6/3
$34
6:00-8:00PM
4WKS
7/8
$34
4:00-5:00PM
4WKS
7/8
$34
5:00-6:00PM
4WKS
7/8
$34
23111-B
MW
(Advanced 8-15 years)
23111-C
MW
SUMMER II
24111-A
M
24111-B
MW
(Advanced 8-15 years)
24111-C
MW
NEW! Zumbatomic (8-16 years)
Instructor: Behka Hartmann (Certified Fitness Instructor)
SUMMER I
23400-A
TTH 11:00-11:45AM 4WKS
6/4
$24
7/9
$24
SUMMER II
24400-B
Here’s a class that introduces your child to the
basic motor skills for tumbling and acquaints
tots with the gymnastics equipment.
SUMMER I
Your tot will strengthen motor skills and
enhance their coordination while learning
tumbling skills and the use of all gymnastics
equipment.
SUMMER I
33030-A
M
10:00-10:30AM 4WKS
6/3
$14
33030-B
T
10:00-10:30AM 4WKS
6/4
$14
33030-C
W
10:00-10:30AM 4WKS
6/5
$14
33030-D
W
4WKS
6/5
$14
11:30-Noon
Instructor: Kathryn Cassidy
TTH 11:00-11:45AM 4WKS
Gymnastics
Programs
33030-E
M
9:00-9:30AM
4WKS
6/3
$14
33030-F
T
9:00-9:30AM
4WKS
6/4
$14
33030-G
W
9:00-9:30AM
4WKS
6/5
$14
33030-H
33030-I
A fun class for you and your child to build a
growing relationship through the learning of
basic motor skills, tumbling, and coordination.
One child per parent.
SUMMER I
33040-A
M
9:30-10:00AM
4WKS
6/3
$14
33040-B
M
11:30-Noon
4WKS
6/3
$14
33040-C
T
9:30-10:00AM
4WKS
6/4
$14
33040-D
W 9:30-10:00AM
4WKS
6/5
$14
Instructor: Miranda Slovensky
33040-E
T
6:30-7:00PM
4WKS
6/4
$14
33040-F
TH
7:00-7:30PM
4WKS
6/6
$14
33040-G
M
10:30-11:00AM 4WKS
6/3
$14
33040-H
T
10:30-11:00AM 4WKS
6/4
$14
33040-I
T
6:00-6:30PM
4WKS
6/4
$14
33040-J
W
10:30-11:00AM 4WKS
6/5
$14
33040-K
TH
10:30-11:00AM 4WKS
6/6
$14
33040-L
TH
Noon-12:30PM
6/6
$14
SUMMER II
34040-A
M
9:30-10:00AM
4WKS
7/8
$14
34040-B
M
11:30-Noon
4WKS
7/8
$14
34040-C
T
9:30-10:00AM
4WKS
7/9
$14
34040-D
W 9:30-10:00AM
4WKS 7/10
$14
34040-E
T
6:30-7:00PM
4WKS
7/9
$14
34040-F
TH
7:00-7:30PM
4WKS
7/11
$14
34040-G
M
10:30-11:00AM 4WKS
7/8
$14
34040-H
T
10:30-11:00AM 4WKS
7/9
$14
34040-I
T
6:00-6:30PM
7/9
$14
4WKS
34040-J
W
10:30-11:00AM 4WKS 7/10
$14
34040-K
TH
10:30-11:00AM 4WKS
7/11
$14
34040-L
TH
Noon-12:30PM
7/11
$14
4WKS
9:00-9:30AM
4WKS
6/6
$14
T
6:00-6:30PM
4WKS
6/4
$14
33011-A
M
10:30-11:00AM 4WKS
6/3
$14
33011-B
T
10:30-11:00AM 4WKS
6/4
$14
33011-C
W 10:30-11:00AM 4WKS
6/5
$14
33011-D
M
9:30-10:00AM
4WKS
6/3
$14
33011-E
T
9:30-10:00AM
4WKS
6/4
$14
5:00-5:30PM
33011-F
T
4WKS
6/4
$14
33011-G
W 9:30-10:00AM
4WKS
6/5
$14
33011-H
TH 9:30-10:00AM
4WKS
6/6
$14
33011-I
TH 5:30-6:00PM
4WKS
6/6
$14
M
10:30-11:00AM 4WKS
7/8
$14
SUMMER II
SUMMER II
34030-A
M
10:00-10:30AM 4WKS
7/8
34030-B
T
10:00-10:30AM 4WKS
7/9
$14
34011-B
T
10:30-11:00AM 4WKS
7/9
$14
34030-C
W 10:00-10:30AM 4WKS 7/10
$14
34011-C
W
10:30-11:00AM 4WKS 7/10
$14
34030-D
4WKS
TH
Parent/Tot Tumbling (16-36 mos)
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Tumbling Tots I (3-4 years)
W 11:30-Noon
4WKS 7/10
$14
$14
34011-A
34011-D
M
9:30-10:00AM
4WKS
7/8
$14
34030-E
M
9:00-9:30AM
4WKS
7/8
$14
34011-E
T
9:30-10:00AM
4WKS
7/9
$14
34030-F
T
9:00-9:30AM
4WKS
7/9
$14
34011-F
T
5:00-5:30PM
4WKS
7/9
$14
34030-G
W
9:00-9:30AM
4WKS 7/10
$14
34011-G
W 9:30-10:00AM
4WKS 7/10
$14
34030-H
TH
9:00-9:30AM
4WKS
$14
34011-H
TH 9:30-10:00AM
4WKS
7/11
$14
34011-I
TH 5:30-6:00PM
4WKS
7/11
$14
7/11
34030-I
T
6:00-6:30PM
4WKS
7/9
$14
Zumbatomic is a specially designed class for
children to encourage them to develop a healthy
lifestyle and to incorporate fitness as a natural
part of their lives through dance, music, and
exercise. We will have fun learning cool dance
steps and routines while listening to kid friendly
songs.
Tiny Tikes (2.5-3.5 years)
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Tumbling Tots II (4-5 years)
Beginner Gymnastics (5-10 years)
SUMMER I
SUMMER I
Your tumbler will learn more advanced movements while mastering
the skills introduced in Level I.
Adult Programs recreation
You will learn body control while performing the basic fundamentals of
gymnastics and dance on the floor, beam, bars, and vault.
(5-10 years)
33022-A
M
11:00-11:30AM
4WKS
6/3
$14
33022-B
T
11:00-11:30AM
4WKS
6/4
$14
33022-C
W
11:00-11:30AM
4WKS
6/5
$14
4WKS
6/3
$14
33051-D
33051-E
33051-F
TH 4:30-5:30PM
33022-D
M 10:00-10:30AM
33022-E
T
10:00-10:30AM
4WKS
6/4
$14
33022-F
T
5:30-6:00PM
4WKS
6/4
$14
33022-G
W 10:00-10:30AM
4WKS
6/5
$14
33022-H
TH 10:00-10:30AM
4WKS
6/6
$14
33022-I
TH 6:00-6:30PM
4WKS
6/6
$14
SUMMER II
M
11:00-11:30AM
M 11:00-Noon
4WKS
6/3
$16
33051-B
T
11:00-Noon
4WKS
6/4
$16
33051-C
T
4:00-5:00PM
4WKS
6/4
$16
W 11:00-Noon
4WKS
6/5
$16
TH 11:00-Noon
4WKS
6/6
$16
4WKS
6/6
$16
7:00-8:00PM
4WKS
6/4
$16
TH 6:00-7:00PM
4WKS
6/6
$16
(5-8 years)
33051-G
4WKS
7/8
$14
34022-B
T
11:00-11:30AM
4WKS
7/9
$14
34022-C
W
11:00-11:30AM
4WKS
7/10
$14
T
(5-10 years)
33051-H
34022-A
33051-A
SUMMER II
(5-10 years)
34051-A
M 11:00-Noon
4WKS
7/8
$16
34051-B
T
11:00-Noon
4WKS
7/9
$16
4:00-5:00PM
34022-D
M 10:00-10:30AM
4WKS
7/8
$14
34051-C
T
4WKS
7/9
$16
34022-E
T
10:00-10:30AM
4WKS
7/9
$14
34051-D
W 11:00-Noon
4WKS
7/10
$16
34022-F
T
5:30-6:00PM
4WKS
7/9
$14
34051-E
TH 11:00-Noon
4WKS
7/11
$16
34022-G
W 10:00-10:30AM
4WKS
7/10
$14
34051-F
TH 4:30-5:30PM
4WKS
7/11
$16
7:00-8:00PM
4WKS
7/9
$16
TH 6:00-7:00PM
4WKS
7/11
$16
34022-H
TH 10:00-10:30AM
4WKS
7/11
$14
34022-I
TH 6:00-6:30PM
4WKS
7/11
$14
Tumbling Tots III (4-6 years)
SUMMER I
T
Noon-12:30PM
4WKS
6/4
$14
T
Noon-12:30PM
4WKS
7/9
$14
SUMMER II
34033-A
(5-8 years)
34051-G
T
(5-10 years)
This class is designed for tumblers who have already taken Tumbling
Tots I and Tumbling Tots II. Your child must be able to do a forward
roll and a cartwheel.
33033-A
34051-H
Adult Programs
Personal Training
Do you need motivation to reach your fitness goals? Through personal
training, you can reach your cardiovascular and strength training
goals with a program tailored for you. A one hour session is $41 or a
series of five is $172. Sessions are set by appointment.
