2016 fall / winter recreation guide - Maryville-Alcoa

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2016 FALL / WINTER
RECREATION GUIDE
Everything you want to do. Places to go. Events you don’t want to miss.
Numerous Youth Programs
Holiday Events
Senior Programs
Concerts in the Park
Parks & Recreation Facilities
Youth & Adult League Sports
Parks & Rec.
316 S. Everett High Rd.
Maryville, TN 37804
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AREA PARKS AND RECREATION FACILITIES
ALCOA
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COMMISSIONERS
Blount County Representatives
Mike Lewis
Nelson Russell
City of Alcoa Representatives
Clint Abbott
Frank Cameron
City of Maryville Representatives
Dallas Monroe, Chairperson
Andy White, Vice-Chairperson
At Large Representative
Lilli Brown
STAFF
Administrative Office
Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8AM-5PM
316 S. Everett High Road, Maryville, TN 37804
Telephone: 865-983-9244
Fax: 865-983-8831
Joe Huff, CPRP, Executive Director
Cookie Crowson, APRP, Assistant Director
Chris Clark, CPRP, Superintendent of Athletics
Kelly Forster, CPRP, Program Coordinator
Leanna Millard, Business Manager
Connie Ball, Administrative Assistant
Tisha Welshan, Office Manager
Teresa Becker, APRP, Human Resources
Missey Wright, Recreation Specialist
Kim Anderson, Aquatics Supervisor
Maintenance Department
614 Evan Circle, Maryville, TN 37804
Telephone: 865-984-6950
Tom Sims, CPSI, Maintenance Superintendent
Mike Sellers, Crew Leader
Gary Gregory
James Martin
John Taylor
Waylon Majors
Matt Finfrock
Ricky Phillips, Residence Manager,
Louisville Point Park
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Alcoa Duck Pond
Bassell Courts
Clayton Disc Golf Course
Howe Street Park
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Community Center
and Basketball Courts
Oldfield Park
Rock Gardens Park
Springbrook Park and Pool
Springbrook Recreation Center,
Tennis Courts & Softball Field
MARYVILLE
Amerine Park
College Hill Park
Everett Park
Everett Senior Center
John Sevier Park,
Tennis Courts and Pool
Pearson Springs Park
Sandy Springs Park
NEW! PetSafe Dog Park
OUR MISSION
To enhance the quality of life by providing diverse recreational
and healthy lifestyle opportunities.
POLICY STATEMENT
The Parks and Recreation Commission does not discriminate on
the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age, genetic
information or disabling condition in employment opportunities
or in the provision of parks and recreation services.
Everett Senior Center
702 Burchfield Street, Maryville, TN 37804
Telephone: 865-983-9422
Stacy Homeyer, Center Director
Greg Pitner, Administrative Assistant
Corey Shields, Custodian
Everett Recreation Center
Office Hours: Monday-Friday 3-5 PM
318 S. Everett High Road, Maryville, TN 37804
Telephone: 865-983-6264
Brook Hemphill, CPRP, Center Director
James Chapman, Custodian
Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Center
Wednesday 11AM-5PM
209 E. Franklin Street, Alcoa, TN 37701
Telephone: 865-983-1954
Sissy Ferguson, Center Director
Yolanda Brown, Center Assistant
Jeremy Fuller, Center Assistant
Jason Tipton, Center Assistant
Springbrook Recreation Center
1537 Dalton Street, Alcoa, TN 37701
Telephone: 865-984-5612
Phil Eakins, Center Director
Earl Anderson, Program Assistant
Selena Nolasco, Program Assistant
Phil Roberts, Program Assistant
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BLOUNT
COUNTY
Eagleton Park
Everett Athletic Complex
and Recreation Center
Louisville Point Park
Richard Williams Park
Singleton Park
RENTAL OF
OUTDOOR
PAVILIONS
Parks & Rec. rents the following park
pavilions for family and group functions.
For more information regarding facility
accommodations, rental fees, or to reserve,
please visit our web site at www.parksrec.com.
Duck Pond Park Pavilions (3)
Louisville Point Park Pavilion
Eagleton Park Pavilion
Pearson Springs Park Pavilion
Everett Park Picnic Area
Richard Williams Park Pavilion
Howe Street Park Pavilion
Sandy Springs Park Pavilion
John Sevier Pavilion
Springbrook Park Pavilion
*To reserve the Greenbelt Pavilion near
the Courthouse, call the City of Maryville
at 273-3407.
Reservations can be made in person at the
Parks & Rec. Administrative Office located
at 316 S. Everett High Road, Maryville, TN
37804 or on-line through our web site at
www.parksrec.com. You may also view the
Availability Calendar through our web site.
All reservation requests made on-line will
hold your reservation slot until our office
reviews and approves the request. Once
approved, you will receive instructions by
email on how to finalize your payment online or you may mail a check to our office
within seven (7) business days. If you have
any questions, please call Parks & Rec. at
983-9244 or visit our web site. We begin
taking reservations January 2nd of each
year (if the 2nd falls on a week-end, we’ll
begin the following Monday).
Wednesday,July 27, 2016
Community Centers
Drop-in Ca’La Exercise Classes
Center Rental Information
Mondays & Thursdays 7:00-8:00 PM $4.00 per class
Certified Instructor Shay Hill along with other certified
instructors make it fun and worth the sweat for a full
one-hour cardio work-out. Adults only. Maximum per
class: 30 people.
The following applies to the rental fees of the
following three community/recreation centers.
• 50% advance deposit is due when making the reservation,
with the balance being due seven (7) days prior to use of
the facility.
• Cancellation over thirty (30) days in advance – full refund
minus a $5.00 processing fee.
• Cancellation less than (30) days in advance – 75% refund.
• Cancellation less than fourteen (14) days in advance – no
refund.
EVERETT RECREATION
CENTER
318 S. Everett High Road, Maryville, TN
Telephone: 865-983-6264
Brook Hemphill, CPRP, Center Director
James Chapman, Custodian
This center offers basketball and volleyball courts and
a variety of children’s activities. Meeting rooms and a
gymnasium are available for rental. See rental information
below. For rentals and reservation inquiries, please call the
Center at 983-6264. The Center opens at 3PM MondayFriday. Closing times vary according to scheduled activities.
Rental fees for Everett Recreation Center:
Meeting Room 202...........................$25.00 per hour
(2 hr. minimum)
Meeting Room 206...........................$25.00 per hour
(2 hr. minimum)
Meeting Room 205............................ $30.00 per hour
(2 hr. minimum)
Half of Gymnasium...........................$35.00 per hour
Whole Gymnasium............................ $60.00 per hour
Entire Facility..................................... $90.00 per hour
Special Party Rate: $90.00 for 2-hr. rental, includes
use of half of gymnasium and half of balcony or Room
205.
*Parks & Rec. reserves the right to reserve the full gymnasium
during operating hours for in-house programs.
Be sure to check out
our website at
www.parksrec.com
H.O.M.E. For Christmas
MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
COMMUNITY CENTER
209 E. Franklin Street, Alcoa, TN
Telephone: 865-983-1954
Email Address: mlkcenter@parksrec.com
Sissy Ferguson, Center Director
Yolanda Brown, Center Assistant
Jeremy Fuller, Center Assistant
Jason Tipton, Center Assistant
This multi-purpose center has two meeting rooms, kitchen
facilities, a computer lab with controlled internet access
and Wi-Fi. A small meeting room also serves as a library
with a variety of children’s books. There is also an outdoor
playground, volleyball net and basketball courts adjacent to
the facility.
Hours of Operation:
11:00 AM – 6:00 PM Monday-Friday,
Wednesday 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
* Center may close early on occasion due to rentals.
