winter 2016 - City of Kentwood

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Kentwood Parks & Recreation Department
WINTER 2016 •
LEISURE TIMES
Community Tree Lighting
Drive Thru Santa
Freeze Fest Disc Golf
Daddy/Daughter Dance
Taste Of Kentwood
Breakfast With The Bunny
Youth • Adult • Senior
Adaptive Recreation
Creating Community Through
People, Parks & Programs
STAFF
DIRECTORY
KENTWOOD PARKS
& RECREATION
DEPARTMENT
Val Romeo, Director/ARCH Co-Project Director
(616) 656-5275
Lorraine Beloncis, Assistant To The Director
(616) 656-5278
Denise Dawson, Parks/Trails/Grant Administrator (616) 656-5323
355-48th St SE
Kentwood, MI 49548
Laura Barbrick, Marketing & Events Coordinator (616) 656-5272
Tarrance Price, Recreation Program Coordinator
(616) 656-5274
Phone: (616) 656-5270
Fax: (616) 656-5282
Weather Line:(616) 656-5280
Katelyn Bush, Recreation Program Coordinator
(616) 656-5279
Keni Jo Hudenko, Administrative Clerk
(616) 656-5271
To learn more, visit us at
www.yourkprd.org
Jill Rau, Administrative Clerk(616) 656-5277
Contact our staff via email: lastnamefirstinitial@ci.kentwood.mi.us
OUR MISSION
The Kentwood Parks and Recreation Department is an essential
service established to improve the overall quality of life for the
residents of the City of Kentwood.
HOLIDAY
CLOSING DATES
INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY
Thanksgiving
November 26-27
When the Kentwood Public Schools are closed, all programs will
likely be cancelled. Please call (616) 656-5270 to confirm or call
our weather line at (616) 656-5280 for the updated information.
Christmas
December 24-25
PARKS & REC
COMMISSIONERS
New Year’s
December 31-January 1
Bob Jones, Chairperson
Emily Bridson
Robert Coughlin
Brian Dickey
Mimi Madden
Dustin Moseley
Darius Quinn
Kevin Small
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www.yourkprd.org | Winter 2016
REGISTRATION
INFORMATION
Don’t delay! Register today! Registration is easy.
PHONE: (616) 656-5270
IN THIS
ISSUE
FAX: (616) 656-5282
ONLINE:www.yourkprd.org
Call for your Household ID Number
WALK-IN:
Monday-Thursday 9am-6pm | Friday 9am-5pm
MAIL-IN:
Checks to KENTWOOD RECREATION
355-48th St SE
Kentwood, MI 49548
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SPECIAL
EVENTS
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YOUTH
REFUND
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Full refunds will be given if a class or program is cancelled by the
Kentwood Parks and Recreation Department due to low enrollments
or conflicts.
If you have registered for a program and decide you cannot attend
prior to the starting date, you will be issued a refund, minus a $5
administration fee.
If you cancel after the program has begun and prior to the third
scheduled class, you will receive a pro-rated refund minus a $5
administration fee.
The $5 administration fee will be waived if the participant decides to
take a household credit instead of a cash refund.
This refund procedure does not pertain to sport leagues and team
registrations.
YOUTH
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POLICY
SPONSORSHIP
Pays up to 50% of class fee per child, per season.
Available for youth programs only.
Must be a City of Kentwood Resident or live in either the
Kentwood or Kelloggsville school districts.
Donations to the Youth Sponsorship Fund are welcomed!
Please call for details or for a Sponsorship Form. #901058A
355-48th St SE | Kentwood MI 49548 | (616) 656-5270
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PARKS
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ADULT
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SENIOR
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ADAPTIVE
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RENTALS
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ELVES EXPRESS GIFT SHOP
All Ages
Wednesday, December 2, 2015
4:00-8:00pm
One Night Only!
NEW LOCATION! Kentwood Library (4950 Breton Rd)
Shop for your Grandmas, Grandpas, Sisters, Brothers,
Moms, Dads, Aunts, Uncles, Friends, Pets...
SPECIAL
EVENTS
HOLIDAY FOOD DRIVE
& MITTEN TREE
November 11 - December 16, 2015
Kentwood Activities Center (355-48th St SE)
The Kentwood Seniors are holding their annual food
drive for families in need in our community. We are asking for donations of hats, scarves, and mittens to be hung
on a special “Mitten Tree” in the lobby. All items donated will be given to a variety of Kentwood community agencies. Your donations will make the holidays a
little brighter and warmer for many families. Thank you!
Items needed: Canned goods, non-perishable food items,
mittens, hats, scarves, toys.
ALL GIFTS ONLY $2.00 EACH!
Families can come early to shop for the perfect gifts for each
other at the “Elves Express Gift Shop” and then stay to enjoy
the carriage rides, candy cane hunt, caroling, music, and
holiday treats at the Annual Community Tree Lighting Event
scheduled from 6:00-8:00pm. Code: #541830A
Holiday Shopping Made Easy! Volunteers Needed!
DRIVE THRU SANTA
All Ages
Friday, December 11, 2015
6:00-8:00pm
*last car admitted at 7:45pm
Have a personalized experience with Santa from the comfort of
your own car! Drive to the “North Pole” to get your picture taken
with Santa (will be mailed to you) and receive a Candy Cane!
$3 per car (cash only)
Code: #141832A
BE A SANTA TO A SENIOR
SKATE WITH SANTA
November 11 - December 16, 2015
All Ages
Friday, December 18, 2015
Share the holiday spirit with the “Be A Santa To A Senior” service program! Brighten the lives of lonely or isolated seniors in
your community by selecting a tag from the Senior Santa Tree.
Purchase the item(s) listed for a senior. Bring in the tag and
wrapped gift together and return it to the Kentwood Activities
Center. This program has touched so many lives...in the last
five years, 60,000 volunteers delivered more than 1.2 million
gifts to 700,000 seniors around the country. The Kentwood Senior Enrichment program is proud to sponsor a tree to support
this wonderful program created by Home Instead Senior Care.
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5:00-10:00pm Open Skate
7:00pm Santa Arrives!
Kentwood Fun Spot (14-52nd St SE)
Join the Kentwood Parks and Recreation Department at the
Kentwood Fun Spot for an exciting night of skating with Santa, candy, games and more! This is an all ages event. Must
pre-register. Includes skating and rental.
$5 per person (Includes skating and rental)
Code: #138034A
“GRAND RAPIDS GRIFFINS”
KENTWOOD NIGHT
The Kentwood Parks and Recreation Department has teamed up
with the Grand Rapids Drive Basketball Team for a fund-raiser that
will benefit the Kentwood Parks
and Recreation Department programs. Purchase your tickets for
$10 each for either of the games and the Grand Rapids
Drive will donate $2 back to our programs. What a great
way to support the Kentwood Parks and Recreation Department and enjoy a game of semi-pro basketball! This
would make a great family outing!
The Griffins and the Kentwood
Parks and Recreation Department
are teaming up for a night of fun
and entertainment! Enjoy a game
of action-filled Hockey at the Van
Andel Arena with your family and friends!
Grand Rapids Drive vs Canton Charge
Saturday, March 19, 2016 @ 7pm
Grand Rapids Drive vs Delaware 87ers
The DeltaPlex Arena
2500 Turner Ave NW
To purchase tickets ($10 per person per game):
Contact Trey Conner at (616) 350-4881 or
email at tconner@nbagrandrapids.com
EVENTS
Saturday, December 12, 2015 @ 7pm
Friday, January 8, 2016 @ 7pm
Griffins vs Milwaukee Admirals
$2 beers and $2 hot dogs from 6-8pm
Saturday, January 9, 2016 @ 7pm
Griffins vs Lake Erie Monsters
Griffins Blanket Giveaway
Post Game Open Skate (bring your own skates!)