Instructors: William Reed (Certified Personal Trainer) and Behka Hartmann
(Certified Personal Trainer/Fitness Instructor)
Fitness Evaluations
Are you getting started on your fitness program and do not know
where to begin? A fitness evaluation should be your first step in any
fitness program. Your level of fitness is assessed in five components:
cardiovascular, muscular strength, muscular endurance, flexibility
and body composition. A one hour session is $41. All evaluations are
done by appointment.
Instructors: William Reed (Certified Personal Trainer) and Behka Hartmann
Nutrition Counseling
Instructor: Esther White (MS, RD, LD)
The Power Package
Join forces with the experts in nutrition and
fitness for successful results! Your Power
Package includes 2 sessions focused on nutrition
with a customized diet plan and 2 sessions
focused on fitness with an evaluation and
personal exercise plan. The Power Package is
$145 for the 4 sessions. All evaluations are done
by appointment.
Instructors: Esther White (MS, RD, LD); William Reed
(Certified Personal Trainer) and Behka Hartmann
Resting Metabolic Rate Test
Are you wondering how many calories your body
is actually burning? The Resting Metabolic
Rate Test is a scientific test that determines how
many calories your body needs at rest. The test
is specific to your body and its unique needs.
Knowing your Resting Metabolic Rate can help
you fine tune your eating patterns so you can
finally lose the unwanted pounds or put on lean
muscle mass. The test is $75 and is done by
appointment.
Instructors: Angela Pond (Certified Personal Trainer)
Energize Exercise
Instructor: Karen Cowley
SUMMER I
6/3
$15
7/8
$15
SUMMER II
44010-A MWThF 8:30-9:15AM 4WKS
Come have fun getting in shape with this
versatile class. We do a variety of fun cardio
and strength work to keep it fun, interesting,
and challenging. If you have never exercised
before or if you have been for years, this class is
for you! Come mix it up with us and have a great
time achieving your goals!
SUMMER I
43040-A
MWF
9:15-10:15AM 4WKS
6/3
$20
MWF
9:15-10:15AM 4WKS
7/8
$20
SUMMER II
44040-A
Do you like to exercise in the morning and feel
energized all day? Then this is the class for you.
You will exercise at your own level of endurance.
The class puts emphasis on your arms, abdomen
and legs.
43010-A MWThF 8:30-9:15AM 4WKS
Mix It Up Aerobics
Zumba
This class can only be described as FUN!! If
you want to party, laugh, and have a great time
while you lose those unwanted inches come
and join us! The Latin inspired, easy-to-follow,
calorie burning, dance fitness party. Feel the
music and let loose. Every day of class is a whole
new set of dancing and fun.
SUMMER I
43065-A
MW
6:05-7:00PM 4WKS
6/3
$20
MW
6:05-7:00PM 4WKS
7/8
$20
SUMMER II
44065-A
Can’t get rid of that extra weight? Need nutrition
assistance for your sports training? Have a
medical condition that would benefit from nutrition
assistance? Individual nutrition counseling is
available for your every need. Expertise in weight
loss and management, disease management, sports
nutrition, eating disorders, and general wellness. A
one-hour session is $55 or a series of 3 sessions is
$130. All evaluations are done by appointment.
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Zumba Gold Toning
Adult Programs recreation
Come learn the basic techniques of Zumba in this energizing fitness
class. It’s a great way to get your groove on! This is a great way for all
ages to get started in Zumba or if you need a lower intensity. We’ll
use the musical maraca sounding toning sticks to bump up the work
out by adding resistance. It’s great for the mind, body, and soul!
SUMMER I
TTH
7:30-8:25AM
4WKS
6/4
$20
SUMMER II
44050-A
TTH
7:30-8:25AM
4WKS
7/9
$20
Attention Seniors! Are you looking for an exercise class scaled to
your fitness level? This is an all inclusive functional fitness class
with focus on the 10 points of fitness.
Instructor: William Reed (Certified Fitness Instructor)
May
MW 10:30-11:30AM
4WKS
5/1
$25
MW 10:30-11:30AM
4WKS
6/3
$25
June
43333-A
July
43333-B
MW 10:30-11:30AM
4WKS
7/1
$25
MW 10:30-11:30AM
4WKS
8/5
$25
August
43333-C
Today’s the day to achieve the goal you have been putting off.
Come early and then have your whole day to be proud of what you
accomplished that morning. Boot camp is for everyone. You will
get help getting past those plateaus, achieve your goals and get to
be a fitter YOU! Come tone and tighten with a variety of workouts
including core strength, stability ball, weights, steps, circuits,
interval training, and much more. Decide today that YOU ARE
WORTH IT!
May
MW
6:35-7:30AM
4WKS
5/1
$25
43420-A
MW
6:35-7:30AM
4WKS
6/3
$25
43420-B
MW
6:35-7:30AM
4WKS
7/1
$25
June
July
MW
6:35-7:30AM
4WKS
8/5
$25
Extreme Fitness
This high intensity, total body workout uses functional every day
movements to get you exercising. The workout and movements will be
scaled to meet your personal fitness level and ability.
Instructor: William Reed (Certified Fitness Instructor, Certified Crossfit Instructor)
May
42005-B
TTH
6:00-7:00PM
4WKS
5/2
$25
43005-A
TTH
6:00-7:00PM
4WKS
6/4
$25
43005-B
TTH
6:00-7:00PM
4WKS
7/2
$25
June
July
6:35-7:25AM
4WKS
6/4
$18
43015-B
TTH
12:10-12:50PM
4WKS
6/4
$18
44015-A
TTH
6:35-7:25AM
4WKS
7/9
$18
44015-B
TTH
12:10-12:50PM
4WKS
7/9
$18
Cycle Circuit
Want to crank up your workout, metabolism, and energy? Come join
us for a blend of cycle and circuit training perfect for fitness at any
level. Bring water, a towel and determination!
SUMMER I
43300-A
T
5:20-6:10PM
4WKS
6/4
$15
43300-B
T
6:15-7:00PM
4WKS
6/4
$15
44300-A
T
5:20-6:10PM
4WKS
7/9
$15
44300-B
T
6:15-7:00PM
4WKS
7/9
$15
SUMMER II
Join us for spinning! Turn the basics of cycling into a great cardio
workout that burns calories and fat. Get ready to work hard and sweat
like crazy!
Instructor: Angela Pond (Certified Personal Trainer)
SUMMER I
43444-A
T
9:00-9:45AM
4WKS
6/4
$16
43444-B
TH
5:30-6:15PM
4WKS
6/6
$16
44444-A
T
9:00-9:45AM
4WKS
7/9
$16
44444-B
TH
5:30-6:15PM
4WKS
7/11
$16
SUMMER II
Flow & Strength
Come challenge yourself to grow in flexibility, strength, and
calmness using yoga and pilates influenced movement to improve
your health.
SUMMER I
43060-A
M
5:15-6:00PM
4WKS
6/3
$15
43060-B
MW
12:10-12:50PM
4WKS
6/3
$15
44060-A
M
5:15-6:00PM
4WKS
7/8
$15
44060-B
MW
12:10-12:50PM
4WKS
7/8
$15
SUMMER II
Hurst Hustlers Running Club
Come join runners, joggers, and walkers of all levels for a
challenging workout using hills, speed work, distance, and drills.
You will learn how to run and how to stay injury free all while having
fun! This is the perfect way to make friends and meet your running
goals.
August
43005-C
TTH
August
43420-C
43015-A
Spin & Sweat
Bootcamp
42420-B
SUMMER II
Active Independents
42333-B
Join us for a fun, challenging and fast-paced workout that uses
different moves and equipment to target every muscle in your body.
You will walk out with a smile on your face and a little sweat on your
shirt!
SUMMER I
43050-A
Slim It Out, Tone It Up
TTH
6:00-7:00PM
4WKS
8/1
$25
SUMMER I
43001-A
M
6:15-7:15PM
4WKS
6/3
$15
M
6:15-7:15PM
4WKS
7/8
$15
SUMMER II
44001-A
Core FX
Instructor: Behka Hartmann, Certified Personal Trainer
and Fitness Instructor
May
42700-B
M
7:05-8:00PM 4WKS
5/6
$20
June
43700-A
M
7:05-8:00PM 4WKS
6/3
$20
July
43700-B
M
7:05-8:00PM 4WKS
7/1
$20
August
43700-C
Itf – Tae Kwon Do
ITF-Tae Kwon Do is the only original and
traditional Korean Tae Kwon Do in D/FW. You
will increase your flexibility, physical fitness,
self defense, self control, discipline, stress relief,
self esteem, and concentration.
Instructor: Jonathan Nguyen/Bart Powell (member of
ITF-Unified and Grandmaster Van Binh)
SUMMER I
(White & Yellow Belts)
23700-A
S
9:05-10:05AM 4WKS
6/8
$28
10:05-11:05AM 4WKS
6/8
$28
(Advanced Belts)
23700-B
S
S
9:05-10:05AM 4WKS 7/13
$28
10:05-11:05AM 4WKS 7/13
$28
(Advanced Belts)
M
7:05-8:00PM 4WKS
8/5
$20
Hatha Yoga
Learn more about yourself from the inside out
with the tools of yoga. Increase your flexibility,
balance, and tone your body. Discover the
technique of breath control, centering, and
meditation. (Eat nothing 2 hours prior to class
and bring a yoga mat.)