Rental Fees for MLK Community Center:
Small Meeting Room (Library) $25.00 per hour
Large Meeting Room:
0-2 hours..........$50.00 per hour
3-6 hours..........$40.00 per hour
6 or more..........$30.00 per hour
*A 2-hour minimum is required for all rentals.
*Center Capacity: 125
Upcoming programs and events being held at the
Center:
After School Tutoring Program
Monday through Thursday 4:00-6:00 PM
Wednesday 4:00-5:00 PM
Maryville College Bonner Scholars and Foster Grandparents
offer an opportunity for help with homework and school
projects free of charge to K-12 students. If children have
no homework, practice worksheets are available to enhance
their skills. Program begins in September and only occurs
during the scheduled school calendar.
November 26 beginning at 6:00 PM,
Tree Lighting at 7:15 PM
H.O.M.E. (Hall-Oldfield-Maryville Empowerment) and the
MLK Community Center partner for this annual community
celebration to kick-off the Christmas holidays. Music, family
fun, light refreshments, and surprises from our own MLK
kids! Join us in decorating the Center tree with MEMORIAL
AND HONOR ornaments, which will be sold for $1.00 each.
SPRINGBROOK
RECREATION CENTER
1537 Dalton Street, Alcoa, TN
Telephone: 865-984-5612
Email Address: springbrookrecctr@parksrec.com
Phil Eakins, Center Director
Earl Anderson, Program Assistant
Selena Nolasco, Program Assistant
Phil Roberts, Program Assistant
This center located in the Springbrook Park area of Alcoa
features a gymnasium, volleyball court, pool tables, and
meeting rooms. For rentals and reservation information,
please call the Center at 984-5612.
Hours of Operation:
Monday – Friday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Rental fees for Springbrook Recreation Center:
Gymnasium use only.......................... $25.00 per hour
Lower Level (includes gym, Meeting Room 101 and
pool tables)........................................... 35.00 per hour
Room 102 (meeting room with microwave and
refrigerator).......................................... 30.00 per hour
Room 102 (plus gymnasium)............... 40.00 per hour
Room 103 (upstairs Dance Room)....... 35.00 per hour
Room 103 (plus gymnasium)............... 50.00 per hour
Karate classes and the Wagon Wheelers Western Square Dance
Group meet on a regular basis at the Center. See “Just For Kids” and
“Programs For Adults” sections for complete details.
Special Events
AREA 15 SPECIAL
OLYMPICS
The Area 15 Special Olympics Program
is open to Blount County citizens Age 8
years & older. The ultimate goal of this
program is to help persons with intellectual
disabilities participate as productive and
respected members of society at large, by
offering them fair opportunities to develop
and demonstrate their skills and talents
through sports training and competition,
and by increasing public awareness of their
capabilities and needs.
Schools and centers throughout Blount
County participate in these events. However,
any person whose school or center does
not participate OR any adult who does
not attend a school or center is eligible to
compete as an independent athlete. The
following athletic competitions are held
each year:
2016-2017 Events include:
Winter Games – January 29-31 –
Ober Gatlinburg
Regional Basketball – February 11 –
Maryville College
Basketball – February - Date to be
announced – Heritage High School
Powerlifting – Date and location to be
announced.
Track & Field – April - Date to be
announced – Heritage High School
Bowling – September - Dates to be
announced – Crest Bowling Lanes
2016 ANNUAL
HEALTHY BLOUNT
TRIPLE CROWN
OF RUNNING
This event consists of the Spring Sprint
(April 9), the Scholars Run (Aug. 13), and
the Reindeer Run (Dec. 4). To be eligible for
the Triple Crown cash awards and a special
memento, participants must compete in all
three races. To be eligible to win door prizes
valued at a minimum of $100, participation in
two races is required. Both runners and walkers
at each event are eligible for great door prizes.
Scholars Run
5K Road Race &
1-Mile Fun Run/Walk
This event is a 5K (3.1-miles) road race and
1-Mile Fun Run/Walk and is the second
event of the Healthy Blount Triple Crown
of Running. The race begins and ends on
the Maryville College campus. A portion of
the proceeds from this race will fund two
annual student scholarships sponsored by
the Foothill Striders, Inc. Individual and
team competition will take place. Special
awards will be given to the Overall and
Masters winners, the top three finishers in
each age division, and to the top three teams
in the 5K. All Fun Run/Walk participants
will receive a ribbon.
Date: Saturday, August 13
Location: Maryville College – Cooper
Athletic Center
Time:
Check-in: 6:45-7:30 AM
5K Race: 8:00 AM
1-Mile Fun Run/Walk: 8:45 AM
Registration: Entry forms may be obtained
at the Parks & Rec. Office. Mail form
and fee to Scholars Run: 316 S. Everett
High Rd., Maryville, TN 37804
On-line registration available at
www.parksrec.com for an additional fee.
Cost: If pre-registered at Parks & Rec. or
online by Monday, August 8:
Adults $20.00
Students (18 & under) $18.00
Day of race:
Adults $25.00
Students $20.00
Cost includes a race T-shirt (add $1.50
for XXL shirt) and great giveaways.
Reindeer Run 5K
Road Race &
1-Mile Fun Run/Walk
This run, which is the final leg of the
Healthy Blount Triple Crown of Running,
is a 5K (3.1 miles) and a 1-Mile Fun Run/
Walk. A portion of the proceeds from this
event will go to the Empty Pantry Fund.
Awards will be given to the Overall and
Masters winners and the top three finishers
in each age division. Prizes will also be
given to the best male and female Christmas
costume. All Fun Run/Walk participants
will receive a ribbon. The Triple Crown of
Running award ceremony will take place at
this event.
Date: Sunday, December 4
Location: Maryville Municipal Parking
Garage
Time:
Check-in: 12:45-1:30 PM
5K Race: 2:00 PM
1-Mile Fun Run/Walk: 2:45 PM
Registration: Entry forms may be
obtained at the Parks & Rec. Office.
On-line registration available at
www.parksrec.com for an additional fee.
Cost: If pre-registered at Parks & Rec. or
online by Monday, Nov. 28:
Adults $20.00
Students (18 & under) $18.00
Day of race: Adults $25.00 Students $20.00
Cost includes a long-sleeve race T-shirt
(add $1.50 for XXL shirt) and great
giveaways.
*All dates are tentatively set. Please
call one month prior to event to confirm
983-9244.
Special Olympics Volunteers
Volunteers are always needed to provide
many types of assistance during Special
Olympic events. Potential volunteers should
keep in mind that all competitions are held
during regular school hours. If you would
like more information regarding confirmed
event dates or ways you can contribute your
time or financial resources, please contact
Missey Wright at 983-9244.
Reindeer Run
SONGS BY THE
BROOK CONCERT
SERIES
A free summer concert series held during
the months of August, September and
October in Springbrook Park. The series will
focus on Americana, folk and blues genres
featuring performances by regional and local
musicians. Springbrook is a beautiful park in
the Alcoa community featuring nearby trails,
playgrounds and indoor facilities (in case of
rain). A perfect setting for outdoor summer
concerts! You can relax and enjoy the music,
then walk around and visit with some of
our onsite vendors like Maryville Farmer’s
Market and more. Visit www.parksrec.com
for more information.
Dates & Time: August 11, September 8 & 22,
and October 6 from 6:00-9:00 PM
Location: Springbrook Park - will move
indoors to Springbrook Rec. Center in the
event of inclement weather.
Cost: FREE! Concessions will be available
for purchase.
“TINY TOT”
TRIATHLON
Bring your “tiny tot” (Ages 3-6) for a fun
afternoon of kid-friendly triathlon activities!
Event course is modified for this age group
level. Preschoolers will run, bike, and get
“wet” as they make their way to the finish
line where everyone receives a medal.