Post Game Autograph Session
$15
Upper Level Tickets
$19
Lower Level Faceoff Tickets
$23
Lower Level Center Ice Tickets
Purchasing tickets online is easy!
1. Log on to griffinshockey.com/promocode
2. Enter promo code: “Kentwood”
3. Select your seats and make your purchase
Questions? Contact Zack Krywyj (616) 774-4585
ext 3060 or zkrywyj@griffinshockey.com
FREEZE FEST
AT OLD FARM PARK
DISC GOLF EVENT & FOOD DRIVE
All funds raised will go towards Old Farm Disc
Golf Course improvements and all food items
donated will go to The Pantry.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 30
2350 Embro Dr SE
PRE-REGISTER AT: Kentwood Parks and Recreation Department
355 48th St. SE or call (616) 656-5270
ON SITE REGISTRATION/CHECK-IN: 9:00am (all skill levels)
PLAYER MEETING: 10:00am
COST: $20 + canned food donation. Includes player packet.
CODE:#142430A
For more information or to become a sponsor contact
Denise Dawson: dawsond@ci.kentwood.mi.us or (616) 656-5323
SPECIAL
“GRAND RAPIDS DRIVE”
KPRD FUNDRAISER
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Code: #147032A
Pre-Registration Required! Space is limited!
Kentwood Activities Center
355-48th St SE
(616) 656-5270
BREAKFAST WITH
THE BUNNY
Saturday, March 26, 2016
9:00-11:00am
355-48th St SE
(616) 656-5270
Tickets:
$5 in advance
$7 at the door
Code: #411832A
*Pictures with the Easter Bunny 10-11am!
(Please bring your own camera)
www.yourkprd.org
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EVENTS
$20 per couple
$5 per extra person
SPECIAL
Saturday
February 20, 2016
6:00-8:00pm
Kentwood
Visit website for more dine in specials
THREE TOPPING DEAL
TWO TOPPING DEAL
Large
Triple Topper
Double Topper
12” Medium with 2-Toppings
$
Take-Out Only
6
99
14” Large with 3-Toppings
Double cheese and additional items extra. All prices subject to tax. Valid for pick-up.
15 Wings
$8.99
Choose fom BBQ, Buffalo, Honey BBQ, Honey-Garlic,
Hot Honey Garlic, Blazing Hot, Garlic Parmesan,
Zesty Big Bang, or Asian Sensation
Take-Out Only
All prices subject tax.
$
Take-Out Only
999
Double cheese and additional items extra. All prices subject to tax. Valid for pick-up.
16” X-Large 3 Item Pizza,
Breadstix & 2-Liter Coke
One 18” XX-Large
2 Topping Pizza
$18.99
$13.99
Take-Out Only
Take-Out Only
Double cheese and additional items extra.
All prices subject to tax. Valid for pick-up.
Double cheese and additional items extra.
All prices subject to tax. Valid for pick-up.
60th St SE
M -6
ort Dr
Kalamazoo Ave SE
PEPPINO’S
East
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68th St SE
Kentwood
Public School
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Meijer
616-554-8880 WWW.PEPPINOSPIZZA.COM
1515 Eastport Dr., Grand Rapids, MI 49508
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SPECIAL
EVENTS
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EQUINE-NOW
KARIN’S HORSE CONNECTION
Ages 5-18
We will offer the opportunity to experience alternative forms
of riding horses by focusing on the connections between horse
and human. Participants will not only receive life skills, but
will also develop their physical fitness and develop strong
confidence.
Instructor: Karin Schmidt,
Karin’s Horse Connection
Tuesdays | 6:00-7:00pm
December 1-February 2 | #441630A | $150 | 10 weeks
February 23-April 10 (Skip: 4/5) | #441631A | $120 | 8 wks
YOUTH
ENRICHMENT
Legacy Stables (8001 Patterson Ave SE, Caledonia)
Saturdays | 10:30-11:30am
December 5-February 6 | #441630B | $150 | 10 weeks
February 20-April 23 | #441631B | $120 | 8 weeks
Skip: 4/2, 4/9
KIDS IN THE KITCHEN
Ages 6-12
Your child will have a blast learning easy-to-make recipes!
Each week they will prepare, cook and eat a new culinary
masterpiece. They will get to take home a recipe book of their
tasty creations at the end of the class. NOTE: New recipes will
be taught from the Fall session. Parents are welcome to stay!
Tuesdays | 6:00-7:30pm | KAC
January 12-February 23 | #442030A | $38
Skip: 2/16
NEW! OPEN VAULTING
KARIN’S HORSE CONNECTION
PIANO & VOICE
LESSONS
Ages 5-18
Ages 7-11
Your instructor, Michelle Mills, is a music major who has a
passion for music. Her studies include classical guitar, piano,
and voice. Michelle’s goal is to have a positive impact musically. Students will learn the basics of music theory and
piano. Each session is 30 minutes in length for 6 weeks.
Mondays & Wednesdays | 4:30-6:30pm | Southwood
January 25-March 7 | #449234A | $50
Skip: 2/15
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What is vaulting? Equestrian vaulting is a unique sport and art
form that combines dance and gymnastics on a moving horse.
In addition to being a fun way to work with horses, vaulting
promotes balance, confidence, and coordination.
Instructor: Karin Schmidt, Karin’s Horse Connection
Saturdays | 12:00-1:00pm
December 5-February 6 | #441640A | $180 | 10 weeks
February 20-April 23 | #441641A | $145 | 8 weeks
Skip: 4/2, 4/9
YOUTH BALLET
TAEKWONDO
Dance, jump, spin! Learn the basics of ballet with your
instructor, Ms. Pat. Boys and girls will learn ballet positions, simple combinations, and terminology. Children
will improve their flexibility, posture, alignment, and
coordination. Leotards, tights and other comfortable
clothing and ballet shoes are recommended.
Lemon Williams II is extremely excited about
the opportunity to share his martial arts knowledge with our community, along with the dozens of techniques that Taekwondo teaches including discipline, perseverance and respect for others.
Ages 3-6
Ages 3-4
January 12-February 16 | #432130A | $41r/$56nr
February 23-March 29 | #432131A | $41r/$56nr
Ages 5-6
January 12-February 16 | #432130B | $41r/$56nr
February 23-March 29 | #432131B | $41r/$56nr
It’s snowy and cold outside, so let’s pretend we are bears
and hibernate! Games, songs, crafts, and stories will
help us have some hibernation fun. Program partner: St.
Mark Lutheran Preschool. Pre-registration is required.
Space is limited.
Thursday | 4:00-5:00pm | Kentwood Library
February 4 | #449239A
| FREE
Thursday | 4:00-5:00pm | Kentwood Library
February 18 | #449239B | FREE
Fridays | 4:30-6:00pm | Southwood (New Site!)
January 15-March 11 | #245540A | $79r/$94nr
SELF DEFENSE
& SAFETY AWARENESS
Ages 5-15
Designed for self defense purposes emphasizing safety
awareness and avoiding dangerous situations. Students
will learn confidence and how to become young men and
women of integrity. Martial Arts is a way of life. It will
change how you present yourself, how you speak in front
of a group and even how you treat others. Let Ms. Rachel
introduce your child to the confident voice that has been
hiding inside. Self discipline rather than aggressiveness is promoted. Comfortable clothing recommended.
Uniforms are available for purchase at the first class.
Instructor: Rachel Ostrowski of Peaceful Dragons is a
2nd Degree Black Belt in Oknawa Shorin-Ryu Karate
with 24 years of experience teaching Martial Arts to a
variety of ages and abilities.
*Pre-register by January 19 and save money!