SUMMER I
24700-B
S
NEW! Intro to Judo (12+ years)
Are you interested in learning judo, but are
not sure if it is right for you? Here is your
opportunity to give judo a try in a low intensity
environment. We will work on the very basics
to give you a taste of what judo is all about. The
instructor, Ron Stokes, has 57 years of active
Judo experience as a coach and competitor.
43100-A
M
10:15-11:15AM
4WKS
6/3
$16
SUMMER II
43100-B
F
10:15-11:15AM
4WKS
6/7
$16
24998-A T/TH 10:00-11:00AM 4WKS
44100-A
M
10:15-11:15AM
4WKS
7/8
$16
44100-B
F
10:15-11:15AM
4WKS 7/12 $16
SUMMER II
Scaravelli Yoga
Learn to elongate and extend comfortably into
poses by using gravity and your breath. This
user-friendly style of yoga will teach you how to
relax. Please bring a blanket to class.
Instructor: Julie Vela (Certified and registered with Yoga
Alliance)
SUMMER I
43100-C
W
8:15-9:15PM
4WKS
6/5
Are you ready to deepen your yoga practice?
Experience steadiness and ease while learning
intermediate poses. Please bring a yoga mat and
a blanket to class.
Instructor: Julie Vela (Certified and registered with Yoga
Alliance)
43100-D
W
7:05-8:00PM 4WKS
6/5
Instructor: Dan Streeter
$18
42070-B
TH
7:00-8:15PM
S
9:05-11:00AM
TH
7:00-8:15PM
S
9:05-11:00AM
43070-A
43070-B
TH
7:00-8:15PM
S
9:05-11:00AM
43070-C
TH
7:00-8:15PM
S
9:05-11:00AM
7:00-8:30PM
4WKS
5/1
$35
4WKS
6/3
$35
W 7:00-8:30PM
S
10:05-11:30AM
M
7:00-8:30PM
June
43800-A
$16
44200-A
4WKS
6/4
$28
T
7:00-8:00PM
4WKS
7/9
$28
Take your new found belly dance skills and
ramp it up a notch or two. We will cover more
complex drills and improv combinations,
building on what you learned in the Basics
class. We will use live music for this class,
affording you the opportunity to also learn to use
percussion instruments (in the form of zills) to
dances.
7:00-8:30PM
43224-A
$35
S
10:05-11:30AM
M
7:00-8:30PM
W 7:00-8:30PM
44224-A
S
10:05-11:30AM
4WKS
8/5
$35
$37
7:00-8:00PM
SUMMER II
7/1
8/1
T
SUMMER I
August
43800-C
43200-A
Instructor: Tiffany Stalberg
4WKS
4WKS
SUMMER II
10:05-11:30AM
M
7/11 $37
SUMMER I
S
W 7:00-8:30PM
4WKS
Whether you have been dancing all your life or just
starting out in dance, you will enjoy this fun dance
class! We will learn the basics of Improv Tribal
Style. This is a low-impact dance class suitable for
all body types.
W 7:00-8:30PM
July
6/6 $37
Belly Dance Basics
Improv Dance Drills
M
4WKS
August
Instructor: Kim Mesa (5th degree Black Belt and certified
USA Judo International Coach)
42800-B
5/2 $37
July
May
4WKS
June
Judo has been an Olympic sport since 1964. Here
is your chance to learn the sport of Judo from a
9-time National medal winner. Judo will not only
increase your fitness level, but also increase your
confidence and discipline. This is an on-going
monthly class.
43800-B
SUMMER I
7/9
Olympic Sport of Judo
$16
Scaravelli Yoga - Intermediate
The Thursday evening class will focus on
the basics of Tai Chi. Emphasis will be on
relaxation, balance, and making the mind-body
connection necessary in Tai Chi. Class will
study the movements of the first section of the
Yang long form. The Saturday morning class
is for advanced students who have a working
understanding of the Yang-style 103-movement
form.
May
SUMMER II
(White & Yellow Belts)
24700-A
Tai Chi
T
8:00-9:00PM 4WKS
6/4
$28
T
8:00-9:00PM 4WKS
7/9
$28
Core Fitness Xtreme will take your body to the next
level. Incorporating a variety of core strengthening exercises and great cardio endurance building,
you will begin to see the results of your hard work.
This class is designed for all fitness levels and will
help you maximize your workout capabilities.
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Take it to the Stage: Advanced Belly Dance
Sewing for Adults
SUMMER I
SUMMER I
Adult Programs & Aquatics recreation
Now that you have perfected your dance skills, you are ready to create
a performance. This class will focus on taking your move vocabulary
and making it show-worthy by adding props, staging, and interaction
with a band. You will also learn to use props such as the veil, skirt,
sword, and zills. INSTRUCTOR APPROVAL REQUIRED.
43222-A
T
9:00-9:45PM
4WKS
6/4
$20
SUMMER II
44222-A
Get those creative juices flowing! We will learn basic sewing
techniques and how to use the machines. We will also learn how to
select and sew by using a pattern. (Supply Fee $15 for the first class.
Supply List for remaining 7 classes. Please bring your own scissors to
class and a sewing machine if you have one!)
43500-A
T
12:30-1:30PM
4WKS
6/4
$16
T
12:30-1:30PM
4WKS
7/9
$16
SUMMER II
T
9:00-9:45PM
4WKS
7/9
$20
NEW! CPR/AED/First Aid
Do you need CPR for your work, hobby, or just to be prepared? The
American Red Cross First Aid/CPR/AED program will teach you
to recognize and respond appropriately to cardiac, breathing and
first aid emergencies. You will learn how to give immediate care to a
suddenly injured or ill person until more advanced medical personnel
arrive and take over.
Instructor: Martha Terry/Williams CPR and First Aid (Certified American Red
Cross Instructor)
44500-A
Brush and Palette
Express your talent through the art of oil painting! Basic strokes,
color mixing, and application will be covered. (Supply List)
Instructor: Elaine Roosz
SUMMER I
43110-A
T
6:30-9:00PM
4WKS
6/4
$25
T
6:30-9:00PM
4WKS
7/9
$25
SUMMER II
44110-A
SUMMER I
43600-A
S
9:05-4:05PM
1WK
6/15
$75
S
9:05-4:05PM
1WK
7/27
$75
SUMMER II
44600-A
Healthy Hurst Dash & Splash 5K
Here’s your chance to do something healthy AND fun at the
same time. The Healthy Hurst Dash & Splash offers Healthy
Hurst participants the chance to participate in a 1 Mile or a
5K event and jump into the water at the Chisholm Aquatics
Center at the finish line.
Healthy Hurst is the City of Hurst’s Community Wellness Program. Hurst residents of all ages are eligible to join Healthy
Hurst at no charge. Non-residents who have purchased a
Hurst Recreation Center Annual Pass are also eligible to participate in Healthy Hurst.
All Dash & Splash participants will need to register for this
FREE event and can do so at the Hurst Recreation Center
through 5pm on Friday, June 7. Race day registration begins
at 7am on Saturday, June 8. (Please bring proof of residency:
Driver’s License, Hurst Water Bill, Hurst Property Tax Statement. Non-residents bring your Quality of Life Recreation
Card).
All Dash & Splash participants are eligible to win door prizes
(must be present to win). For more information contact the
Hurst Recreation Center, 817.788.7325.
Healthy Hurst
Dash & Splash 5K
Saturday, June 8
Chisholm Park
& Chisholm Aquatics Center
1 Mile Walk/Run - 7:30 a.m.
5K Run - 7:50 a.m.
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Central
Aquatics Center
Welcome to the
Hurst
Aquatics
Centers
Chisholm
Aquatics Center
2200 Norwood Drive
817.788.7250
Public Swim Information:
Dates of Operation:
Memorial weekend, May 25-27 and June 1-August 25: Central and
Chisholm Aquatics Centers will be open regular hours. Closed May 28-31.
August 31 and September 1-2: Only Chisholm Aquatics Center will
be open regular hours.
Hours of Operation:
Sunday:
1:00-6:00 PM
Monday-Friday: Noon-8:00 PM
Saturday:
10:00 AM-6:00 PM
Daily Admission Fees: Free – 12 months and younger
Free – 65 years and older
$2.00 – Hurst residents, ages 1 - 64 years
$7.00 – non-Hurst residents, ages 1 - 64 yrs
Season Passes:
$25.00 per person for Hurst Residents
$75.00 per person for Non-Hurst Residents
Swimwear Policy:
All swimmers must be attired in an appropriate swimsuit in order to enter
and remain in the water. Bathing suits are designed to be quick drying and
generally made from smooth nylon material. They are durable and hold up
to wear from contact with pool chemicals. An appropriate swimsuit is
defined as a swim garment with an affixed/sewn inner lining. “Thong” style
swimwear and swimwear with exposed zippers, buckles, rivets or metal
ornamentation are not permitted. Examples of apparel NOT permitted in
the water include, but are not limited to: Athletic shorts (bicycle, running,
basketball, soccer, etc.), sports bras (unless a dark shirt is worn) and denim
jeans. Lining in shorts does not constitute proper swim wear. Inappropriate
attire damages our pumps, attractions, and chemicals. Any “lifeguard
gear” is not allowed due to liability reasons.
Resident Aquatics Cards:
2013 Hurst Resident Aquatics Cards are available at the Hurst
Recreation Center beginning April 29 during Summer Class
Registration. This free Aquatics Card allows Hurst Residents to
enter both Central and Chisholm Aquatics Centers for only $2.00/
person/day. Aquatics Cards will also be available at the Chisholm
Aquatics Center throughout the 2013 Season. (Proof of Hurst
Residency required). There is a limit of TWO cards per household.