This unique event is recreational (not
competitive) and encourages young kids to
get out and get active! Bring a bicycle or
tricycle (with helmet) and wear tennis shoes
and comfortable athletic clothing that can
get wet at the end. A family member must
assist their child as they make their way
through the course. Parents should wear
comfortable athletic clothing as well. No
swimming will take place, but participants
will get “wet” as they make their way
towards the finish line.
Date: Sunday, September 18 (Inclement
Weather Date: September 25)
Check-in Time: Between 1:30-2:30 PM as
you arrive (no later than 2:30 PM please)
Event Time: 2:00-3:00 PM (Groups start every
5 minutes on a first come/first serve basis)
Location: Springbrook Pool/Alcoa Duck
Pond area
Cost: $10.00 if pre-registered at Parks & Rec.
or on-line by Friday, Sept. 16 at Noon
$15.00 day of event.
Cost includes a t-shirt and medal.
*T-shirts guaranteed for pre-registered,
while supplies last for day-of registrants.
Wednesday, July 27, 2016
A SPOOKTACULAR
EXTRAVAGANZA
HALLOWEEN
FUN EVENT FOR
FAMILIES AND PETS
Come join us on Halloween for some fun
activities during the Last Friday Night
Lights on W. Broadway in downtown
Maryville. Activities will include trick
or treating at downtown businesses, a pet
costume contest, a pumpkin carving contest,
a magic show, and much more. Visit our
website at http://parksrec.com/special_
events/halloween.aspx for more information
closer to the event date.
Date: Friday, October 28
Location: Downtown Maryville (W.
Broadway Avenue)
Time: 6:00-8:30 PM for most activities
(with scheduled times for certain
activities)
Cost: Free for trick or treating, magic show,
and contest viewings.
Other Charges: $5.00 for pet contest
entry
HOMETOWN
CHRISTMAS EVENTS
H.O.M.E. For Christmas
November 26th
H.O.M.E. (Hall-Oldfield-Maryville
Empowerment) and the Martin Luther
King, Jr. Community Center partner for this
annual community celebration to kick-off
the Christmas holidays. Music, family fun,
light refreshments, and surprises from our
own MLK kids! Join us on November 26th in
decorating the Center tree with MEMORIAL
AND HONOR ornaments, which will be sold
for $1.00 each. If you choose to put a tree in
the lower field, please do so prior to the event
with the last day being November 21st. Time:
6:00 PM with tree lighting at 7:15 PM
Springbrook Splendor
Celebrate the lighting of the City of Alcoa
Christmas Tree in the Upper Fields of
Springbrook Park where the trails will be lit
with luminaria. Following the ceremony,
there will be special music, refreshments,
visits with Santa Claus, and hay rides for the
children. Event is free.
Date: November 28
Rain Date: November 29
Time: 6:15 PM
Special Olympics
Festival of Trees
The lawn of the Blount County Courthouse
will be illuminated with a display of live
Christmas trees of all sizes, colors, and
decorative themes. This unique month-long
event allows the community to enjoy the
festival either by driving by or walking
through for a closer look. The official
opening of the Festival will take place on
the Courthouse lawn and will include music,
refreshments, visits with Santa Claus, and
hay rides for the children. For information on
entering a tree in the festival call 983-9244.
Date: December 1
Time: Lighting ceremony 6:30 PM
Location: Blount County
Courthouse
City of Maryville
Tree Lighting
Enjoy the City of Maryville Tree Lighting
ceremony at the pedestrian bridge at Pistol
Creek Station leading to the Blount County
Library. The program will feature music,
refreshments, a candy hunt for Ages 3-12,
and visits with Santa Claus in the Library at
the end of the event. In case of inclement
weather, the entire event will be held at the
Library. Event is free.
Date: December 5
Time: 6:30-7:30 PM
7:30 PM - Visits with Santa
Santa Calls
Children in Blount County can enjoy a very
special telephone call from Santa Claus free
of charge thanks to the continued support of
volunteers from the Maryville-Alcoa Civitan
Club who provide special phone lines from
the North Pole.
Dates: 3-5 year olds – December 6
6-7 year olds – December 8
Time: All calls are made between the hours
of 5-9 PM.
Registration: Applications may be obtained
on-line at www.parksrec.com under
Special Events, Hometown Christmas
or at the Parks & Rec. office after
November 9.
Registration deadline: December 1.
VISIT OUR WEB SITE AT
WWW.PARKSREC.COM
FOR NEW PROGRAMS
AND EVENTS THROUGHOUT
THE YEAR.
PARKS & REC • FALL | 5
Just For Kids
YOUTH TACKLE
FOOTBALL
Grasshoppers - Ages 7-8
PeeWees - Ages 8-10
Midgets - Ages 10-12
• Registration is taken in late January and
mid-June depending on availability (teams
can take up to 35 players). Please watch
for team advertisements in the Sports
Section of The Daily Times.
• Spring practice is held in February and
March.
• Fall practice begins mid-July and continues
until the start of the season.
• Jamborees are normally scheduled in earlymid August with the season beginning
the following week. The Super Bowl,
which concludes the season, is held in late
October. Dates to be announced. • Visit our web site, http://parksrec.com/
team_schedules_scores/youth_football.
aspx, for information regarding teams in
your area.
YOUTH FLAG
FOOTBALL
This program is available to boys and girls
Ages 6-12.
To view program rules visit http://www.
nflflag.com/pdf/NFL_FLAG_Regular_
Season_Rule_Book_2012.pdf
Registration: July 11 – August 12
Cost: $75.00 includes game jersey
• Games will be played on Sunday
afternoons at the Everett Athletic Complex
beginning September 11 and will continue
for 8 weeks.
• Children will begin practicing two weeks
prior to the start of the season and will
practice 2 times per week. Once the
season begins, only 1 practice will be held
per week on Sundays prior to games.
• Participants are evaluated and placed on
teams.
YOUTH SOCCER FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS
Parks & Rec. offers two youth soccer
seasons each year; in the spring and fall. Two programs are offered: Soccer for Fun
for 4 year-olds and Youth Soccer for Ages
5-16 (please see additional information
regarding each league below).
Soccer for Fun for
4 Year-Olds
Soccer for Fun is a fundamental, noncompetitive approach to the game of soccer
and a great way to introduce your child to
this popular sport. Children are randomly
divided into groups and will be involved
in drills, along with playing small-sided
scrimmage games for one hour on Saturdays
for 6 weeks. Shin guards are required.
Limited space available!
Beginning Dates: Fall season is tentatively scheduled to
begin September 10 and will continue
for 8 weeks.
Spring season is tentatively scheduled to
begin April 1and will continue for 6 weeks.
Time: Game times will vary from early
morning to mid-afternoon.
Location: Everett Athletic Complex and
Pearson Springs Park
Costs: $60.00 includes game jersey
+ $15.00 for pictures which is totally
optional, $18.00 if purchased the day of
pictures
**Late registration is $5.00 extra and on
a space available basis**
Fall Registration: July 5 – August 5 (firstcome/first-served until full)
Spring Registration: January 23 – February
24 (first-come/first-served until full)
Beginning Dates:
Fall season is tentatively scheduled to
begin September 17.
Spring season is tentatively scheduled to
begin April 1.
Both seasons are 6 weeks long.
Times: 8:30-9:30 OR 9:30-10:30 AM
Location: Everett Athletic Complex
Costs: $60.00 includes game jersey
+ $15.00 for pictures which is totally
optional, $18.00 if purchased the day of
pictures
**Late registration is $5.00 extra and on
a space available basis**
Instructor: Geoff Hamm
Soccer for Ages 5-16
Be a part of the world’s most popular
sport! Youth soccer is an excellent way to
develop motor skills. Each participant will
play in every game.