Ages 5-15 Beginners
January 26-March 22 | #245530A
$79r/$94nr Pre-registration before January 19
$89r/$104nr Registrations after January 19
Ages 5-15 Returning
January 26-March 22 | #245530B
$79r/$94nr Pre-registration before January 19
$89r/$104nr Registrations after January 19
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YOUTH
Ages 2-4
Instructor: Lemon Williams II is a 4th Degree Black Belt
Master Instructor.
ENRICHMENT
NEW! WINTER
HIBERNATION PARTY
Ages 6-18
WELCOME KATELYN BUSH!
RECREATION PROGRAM COORDINATOR
ADAPTIVE/SENIORS
Katelyn is a recreational therapist from Rockford, Michigan.
Her love for adaptive recreation
began while working at summer
camps in Michigan and Colorado. Katelyn is a graduate of
Grand Valley Sate University
and has her bachelor’s degree
in Therapeutic Recreation and a
minor in Spanish. She has experience in adaptive sports, mental
health and older adults. Katelyn
loves adaptive programming because “it allows people to have
experiences, and experiences are
what make us who we are.” Some of her favorite programs
include adaptive waterskiing,
creative movement, and biking club. Outside of work she
enjoys camping with her husband and chocolate lab, crafts
and movies.
YOUTH
ENRICHMENT
NEW!
JUNIOR ROBOTICS
ENGINEERING CLASSES
Grades 3-5
WELCOME LAURA BARBRICK!
MARKETING & EVENTS
COORDINATOR
Laura has lived in West Michigan her whole life. She grew up
in Byron Center and has lived
in both Grand Rapids and Kentwood. She attended Grand Valley State University and earned a
Bachelor’s of Business Administration degree in Marketing. She
has been working as a marketing professional in the corporate
environment for over 19 years.
Outside of work, Laura loves to
explore the area by bike, participating in multiple group rides,
bike events and races. She is also active in the co-op community, working to create more cooperative businesses in Grand
Rapids including the first cooperatively owned brewery in
Michigan.
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What do you get when you combine computers, programming
software and LEGO® bricks? Robotics of course! Fun, engaging hands on technology learning for kids. New material
is covered in every session, along with a different engineering
and technology subject. Max: 14.
JR ROBOTICS 104
Fridays | 4:10-5:40pm | Endeavor
JR ROBOTICS 105
February 19-March 11 | #449236B | $65
JR ROBOTICS 106
March 18-April 22 | #449236C | $65
Skip: 4/1, 4/8
IT’S A BUGS LIFE
BRICKS 4 KIDZ
ENGINEERING CLASSES
Grades 1-5
Our programs provide an extraordinary atmosphere for
students to build unique creations, play games, and have
loads of fun using LEGO® Bricks. The activities are
designed to trigger young children’s lively imaginations
and build their self-confidence. Children work with exciting themes such as Laws of Motion, Amazing Animals and Inventions to create and build models.
WHERE’S THE POWER?
Energy is essential to almost everything we do, from the
lights in our homes and classrooms to the gasoline that
fuels our cars. Students explore many sources of energy
from wind and solar power to biofuel and fossil fuel.
Students learn all about the world of energy in all its
amazing forms, as students investigate “Where’s the
Power?” within the models that they build with LEGO®
bricks, batteries and motors.
May 6-27 | #449238D | $55
WELCOME
Don’t get left out in the cold! Bring the winter fun indoors with interactive Bricks 4 Kidz LEGO® models
of popular winter vehicles, and add remote controls to
some. No snow? No problem - all you need to create
these winter memories are our bricks and your imagination. We use LEGO® bricks and motors.
March 25-April 29 | #449238C | $55
Skip: 4/1, 4/8
NEW STAFF
WINTER FUN WITH
REMOTE CONTROLS
Explore the fascinating science of living things and build
engaging models of creatures from caterpillars to butterflies. Students will explore topics such as, the amazing
life cycle of a butterfly, and investigate the Venus Fly
Trap - a plant that eats bugs! If you love creatures, this
is the class for you!
Skip: 2/12
ENRICHMENT
CRANIUM CONTRAPTIONS
YOUTH
They’re wild, they’re wacky, they’re fun! Join us as we
build cool amazing contraptions using LEGO® bricks,
batteries and motors, that work! You don’t want to miss
this engaging class where every model does something
really cool! Come join us for the fun as we build some
weird wacky machines!
February 26-March 18 | #449238B | $55
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WINTER BASKETBALL
LEAGUE-BOYS
Grades 1-6
Dribble, pass, shoot! Basketball is here! Brush up on your
skills as a basketball player while learning how to be a team
player! 2 weeks of practice, 8 weeks of games. Volunteer
coaches needed. A reversible jersey is included in cost (already have a jersey, take $5 off ).
Grades 1-2
Saturdays | 10:00-11:00am | KAC
YOUTH
SPORTS
Take $5 off of the registration fee
if you already have a youth sports jersey!
YOUTH TENNIS
Ages 6-12
Whether your little one is a beginner or an intermediate player, they will pick up new skills during these lessons! Fun
games are mixed into the lessons to give your child a good
range of experience on the court. Our fun and energetic instructor, Kathy, will adapt instruction for players of all levels!
Grades 3-4
Saturdays| 11:00am-12:00pm | KAC
Grades 5-6
Saturdays| 11:00am-12:00pm | KAC
WINTER BASKETBALL
LEAGUE-GIRLS
Grades 1-6
Ladies, sign up for some fun and excitement as our girls basketball league rings in 2016! Complete with two weeks of
practice and 8 weeks of game action, you are sure to enjoy
team play while working on the fundamentals. Skip Date:
2/15
Grades 1-2
Mondays 6:00-7:00pm | KAC
Ages 6-8
Thursdays | 5:15-6:00pm | KAC
Grades 3-4
Ages 9-12
January 14-February 18 |#441620B | $34r/$49nr
Grades 5-6
NEW! YOUTH PICKLEBALL
PEE WEE BASKETBALL
Ages 6-12
Ages 4-6
Get out of the house and enjoy a fun new game that is similar to tennis, but it also has elements of badminton and pingpong. Games play to 11 points and are so much fun! Pickleball is played with lower height nets & wooden paddles.
Designed for kids who are not quite ready for organized league
play. Coach Price will introduce and teach skill development
with fun games and activities encompassed in a noncompetitive environment.
Thursdays 5:15-6:00pm | KAC
Saturdays | 9:00-9:45am | KAC
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NEW! ”FUTURE STARS”
YOUTH SOCCER
NEW! SOCCER
WINTER TRAINING
The Kentwood Parks and Recreation Department has
partnered with the Midwest United FC Soccer Club to
offer this quality youth soccer program. The program is
geared towards boys and girls between the ages of 4 and
7, with priority placed on the advancement of individual
technical skills and a passion for the game. The program
offers young players the chance to work with licensed,
professional Midwest United staff coaches in a creative
and fun learning environment. 6 weeks.
Includes a T-Shirt.
offer this quality Winter Training soccer program. Most
of the facility’s fields are FieldTurf, a grass-like artificial
surface, on which players can wear their outdoor cleats.
Players training on Minifield B should plan on wearing
flat-soled shoes.
Mondays 5:30-6:30pm | MVP Sports Spot
January 4, 11, 18, 25
February 1, 8
#246331A | $80
Mondays Time Varies by Age | MVP Sports Spot
February 15-March 20 | #246332B | $75
Ages 4-7
Wednesdays 5:30-6:30pm | MVP Sports Spot
January 6, 13, 20, 27
February 3, 10
#246331B | $80
Mondays | Time Varies by Age | MVP Sports Spot
MVP Sports Spot (3701-32nd St SE)
Visit www.midwestunitedfc.com for details.
Ages 8-14+
offer this quality Winter Sports Performance Training
Soccer program. This program is designed for players
soccer specific speed, strength, and agility. It incorporates significant elements of injury prevention activities
designed to follow FIFA’s program aimed at reducing
the occurrence of non-contact injuries. Players should
wear flat-soled shoes.