Group Reservation Policy:
A “Group” is defined as any person or entity, commercial or nonprofit, who provides structured child care and/or activities. All
“Groups” meeting this criteria are required to make a reservation, in
person, at the Recreation Division administrative office, 700 Mary
Drive, at least seven calendar days in advance of the desired date of
their visit. “Groups” must comply with all components of the City of
Hurst Group Reservation Policies.
715 Mary Drive
817.788.7327
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Aquatics recreation
Adult Water Aerobics - Central Aquatic Center (16+ years)
Come splash into fitness! Water aerobics is an excellent low-impact way for
men and women to get fit. Even arthritis sufferers can give this program a
try! Participants will use resistance tools including buoyant water weights
and swim noodles. Because it is low-impact, water aerobics is suitable for
every fitness level from beginning exercisers through elite athletes. Minimal swimming skills and water comfort are required. Please bring a towel,
personal water bottle and water shoes. Ages 16 and up.
Instructor: Behka Hartmann, Certified Personal trainer and Fitness Instructor
73200-A
MWF
7:35-8:15 AM
2WKS
6/3
$28
73200-B
MWF
7:35-8:15 AM
2WKS
6/17
$28
73200-C
MWF
7:35-8:15 AM
2WKS
7/8
$28
73200-D
MWF
7:35-8:15 AM
2WKS
7/22
$28
73200-E
MWF
7:35-8:15 AM
2WKS
8/5
$28
Senior Water Time (65+ years)
This is unstructured time in the water for seniors ages 65 & older. No
private lessons, trainers, therapists, etc. allowed. Participants must sign-up
in advance at the Hurst Recreation Center. Please call 817.788.7325 for
dates and time and location. Space is limited.
Junior Lifeguard Classes
Junior
Lifeguard
Volunteer
Times
Monday, Wednesday
& Friday
Noon-2 PM or 5-7 PM
Junior Lifeguard participants may
volunteer to “shadow” a City of Hurst
Lifeguard. Participants will gain an
understanding of how class topics translate into a real life environment. Please
schedule volunteer sessions in advance
with the instructor or pool manager.
Volunteer times are limited to
two hours per day; two days per week.
This program is designed to bridge the gap between Learn to Swim and Lifeguarding.
Participants must be between the ages of 11-15, and pass the pre-requisites:
• 25 yard front crawl, breathing side to side
• 25 yard breaststroke, using pull, breathe, kick, glide sequence
• 1-minute treading water
• 30 second back float –or- 25 yard swim using elementary backstroke or back crawl
• Submerge and swim a distance of 10 feet underwater
• Students who cannot pass the pre-requisites will be referred to the appropriate
Learn to Swim class.
Students who continue with the class will learn skills that build the foundation for
becoming a lifeguard. Class topics include: development of swimming skills and endurance, victim recognition, water rescue skills, communication, and decision making
skills.
(*classes will not meet on 7/4)
Central Aquatics Center
Central
Aquatics Center
Days
Times
Dates
Resident
non-Resident
73300-A
M – Th
9:45-11:45 AM
6/3 – 6/13
$52
$57
74300-A
M – Th
9:45-11:45 AM
6/17 – 6/27
$52
$57
75300-A
M – Th
9:45-11:45 AM
7/1 – 7/11
$52
$57
76300-A
M – Th
9:45-11:45 AM
7/15 – 7/25
$52
$57
Dates
Resident
non-Resident
Chisholm Aquatics Center
Chisholm
Aquatics Center
Days
Times
63300-A
M – Th
9:45-11:45 AM
6/3 – 6/13
$52
$57
64300-A
M – Th
9:45-11:45 AM
6/17 – 6/27
$52
$57
65300-A
M – Th
9:45-11:45 AM
7/1 – 7/11
$52
$57
66300-A
M – Th
9:45-11:45 AM
7/15 – 7/25
$52
$57
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Learn To Swim Program:
Class Fees
Session I: June 3-13
Session II: June 17-June 27
Session III: July 1-11 (no classes 7/4)
Session IV: July 15-25
Session V: July 29-August 8
Lessons are Monday-Thursday of each week, utilizing Fridays
as make-up days for inclement weather.
Hurst Residents
Non-Hurst Residents
Registration
Walk-in registration beginning on Monday, April 29, is only open
to those participants who are Hurst residents and reside within
the Hurst city limits. Participants who reside in Fort Worth, North
Richland Hills, and Euless, whose mail is delivered to a Hurst
“address” are not eligible to register until May 6. Residency is
defined by: living within the Hurst city limits, receiving a water
bill from the City of Hurst, and paying property taxes to the City
of Hurst. Non-residents will be able to register beginning on
Monday, May 6. Registration for swim classes is conducted
on a walk-in or on-line basis only. No class registration
will be accepted by mail or fax for Learn-to-Swim lessons.
Hurst Residents April 29 at 7:00 AM
Non-Residents May 6 at 7:00 AM
NEW! The deadline to register for a swimming class is
Monday, at 5:00 p.m., prior to the beginning of each
session. Before enrolling your child in a class, please read
the class descriptions thoroughly to ensure your child is in the
appropriate class. No walk-in registrations at the pools
allowed.
Class Scheduling
Classes and their scheduled times are subject to change. When
the number of participants is below the minimum, participants
will be encouraged to change to another class time
or session.
= $27.00
= $29.00
First Day Evaluations
Students must be able to perform the minimum requirements
of each Learn to Swim level as outlined by the American Red
Cross. The LTS Coordinators and Instructors are trained to
recognize proper swimming technique and ability. Students will
be evaluated on the first day of class and, if necessary, moved to
the appropriate level based on their ability.
Weather Conditions
In the event of inclement weather, please call the LTS Inclement
Weather Information Line at 817.788.7340 to see if classes have
been cancelled. It is possible that classes will be cancelled on
a class-by-class basis or for the entire morning or evening. If
possible, a safety day will be conducted as this information is
required for all American Red Cross classes.
Class Cancellation
Classes may be cancelled due to situations beyond our control.
The first day that classes cannot be conducted in the water, a
safety day will be held. The second and third days in a session
that classes cannot be conducted, they will be made up on the
Fridays during the session. In the event that further classes are
cancelled, they will be cancelled entirely. This policy applies
to all five sessions.
Refund Policy
No refunds will be given after the first day of class. Medical
reasons will be considered with a Doctor’s report. The medical
reason will be considered if the Doctor’s report is received within
48 hours of the first absence.
Registration
Registration for swim classes is conducted
on a walk-in or on-line basis only. No class registration will
be accepted by mail or fax.
Hurst Residents: April 29 at 7:00 AM
Non-Residents: May 6 at 7:00 AM
The deadline to register, cancel, or transfer for a class is
Monday, at 5:00 PM, prior to the beginning of each
session.
Session Dates:
Aquatics recreation
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Learn-To-Swim Class Descriptions
Do you need some help selecting the correct swim class for your child? Use the
following to assist you in making your selection. If you need further assistance
or have any questions, please call 817.788.7325.
Parent & Tot Swim (6-36 months)
With your help, this class will introduce your child to the aquatic environment. Parent/adult participation is required. Children
who are not potty trained are required to wear swim diapers.
sor, dolphin and breaststroke kicks. Build on fundamentals of
treading water.
Level IV: Stroke Improvement
(6+ years)
Objective: Orients young children to the water and prepares
them to learn to swim in the preschool or learn to swim courses.
Parents are taught how to safely work with their child in the
water and how to encourage their child to participate and try the
skills. Children are introduced to basic skills to help them learn
to swim in the future.
Must demonstrate Level 1, 2 and 3 skills on the first day.
Pre-School (3-5 years)
Level V: Stroke Refinement
Children must be able to leave parent willingly, follow directions, and behave appropriately in a class setting. Children must
be potty trained. Parents are not in the water.
Must demonstrate skills from Levels 1-4 on the first day.
Objective: Orients children to the aquatic environment and
teaches basic skills to gain independence and comfort in and
around the water. Classes are taught to the pace of the participants, working through a specific sequence of skills.
Level I: Introduction to Skills
Objective: To develop confidence in the strokes learned in previous levels. Swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for greater
distance. Build upon scissor kick and dolphin kick; adding arms
for sidestroke and butterfly. Backstroke and breaststroke are introduced. Tread water for two minutes.
(6+ years)
Objective: To coordinate and refine all swimming strokes and
swim longer distances. Front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly and elementary backstroke. Flip turns for front and back are
introduced. Tread water for five minutes
Level VI: Fitness Swimmer
(6+ years)
(6+ years)
If your child is a new or non-swimmer, this is the class for them.
This class teaches: water adjustment, beginning stroke skills and
safety. Parents are not in the water.
Objective: Orients children to basic water skills aimed at gaining independence and comfort in and around the water. Blowing
bubbles; submerging mouth, nose and eyes; opening eyes under
water and retrieving objects. Front and back floats with assistance. Combined arm and leg actions on front and back
Level II: Fundamental Aquatics Skills (6+ years)
This class is designed for those who are comfortable in the
water. Must demonstrate Level 1 skills on the first day.
Objective: Gives children success with fundamental skills.
Float on front and back independently. Combined arm and leg
actions on front and back independently. Begin to tread water.