Fall Registration: July 5 – August 5 (firstcome/first-served until full)
Spring Registration: January 23 – February 24 (first-come/first-served until full)
• Children will practice 1-2 times per week,
which tentatively begins several weeks
prior to the season, at an area park.
• Children are placed on teams according to
their age (as of April 1 in the spring and
as of September 1 in the fall) and their
school.
• Children Ages 5-12 will be placed on an
all-boys/all-girls team. Ages 13-16 play
co-ed.
• Ages 5-6 will play “small-sided” soccer.
• Shin guards are required. the daily times | www.thedailytimes.com
Youth Basketball
BASKETBALL
FOR FUN
Basketball for Fun is a low-key, noncompetitive approach to the game of
basketball. Available to boys and girls
5 years old, this is a great introductory
approach to learn the fundamentals of the
game. The program meets for one hour on
Saturdays for 6 weeks.
Registration: October 3 – November 4
(first come/first served until full)
Start Date & Season: Season is tentatively
scheduled to begin December 3, and is 6
weeks long.
Location: Everett Recreation Center
Time: 9:00-10:00 AM
Cost: $65.00 per child, includes game
jersey and a basketball
An optional picture package is available
for $15.00 extra if purchased at time of
registration, $18.00 if purchased day of.
**Late registration is $5.00 extra and on a
space available basis**
Instructors: To be announced.
YOUTH
BASKETBALL
Available to youth Ages 6-17. Every effort
is made to educate participants in the game
of basketball while having fun. Each
participant will play in every game.
Registration: October 3 – November 4
(first come/first served until full)
Start Date & Season: Season is tentatively
scheduled to begin December 3, and will
continue for 8 weeks.
Location: Everett and Springbrook
Recreation Centers and Coulter Grove
Intermediate School
Time: Game times will vary from early
morning to mid-afternoon.
Cost: $65.00 per child, includes game
jersey
An optional picture package is available
for $15.00 extra if purchased at time of
registration, $18.00 if purchased day of.
**Late registration is $5.00 extra and on a
space available basis**
• Teams will play an 8–game season with
games being played on Saturdays.
• Children will practice 1 time per week on a
rotating schedule, which tentatively begins
several weeks prior to the season.
• Children are placed on teams through a
draft.
• Children Ages 6-12 will be placed on an
all-boys/all-girls team. Ages 13-16 play
co-ed. Children are placed in age groups
based on age as of September 1.
BALLET CLASSES
For Ages 3-5
These classes are taught in a relaxed and
non-competitive environment. Children
will grow with grace and rhythm as they are
taught proper placement techniques along
with a fun, choreographed routine. Dances
are taught to fun edited music that kids love!
There will be an end-of-session performance
to highlight what they have learned with no
extra fees or dance attire necessary.
Dates: Session 1: Tuesdays, August 16 –
September 27
Session 2: Tuesdays, October 18 –
November 29
Times: 4:15-4:45 PM
5:00-5:30 PM
5:45-6:15 PM
Cost: $75.00 per 7-week session
Instructor: Katelyn Simerly
JAZZ/ HIP HOP
DANCE CLASSES
For Ages 6-10
This class offers a great exercise work-out
in a fun and exciting atmosphere! Students
will learn a routine filled with new hip hop
moves choreographed to a clean and edited
music mix. There will be a fun performance
at the end of each session with no extra fees
or dance attire necessary.
Dates:
Session 1: Tuesdays, August 16 –
September 27
Session 2: Tuesdays, October 18 –
November 29
Time: 6:30-7:15 PM
Instructor: Katelyn Simerly
KIDS – DON’T MISS
THE TINY TOT
TRIATHLON!
Look in the “Special Events” section of this
publication for information on this fun filled
event.
CHECK OUT
“ADULT PROGRAMS”
FOR MORE PROGRAMS
AVAILABLE FOR
AGES 15 & UP.
Ballet Classes
GYMNASTICS
MOVEMENT, MUSIC
& MORE
For Ages 3-5
Children will learn gross motor skills needed
for Kindergarten readiness and beginner
gymnastics skills. Gymnastic skills are
taught in proper progressions on bright,
colorful preschool equipment, with all
equipment designed and sized for young
hands and feet. Participants will learn
beginner through intermediate skills on bars,
beams, trampolines, and vaulting. Classes
are taught by a qualified instructor, with over
20 years of teaching experience.
Dates:
Session 1: Mondays, August 8 –
September 26 (No class Sept. 5)
Session 2: Mondays, October 17 –
December 5 (No class Oct. 31)
Time: 10:00-10:30 AM
Cost: $85.00 for 7-week session
Instructor: Carl Gifford
BEGINNER AND
INTERMEDIATE
TUMBLING
GYMNASTICS
For Ages 5-10
This class will teach and enhance skills
involving handstands, cartwheels, onearm cartwheels and bridges for both the
very beginner and intermediate students.
Intermediate students will also work on
round-offs, backbend kick-overs, and front
and backhandsprings. Classes are taught
with proper skill progression for the safety
of the child and with enthusiasm and
motivation - never intimidation. Children
that are 5 years old must have started
Kindergarten.
Dates:
Time: 4:00-4:45 PM
ADVANCED
TUMBLING/
BACKHANDSPRINGS
For Ages 6-12
This class is designed to teach the more
advanced skills of the backhandspring,
round-off backhandsprings, and standing
backtuck. Students in this class should
have a good round-off and be able to do a
back walk-over with a spot. Drills such as
handstands, bridge kick-overs and jump
backs will be repeated in this class to help
students become a stronger tumbler.
Dates:
Time: 5:00-5:45 PM
attention from instructor through the stepby-step process of making a pot, decorating,
glazing and firing. Each class is project based
and students will make a variety of bowls,
dishes and sculptural art pieces. All work
goes through two kiln firings; the second
firing will make the pottery safe for food and
drink, as well as use in the microwave and
dishwasher. We use only health-approved clays
and glaze-materials. Class includes clay and
all firing and glaze materials.
Dates:
Session 1: Tuesdays, Sept. 6-27
Session 2: Tuesdays, Nov. 1-22
Session 3: Tuesdays, Feb. 7-28
Time: 4:00-5:00 PM
Location: Studio 212, 217 East Broadway
Avenue, Maryville, TN 37804
Cost: $65.00 per 4-week session (includes
all materials)
Instructor: Leanne Moe
KIDS’ ART CLASSES
For Ages 8-12
Tennis
TENNIS INSTRUCTION
For Ages 6-14
Rain Policy: All participants are
responsible for calling Parks & Rec. at
983-9244 in the afternoon after 3 PM in the
event of inclement weather. Occasionally,
decisions will need to be made at the courts.
A make-up class will be held for each class
cancelled with the make-up date determined
by the instructor.
Items needed for all tennis classes:
Tennis racquet, athletic attire, water bottle,
tennis shoes
Classes at John Sevier Park
Dates:
Session 1: Mondays & Wednesdays,
September 7, 12, 14, 19, 21
(Rain Date: Sept. 26)
Session 2: Mondays & Wednesdays,
October 17, 19, 24, 26 & November 2
(Rain Date: Nov. 7)
Times: 4:00-5:00 PM
Ages 6-10 (Beginner)
5:00-6:00 PM
Ages 11-14 (Beginner &
Intermediate)
Cost: $55.00 per session ($3 Discount for
additional siblings)
Instructor: Janie Beswick
Classes at Sandy Springs Park
Dates:
Tuesday & Thursday Classes:
Session 1: August 9-25
(Rain Date: August 30)
Session 2: September 6-22
Session 3: October 18 – November 3
(Rain Date: Nov. 8)
Dates:
Monday Classes:
August 15 – September 26
(No class Sept. 5)
Time: 4:00-5:30 PM Will split into groups
by experience.