Dates (10 sessions):
December 6, 13, 20
January 10, 24, 31
February 7, 14, 28
March 6
INDOOR SOCCER
Ages 6-9
The Kentwood Parks and Recreation Department’s
indoor soccer program will help you learn important
skills including footwork, ball handling, dribbling, and
conditioning. Shin guards are recommended. Includes
jersey.
Ages 8-10 | Sundays | 11:00am-12:00pm
#246333A | $165
Ages 11-13 | Sundays | 12:00-1:00pm
#246333B | $165
Ages 14+ | Sundays | 1:00-2:00pm
#246333C | $165
Wednesdays | 6:00-6:45pm | KAC
Cornerstone University Track
Hansen Athletic Center
(NW corner of campus)
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YOUTH
NEW! WINTER SPORTS
PERFORMANCE TRAINING
SOCCER
SPORTS
MVP Sports Spot (3701-32nd St SE)
Ages 7-18
SWIM
LESSONS
Kentwood Public Schools Aquatics Center
6230 Kalamazoo Ave SE, Kentwood MI 49508
Register: Kentwood Recreation (616) 656-5270
All classes are taught by certified American Red Cross Water Safety Instructors. Swim lessons may be canceled due
to emergency situations. There is no refund for emergency
cancellation or missed classes; however, a make-up lesson
can be scheduled for the lost day with a pool manager. Parents are asked to stay and watch lessons from the bench
area. Swimmers are encouraged to wear goggles and swim
caps during lessons. Please note: All students MUST preregister at least 10 days prior to the start date. Class availability cannot be guaranteed without pre-registration.
PARENT & CHILD
Ages: 6 months to 3.9 years. Help infants and young children
to become comfortable in the water so that they are willing
and ready to learn to swim. Children will learn basic skills
including adjusting to the water environment, maintaining a
front or back position in the water comfortably, and demonstrating controlled breathing. 30 minute class. Limit: 5.
Tuesdays & Thursdays | 5:30-6:00pm.......
December 1-22 | #532710D | $75
December 29-January 21 | #532710E | $75
February 23-March 17 | #542710B | $75
March 22-April 14 | #542710C | $75
Fridays | 4:30-5:00pm.................................
February 26-April 15
| #542711B | $75
Saturdays | 9:30-10:00am...........................
| #542712B | $75
ADULT
PRESCHOOL
Ages: 3 years-10 months to 5 years. Preschool students will
become oriented to the aquatic environment and gain basic
aquatic skills at a beginner level. Beginner skills include water
entry and exit, propulsive movements on both front and back,
buoyancy, breath control, submerging and personal safety.
45 minute class. Limit: 5.
LEARN TO SWIM | LEVELS 1-6
Ages: 6 & up. Learn-To-Swim students will be evaluated
at the first class to for placement into their proper level.
All levels are taught in the following sessions.
45 minute class. Limit: 5.
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Level 1 “Intro to Water Skills”
Level 2 “Fundamental Aquatic Skills”
Level 3 “Stroke Development”
Level 4 “Stroke Improvement”
Level 5 “Stroke Refinement”
Level 6 “Swimming and Skill Proficiency”
Complete level descriptions can be viewed at
www.kentwoodps.org/communityfacilities/aquaticscenter/
Tuesdays & Thursdays | 5:00-5:45pm.......
December 1-22 | #532715D | $75
December 29-January 21 | #532715E | $75
February 23-March 17 | #542715B | $75
March 22-April 14 | #542715C | $75
Tuesdays | 6:00-6:45pm...............................
December 29-February 16| #532716C | $75
February 23-April 12 | #542716A | $75
Tuesdays | 7:00-7:45pm...............................
December 29-February 16| #532717C | $75
February 23-April 12 | #542717A | $75
Thursdays | 6:00-6:45pm............................
| #542718B | $75
Thursdays | 7:00-7:45pm............................
| #542719B | $75
Ages: Older teens & adults. Learn basic aquatic skills
and strokes. 45 minute class. Limit: 5.
Fridays | 5:00-5:45pm.................................
| #542720B | $75
Fridays | 6:00-6:45pm.................................
| #542713B | $75
Saturdays | 10:00-10:45am.........................
| #542721B | $75
Saturdays | 8:30-9:15am.............................
| #542714B | $75
Saturdays | 11:00-11:45am..........................
| #542722B | $75
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WATER
FITNESS
The majority of water fitness classes (with the exception
of deep water classes) take place in the therapy/community pool, where the water is kept at 84 degrees. Arthritis
classes are Arthritis Foundation Certified.
For class descriptions, visit
www.kentwoodps.org/communityfacilities/aquaticscenter/
LOW IMPACT WATER EXERCISE
Mondays & Wednesdays | 7:30-8:22am
December 2015 | #537110D | $36
January 2016 | #547110A | $36
February 2016 | #547110B | $36
March 2016
| #547110C | $36
MEDIUM IMPACT WATER FITNESS
Tuesdays & Thursdays | 8:30-9:22am
December 2015 | #537115D | $36
January 2016 | #547115A | $36
February 2016 | #547115B | $36
March 2016
| #547115C | $36
MEDIUM IMPACT STEP
Tuesdays | 7:52-8:37pm
December 2015 | #537118D | $19
January 2016 | #547118A | $19
February 2016
| #547118B | $19
March 2016
| #547118C | $19
AEROBICS & CARDIO
Thursdays | 7:52-8:37pm
December 2015 | #537119D | $19
January 2016 | #547119A | $19
February 2016
| #547119B | $19
March 2016
| #547119C | $19
POOL
MEMBERSHIP
AGES 5-17
3 Months 6 Months
1 Year
| #556910A | #556911A | #556912A | $28r/$43nr
| $54r/$79nr
| $85r/$125nr
AGES 18-59
3 Months | #556910B 6 Months| #556911B 1 Year
| #556912B | $47r/$62nr
| $85r/$117nr
| $135r/$185nr
AGES 60+
3 Months | #556910C 6 Months| #556911C 1 Year
| #556912C | $18r/$38nr
| $37r/$70nr
| $52r/$105nr
FAMILY
3 Months | #556910D 6 Months| #556911D 1 Year
| #556912D | $99r/$137nr
| $174r/$235nr
| $275r/$375nr
FITNESS
WATER EXERCISE
Mondays & Wednesdays | 4:50-5:40pm
December 2015 | #537114D | $36
January 2016 | #547114A | $36
February 2016 | #547114B | $36
March 2016
| #547114C | $36
DEEP WATER AEROBICS
December 2015 | #537117D | $36
January 2016 | #547117A | $36
February 2016 | #547117B | $36
March 2016
| #547117C | $36
WATER
DEEP WATER AEROBICS
December 2015 | #537113D | $36
January 2016 | #547113A | $36
February 2016 | #547113B | $36
March 2016
| #547113C | $36
LESSONS
WATER AEROBICS
December 2015 | #537112D | $36
January 2016 | #547112A | $36
February 2016 | #547112B | $36
March 2016
| #547112C | $36
WATER FITNESS
December 2015 | #537116D | $36
January 2016 | #547116A | $36
February 2016 | #547116B | $36
March 2016
| #547116C | $36
SWIM
ARTHRITIS
December 2015 | #537111D | $36
January 2016 | #547111A | $36
February 2016 | #547111B | $36
March 2016
| #547111C | $36
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KENTWOOD
PARKS
WINTER
PHOTO CONTEST
The contest begins December 1, 2015 and ends
January 29, 2016. The contest is free,
open to all ages and abilities. Prizes will be awarded!
For more information contact
Denise Dawson (616) 656-5323 or
dawsond@ci.kentwood.mi.us
Photo Categories Include:
Parks & Trails
Programs & Events
Landscape
Wildlife & Nature
NEW!