Roll over from front to back and back to front. Submerging,
holding breath, bobbing and retrieving objects
Level III: Stroke Development
(6+ years)
Continue to build on skills such as front crawl and elementary
back-stroke. Must demonstrate Level 1 and 2 skills on the first
day.
Objective: Builds on Level 2 skills through additional guided
practice. Front crawl and elementary backstroke. Flutter, scis-
Objective: To refine strokes so students swim them with more ease,
efficiency, power and smoothness over greater distances. Front
crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly and elementary backstroke over longer distances. Other skills: speed turns, surface
dives. Tread water without hands for three-five minutes
Level VI: Fundamentals of Diving
(8+ years)
Objective: Orients participants to the fundamentals of diving.
Classes are taught to the pace of the participants, working
through a specif-ic sequence of skills. Approaches, positions
and techniques of various dives.
REMINDERS . . .
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•
The Learn to Swim Coordinators and Water Safety Instructors are trained to recognize proper swimming technique and ability.
Students will be evaluated on the first day of class.
Participants who cannot demonstrate the required skills
will be moved to the appropriate Learn to Swim level.
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All Classes
Monday–Thursday
Session I
6/3-6/13
Session II
6/17-6/27
Friday weather make-up
Parent Tot Swim
(6-36 months)
With your help, this class
will introduce your child to
the aquatic environment.
Parent/adult participation is
required. Children who are
not potty trained must wear
swim diapers.
Pre-School
(3-5 years)
Children must be able
to leave parent willingly,
follow direc-tions, and
behave appropriately in a
class setting. Chil-dren must
be potty trained. Parents are
not in the water.
(6+ years)
If your child is a new or
non-swimmer, this is the
class for them. This class
teaches: water adjustment,
beginning stroke skills and
safety. Parents are not in
the water.
Level II:
Fundamental
Aquatics Skills
(6+ years)
This class is designed for
those who are comfortable
in the water. Must
demonstrate Level 1 skills on
the first day.
7/1-7/11
Session IV
7/15-7/25
Session V
7/29-8/8
No class 7/4, meet 7/5
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63010-A 9:45-10:20 AM
63010-B 10:30-11:05 AM
63120-A 6:00-6:35 PM
63120-B 6:45-7:20 PM
73010-A 9:00-9:35 AM
73010-B 9:45-10:20 AM
63020-A 8:15-8:50AM
63020-B 9:00-9:35AM
63020-C 9:45-10:20AM
63020-D 10:30-11:05AM
63020-E 11:15-11:50AM
63130-A 6:00-6:35PM
63130-B 6:45-7:20PM
73020-A 8:15-8:50AM
73020-B 9:00-9:35AM
73020-C 9:45-10:20AM
73020-D 10:30-11:05AM
73020-E 11:15-11:50AM
Level I:
Introduction
to Skills
Session III
63030-A 8:15-8:50AM
63030-B 9:00-9:35AM
63030-C 9:45-10:20AM
63030-D 10:30-11:05AM
63030-E 11:15-11:50AM
63140-A 6:00-6:35PM
63140-B 7:25-8:00PM
73030-A 8:15-8:50AM
73030-B 9:00-9:35AM
73030-C 9:45-10:20AM
73030-D 10:30-11:05AM
73030-E 11:15-11:50AM
63040-A 8:15-8:50AM
63040-B 9:00-9:35AM
63040-C 9:45-10:20AM
63040-D 10:30-11:05AM
63040-E 11:15-11:50AM
63150-A 6:45-7:20PM
63150-B 7:25-8:00PM
73040-A 8:15-8:50AM
73040-B 9:00-9:35AM
73040-C 9:45-10:20AM
73040-D 10:30-11:05AM
73040-E 11:15-11:50AM
64010-A 9:45-10:20 AM
64010-B 10:30-11:05 AM
64120-A 6:00-6:35 PM
64120-B 6:45-7:20 PM
74010-A 9:00-9:35 AM
74010-B 9:45-10:20 AM
64020-A 8:15-8:50AM
64020-B 9:00-9:35AM
64020-C 9:45-10:20AM
64020-D 10:30-11:05AM
64020-E 11:15-11:50AM
64130-A 6:00-6:35PM
64130-B 6:45-7:20PM
74020-A 8:15-8:50AM
74020-B 9:00-9:35AM
74020-C 9:45-10:20AM
74020-D 10:30-11:05AM
74020-E 11:15-11:50AM
64030-A 8:15-8:50AM
64030-B 9:00-9:35AM
64030-C 9:45-10:20AM
64030-D 10:30-11:05AM
64030-E 11:15-11:50AM
64140-A 6:00-6:35PM
64140-B 7:25-8:00PM
74030-A 8:15-8:50AM
74030-B 9:00-9:35AM
74030-C 9:45-10:20AM
74030-D 10:30-11:05AM
74030-E 11:15-11:50AM
64040-A 8:15-8:50AM
64040-B 9:00-9:35AM
64040-C 9:45-10:20AM
64040-D 10:30-11:05AM
64040-E 11:15-11:50AM
64150-A 6:45-7:20PM
64150-B 7:25-8:00PM
74040-A 8:15-8:50AM
74040-B 9:00-9:35AM
74040-C 9:45-10:20AM
74040-D 10:30-11:05AM
74040-E 11:15-11:50AM
65010-A 9:45-10:20 AM
65010-B 10:30-11:05 AM
65120-A 6:00-6:35 PM
65120-B 6:45-7:20 PM
75010-A 9:00-9:35 AM
75010-B 9:45-10:20 AM
65020-A 8:15-8:50AM
65020-B 9:00-9:35AM
65020-C 9:45-10:20AM
65020-D 10:30-11:05AM
65020-E 11:15-11:50AM
65130-A 6:00-6:35PM
65130-B 6:45-7:20PM
75020-A 8:15-8:50AM
75020-B 9:00-9:35AM
75020-C 9:45-10:20AM
75020-D 10:30-11:05AM
75020-E 11:15-11:50AM
65030-A 8:15-8:50AM
65030-B 9:00-9:35AM
65030-C 9:45-10:20AM
65030-D 10:30-11:05AM
65030-E 11:15-11:50AM
65140-A 6:00-6:35PM
65140-B 7:25-8:00PM
75030-A 8:15-8:50AM
75030-B 9:00-9:35AM
75030-C 9:45-10:20AM
75030-D 10:30-11:05AM
75030-E 11:15-11:50AM
65040-A 8:15-8:50AM
65040-B 9:00-9:35AM
65040-C 9:45-10:20AM
65040-D 10:30-11:05AM
65040-E 11:15-11:50AM
65150-A 6:45-7:20PM
65150-B 7:25-8:00PM
75040-A 8:15-8:50AM
75040-B 9:00-9:35AM
75040-C 9:45-10:20AM
75040-D 10:30-11:05AM
75040-E 11:15-11:50AM
66010-A 9:45-10:20AM
66010-B 10:30-11:05AM
66120-A 6:00-6:35PM
66120-B 6:45-7:20PM
76010-A 9:00-9:35AM
76010-B 9:45-10:20AM
66020-A 8:15-8:50AM
66020-B 9:00-9:35AM
66020-C 9:45-10:20AM
66020-D 10:30-11:05AM
66020-E 11:15-11:50AM
66130-A 6:00-6:35PM
66130-B 6:45-7:20PM
76020-A 8:15-8:50AM
76020-B 9:00-9:35AM
76020-C 9:45-10:20AM
76020-D 10:30-11:05AM
76020-E 11:15-11:50AM
66030-A 8:15-8:50AM
66030-B 9:00-9:35AM
66030-C 9:45-10:20AM
66030-D 10:30-11:05AM
66030-E 11:15-11:50AM
66140-A 6:00-6:35PM
66140-B 7:25-8:00PM
76030-A 8:15-8:50AM
76030-B 9:00-9:35AM
76030-C 9:45-10:20AM
76030-D 10:30-11:05AM
76030-E 11:15-11:50AM
66040-A 8:15-8:50AM
66040-B 9:00-9:35AM
66040-C 9:45-10:20AM
66040-D 10:30-11:05AM
66040-E 11:15-11:50AM
66150-A 6:45-7:20PM
66150-B 7:25-8:00PM
76040-A 8:15-8:50AM
76040-B 9:00-9:35AM
76040-C 9:45-10:20AM
76040-D 10:30-11:05AM
76040-E 11:15-11:50AM
667010-A 9:45-10:20AM
67010-B 10:30-11:05AM
67120-A 6:00-6:35PM
67120-B 6:45-7:20PM
77010-A 9:00-9:35AM
77010-B 9:45-10:20AM
67020-A 8:15-8:50AM
67020-B 9:00-9:35AM
67020-C 9:45-10:20AM
67020-D 10:30-11:05AM
67020-E 11:15-11:50AM
67130-A 6:00-6:35PM
67130-B 6:45-7:20PM
77020-A 8:15-8:50AM
77020-B 9:00-9:35AM
77020-C 9:45-10:20AM
77020-D 10:30-11:05AM
77020-E 11:15-11:50AM
67030-A 8:15-8:50AM
67030-B 9:00-9:35AM
67030-C 9:45-10:20AM
67030-D 10:30-11:05AM
67030-E 11:15-11:50AM
67140-A 6:00-6:35PM
67140-B 7:25-8:00PM
77030-A 8:15-8:50AM
77030-B 9:00-9:35AM
77030-C 9:45-10:20AM
77030-D 10:30-11:05AM
77030-E 11:15-11:50AM
67040-A 8:15-8:50AM
67040-B 9:00-9:35AM
67040-C 9:45-10:20AM
67040-D 10:30-11:05AM
67040-E 11:15-11:50AM
67150-A 6:45-7:20PM
67150-B 7:25-8:00PM
77040-A 8:15-8:50AM
77040-B 9:00-9:35AM
77040-C 9:45-10:20AM
77040-D 10:30-11:05AM
77040-E 11:15-11:50AM
Learn-To-Swim Classes
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Learn-To-Swim Classes
All Classes
Aquatics & Special Events recreation
Monday–Thursday
Session I
6/3-6/13
Session II
6/17-6/27
Friday weather make-up
Level III:
Stroke
Development
(6+ years)
Continue to build on skills
such as front crawl and
elementary backstroke.