Cost: $70.00 per session
($3 discount for additional siblings)
$200.00 for all 3 Tues/Thurs sessions ($10
Discount)
Instructor: Marty Durand
No cotton balls or Popsicle sticks here, this
class is geared towards teaching children
the fundamentals of art. From color theory,
composition, line and shading, this class
will develop skills in art and encourage
creative problem solving. From painting to
printmaking, this class will explore different
medias.
Dates:
Session 1: Tuesdays, Oct. 4-25
Session 2: Tuesdays, March 7-28
Time: 4:00-5:00 PM
all materials)
KARATE
INSTRUCTION
Parks & Rec. has partnered with Maryville
Isshinryu Karate School to offer the following
classes to both youth and adults. They are the
oldest martial arts school in Blount County
and are accredited by the International
Isshinryu Karate Association. Participants
will learn self-defense, sparring techniques,
kata and much more. Benefits of Karate
include confidence, flexibility, concentration,
balance, discipline and respect.
Youth Classes – Ages 7-12 years Dates: Wednesdays - Classes are on-going
with new students accepted at anytime.
Time: 7:00-8:30 PM
Location: Springbrook Recreation Center,
Cost: $60.00 per quarter (3 months) –
Family rates available
Registration: Taken on-site at the
Springbrook Recreation Center. For more
information, please contact Scott DeWaard
at 681-4798 or sdewaard@bellsouth.net
Instructors: Bruce Guillaume, Bill
McCarter, Pete Simmons, Scott
DeWaard, Case DeWaard, and Al Hill
Adult Classes – Ages 12 years & Up Dates: Mondays & Thursdays - Classes
are on-going with new students accepted
at anytime.
Time: 7:30-9:00 PM
Location: Springbrook Recreation Center,
Cost: $120.00 per quarter (3 months) –
Family rates available
Registration: Taken on-site at the
Springbrook Recreation Center.
For more information, please contact
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KIDS IN CLAY
POTTERY CLASSES
For Ages 6-10
Students will create fun projects as well as
learn hand-building techniques such as coiling,
pinching and slab work. Each class is unique
and small in size. Students receive personal
Art Classes
Mike Lewis at 984-0413 or
mlewis@renasant.com or
Pete Simmons at 970-7035 or
pete@promediatn.com
Instructors: Adam Budnar, Jim
Cobb, Bruce Guillaume, Kirk
Harris, Angie Higginbotham,
Shane Lenoir, Mike Lewis,
Bill McCarter, Pete Simmons,
Adam Tilley, Scott DeWaard,
and Daniel Wilder
PRE-REGISTRATION
IS REQUIRED FOR
MOST PROGRAMS!
ARTISTIC DANCE
-UNLIMITEDRegister online today at
adudance.com or visit
the studio during our
summer office hours:
Tuesdays & Thursdays
3 - 6 p.m.
Ages 3-Adult Beginner to Advanced
Classes begin August 8, 2016
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In China, January 23, 2012, is the beginning of the
year. In China it will be the year 4710! Chinese Newnew
does not fall on the same date each year, although Year
it is
always in January or February.
On New Year’s Day, Chinese people add a year
age, no matter when they were born. This is the to their
biggest
birthday party of all!
The Chinese tell a story that, one day, a great teacher
named Buddha invited all the animals to a meeting.
Only 12 animals came. Buddha named a year after
each
of these animals.
The Chinese year starting January 23, 2012, is named
after the dragon, a powerful, mythical creature.
Find the year you were born. Then work with a parent
to figure out the animal representing the year they
were
born by counting back counter-clockwise. (Someone
born in 1962 would be born in the year of the tiger.)
Chinese communities around the world
celebrate the new year with fireworks,
parades, gongs, music,
eating and gift-giving.
Special foods are
prepared and
homes are cleaned
and then decorated
with the color
– a color
which symbolizes
happiness and good
luck to the Chinese.
Children give each
other
and
.
Parents give children
good luck
wrapped in red paper.
I was born in the year of the
My parent was born in the year of the
.
.
People look forward to the Golden Dragon
Parade, a Chinese New Year tradition.
Today most
communities are made
up of people from
many parts of the
world. Look through
the newspaper to find
examples of words,
products, foods and
celebrations that show
the diversity in your
community.
because fortune cookies were invented in
’s Chinatown!
Many years ago, a Chinese New Year
tradition gave one Chinatown restaurant
owner an idea. Each New Year, people
in Chinatown write greetings, blessings
and sayings on long pieces of red
and hang these near their doors. He
wrote these
on little
pieces of paper and folded
cookies around them for a
Find the words in the puzzle,
ANIMAL
then in this week’s Kid Scoop
CHINATOWN
stories and activities.
COOKIES
T K S T N E R A P A
DRAGON
E A S L E E P W I Q
GONGS
D R A E Y J T S F D
PARADE
A L A M I N A R L E
WORLD
ASIA
R U S U I K K R B R
PARENTS
Below are the Chinese characters
for each of the animals. On the left,
you’ll see the complete character.
Fill in what’s missing in each
character on the right.
Adult Programs
CO-ED ADULT
KICKBALL
The game we all loved as kids, we can enjoy
again as adults. The season includes 8 games
played at local parks.
Registration Dates: July 25 – August 26
Online registration not available –
in-office only.
Costs: $150.00 per team
Season will begin: The week of September 6
ADULT TENNIS
INSTRUCTION AND
LEAGUES
As always recommended, please consult
with your physician before starting any
exercise program.
Items needed for all tennis classes: Tennis
racquet, athletic attire, water bottle, tennis
shoes
Tennis In No Time
This class is designed for new players.
Bring a friend and learn the basics in four
classes.
Dates:
Session 1: Tuesdays &
Thursdays, September 20-29
(Rain Date: Oct. 4)
Session 2: Tuesdays &
Thursdays, October 18-27
(Rain Date: Nov. 1)
Time: 9:00-10:00 AM or 6:00-7:00 PM
Location: Sandy Springs Park Tennis
Courts
Cardio Tennis
This high energy class with music is designed
to get you moving by combing the sport of
tennis with cardiovascular exercise for a
calorie burning work-out. It’s tennis, fitness,
and fun all in one for all levels of players!
Experience: Experienced Beginners –
Intermediate
Dates:
Session 1: Saturdays, September 24 –
October 15
Session 2: Saturdays, October 22 –
November 12
(Rain Date: Nov. 19)
Time: 9:00-10:00 AM
Ages 15-Adult
Location: Sandy Springs Park Tennis
Courts
Co-ed 50+ Senior
Tennis Play Days
A group of senior tennis players meet on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings at
the Caroline Haynes Tennis Courts at John
Sevier Park throughout the year. Senior
tennis players are welcome to join in at
anytime by showing up at the courts for
some fun and relaxed games of tennis.
For more information, contact Jerry Tuggle
at 865-789-6165.
Dates: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
Time:
8:00-10:00 AM May–August
9:00-11:00 AM September–April
*Start times based on season
Location: Caroline Hayes Tennis Courts
at John Sevier Park
Cost: Free!
Player Level: Any level
Equipment Needed: Participants must
provide their own racquet and 1 can of
balls.
Instructor: Jerry Tuggle
be enjoyed by all. Tennis, racquetball and
ping-pong players love the competitive
nature of the sport and regularly participate
in competitive tournaments. For more
information, contact Ole Olson at
cololeolson@bellsouth.net or visit http://
usapa.org/whatis_pball/index.php.