KELLOGGWOODS
DOG PARK
Kentwood residents now have an area to exercise and socialize their four-legged friends at our brand new dog park
at Kelloggwoods Park (275-56th St SE). The fenced in offleash park has separate areas for large and small dogs. It also
includes benches, dog waste receptacles and water spigots to
rehydrate your pup. Dog parks are a great way for pets and
people to socialize. Off-leash dog areas also add value and
diversity to our park and trail system.
FUNERAL HOME, INC
FARMERS MARKET 2016
We hope to see you at the 2016 Farmers Market! A special
thanks to our wonderful vendors and customers for being a
part of our first season! For more information on how to be
come a vendor for our 2016 season or to become a sponsor,
please contact Denise Dawson at (616) 656-5323 or
dawsond@ci.kentwood.mi.us.
1095-68th Street SE
Grand Rapids, MI 49508
www.stroofuneralhome.com
Thank you!
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D��:
John K. Stroo, Michael A. Vos
Kenneth A. Speyer, Robert K. Stroo
Phone: (616) 455-9280
Fax: (616) 455-2035
Email: stroo@sbcglobal.net
VOLLEYBALL
WINTER LEAGUE
SPORTS
NEW! DODGEBALL LEAGUE
NOON SHOOTERS
Age 18+
Not doing anything on your lunch hour? Then please
come spend some time with us. Pick-up basketball is
being played weekly. Come have some fun and shoot
some hoops!
Saturday, February 27, 2016
Adult Co-Ed 6’s
We are excited to offer this Co-Ed 6’s Winter Volleyball tournament again this year! Let’s heat up the gym
with friendly competition, excitement and fun! Pool
play, championship and consolation double elimination
bracket play.
#349010A | $120 per team
Deadline: Friday, January 29, 2016
Call Tarrance for further information and
a registration form at (616) 656-5274.
Tuesdays & Thursdays | 11:45am-1:15pm | KAC
Ongoing | #352722B | $3 drop-in
DROP-IN PICKLEBALL
Age 18+
Pickleball is a combination of tennis, badminton and
table tennis with lower height nets, wooden paddles and
hard balls. Drop-in to enjoy this popular sport!
Begins January 27 | #352725A
Drop-In: $4r/$5nr (No punchcards, ID required)
VOLLEYBALL
SPRING LEAGUE
Spring adult volleyball leagues will be forming in midMarch through early May. This is a shorter 5 week session to get in before beach leagues start up. We will
offer Co-Ed 6’s this Spring. Please contact Tarrance at
(616) 656-5274 for further information or to be sent a
packet starting in February 2016. 355-48th St SE | Kentwood MI 49548 | (616) 656-5270
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ADULT
January 13-March 3 | #346030A
WINTER CLASSIC
VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT
SPORTS
Kentwood Parks and Recreation Department is starting
a new Adult Dodgeball league! Matches are 55 minutes, play as many games as possible. Each game has a
5 minute limit. Great cardio!
KENTWOOD
ADULT
ADULT COED 6’S
Thursdays 7:00-10:00pm | KAC
January 7-March 10
Competitive | #349020A | $240 per team*
Recreation | #349020B | $240 per team*
*After December 23 - $255 per team
PARKS
Defeat the Winter blues with intense team action! Sign
up for some competitive Winter volleyball action! So
gather your team and get ready to bump, set, spike!
30 games (10 match/3 games rally). 10 weeks.
Working in Kentwood
Kentwood’s business-friendly climate
has attracted companies both large
and small, putting them into the thick of thriving West
Michigan. Leading manufacturers, distribution centers
and retailers have chosen Kentwood for their home.
Kentwood provides companies with tax incentives,
spacious sites and a friendly community where their
employees can live.
All the more reason Kentwood is the perfect
environment for making connections, making profits
and making success.
Kentwood Economic
Development Corporation
Living. Working. Growing.
Phone: (616) 554-0709
Fax:
(616) 656-5292
E-mail: golderl@ci.kentwood.mi.us
ADULT
FITNESS
TAP & LYRICAL DANCE
TAP DANCE: This class teaches tap skills including steps,
rhythm, patterns, coordination, basic tap terminology, and
choreography. Besides toning a variety of muscles, tap dancing improves balance, increases flexibility, and helps posture.
Come with comfortable clothing and tap shoes.
LYRICAL DANCE: An expressive dance utilizing jazz and
ballet techniques. This class will start with a short warm up of
stretches and technique and will progress into learning a routine. The class is suitable for Senior Adults with dance experience or beginning adults. 4 week sessions. Limit: 8.
Instructor: Pat Meyers Site: KAC
*Take both classes in one session and save money!
We are a Tool & Die Company
located in Kentwood, MI.
Our market focus is
medium to large line dies,
progressive dies & transfer dies.
We have the capacity to manage
several tooling packages
simultaneously.
(616) 977-1995 | www.datumindustries.com
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*Please Note…The January/February/March classes
will build on dances taught in the prior month classes.
Wednesdays | Tap 5:45-6:40pm | Lyrical 6:45-7:40pm
January 6-27 January 6-27 January 6-27 | Tap | #542130A | $20
| Lyrical | #542131A | $20
| Both | #542132A | $32
February 3-24 February 3-24 February 3-24 | Tap | #542133A | $20
| Lyrical | #542134A | $20
| Both | #542135A | $32
March 9-30 March 9-30 March 9-30 | Tap | #542136A | $20
| Lyrical | #542137A | $20
| Both | #542138A | $32
March 15-May 3 | #743831A | $40r/$55nr
Enjoy working out on our two treadmills, two elliptical
machines, a SportsArt recumbent bike, a SCIFIT rotary
cardiovascular machine, and a HOIST 4 station multi
stack gym. Guides are posted for quick and easy adjustments of the machines. New! A Family membership
is now available! Any immediate family members (2
or more) may work out for one low price (see below).
Children 15 and under must be supervised by an adult
at all times.
TAI CHI
The Kentwood Parks and Recreation Department and
Metro Health have partnered to offer you Tai Chi. The
slow controlled movements of Tai Chi offer a great
physical and mental workout known for its many health
benefits such as improving and maintaining flexibility,
range of motion, balance, and builds muscle in the legs
and lower back.
*If cost prevents you from participation call Metro
Health at (616) 252-7117.
January 19-March 8 | #542430A | $50
March 22-May 10 | #542431A | $50
PROGRAM
COUPON
$5 OFF
expires 3/31/16
Ages 16+
Hours:
Monday-Thursday 9am-6pm
Friday 9am-5pm
3 Visit Punch Card | #552730A | Ages 16+ | Free
Drop In | #552733A Drop In | #552733A Drop In | #552733A | Ages 16-49 | $3r/$4nr
| Ages 50+ | $2r/$3nr
| Family | $5r/$6nr
10 Visit PC | #552732A | Ages 16-49 | $22r/$33nr
10 Visit PC | #552732A | Ages 50+ | $15r/$22nr
10 Visit PC | #552732A | Family
| $40r/$55nr
Yearly| #552731A
Yearly| #552731A Yearly | #552731A | Ages16-49 | $199r/$229nr
| Ages 50+ | $129r/$159nr
| Family
| $349r/$379nr
Coupon must be presented with
program registration at the Parks
& Recreation Department Offices.
May not be used on-line or by
phone. Coupon good on
programs and classes only.
Not good on adult sports leagues
and special events.
Limit one coupon per family.
Follow us on Facebook for
program & event information!
Kentwood Parks &
Recreation Department
355-48th St SE
Kentwood, MI 49548
(616) 656-5278
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FITNESS
“REC” FITNESS CENTER
This class is for all levels. Practicing Yoga can lead you
to a sense of peace and well-being. This class will help
you create balance in the body through developing both
strength and flexibility.