Must demonstrate Level 1
and 2 skills on the first day.
Session III
7/1-7/11
Session IV
7/15-7/25
Session V
7/29-8/8
No class 7/4, meet 7/6
Chisholm:
Chisholm:
Chisholm:
Chisholm:
Chisholm:
Central:
Central:
Central:
Central:
Central:
76050-A 8:15-8:50AM
76050-B 9:00-9:35AM
76050-C 10:30-11:05AM
76050-D 11:15-11:50AM
77050-A 8:15-8:50AM
77050-B 9:00-9:35AM
77050-C 10:30-11:05AM
77050-D 11:15-11:50AM
63050-A 9:00-9:35AM
63050-B 9:45-10:20AM
63050-C 10:30-11:05AM
63050-D 11:15-11:50AM
63160-A 5:15-5:50PM
63160-B 7:25-8:00PM
73050-A 8:15-8:50AM
73050-B 9:00-9:35AM
73050-C 10:30-11:05AM
73050-D 11:15-11:50AM
Level IV:
Chisholm:
Stroke Improvement 63060-A 8:15-8:50AM
64050-A 9:00-9:35AM
64050-B 9:45-10:20AM
64050-C 10:30-11:05AM
64050-D 11:15-11:50AM
64160-A 5:15-5:50PM
64160-B 7:25-8:00PM
74050-A 8:15-8:50AM
74050-B 9:00-9:35AM
74050-C 10:30-11:05AM
74050-D 11:15-11:50AM
65050-A 9:00-9:35AM
65050-B 9:45-10:20AM
65050-C 10:30-11:05AM
65050-D 11:15-11:50AM
65160-A 5:15-5:50PM
65160-B 7:25-8:00PM
75050-A 8:15-8:50AM
75050-B 9:00-9:35AM
75050-C 10:30-11:05AM
75050-D 11:15-11:50AM
66050-A 9:00-9:35AM
66050-B 9:45-10:20AM
66050-C 10:30-11:05AM
66050-D 11:15-11:50AM
66160-A 5:15-5:50PM
66160-B 7:25-8:00PM
67050-A 9:00-9:35AM
67050-B 9:45-10:20AM
67050-C 10:30-11:05AM
67050-D 11:15-11:50AM
67160-A 5:15-5:50PM
67160-B 7:25-8:00PM
Chisholm:
Chisholm:
Chisholm:
Chisholm:
63060-B 9:00-9:35AM
63060-C 11:15-11:50AM
63170-A 5:15-5:50PM
64060-A 8:15-8:50AM
64060-B 9:00-9:35AM
64060-C 11:15-11:50AM
64170-A 5:15-5:50PM
Central:
Central:
Central:
Central:
Central:
Level V:
Stroke Refinement
Chisholm:
Chisholm:
Chisholm:
Chisholm:
Chisholm:
Level VI:
Fitness Swimmer
Chisholm:
Chisholm:
Chisholm:
Chisholm:
Chisholm:
Level VI:
Fundamentals
of Diving
Chisholm:
Chisholm:
Chisholm:
Chisholm:
Chisholm:
Chisholm:
Chisholm:
Chisholm:
Chisholm:
Central:
Central:
Central:
Central:
Junior Lifeguarding
does not meet during
section 5.
(6+ years)
Must demonstrate Level 1, 2
and 3 skills on the first day.
73060-A 9:45-10:20AM
(6+ years)
Must demonstrate skills from
Levels 1-4 on the first day.
63070-A 8:15-8:50AM
63070-B 9:00-9:35AM
63180-A 5:15-5:50PM
63080-A 8:15-8:50AM
74060-A 9:45-10:20AM
64070-A 8:15-8:50AM
64070-B 9:00-9:35AM
64180-A 5:15-5:50PM
64080-A 8:15-8:50AM
65060-A 8:15-8:50AM
65060-B 9:00-9:35AM
65060-C 11:15-11:50AM
65170-A 5:15-5:50PM
75060-A 9:45-10:20AM
65070-A 8:15-8:50AM
65070-B 9:00-9:35AM
65180-A 5:15-5:50PM
65080-A 8:15-8:50AM
66060-A 8:15-8:50AM
66060-B 9:00-9:35AM
66060-C 11:15-11:50AM
66170-A 5:15-5:50PM
76060-A 9:45-10:20AM
66070-A 8:15-8:50AM
66070-B 9:00-9:35AM
66180-A 5:15-5:50PM
66080-A 8:15-8:50AM
67060-A 8:15-8:50AM
67060-B 9:00-9:35AM
67060-C 11:15-11:50AM
67170-A 5:15-5:50PM
77060-A 9:45-10:20AM
67070-A 8:15-8:50AM
67070-B 9:00-9:35AM
67180-A 5:15-5:50PM
67080-A 8:15-8:50AM
(6+ years)
63100-A 9:45-10:20AM
63100-B 10:30-11:05AM
64100-A 9:45-10:20AM
64100-B 10:30-11:05AM
65100-A 9:45-10:20AM
65100-B 10:30-11:05AM
66100-A 9:45-10:20AM
66100-B 10:30-11:05AM
67100-A 9:45-10:20AM
67100-B 10:30-11:05AM
(8+ years)
Junior
Life Guarding
(11-15 years)
Must demonstrate re-quired
skills on first day of class.
(see class description)
63300-A 9:45-11:45AM
73300-A 9:45-11:45AM
64300-A 9:45-11:45A
74300-A 9:45-11:45AM
65300-A 9:45-11:45AM
75300-A 9:45-11:45AM
66300-A 9:45-11:45AM
76300-A 9:45-11:45AM
Kid’s All-American Fishing
Derby
Saturday, June 1
Chisholm Park,
2200 Norwood Drive
Calling all kids, ages 5 to 16 years! Here is your chance to show off
your fishing skills and win prizes. Bring your parents, fishing pole and
tackle, and a picnic lunch to enjoy a morning of fishing fun!
The event is FREE, however you must pre-register at the Hurst
Recreation Center, 700 Mary Drive. Space is limited. Be sure to
register early!
For more information, call 817.788.7325.
Hurst Golden Couples
Saturday, June 15
Hurst Senior Activity Center
6:00-8:00 p.m.
In celebration of your 50+ years of matrimony, we invite you
to attend the Golden Couples event. Please RSVP by June 7 to
817-788-7320. Special thanks to our event sponsors: Creative
Memories, Bice’s Florist, Balloons Fantastique, and Prints
Charming Photography.
Special Events:
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Special Events & Recreation recreation
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Hurst Stars & Stripes
Thursday, July 4
Hurst Community Park
5:00-10:00 p.m.
Bands:
The Sonny Burgess Band (5:30 – 6:30 p.m.)
LeFreak (6:45 – 7:45 p.m.)
Emerald City (8:00 – 9:30 p.m.)
Activities: Children’s Area featuring large inflatable
activities, live music, food, and of course FIREWORKS at
approximately 9:30 p.m.!
Catfish Stockings
at Chisholm Park
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department will stock Chisholm
Park Pond with 12” channel catfish. For dates and additional
information check the TPWD website, Neighborhood Fishin’
at www.neighborhoodfishin.org.
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Recreation Center Fees:
Current January 1, 2010
Hurst Residents
Non-Hurst Residents
$2.00
$10.00
$20.00 per year
$80.00 per year
$50.00 per year
$200.00 per year
$20.00 per year
$80.00 per year
Annual Family Pass
$125.00 per year
N/A
Replacement Card Fee
$5.00
$5.00
Daily Pass
Annual Pass
Youth (6 – 15 years)
Annual Pass
Adult (16 – 64 years)
Annual Pass
Senior (65+ years)
How do I
know I am a
Hurst resident?
Residency is defined by:
living within the Hurst city
limits, receiving a water
bill from the City of Hurst
and paying property taxes
to the City of Hurst.
Healthy Hurst:
Healthy Hurst Online Wellness Program Information
See
Page
52 for
registration
information
Recreation Center
Information:
700 Mary Drive: 817.788.7325
Hours of Operation:
Monday-Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
6:30 AM – 10:00 PM
6:30 AM – 6:00 PM
9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
1:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Healthy Hurst is the City of Hurst’s
community-wide wellness initiative.
With the use of the information and
links that are available on the City of
Hurst’s Healthy Hurst webpage, participants can increase their health,
wellness, and fitness.
Healthy Hurst is a FREE program,
and all participants receive a Healthy
Hurst t-shirt at the time of registration.
Participants are also encouraged to
register for the various FREE events
that will be offered throughout the
year as part of the Healthy Hurst Program.