ADULT POTTERY
CLASSES
Introduction to
Throwing
This class is a fun and total hands-on
foundation course on throwing on the
wheel. Students are guided in a step-bystep process and will learn how to center,
pull a pot and trim. Students will learn to
throw various shapes leading to successful
bowls, mugs, cups, vessels, etc. to take
home to their families to enjoy. All work
goes through two kiln firings; the second
firing will make the pottery safe for food
and drink, as well as use in the microwave
and dishwasher. We use only healthapproved clays and glaze materials. Course
fee includes clay and all firing and glaze
materials.
Dates:
Session 1: Tuesdays, September 6-27
Session 2: Tuesdays, October 4-25
Session 3: Tuesdays, November 1-22
Session 4: Tuesdays, February 7-28
Session 5: Tuesdays, March 7-28
Time: 5:00-6:30 PM
all materials)
SEWING CLASSES
FOR ADULTS
School of Sewing
Is your sewing machine sitting in the back
of a closet gathering dust? Do you wish
you remembered how to thread it? Do you
want to learn to sew? Bring your sewing
machine and all of its accessories (power
cord, manual, bobbins, presser feet, needles,
etc.) to this 5-hour workshop. In this class,
we will learn the basics of how a sewing
machine works, how to read a pattern, and
we’ll make a simple skirt. You’ll leave
feeling confident that you can sew on your
own! Don’t have a sewing machine? The
instructor has 3 machines available for use.
PICKLEBALL
Pickleball, the fastest growing adult sport
in the country, is a fun game that is played
on a badminton court with the net lowered
to 34 inches at the center. It is played with a
perforated plastic baseball-sized ball (similar
to a whiffle ball) and wood or composite
paddles. It is easy for beginners to learn,
but can develop into a quick, fast-paced,
competitive game for experienced players.
The game is popular with seniors but can
Adult Tennis Leagues
Dates:
Session 1: Saturday, October 22
(Registration Deadline: Oct. 17)
Session 2: Saturday, March 4
(Registration Deadline: February 27)
Time: 9:30 am – 2:30 PM (Bring a
lunch!)
Location: Springbrook Recreation Center
– Room 102
Cost: $80.00 ($65 for workshop plus $15
materials fee)
Instructor: Aimee Davis
BEGINNER SIGN
LANGUAGE COURSE
For Ages 15 & Up
Are you interested in learning American
Sign Language (ASL) in order to
communicate with a friend, family member
or colleague who is deaf? If so, this course
is for you! American Sign Language is
a visual language, incorporating facial
grammar, and made up of specific hand
shapes and movements. It is the dominant
language of the Deaf community, provides
meaningful communication between hearing
parents and deaf children, and brings people
who happen to be hearing and deaf together.
This beginner level ASL class will give
you the opportunity to learn the manual
alphabet, conversational signs, and develop
communication skills. You will enjoy this
fun and encouraging learning environment
as you build your language skills! This
class is also open to those who have taken it
before and would like a refresher. You can
repeat it as many times as you like.
A minimum enrollment of 8 is required.
Dates:
Session 1: Thursdays, August 25 –
September 29
Session 2: Thursdays, October 13 –
November 17
Location: Everett Senior Center
Time: 6:00-7:00 PM
Cost: $70.00 for 6-week session with all
course materials included
$55.00 for participants repeating the class
who already have book
Instructor: Carol LaCava, Coordinator of
Educational Interpreting at UTK, and
nationally certified interpreter through
the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf
(RID)
ADULT KARATE
INSTRUCTION
Please see “Just for Kids” section for
complete information.
WAGON WHEELERS
WESTERN SQUARE
DANCE FOR
ALL AGES
This group meets every Tuesday from 7:009:30 PM; 7-8 PM (Class) and 8:00-9:30
PM (Club) in the upstairs Dance Room
at the Springbrook Recreation Center in
Alcoa. Class begins every September. If you
are interested in learning Western Square
Dance or are an experienced dancer, please
contact Becky Paramore at 865-307-1088
for more information.
PHOTOGRAPHY
CLASSES
Volleyball
For Ages 15 & Up
Photography for
Beginners – DSLR
and/or Advanced
Point & Shoot
(compact) Cameras
Would you like to take better pictures with
your digital camera? Or at least know
what all those settings mean? If you have a
DSLR or advanced point & shoot (compact)
digital camera then you will love this class!
We’ll discuss fundamentals of your camera
controls, and you will learn about balancing
lighting, ISO and exposure controls, and
creative photo composition. You’ll be ready
to take better pictures of friends and family
at those special events!
For maximum learning, you will need to
bring your DSLR or advanced point & shoot
digital camera (or both, if you have them).
Class size is limited – be sure to sign up
quickly.
Two different sessions cover the same
material – you can choose either 4
weeknights or one Saturday:
Dates: Tuesdays, August 9-30
Time: 6:00-7:00 PM
Cost: $45.00 for 4-week session
Instructor: Owen Poveda
Date: Saturday, October 1
Time: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Cost: $45.00
Instructor: Owen Poveda
ADULT VOLLEYBALL
Leagues available for both men and women
Ages 16 & up.
Registration: September 19 – October 21
in-office only.
Season: Tentatively begins November
1 with teams playing on Monday or
Tuesday night (12-game season)
Cost: $250.00 per team
ADULT BASKETBALL
Leagues available for both men and women
Ages 16 & up.
Registration: September 19 – October 21
in-office only.
Season: Tentatively begins November 7
(12-game season)
Location: Springbrook and Everett
Recreation Centers
Cost: $440.00 per team plus $3.50 per
player
WOMEN
EMPOWERING
WOMEN
“SISTERHOOD
BOOT CAMP”
For Ages 15 & Up
Need to get started on a fitness routine, or
need a change of routine or a workout to
take you to the next level? Do you need to
squeeze in a high energy class and don’t have
a lot of time? This class utilizes a circuit
format, coupled with the most progressive,
innovative, and creative exercises in fitness. the daily times | www.thedailytimes.com
Workouts will include cardiovascular
and toning exercises, speed and agility drills,
plyometrics, etc.With a little bit of effort and
commitment, you will learn how to work
toward a more toned, leaner body, increase
your strength, endurance, and self-confidence,
have a new appreciation for working out,
and maybe gain some new friends in fitness.
Workouts will be challenging, but fun with
high energy. Workouts can be modified,
but this class is best suited for experienced
beginner and intermediate participants. As
always recommended, please consult with
your physician before starting any exercise
program.
Dates: Session 1: Saturday, September 24
Session 2: Saturday, October 22
Time: 9:00-10:00 AM
Location: Greenbelt Pavilion and park
area near Amphitheater
Cost: Free! - Pre-registration required at
www.parksrec.com or at Parks & Rec.
Instructor: Tammye Wright-Certified
Personal Trainer, Masters in Exercise
Science
Supplies needed: Comfortable athletic
clothing, tennis shoes, water bottle,
Yoga/stretching mat
BEGINNER &
INTERMEDIATE/
ADVANCED
RUNNING PROGRAM
For Ages 18 & up and youth Ages 9 & up
are welcome as long as accompanied by
a parent or guardian who is also enrolled
in the course. Participants should dress
weather appropriate and bring a water bottle.
As always recommended, please consult
with your physician before starting any
exercise program.
Beginner Level: This 10-week training
program is structured to help you cross
the finish line of your first 5K at the
Reindeer Run on December 4th (which is
totally optional). This program focuses
on beginners, but all levels of walkers and
runners are welcome. Along the way, we’ll
provide you with motivation to keep you
moving, guidance and advice, weekly group
training runs or walks, and educational
clinics on topics such as proper nutrition,
choosing the right gear and avoiding injury.
Plus, you’ll have the camaraderie of others
just like you.