ADULT
YOGA
BIRTHDAY BINGO
B...I...N...G...O! Join the Kentwood Seniors every month to
enjoy loads of bingo fun and maybe even win some groceries!
Celebrate monthly birthdays and anniversaries with FREE
cake and coffee! Get 4 free cards in your Birthday /Anniversary month!
Mondays | 10:00am-12:00pm | KAC
#556430A | $.25 donation per card
SENIOR
ENRICHMENT
KENTWOOD
SENIOR MEMBERSHIP
Ages 50+
Includes member gift, Leisure Times Brochure, monthly
Lamplighter Express senior newsletter, access to senior clubs,
sunshine cards, special event discounts, up-to-date travel information, and volunteer opportunities. Welcome! We hope
to see you involved in many activities, trips and events!
#504430A | $12 per year | Age 85+ Free!
July 1, 2015-June 30, 2016
CLUBS
The Kentwood Senior Program has a large variety of clubs
that meet weekly. Check out any club for two free visits before
joining! Year: July 1, 2015-June 30, 2016. Cost: Kentwood
Senior Membership (see above) plus $.50 drop-in fee per visit.
Bridge | #551630A | Fridays 1-4pm
Men’s Chess & Checkers | #551610A | Wednesdays 9am
Euchre | #551639A | Mondays 1-3pm
Knit & Crochet | #551634A | Wednesdays 9-11am
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December 7 | Kentwood Library (4950 Breton Rd SE)
January 11 | KAC (355-48th St SE)
February 1 | KAC (355-48th St SE) | *10:30am
March 7
| KAC (355-48th St SE)
April 4
| KAC (355-48th St SE)
*Note time change for bingo on February 1 only!
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION
LUNCH
Eat, drink, and be merry! Gather your friends for some holiday cheer from our annual Christmas Celebration Luncheon.
Enjoy some terrific Holiday entertainment from “The Spoon
Man”, a musical comedian. Feast on a fantastic catered lunch
provided by Carole’s Catering.
*Pre-registration & ticket required. Catered event.
Wednesday 12:00-2:00pm | *Kentwood Library
December 16 | #546430A | $7m/$9nm
Doors open at 11:35am.
*
**Please note the location change! This year’s Christmas
Celebration Lunch will be held at the Kentwood Library Community Room South doors off the lobby (4950 Breton Rd SE).
VALENTINE’S DAY
BREAKFAST
Enjoy a hot plate of LOVE this Winter! You are invited to a
breakfast in honor of the Kentwood Senior’s commitment and
support of the Kentwood Senior Enrichment Program. Breakfast will be followed by Birthday Bingo. All members will
receive 4 free bingo cards along with anyone celebrating a
birthday or anniversary in February! XO XO XO!
*Pre-registration & ticket required. Catered event.
Monday | *9:30-10:30am (*Note later time!) | KAC
February 1 | #546431A | $5m/$7nm
Pinochle | #551633A | Tuesdays & Thursdays 1-4pm
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*Note time change! Doors open at 9:05am.
“PINSPLITTERS”
SENIOR BOWLING LEAGUE
New bowlers age 50+ are welcome to join this friendly
and fun group every week at Spectrum Lanes. No subs,
no teams, strictly a league for individual bowlers. You
will enjoy bowling 3 games on assigned lanes every
week from September through April!
Mondays | 12:30-3:00pm
September 14, 2015-April 18, 2016 | #551030B
$14 Pre-registration + $4.40 weekly games fees (3)
Spectrum Lanes (5656 Clyde Park SW)
ENHANCE FITNESS
For the month of December,
Enhance Fitness will be held at...
Metro Health Conference Center
2225 Main St SW, Wyoming, MI
Classes will resume at the Kentwood Activities Center
(355-48th St SE) on Monday, January 4, 2016.
A great new educational class on health and fitness! This
class works closely with the food stamp program, yet all
are welcome! Jane Higley, nutrition instructor for Michigan State University, will cover the following 6 topics:
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Healthy Food That Tastes Great
Quick Healthy Meals and Snacks
Eating Healthy On A Budget
Tips For Losing Weight & Keeping It Off
Making Healthy Eating Part of Your Total Lifestyle
Physical Activity is Key to Living Well
Jane will offer 3 taste tests from healthy and delicious
recipes throughout the course. Those who complete the
course will recieve a certificate and gifts!
Tuesdays | 11:00am-12:00pm | KAC
February 16-March 22 | #541933A | $6
NEW! CRAFTING
WITH SENIORS
The staff of “Here To Help Home Care” is offering this
once-a-month crafting class! Denise will provide all of
the materials and instructions to help you create a beautiful craft to take home every month. Beat those Winter
Blues with a little color and creativity!
Please pre-register.
January 14 | #541932A | $2
February 11 | #541932B | $2
March 10 | #541932C | $2
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SENIOR
Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays | 1:00-2:00pm
$2 Drop-In
Ages 18+ (geared towards Seniors)
ENRICHMENT
This FUN group enjoys low impact exercise three days a
week lead by fitness instructors through the partnership
of Kentwood Parks & Recreation Department, Metro
Health, and Senior Neighbors. This program focuses on
developing strength, balance, endurance, and flexibility
all in an enjoyable social experience! Decrease your risk
of falling, keep your mental sharpness, and have fun! 8
week sessions. Join at any time! *If cost prevents you
from participation, please call (616) 252-7117.
NEW!
EAT HEALTHY. BE ACTIVE.
April
New! Samson
Sight & Sound Theatre - Lancaster, PA
April 13-16, 2016
$599 ppdo | #518038A
Includes: deluxe motor coach transportation; 3 nights outstanding accommodations; dinner at The Grand ConcoursePittsburgh, PA, Dinner at Millers, Lunch at Fallingwater,
HoBo Lunch package at Warther’s Carving Museum, hot
daily breakfasts at the hotel; Duquesne Heights Incline Tour;
top priced ticket for the matinee performance of “Samson” at
the Sight & Sound Millennium Theatre; tour of Fallingwater; Warther’s Carving Museum. $100 deposit, balance due
3/1/16. Depart: 7:30am Alpine Target. Return: 5:30pm.
TRIPS
& TRAVEL
Check out these great trips!
Detailed itineraries are available at www.yourkprd.org.
February
New! The Lone Star State
February 23-March 1, 2016
$1,699 ppdo | #548021A
New! Four Freshman
Evergreen Commons Holland MI
April 14, 2016 | #518040A | Details coming soon!
May
New! “Sistas, The Musical”
Meadowbrook Hall
May 4, 2016 | #518041A | Details coming soon!
New! New York, New York
Includes: round trip airfare from Grand Rapids to San Antonia, Texas; 7 nights deluxe accommodations; breakfast
each morning at hotel, Texas Land & Cattle, boxed lunch,
Landry’s, Virginia’s on the Bay, Tower of Americas, and
Kickback meals while at the Drury Inn & Suites; river cruise;
The Alamo; The Spanish Missions; Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park; USS Lexington; Texas State Aquarium;
Tower of Americas. $250 deposit, balance due 12/18/15.
May 31-June 5
$1,299 ppdo | #518039A
Includes: deluxe motor coach transportation; 5 nights accommodations; 2 buffet-style breakfast bars, 3 dinners-Luigi’s
Ristorante, Carmines, Holiday Inn Express; professionally
guided morning tour of New York City; reservation at the National September 11 Memorial; top priced orchestra theatre
ticket for “The King and I” at the Vivian Beaumont theatre.
$250 deposit, balance due 4/15/16. Depart: 7:15am Alpine
Star Theatre. Return: early evening.
