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Sports Hub HoursMonday - Friday

7:00 am - 7:00 pmSaturday

8:00 am - 12:00 pm

Village of Glendale HeightsParks, Recreation & Facilities

250 Civic Center PlazaPhone: 630-260-6060

Fax: 630-260-6733www.ghprf.com

Athletics & Open Gym Hotline630-260-6000 x4131

Parks & RecreationCommittee Members

Pat Maritato, ChairmanJeanette WilsonRamon ReynosoEnrique Arroyo

Aaron Murauskas

Th e mission of the Glendale Heights Parks, Recreation & Facilities

Department is to build on current strengths by preserving open space and

providing quality recreational and leisure services and facilities for the residents of the Village of Glendale Heights. With

our variety of parks, facilities, and Aquatic Center, we work day in and day

out to accomplish the goals set within our statement and beyond.

Village Board Phone Numbers630-260-6000 Ext.

Linda Jackson, Village President 5303Marie Schmidt, Village Clerk 5333Bill Schmidt, Trustee District 1 5307Sharon Sullivan, Trustee District 2 5306Michael Light, Trustree District 3 5308Pat Maritato, Trustree District 4 5309Chester Pojack, Trustee District 5 5310Mary Schroeder, Trustee District 6 5311

InsuranceTh e Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department assumes no responsibility for personal injury or loss of personal property while using our parks and recreation facilities. It is recommended that participants make provisions to provide them-selves with adequate coverage within their own insurance. All participants will be required to sign a waiver at the time of registration.

Gift Certifi catesPurchase Recreation Gift Certifi cates at the Sports Hub and give the gift of fun! Certifi -cates can be purchased for specifi c classes and memberships or you can purchase general gift certifi cates that can be applied to any Sports Hub registration. We have plenty of activities to choose from, so there is always something for everyone!

Patron Code of ConductIn keeping with our program goals, we encour-age fun for all of our participants; however, certain rules are necessary to ensure everyone’s safety and enjoyment.

Participants are expected to show respect for all participants and staff , refrain from using foul language, refrain from causing bodily harm to self, other participants and staff and take proper care of equipment, supplies and facilities.

If a participant continually behaves inappropri-ately, we will re-evaluate his/her enrollment. If our staff has concerns about a child’s behavior, parents will be consulted immediately.

Instructors/Consultants WantedIf you have a special skill or talent to share, the Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department is looking for YOU! In order to off er quality programs, we need knowledgeable and experi-enced instructors. If you are interested, please contact the Sports Hub.

Proper AttireIn order to provide a safe and clean envi-ronment for the Sports Hub users, a “proper attire” code has been developed. All patrons must wear shirts at all times. Clean gym shoes must be worn in all of the facilities.

Photo UseOccasionally, an employee may photograph or videotape participants in our programs and our facilities. We do not use any identifi ca-tion in our brochures and leafl ets. If you do not want your picture taken, please notify the photographer.

Share Your Photos With UsDo you have photos of your family/friends participating in any Parks and Recreation programs? We would love to see them and possibly include them in our future brochures or other marketing materials.

Photos can be submitted to Tracy Geils at [email protected]. Please identify the participants, park and activity, and include your name and address. Th ank you!

Brochure ListingsTh e policies, programs, fees and facility availability contained in this brochure rep-resents the Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department programs and policies at the time of the brochure publication. How-ever, in order to provide the best services, programs and facilities to the public, the Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department reserves the right to add, change, modify or delete any programs and policies aft er they have been published.

Th e Parks, Recreation & Facilities Depart-ment will attempt to make a reasonable eff ort to give prompt public notices of any changes in the programs and policies, but such notice cannot be guaranteed. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Your understanding and coopera-tion is appreciated.

Adult Programs & Leagues 16

Dance 8

Fintness Center 18

Fitness Classes 19

Glendale Lakes Golf Club 22

Gymnastics 14-15

Holiday Programs/Activities 24

Ice Skating/Hockey 12

Martial Arts 13

NEDSRA 18

Parks Division & Map 20-21

Preschool 6

Special Events 4-5

Teen Programs 16

Tot Programs & Sports 7

Youth Athletics 9-11

Youth Programs 9

Facilities DivisionFacilities Lead ForemanBrian Mulcrone [email protected] ForemanGary Lopez [email protected]

Parks, Recreation and Facilities StaffAdministrationDirector of Parks, Recreation & FacilitiesKeith Knautz [email protected] to the DirectorTracy Geils [email protected]

Administrative SecretaryJennifer Fulton [email protected]

Recreation DivisionLead Recreation SupervisorBill DePue [email protected] SupervisorColleen Conroy [email protected] SupervisorCris Navarro [email protected] SupervisorBetsy Guerrero [email protected]

Parks DivisionParks Lead ForemanChuck Dymbrowski [email protected] ForemanVince Cassata [email protected]

Th e Sports Hub will be closedon the following dates:Monday, September 7

Wednesday, November 11Th ursday, November 26

Friday, November 27Th ursday, December 24

Friday, December 25Wednesday, January 1

Th e Sports Hub will close at 5:00 pmonTh ursday, December 31

Registration Information

IN PERSON / DROP OFF / MAIL / FAXVillage of Glendale Heights Sports Hub250 Civic Center PlazaGlendale Heights, IL 60139Ph: 630-260-6060 Fax: 630-260-6733

ON-LINEwww.ghprf.com

Ways to Register!5

Refund PolicyTh e Glendale Heights Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department endorses a customer satis-faction policy and strives to provide high quality programs, services and facilities. Howev-er, sometimes situations occur that require customers to request a refund.• Individuals requesting refunds with three or more business days notice, prior to the fi rst

class meeting or practice will receive a full refund, less a $5.00 administrative fee.• Individuals requesting refunds within three business days of the start of the program will

receive a prorated refund less the fi rst class and be assessed the $5.00 administrative fee.• No refunds will be issued for any program aft er the second meeting of a program, unless

a physician’s note is provided. Refunds requested for medical reasons will be prorated from the time the request is received.