Intermediate/Advanced Level: This
program is designed for graduates of our
Beginner program or for those who are
able to run 3 miles at a steady pace with
limited walking breaks. This 10-week
training program is designed to teach
you more advanced running techniques
and to help you continue on you running
journey in a supportive environment. In
No Boundaries II, we want to help you
beat your previous personal records and
set new goals for yourself, while providing
guidance, motivation, weekly group training
runs, and more advanced educational clinics.
We’ll also cover topics designed to help
you improve your 5K time such as proper
pacing and good form, as well as building
on previous topics like nutrition, choosing
the right gear and injury prevention.
Dates: Mondays, September 19 –
November 28 (No class Oct. 31)
Time: 6:00-7:00 PM
Location: Springbrook Park Pavilion and
Trail
Cost: $55.00 for the 10-week session
Each participant receives:
- $5 Discount off entry fee for the
Reindeer Run 5K
- Detailed weekly training schedule
- Weekly email with a focus topic and
handouts
- Guidance and advice from an
experienced coach
- New Balance technical t-shirt
- Great feeling of accomplishment and
team spirit
Instructors: Shahin & Cheryl Hadian
YOGA CLASSES
A series of on-going Vinyasa style Yoga classes
for Ages 12 & up are offered with emphasis on
poses designed to increase strength, flexibility and
balance. Attention is also placed on breathing and
how to better use our lungs as well as creating
a mental calmness and cultivating a quiet and
peaceful mind.
Supplies needed for all Yoga classes:
Yoga mat, blanket, comfortable clothing that does
not restrict movement
Certified Yoga Instructor: Tammy Lindsay
Gentle Flow for All Levels
Dates:
Current Session: Wednesdays, July 13 –
August 17
Session: Wednesdays, August 24 –
September 28*
Session: Wednesdays, October 5 –
November 9*
Time: 6:00-7:00 PM
Costs: $54.00 per 6-week session
$100 per 6-week session if combined with
Get Fit class
(*$91.00 if combined with
Get Fit Class)
Yoga Classes
Get Fit Yoga
This class combines the basic aspects of
beginner-advanced yoga and adds strength
training through core exercise and more.
Dates:
Current Session: Mondays, July 11 –
August 15
Session: Mondays, August 22 –
September 26 (5-week session due to no
class on Labor Day Sept. 5)*
Session: Mondays, October 3 – November
7 (5-week session due to no class on
Halloween Oct. 31)*
Time: 6:00-7:00 PM
Cost: $54.00 per 6-week session (*$45.00
for 5-week session/$91.00 if combined
with Get Fit Class)
$100 per 6-week session if combined with
Gentle Flow class
*New participants may join class at any
time during a session - cost prorated.
*Classes will continue every 6 weeks if
minimum enrollment is met.
Blount Countians have
quality friends in our
Parks and Recreation
Commission and team.
From pre-school to seniors,
whether indoors or outdoors,
there are special places, programs
and events for you.
DENSO’s associates and families
say THANK YOU!
PRE-REGISTRATION IS
REQUIRED FOR MOST PROGRAMS!
Parks & Recreation would like to thank their sponsors:
$10.00 Club of Maryville
ALCOA, Inc.
Alcoa Chiropractic
Alcoa Kiwanis
Alcoa Tenn Federal Credit Union
Appalachian Dental
Asbury Place
Atmos Energy
Blount County Fire Department
Blount County Masons
Blount County Sheriff’s Office
Blount County Sports Hall of Fame
Blount Discount Pharmacy
Blount Memorial Hospital
Blount Partnership
Brookfield
Buffalo Wild Wings
C & C Outdoors
CATO & Shirley Clowney
CBBC
CH2M Hill Engineers, Inc.
Charles M. Hall High School Alumni
Cherokee Millwright
Chick-Fil-A
City of Alcoa
City of Maryville
Coca-Cola
Church of God Maryville Women’s
Ministry
Crestview Dental Care
David George/Humana
Denso Manufacturing Tennessee, Inc.
Dick’s Sporting Goods
Downtown Association - Maryville
Dotson Memorial Baptist Church
East Tennessee Personal Care Choices
First Tennessee Foundation
Foothill Striders
Foothills Funeral Home
Foothills Pediatric Dentistry
Gillenwater Flooring & Kitchen Gallery
GoTeez
Gunny’s Range and Guns LLC
Hickory Construction Company
H.O.M.E. INC.
Ingram, Overholt & Bean PC CPA’s
Jackie Hill
Katy McCall – Mortgage Investors
Group – Bearden
Kenjo Markets
Kindred Transitional Care
Knights of Columbus #3832
Knoxville Pediatric Association Foothills
Lee’s Famous Recipe
Little Caesars
Logan Hill
Maryville-Alcoa Civitans
Maryville Arts Coalition
Maryville Athletic Booster Club
Maryville College
Maryville College Bonner Scholars
Maryville First Baptist Church
Maryville Isshinryu Karate School
Metropolitan Knoxville Airport
Authority
M.I.C. (Men In Community Group)
Mt. Pleasant A.M.E. Zion Church
Novacopy
Ogle’s Auto Center
Doug & Sue Overby
Papa Murphy
Pet Supplies Plus
Red Hats (Hall Area)
Reinhart Foodservice
Renasant Bank
Ritchie Tractor
Ruby Tuesday
Sam Houston Elementary (Molly Rice’s
Class)
Smoky Mountain Brewery
Smoky Mountain Classic Chevy Club
Southland Books & Café
St. Paul A.M.E. Zion Church
Stevenson Tire Service, Inc.
The Daily Times
TWRA
US Army Recruiting
Walmart
Watt’s Chiropractic Center
WoodmanLife
Y-12 Federal Credit Union
CLASSES FOR
ALL AGES!!!
REGISTER FOR FALL CLASSES!
Art Classes (for beginners)
$75 per month (Group class)
$95 per month (intermediate - advanced)
Musical Instruments
Starting at $50: Private lessons, guitar, bass, piano/
keyboard, banjo, clarinet, violin, viola, cello, ukulele,
mandolin and drums.
Vocal private lessons - (Starting at $50/month)
NEW CLASS: Rock Band Jam
All Instrument Band and Voice Workshop
(Middle - High School) $30/month
Drama / Musical Theatre
Middle - High School
Starting at $50/month
Ballet, Tap, Jazz,
Hip Hop, Lyrical,
Worship Dance
Starting at $40/month
Taekwando
Monday & Wednesday
6:00 - 7:30 (all ages)
$40/month
FINE ARTS CONNECTION SCHOOL
1922 E. Lamar Alexander Pkwy - Maryville, TN 37804
865-977-7284
email: Fineartsconnectionschool@gmail.com
online: www.fineartsconnectionschool.com
AGE 8: WORLD TRAVELER
Start your child’s explorations early in life by subscribing to the
newspaper. This daily source of information opens children’s
eyes and minds with enlightening information about the world
around them. And the newspaper does more than just educate,
it also entertains with fun features like comics, puzzles and the
Kid Scoop page every Tuesday.
Your Life. Your Times.
Senior Adult Recreation
EVERETT SENIOR CENTER
• Watercolor classes with Penny Reasor
Mondays, 9:30 AM – Noon. Contact
the center at 983-9422 for class dates.
Membership fees are $15.00 per year
for an individual or $25.00 per couple,
which includes a monthly newsletter
and numerous programs and activities .
• Coloring Pages – The first Friday
of each month beginning in August,
1:00-3:00 PM. Cost: $2.00 supply fee.
Join Stacy and find your creativity in
Coloring Pages! With dozens of pages
to choose from, we have crayons,
markers, color pencils, and water
color pencils. Space is limited, please
call 983-9422 to register.
702 Burchfield Street, Maryville,
Telephone: 865-983-9422
Membership Benefits:
Recreational
Activities
• Recreational Art Group meets every
Monday & Wednesday 1:00-4:00 PM
and Friday 8:00 AM – Noon.