Preview
Shipshewana Brown Bag Tour | June 9
Tiger Ballgame | August 4
Two Day Casino Trip | September 7-8
Northern Michigan Color Tour | October 11
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EDUCATIONAL
ELDER LAW PRIMER
December 2 | #530434A
Sponsored by Westebeke Law Firm, PLLC.
TRIPS
All presentations are on Wednesdays at 11:30am
and include a FREE Lunch!
PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED!
Detailed flyer available at www.yourkprd.org
THE CON ARTIST’S PLAYBOOK
March 16 | #540432B
Sponsored by AARP
& TRAVEL
SERIES
FINAL EXPENSE
March 2 | #540432A
Sponsored by Ron Courser and Associates
AGING IN PLACE
Helpful Hints From An
Occupational Therapist
March 23 | #540432C
Sponsored by At Home Rehab
LEARN ABOUT SENIOR NEIGHBORS
& THE RSVP PROGRAM
January 6 | #540430A
Sponsored by Senior Neighbors / RSVP
ALL THINGS VEINS
February 3 | #540431A
Sponsored by Center For Vein Restoration
ESTATE PLANNING
February 10 | #540431B
Sponsored by Law Offices of David L Carrier PC
ELDER ABUSE / CAREGIVER STRESS
February 17 | #540431C
Sponsored by Area Agency On Aging of
Western Michigan
UNEXPECTED HOSPITAL VISIT
WHAT TO EXPECT
February 24 | #540431D
Sponsored by Heartland Healthcare Centers
“A love of life and music...and we have plenty of both
to give!” Join the Kentwood Senior Chorale - a mixed
chorus (SATB) of 40 music lovers who enjoy practicing and presenting accomplished programs of popular,
sacred and patriotic music. The chorale performs from
September to May for local nursing homes, senior centers, schools, and showcases their talents in their annual
Spring Community Concert. We are currently seeking
new singers and staff for the Chorale. Informal auditions
will be held the first three practices beginning on February 4 from 2:00-4:00pm at the Kentwood Activities
Center (KAC) 355-48th St SE.
February 4-May 20, 2016 | #564630A | $12
BOOK US NOW! If you are interested in booking
this professional quality chorale for your organization,
please contact Katelyn at (616) 656-5279 or
bushk@ci.kentwood.mi.us.
A big thank you goes out to Bob Azkoul for his service
to the Chorale as this Fall was his last season. THANK
YOU BOB AND BEST OF LUCK!
You are invited to greet Bob at his Retirement Open
House on Thursday, December 17 from 5-6pm at the
Kentwood Library Community Room (4950 Breton Rd).
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SENIOR
SOCIAL MEDIA | FACEBOOK
January 27 | #540430C
Sponsored by Elmcroft Senior Living Kentwood
KENTWOOD
SENIOR CHORALE
ENRICHMENT
DO I QUALIFY FOR MEDICAID?
January 20 | #540430B
Sponsored by The West Michigan Estate Planning
Center
LEISURE CLUB
Ages 15+
The Leisure Club is a group of young adults that get together
weekly to do something fun in our community. This group is
a great place for teens and adults with developmental disabilities to socialize, try new things, and engage in positive leisure
experiences. The leisure club meets at the Kentwood Activities Center or throughout the community. Activities could
include going out to community events, dinners, art, sports
and games. Your instructor, Stacy, will assist with planning,
supervision and social skills. Please call (616) 656-5279 and
we will gladly mail you a schedule!
December 3, 2015-March 3, 2016 | #851630A | Cost Varies
*Skip 12/24 & 12/31
ADAPTIVE
RECREATION
BOWLING LEAGUE
Ages 15+
Choose the league that suits you best: bowl 2 games in a social, non-competitive atmosphere, or bowl 3 games and improve your skills in a more competitive league. Many of our
bowlers have developmental disabilities and/or TBI. There
will be a pizza party at the end of the season to celebrate your
improvements! Get a strike! Please bring CASH every week.
Hope to see everyone there!
NEW! REBALL NIGHT
Ages 15+
Reball is an indoor version of paint ball. This safe and exciting
sport is played using reusable paintless balls and allows players the thrill of a tactical lively game without the mess, clean
up , and cost of paint ball. Grab your friends and head out to
the 3 Mile Project! Facility is wheelchair assessable and staff
will be available for assistance and training on equipment.
Thursday | 5:00-6:00pm
January 14 | #846630A | $12
3 Mile Project (3050 Walkent Dr NW)
Wednesdays | 6:30-8:00pm
December 16-February 3 | $22r/$37nr
Plus weekly games fee: $6.50 (2 games) | #841030A
$7.50 (3 games) | #841030B
Eastbrook Lanes (3500 Lake Eastbrook Blvd SE)
BOWLING TOURNAMENT
Ages 15+
Now that the Winter bowling season is over, put your skills
to the test at this bowling tournament! There will be teams,
prizes and fun!
Wednesday | 6:30-8:00pm
February 10 | #841031A | $9
Hope Network Services is proud to become a cooperative
partner with Kentwood Parks & Recreation Department in
providing quality programming for persons with a Traumatic
Brain Injury or other neurological/physical impairment.
We at HNRS recognize the importance of a healthy lifestyle
as one moves from a formal rehabilitation program to the
establishment of a quality lifestyle post injury.
Eastbrook Lanes (3500 Lake Eastbrook Blvd SE)
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Community participants welcome!
NEW! CREATIVE MOVEMENT
Valentine’s
Day Dance
Ages 8+
Your instructor, Mindy, will show you how to find and
express your inner rhythm! Improve your confidence,
body awareness, and coordination through the art of
dance. This dancer driven class will use dance, nature,
and instruments to feel empowered. Friends and family
will be invited to the last session for a performance!
ADAPTIVE SWIM
Ages 3+
Splish Splash! Swim lessons are adapted for swimmers
with special needs, including physical or developmental
disabilities. Your swim instructor, Debi Crawford, will
cater each lesson to your swimmers goals and needs.
Lessons include strokes, floating, safety, games and
more! If you need further information regarding this
class, please contact Katelyn at (616) 656-5279.
Class size: 2. Skip Dates: 2/13, 4/2, 4/9.
Private lessons are offered for children who need more
one on one attention for $96 per 8 weeks (#847032A).
February 11
6:00-8:30pm
Love is in the air!
Celebrate Valentine’s Day
at the Kentwood Library with a
beautiful catered dinner, dancing, prizes, and
friends. Pull out your formal attire and
invite someone special.
Ages 13+
Saturdays | 10:00-10:30am.........................
March 19-May 21
| #847031A | $48r/$63nr
You MUST pre-register by Friday, February 4, 2016
Saturdays | 10:30-11:00am..........................
January 16-March 12 | #847030B | $48r/$63nr
March 19-May 21
| #847031B | $48r/$63nr
6:00-8:30pm
Saturdays | 11:00-11:30am..........................
January 16-March 12
| #847030C | $48r/$63nr
March 19-May 21
| #847031C | $48r/$63nr
Thursday, February 11, 2016
Kentwood Library (4950 Breton Rd SE)
#846932A | $17
Kentwood Aquatic Center (6230 Kalamazoo Ave SE)
Reach for new heights! The friendly staff at Higher
Ground will help you improve your strength, balance,
and climbing skills as you learn how to indoor rock
climb. Specially trained staff will assist and provide you
with all of the necessary equipment.
Thursdays | 6:00-7:30pm
January 7, 21, 28, February 4 (4 sessions)
#841630A | $15 Pre-registration + $15 per week
Higher Ground Rock Climbing (851 Bond Ave NW)
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ADAPTIVE
Ages 8+
RECREATION
ROCK CLIMBING
CLUB
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wheelchairs – walkers – canes
lift chairs – power carts – nebulizers
home ventilators
home oxygen equipment & supplies
ostomy, urological & wound care supplies
bath safety items – aids to daily living
ADAPTIVE
RECREATION
Division of Airway Oxygen Inc.®
developed by women…for women
On occasion, women experience
challenging healthcare problems
that require special products and the
attention of trained professionals.