The Healthy Hurst program is open to
all Hurst residents, as well as non-
residents who have purchased a Hurst
Recreation Center Annual Pass. Incentive awards are also available to all
participants as they track and log their
fitness activities!
Healthy Hurst has a myriad of tips and
information on nutrition, fitness, wellness, and health. Give it a try today!
Let Healthy Hurst help you get started
toward your wellness, health, and fitness goals! For more information on
the Healthy Hurst program, contact
the Hurst Recreation Center at
817.788. 7325.
Recreation Division Programs
Leagues & Tennis recreation
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Summer & Fall
Adult Softball League
Registration
Entry Fee:
Returning Teams:
League Nights:
(Teams that played in Hurst in 2012 and 2013)
SUMMER
$340 for a 10 game season (No Summer Playoffs)
FALL
$310 for an 8 game season (No Fall Playoffs)
Monday – Friday; Men’s, Women’s, Co-ed
and Men’s Church divisions offered
SUMMER
Monday, April 29, 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
Tuesday, April 30, 8:00 AM-6:00 PM
League Schedules:
FALL
Monday, July 29, 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
Tuesday, July 30, 8:00 AM-6:00 PM
Hurst Recreation Center (700 Mary Drive)
Open Registration:
SUMMER - Monday-Friday, May 1-24
FALL - Monday-Friday, July 31-August 23
SUMMER
Available online Wednesday, May 29 after 4 p.m.
FALL
Available online Wednesday, August 28 after 4 p.m.
League Begins:
SUMMER - Monday, June 3
Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
and Tuesday and Thursday from 8:00 AM-6:00 PM
FALL - Tuesday, September 3
Fall Adult Men’s
Basketball Registration
Entry Fee:
Returning Teams:
League Nights:
$275 for a 7 game season plus playoffs
for top two teams from each night.
(Teams that played in Hurst in 2012 and 2013)
Tuesdays or Thursdays; Men’s Open Division
Thursday, August 8, 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
Friday, August 9, 8:00 AM-6:00 PM
League Schedules:
Available August 28 after 4 p.m.
Open Registration:
League Begins:
Monday-Friday, August 12-23
Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
and Tuesday and Thursday from 8:00 AM-6:00 PM
Tuesday, September 3
www.teamsideline.com/hurst
Youth Sports Associations:
Hurst Girls Softball League
(HGSL) 817.209.5409
www.eteamz.com/hurstgsl
hurstgirlssoftball@yahoo.com
Mid-Cities PeeWee Football
& Cheerleading Assn.
817.282.2390
www.midcitiespeeweefootball.org
Mid-Cities Basketball Assn.
(MCBA) 817.354.6208
www.midcitiesbasketball.org
Tri-Cities Baseball Assn.
(TCBA) 817.285.0200
www.tcbaseball.com
Hurst United Soccer Assn.
(HUSA) 817.282.8680
www.hurstunited.com
Welcome to the
Hurst
Tennis
Center
701 Mary Drive
817.788.7330
“Home of the Team Hurst
Junior Development Program”
Junior Tennis
Advanced Beginner/Intermediate
Tennis & Swim Camp
Advanced Beginner/Intermediate
Tennis Camp
Quickstart Pee Wee Tennis Camp
(Ages 12 and up)
(Ages 12 and up)
Introduction to tactics and drills. Player
development and fun are stressed. Kids will
eat lunch and swim at the Central Aquatics Center each day. Bring a sack lunch and
drink everyday.
Improve skills learned in Beginner Camp.
Tactics, drills, & fun are stressed.
Instructor: Kelly Langdon, USPTA, Brian Combest,
Price: $72 + one new, unopened can of tennis balls
USPTA and Staff
Days: Monday - Thursday
(Ages 6 & under)
Introduction to the game of tennis. Emphasis
is placed on motor skills in a fun learning
environment. Kids will learn basic strokes
and play lots of fun games.
Instructor: Bryan Combest, USPTA, Cameron Bodily
and Staff
Times: 9:45 AM - 10:30 AM
Days: Tuesday & Thursday
81000-A
6/18 & 6/20
81000-B
6/25 & 6/27
81000-C
7/9 & 7/11
81000-D
7/16 & 7/18
Jr. Beginner Tennis & Swim Camp
(Ages 7 & up)
A fun camp for beginners. Learn the forehand, backhand, serve and volley. Kids will
eat lunch and swim at the Central Aquatics
Center each day. Bring a sack lunch and
drink everyday.
Times: 10:30 AM - 1:30 PM
USPTA and Staff
Times: 10:30 AM - Noon
83000-A
6/3 – 6/6
83000-B
6/10 – 6/13
6/3 – 6/6
83000-C
6/17 – 6/20
84000-B
6/10 – 6/13
83000-D
6/24 – 6/27
84000-C
6/17 – 6/20
83000-E
7/8 – 7/11
84000-D
6/24 – 6/27
83000-F
7/15 – 7/18
84000-E
7/8 – 7/11
83000-G
7/22 – 7/25
84000-F
7/15 – 7/18
83000-H
7/29 – 8/1
84000-G
7/22 – 7/25
Jr. Beginner Tennis Clinic
84000-H
7/29 – 8/1
(Ages 7 and up)
84000-A
Jr. Beginner Tennis Camp
A perfect class for beginners. Learn the
forehand, backhand, serve and volley.
(Ages 7 and up)
Instructor: Austin Wynne, USPTA, Cameron Bodily
and Staff
USPTA and Staff
A fun camp for beginners. Learn the forehand, backhand, serve and volley.
Times: 10:30 AM - 1:30 PM
USPTA and Staff
Times: 10:30 AM - 1:30 PM
82000-A
6/3 – 6/6
82000-B
6/10 – 6/13
82000-C
6/17 – 6/20
82000-D
6/24 – 6/27
82000-E
7/8 – 7/11
82000-F
7/15 – 7/18
82000-G
7/22 – 7/25
82000-H
7/29 – 8/1
81300-A
6/3 – 6/6
81300-B
6/10 – 6/13
81300-C
6/17 – 6/20
81300-D
6/24 – 6/27
81300-E
7/8 – 7/11
81300-F
7/15 – 7/18
81300-G
7/22 – 7/25
81300-H
7/29 – 8/1
Times: 5:30 - 7:00 PM
81502-A
6/5, 6/12, 6/19, 6/26
81502-B
7/10, 7/17, 7/24, 7/31
81502-C
8/7, 8/14, 8/21, 8/28
Hurst
Tennis Center
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Advanced Beginner Tennis Clinic
Tennis recreation
Adult Intermediate Clinic
Introduction to tactics and drills. Player
development and fun are stressed.
This class is for adults who want to build on
existing skills. You’ll practice all shots and
learn techniques and tactics.
Instructor: Austin Wynne, USPTA, John Schildt and
Instructor: Kelly Langdon, USPTA, Cameron Bodily
Staff
and John Schildt
Times: 5:30 - 7:00 PM
Times: 7:00 - 8:30PM
Days: Wednesdays
(Ages 12 and up)
81503-A
6/5, 6/12, 6/19, 6/26
81200-A
6/5, 6/12, 6/19, 6/26
81503-B
7/10, 7/17, 7/24, 7/31
81200-B
7/10, 7/17, 7/24, 7/31
81503-C
8/7, 8/14, 8/21, 8/28
81200-C
8/7, 8/14, 8/21, 8/28
Adult
Programs
Adult Beginner/
Advanced Beginner Clinic
Just for adults! Learn basic strokes, scoring
and strategy. Bring one can of new balls to
first class.
and John Schildt
Times: 7:00 - 8:30PM
Days: Wednesdays
81100-A
6/5, 6/12, 6/19, 6/26
81100-B
7/10, 7/17, 7/24, 7/31
81100-C
8/7, 8/14, 8/21, 8/28
Attention
Tennis Players!
Those looking for a steady practice partner
can rent the Hurst Tennis Center’s ball
machine. It’s available for rent seven days a
week. The cost is $10 per hour or $6 for 30
minutes (tennis balls included). Due to court
availability, please reserve the ball machine at
least three days in advance.
4.0 Men’s Open Clinic
Meets each Thursday for men rated 4.0 or
higher. Learn techniques and strategy. Must
register three days in advance. Minimum of
four participants.
and John Schildt
Times: 7:00 - 8:30PM
Price: $12
Days: Thursdays
88444-A
Begins 5/30
(weekly)
Please remember
to bring a can
of new, unopened
tennis balls
to your first class.
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How about a Private Lesson?
Lessons with City of Hurst Tennis Professionals:
Hurst Tennis Specialist, Kelly Langdon, USPTA, or Tennis Center Coordinator,
Mike Campo, USPTA
$50 per hour
$26 per half hour
$180 per series of 4 lessons
Greg Smith, Austin Wynne, USTPA, John Schildt, Cameron Bodily and
Bryan Combest, USPTR.
$49 per hour
$26 per half hour
$180 per series of 4 lessons
The Tennis Center Staff also offers:
Private and group lessons. $90 for 90 minute group lessons for league teams.