• Work on your own Scrapbooking
and Paper Craft projects –
Mondays, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM.
Cost: $2.00/Members, $5.00/Nonmembers.
• Quilt/Craft Group meets every
Tuesday 12:00-3:30 PM. Bring your
project and join the fun.
• BeeHive Knitting Group meets every
Tuesday &Thursday at 10:30 AM.
Knowledgeable and friendly group
meets to sit and knit twice a week.
• Tone, Stretch & Balance class meets
every Tuesday from 1:30-2:30 PM.
Cost: $5.00 per class.
• Intro to Tai Chi – Classes held
Tuesdays & Thursdays from
9:30-10:30 AM. Participants can
expect to improve their balance,
flexibility, strength, coordination and
concentration, all while enjoying
a pain free, calming and relaxing
activity. Instructor: Mary Pope
Cost: $5.00 per class paid directly to
the instructor.
• Musicians and Singers are here,
AUDIENCE welcomed! Join us
for “Mid-Week Music” every
second & fourth Wednesday of
the month. Enjoy a free musical
showcase of singers and musicians
with acoustic instruments featuring
local hidden talent from right here
in East Tennessee! Refreshments
provided. Check-in at 9:30 AM with
performances from 10:00-11:30 AM. Our MC is Ed Harper of BMH Senior
Services, assisted by Beverly Sherrod. Dancing
• Ballroom Dancing meets every
Wednesday - Free group lesson from
1:00-2:00 PM, with more dancing
after lesson to CD music from 2:003:00 PM (partner not required casual dress).
• Live Band! Ballroom Dances are
held the first, third and fifth Saturdays
of each month 7:00-9:00 PM. Cost:
$6.00 per person (pay at side door). • Country Music Live Band every
Friday night 7:00-10:00 PM. Two
Stepping, Line Dancing, or just sit and
listen to the Country Gentlemen Band.
Open to public for all ages! Cost:
$6.00 per person (pay at side door).
Cards and
Miscellaneous
Games
Our card groups can always use new
players - don’t hesitate to drop by!
• SEEKING NEW PLAYERS!
Partnership Pinochle (Double
deck) “Cutthroat” style all day every
Tuesday & Thursday - drop in and
play anytime during the day beginning
at 8:30 AM.
• Hand and Foot every Tuesday &
Thursday at 9:30 AM.
• Party Bridge every Tuesday at 9:30
AM.
• Canasta every second & fourth
Thursday at 9:30 AM.
• Duplicate Bridge - Monday,
Wednesday and Friday beginning at
10:00 AM, must have partner, call
983-9422 for more information.
• Rummikub every Thursday, 1:003:30 PM - a tile game for 2, 3 or 4
players at a time.
•
• Join us for Potluck and Bingo the
first Thursday of each month at 11:30
AM. Bring a dish to share and join
in the fun! Drinks are provided.
Reservations are not required and
there is no charge to play Bingo.
• Oil Painting classes with Barbara
Goddard – Wednesdays, 9:30 AM –
Noon. Cost: $60.00/Members, $75.00/
Non-members per 6-week session.
Contact the center at 983-9422 for
class dates.
Watercolor Classes
Wii Bowling - Leagues bowl each
Monday at various times between
9:30 AM – 2:30 PM.
• Scrabble every Wednesday from
9:30 AM – Noon.
• Mexican Train & Chicken Foot
Dominoes every Friday from 9:30
AM – Noon.
• Bunco every third Thursday of the
month at 1:00 PM. Space is limited.
Contact the center at 983-9422 for
more information.
y • Billiards Room open daily.
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Educational and
Other Center
Activities
• Day Trips are back! Call the center
at 983-9422 for locations, dates &
times.
• Free Blood Pressure Screenings
offered monthly. Please contact the
center for specific dates.
• Driver Safety Course - Call for
dates. Cost: $15.00 for AARP
Members, $20.00 for Non-members.
• Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support
Group meets the second Tuesday of
every month from 12:00-1:00 PM
with Velma Burke of Alzheimer’s
• Tennessee. • AARP Blount County Chapter
#2296 meets monthly on the fourth
Tuesday at Noon with a light lunch
and guest speakers provided by
Blount Memorial Hospital Senior
Services.
• Dementia Seminar by Choices
in Senior Care - Every second
Tuesday in January and February
at 10:00 AM and March through
December at 1:00 PM. Discuss the
difference between normal memory
changes and those that occur in
dementia, changes in cognition
and function that may appear in a
person with dementia, the process
of diagnosis and the importance of
early diagnosis, and brain health
tips.
• Diabetes Seminar - Every second
Thursday of each month at 1:30
PM. Have you been diagnosed with
diabetes? Are you diabetic and
have unanswered questions? If you
answered yes, or just want to learn
more about the disease, then join
us for a Sweet Spot session hosted
by Lowes Drug Store Pharmacists.
Everyone is welcome to attend.
EVERETT SENIOR CENTER
702 Burchfield Street, Maryville, TN
Telephone: 865-983-9422
Email: ESCAdmin@parksrec.com
• Social Media for Seniors with
Jennifer Dancu
iPad and iPhone for Beginners
Using built-in apps, printing and
troubleshooting, understanding
Safari Basics, iTunes, iCloud Basics.
10:30 AM – 12:30 PM, call for
dates. Cost: $35.00
Stacy Homeyer, Center Director
Greg Pitner, Administrative Assistant
Corey Shields, Custodian
The Everett Senior Center is a multi-purpose recreation center for adults
over Age 50. Office hours are Monday–Friday 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Android and Tablet Instruction
Care and charging, understanding
settings and managing apps, explore
Google Chrome Basics, Google Play
Store, and Galaxy Store. 1:00-4:00
PM, call for dates. Cost: $35.00
Rentals
The Senior Center is available to
rent during non-programmed hours.
A contract, two-week notice, and
$100.00 cash deposit are required for
all rentals.
Rooms available for rent:
Large Multi-Purpose Room
1-50 people - $50.00 per hour
(3-Hr. minimum/$150.00)
(3-Hr. minimum/$225.00)
(3-Hr. minimum/$300.00)
Additional hours: $50.00 per hour
*Rental time includes set-up and
clean-up. Example: A 3 hour event
will need to be a 4 hour rental to
include 30 minute set-up time and 30
minute clean-up time.
Spend 3-5 days living and
learning inside Great Smoky
Mountains National Park.
JOIN US THIS FALL FOR:
School Programs
Teacher Workshops
Naturalist Certification Programs
Photography Workshops
Hiking Adventures
865-448-6709
www.gsmit.org
@GSMITremont
Please call 983-9422 for availability
and additional information.
865-983-9244
316 S. Everett High Rd
Maryville, TN 37804
.
Office Hours:
Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
www.parksrec.com
On-Line Registration
and
After Hours Drop Box
If you are unable to visit the Parks & Rec.
office during regular business hours, you
may use our secure drop box or on-line
registration at www.parksrec.com to submit
registrations and payments.
PRE-REGISTRATION
IS REQUIRED FOR
MOST PROGRAMS!
Refund Policy for Programs
Refunds may be given up to five (5) working
days prior to the beginning of each program. If
your cancellation causes the program number
to fall below the required minimum, the refund
will be contingent upon the vacancy being
filled. After classes begin, refunds will be made
for the following reasons only: 1) Illness or
Injury 2) Moving from the Blount County area
3) Cancellation of the program by Parks &
Rec. Refunds will be prorated according to the
number of classes already held. All refunds are
subject to a $5.00 administrative cost charge,
unless the program has been cancelled by Parks
& Rec.

2016 fall / winter recreation guide - Maryville-Alcoa

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