Women’s Health Boutique provides this
nurturing assistance in an atmosphere
of comfort, taste, and privacy.
2935 Madison Ave SE – Grand Rapids
5150 Plaineld NE – Grand Rapids
2955 Clydon Ave SW – Wyoming
www.airwayoxygeninc.com
www.whbmi.com
800.632.0730
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NEW! ARCHERY CLUB
Ages 10+
Take a deep breath...and shoot straight! At archery club, you
can learn about archery safety, equipment, and improve your
skills. Specially trained staff will make adaptations if necessary. Shoot at both 2-D and 3-D targets. A crossbow is available and all other equipment is provided.
Thursday | 6:00-7:00pm
March 3, 10, 17, 24 (4 sessions) *Note updated dates.
#841533A | $20
West Michigan Archery (3500-10 Mile Rd NE)
BILLIARDS LEAGUE
Ages 18+
Are you a pool shark? Aim for the pocket with our fun and
exciting billiards league. The group will meet weekly with instructor Matt at the pool hall for games. Beginners welcome!
All equipment will be provided.
Mondays | 6:00-7:30pm
January 18-February 22 | #841041A | $10 pre-registration
*Plus $3 per night table fee
Anazeh Sands East (3520 E Mall Dr SE)
SNOW SKI CLINIC
Ages 5+ (By 12/31/15)
Paralympic Sport-Kentwood is a community-based sports club
developed to involve youth and adults with physical and visual
disabilities in sports and physical activity, regardless of skill
level. With 21 million physically disabled Americans, including
thousands of military personnel who’ve been severely injured
while on active duty, this is an important community need. We
currently offer programs such as adapted water ski, archery,
rock climbing, downhill snow ski, canoe & kayaking, karate,
and MUCH more.
For more information, please contact Katelyn Bush, CTRS at
(616) 656-5279 or by email at bushk@ci.kentwood.mi.us
The Kentwood Parks and Recreation Department &
Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital present the 2016
Snow Ski Clinic. Hit the slopes this Winter and experience the rush of downhill skiing! Join us this Winter for
our 8th annual Snow Ski Clinic on Saturday, January 23,
2016! We will be teaming up with the Cannonsburg Challenge Ski Association to provide this unique opportunity
for individuals with various disabilities. Call Katelyn at
(616) 656-5279 or email bushk@ci.kentwood.mi.us to
receive a registration flyer. Register with Mary Free Bed
once the flyer is received.
Saturday | 10:00am-12:00pm & 1:00-3:00pm
January 23 | $30
Cannonsburg Ski Area (6800 Cannonsburg Rd NE)
Register through Mary Free Bed Wheelchair and
Adaptive Sports at (616) 840-8356.
Checks to: Mary Free Bed
SAVE THE DATE!!!
NEW!
TRACK & FIELD CLINIC
SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 2016
9:00am
Grand Valley State University
Shot Put, Discus,
Javelin, Races, Long Jump, High Jump
ADAPTIVE
RECREATION
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Get acquainted with Porter Hills today!
616-949-4975
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4450 Cascade Rd SE, Ste 200 Grand Rapids, MI 49546
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FACILITY ROOM RENTALS
KENTWOOD
ACTIVITIES CENTER
355-48th St SE, Kentwood, MI 49548 | (616) 656-5270
• MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM/GYM*
Seating: Banquet 200 | Theatre 235 | Classroom 150
2 Hour
Minimum
Resident
$150
Non Resident $165
For Profit
$180
Each
Add’l Hour Deposit
$75
$150
$83
$150
$90
$150
• VETERANS ROOM*
Seating Capacity: 28
2 Hour
Each
Minimum Add’l Hour Deposit
Resident
$65
$32
$100
Non Resident $80
$40
$100
For Profit
$95
$48
$100
• CRAFTS ROOM*
Seating Capacity: 20-25
2 Hour
Each
Resident
$60
$30
$100
Non Resident $75
$38
$100
For Profit
$90
$45
$100
• SPORTS PRACTICE (East or West Gym)
2 Hour
Each
Resident
$65
$33
$150
Non Resident $80
$40
$150
*Includes the use of the Kitchen, if available.
**The Activities Center Gym is closed for the month
of December while a new floor is installed.
KENTWOOD LIBRARY
& OUTDOOR AMPHITHEATER
4950 Breton Rd SE, Kentwood, MI 49508
(616) 656-5270
• LIBRARY COMMUNITY ROOM *
Seating: Banquet 200 | Theatre 250 | Classroom 125
2 Hour
Each
Resident
$145
$73
$150
Non Resident $160
$80
$150
For Profit
$185
$93
$150
• OUTDOOR AMPHITHEATER
Seating Capacity: Picnic tables available only.
2 Hour
Minimum
Resident
$85
NR
$100
For Profit
$115
Each
Add’l Hour Deposit
$43
$50
$50
$50
$58
$50
• ADDITIONAL AMENITIES AVAILABLE
Alcohol Permit
$50
Audio System
$35
Coffee Pots
$10
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FACILITY
RENTALS
RENTALS
FACILITY
The City of Kentwood Parks and Recreation Department has rental space available for meetings, parties,
sports team practices and other events. Rooms are
available for rent at the Kentwood Activities Center
and the Richard L. Root Kentwood Branch Library year
round. Rental fees and forms are available online or at
the Kentwood Parks and Recreation Department. Forms
must be filled out completely, signed and submitted with
payment to secure your reservation. A damage/cleaning
deposit will be processed at the time of your reservation.
The damage/cleaning deposit will be returned in full by
check within 2 weeks, when the rental (including guests,
entertainers and caterers) adhere to the rules and policies
stated, leave the rental space as it was found, and the
rental does not go outside (before or after) the reserved
times. Any time overages or damages will be deducted
from the deposit. All rentals have a two hour minimum.
Time reserved must include the set-up and break-down/
clean-up of your event. Persons renting these facilities
can apply for a permit to serve alcohol. Guideline &
restrictions do apply, including the mandatory use of a
licensed bartender/catering service. Rooms are available for rent Monday-Sunday from 8:00am-11:00pm
excluding holidays. Please call the Kentwood Parks and
Recreation Department at (616) 656-5270 to check out
availability and for further information.
Prsrt Std Mail
US Postage
PAID
Grand Rapids, MI
Permit #657
KENTWOOD
PARKS & RECREATION
355 - 48th Street SE
Kentwood, MI 49548
(616) 656-5270
www.yourkprd.org
.
UPCOMING EVENTS:
The Kentwood Parks & Recreation Department offers many
Winter programs and events! Be sure to mark your calendars
so that you don’t miss out on these upcoming activities!
For more details or to register, visit www.yourkprd.org or call (616) 656-5270.
DECEMBER
HOLIDAY FOOD DRIVE
& MITTEN TREE
Through December 16
BE A SANTA
TO A SENIOR
Through December 16
ELVES EXPRESS
GIFT SHOP
December 2 • 4-8pm
Kentwood Library
ANNUAL COMMUNITY
TREE LIGHTING
Kentwood Library
DRIVE THRU
SANTA
SKATE
WITH SANTA
FEBRUARY
DADDY/DAUGHTER
DANCE
February 20 • 6-8pm
Santa arrives at 7:00pm!
Kentwood Fun Spot
MARCH
JANUARY
March 3 • 4:30-6pm | 6:30-8pm
FREEZE FEST
DISC GOLF EVENT
& FOOD DRIVE
January 30 • 10am
Old Farm Park
TASTE OF
KENTWOOD
BREAKFAST WITH THE
EASTER BUNNY
March 26 • 9-11am

winter 2016 - City of Kentwood

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