Services and Facilities:
Lessons for all ages & abilities
10 lighted outdoor courts
USRSA Racquet Stringers
Ball Machine
USPTA-Certified Instructors Available
USTA Adult Leagues
Summer Operating Hours:
Mon. – Thurs. Friday, Saturday & Sunday
(90 minutes)
$1 Hurst Residents
(with proof of Hurst residency)
$2 Non-Residents
Racquet
Stringing
Lessons with Tennis Instructors:
•
•
•
•
•
•
Court Fees
8:00 AM – 10:00 PM
8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Tennis Center Coordinator – Mike Campo, USPTA
Tennis Specialist – Kelly Langdon, USPTA
Tennis Attendants – Caleb Wesley, Blake Fisher, Eric Thuener,
Brent Eberhart and Jared Jordan
Tennis Instructors – Bryan Combest, USPTA, Greg Smith,
Cameron Bodily, Austin Wynne, USPTA, John Schildt
Please bring one can of new, unopened, tennis balls to
your first day of class.
The HTC Staff offers private lessons for those wanting more
one-on-one accelerated learning.
The Tennis Center has a large choice of
string and accessories for your racquet needs.
We offer 24-hour turn around service and
have three United States Racquet Stringer’s
Association stringers on staff.
Upcoming
Tournaments
USTA Hurst Junior Open —
April 12-14
USTA Hurst Adult Open
September 20-22
Summer Adult
Leagues begin
June 4
must register by
May 18
cost is
$25/person
Do you want
to practice your serve or
hit a few with a friend?
CALL
817.788.7320
for a court
reservation.
Registration
recreation
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Registration Easy-Options!
Walk-in registration beginning on Monday, April 29 at 7:00 AM, is open only to those participants who are Hurst residents. Participants
who reside in Fort Worth, North Richland Hills, and Euless, whose mail is delivered to a Hurst “address,” are not eligible to register
until Monday, May 6 at 7:00 AM. Residency is defined by: living within the Hurst city limits, receiving a water bill from the City of
Hurst and paying property taxes to the City of Hurst. Out of fairness to all citizens of our community, you may only register the members of
your household.
Classes begin the week of June 3.
(Unless otherwise indicated.)
Walk-In Class Registration Times
(after initial registration days)
Monday-Thursday 7:00 am-9:00 pm
Friday 7:00 am-5:00 pm
Saturday
Sunday
9:30 am-5:00 pm
1:30 pm-5:00 pm
Hurst Residents:
Mail-in (check or credit card payment), fax (credit card payment), online (credit card payment), and walk-in (cash, check or credit
card payment) registration for Recreation Classes begins April 29 at 7:00 AM.
Non-Residents:
Fax (credit card payment), online (credit card payment), and walk-in (cash, check or credit card payment) registration for
Recreation Classes begins May 6 at 7:00 AM.
Sign up to Register Online:
That’s right, you can save time and register your entire family on-line! To get started, you will need to visit the Hurst Recreation
Center to activate your account. If you are a Hurst resident, you will need to bring your Hurst Water Bill, Hurst property tax
statement, or Hurst apartment lease, and your photo ID as proof of Hurst residency to receive the Hurst resident rates. Once
you have activated your account and received your user name and password, you will be able to use our on-line registration feature.
You do not have to wait until your appropriate registration date to activate your account and receive your user name and password. Go
ahead and do it the next time you are at the Recreation Center for your current class or working out. Then you will be ready to
register on-line the day registration starts!
Confirmation:
When you register by mail-in or fax, you will receive a confirmation notice through the postal mail. You will be notified if the
designated classes are not available. If the class is not available, you may select a second choice. If you register on-line, you may
print a copy of your receipt.
Supply List and Fees:
Some of our classes require a supply list. These classes are noted in the brochure. You will receive a supply list when you register.
For those mailed, a list will be included with your confirmation letter. Supplies should not be purchased prior to the Friday
before the class starts in case of cancellation.
Refund Policy:
When you sign up for one of our classes, we depend on your participation for a successful class. If you have an unforeseen
circumstance and cannot attend your class, we will gladly refund your fee with 72 hours notice prior to the class start date. Thank you
for your cooperation.
Classes begin
the week of
Parks and Recreation Board
Recreation Staff
Chairman: Alan
Recreation Director:
Neace
Robertson
Carol Cole
Delbert Derrett
Ralph Hurd
Pat King
Karen Spencer
Bob Walker
Hank Williams
Vice Chairman: Rod
June
3
Chris Watson
Mesa, Doug McDaniel,
Kristie Weaver
Recreation Center Supervisor: Mary Singleton
Recreation Specialist: Courtney Barnard
Senior Secretary: Paige Lutz
Recreation Managers: Kim
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Summer 2013 Class Registration Form
For the valuable consideration of being allowed to participate in the City of Hurst Parks and Recreation Department’s program or use the City’s facilities
or equipment, I recognize and acknowledge the risk of physical injury and agree to assume the full risk of any injuries, including death or damages, that
may result from any injury sustained while participating in activities related to the program or from using the City’s facilities or equipment. I DO FULLY
RELEASE, INDEMNIFY, AND HOLD HARMLESS, THE CITY, ITS EMPLOYEES AND OFFICERS FROM THEIR OWN NEGLIGENCE FOR
FAILURE TO PROPERLY DESIGN, INSPECT, OR MAINTAIN THE EQUIPMENT, OR SUPERVISE THE ACTIVITIES TO BE ENGAGED IN OR
EQUIPMENT TO BE USED BY THE UNDERSIGNED AND FOR ANY ACTS OF THIRD PARTIES. The City does not provide any medical or other
insurance protection or benefits for those who use the recreational equipment or engage in activities on City Premises.
The City of Hurst is proud to be an agency member of the following organizations:
Parks System recreation
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Parks
500 Heneretta (7.1 Acres)
• Pavilion
• Playground
• Jogging/Walking Trail System (1/3 mile)
• Picnic Tables
• Youth Athletic Practice Fields (Unlighted)
• Pet Water Fountain
2 HURST ATHLETIC COMPLEX
2104 Precinct Line Road (42.2 Acres)
• 4 Adult Softball Fields (Lighted)
• 6 Youth Soccer Fields (Lighted)
• 4 Youth Soccer Fields (Unlighted)
• Playground
• 3 Group Shelters
• 2 Concession/Restroom Buildings
3 CHISHOLM PARK
2200 Norwood (50 Acres)
• Aquatics Center
• 4 Youth Softball Fields (Lighted)
• 2 Playgrounds
• 3 Pavilions
• Pond with Fishing Island
• Picnic Tables
• Jogging/Walking Trail System
(1.5 miles)
• Fitness Course
• Group Shelter
• Concession/Restroom Building
• 2 Basketball Courts (Lighted)
• 4 Pet Water Fountains
4 SMITH-BARFIELD PARK
640 Pleasantview (6.9 Acres)
• Youth Baseball/Softball Field
(Lighted)
• 2 Tennis Courts (Lighted)
• Youth Athletic Practice Field
(Unlighted)
• Playground
• Pavilion
• Picnic Tables
• Restrooms
5 MAYFAIR PARK
1725 Norwood (14.4 Acres)
• Pavilion
• Playground
• Jogging/Walking Trail System (1/4 mile)
• Youth Athletic Fields (Unlighted)
6 WINDMILL PARK
840 Cheryl (2 Acres)
• Historical Marker
7 VALENTINE PARK
610 Bedford Court West (4 Acres)
• Youth Athletic Practice Field
(Unlighted)
8 HURST HILLS PARK
575 Billie Ruth (4 Acres)
9 HURST COMMUNITY PARK
601 Precinct Line Road (44.9 Acres)
• 4 Youth Baseball Fields (Lighted)
• 2 Youth Soccer Fields (Lighted)
• 2 Sand Volleyball Courts (Lighted)
• Pavilion
• 2 Playgrounds
• Multi-Use Trail System (1 mile)
• Picnic Tables
• Wooded Natural Area
• Open Field Play Area
• Concession/Restroom Building
• 2 Group Shelters
10 CENTRAL PARK
700 block of Mary Drive (17.5 Acres)
• Recreation Center
• Aquatics Center
• Tennis Center (10 Lighted Courts)
• 2 Pavilions
• Playground
• Picnic Tables
• 2 Outdoor Basketball Courts
(Lighted)
11 VIVAGENE COPELAND PARK
501 Pecan Drive (5.2 Acres)
• Pavilion
• Playground
• Multi-Use Trail System (1/3 mile)
• Open Field Play Area
• 3 Outdoor Basketball Courts
(Lighted)
12 JAYCEE BAKER PARK
500 Belmont (4.1 Acres)
• Playground
• Picnic Tables
• Restrooms
• Youth Athletic Practice Fields
(Unlighted)
13 BILLY CREEK PARK
14 REDBUD PARK
525 Redbud Drive (7.2 Acres)
• Soccer Field (Unlighted)
• Playground
(1/3 mile)
• Picnic Tables
• Fitness Course
• Pavilion
15 BELLAIRE PARK
500 Pecan Drive (6.4 Acres)
• Playground
• Youth Baseball/Softball Field
(Lighted)
(1/3 mile)
16 WAN-KA-KANI PARK
748 Shadylane (4.1 Acres)
• Picnic Tables
17 RICKEL PARK
1001 Bluebonnet (29 Acres)
• 2 Pavilions
• Picnic Tables
• Nature Trails
• Scenic Overlook
• Winding Stream with 2 Bridges
(1/2 mile)
• Playground
Facilities
1 ECHO HILLS PARK
A BROOKSIDE CENTER
B HURST LIBRARY
Park
Pavilions
listed are available for rental
for $35 per day. If electrical
power is needed during the
rental, a $50 REFUNDABLE
electrical key deposit is due at
the time of reservation.
For more information, call
817.788.7320
CITY OF HURST
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Hurst, Texas 76054
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