• Refunds requested aft er the completion of a program or aft er the advertised deadline will not be granted.

Trips and special events require reservations and planning weeks ahead of time. Th erefore, we cannot accept refund requests for trips unless there is a waitlist and someone can fi ll the spot.Th e $5.00 administrative fee will not be assessed for refunds due to cancelled programs or when the refund is applied to the household to be used for future registrations at the Sports Hub.Th e Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department reserves the right to judge refund requests on a case-by-case basis and partial or full refunds may or may not be approved at any time at the discretion of the department. Some classes, programs and fees have specifi c refund policies that will be adhered to. Refunds may take up to fi ft een business days.Membership RefundsTh e Glendale Heights Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department will not issue refunds for Fitness Center memberships, Aquatic Center memberships or daily fees. Memberships are non-transferable.

Resident vs. Non-Resident RatesA “resident”(R) is defi ned as anyone living within the geographical bound-aries of the Village of Glendale Heights. Non-residents (NR) are welcome to register for any of our programs off ered in this guide with a slightly higher cost than that of a resident.

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Patriot DayFriday, September 11th, 7:15 pmCamera Park Flag Poles (new location)Th e Village of Glendale Heights remembers Patriot Day on Friday, Sep-tember 11th with a silent parade of police vehicles, fi rst responders and a candlelight service.

Please join Mayor Jackson, the Village Board of Trustees, our Police and Fire personnel, neighbors and friends for a moment of silence and refl ec-tion on Patriot Day.

To ensure the health and safety of all attendees due to COVID-19, we have moved the location of the Patriot Day Ceremony to Camera Park where we can properly practice social distancing. Additionally, we do ask that all attendees wear a mask or proper face covering.

If you have any questions, please contact the Mayor’s Offi ce at 630.909.5303.

Veterans DayWednesday, November 11th, 11:00 amTh e Village presents a ceremony at Veterans Memorial Park (220 Civic Center Plaza) at 11:00 am marked by a Flag and Color Guard presentation, rifl e salute, and a tribute to our Fallen Warriors. For more information, contact the Mayor’s Offi ce at 630-909-5303.

Tree Lighting CeremonyMonday, November 30th, 7:00 pmNew Location: Camera ParkJoin Mayor Linda Jackson and the Village Board as we offi cially welcome the holiday season! More information will be available on the Village website as we look to the sky for holiday cheer!

Breakfast with SantaSaturday, December 19th, 9:00 am – 11:30 amNew Location: Outside the Sports HubSanta will be serving up a breakfast to go as we have a safe alternative to our annual “breakfast with Santa”. Be sure to bring your Christmas list to drop off for Santa! Visit the Village/Sports Hub website for more information coming soon!

Victorian ChristmasMonday, December 7h, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pmVisit the Historic House at 311 Windy Point Drive and experience what a “Victorian Christmas” might have been like 100 years ago! Admission is free and refreshments will be served. Tours of the house will be off ered and children will have the opportunity to make a Victorian decoration to take home.

Dear Residents and Patrons,

During this unprecedented time, the Glendale Heights Recreation Department has decided to put our fall brochure on-line to be able to present a document that we can keep up to date in this minute by minute changing world.

We are dedicated to providing safe programming during this global pandemic and have a number of programs ready to go. If you are looking to work out, our fi tness center has been open for a couple months with a new layout and rules that include reservations, temperature checks and frequent cleanings. This brochure also has programs that include dance, karate, and other youth and child programs. Although these offerings are defi nitely less than year’s past, we are committed to making sure that all of our classes fall within the Restore Illinois Plan, and that we are following all safety guidelines.

At this current time, we will not be able to offer PATH Before & Afterschool Programming. With the current State of Illinois guidelines and knowing that we service school districts that are not offering the same school hours and schedule, we don’t feel that we can staff and follow the guidelines that are in place at this time. We will continue to monitor and work with the school districts on the PATH program. Our intention is to have PATH up and running as soon as we know the program will be what our parents and students have come to expect.

As we continue through the fall, please be sure that you check back here to see any additions or changes that are made. We hope that the fall brings us more opportunities to offer you and your families the programs and services you have come to expect from us.

Thank you for your understanding and if you ever have any questions, please feel free to contact me. Have a great fall and be safe!

Sincerely,Keith M. KnautzDirector of Parks, Recreation and FacilitiesVillage of Glendale Heights630-260-6060

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This year, Halloween is open for all to enjoy! That’s right, families can be part of the fun with these socially distanced and online events happening all week long!

Spine-chilling ghosts and ghoulish creatures are taking over Camera Park for a one night only spook-tacular event! Brave explorers will be led on a guided walk through the trails six hair-raising scare stations … where only the toughest will come out! Social distancing will be enforced and all scare stations are viewable from a safe distance. Attendees will be screened prior to each tour and are required to wear a mask at all times. Several sanitizing stations will be available throughout the trail. Tours will run every 10 minutes. Pre-registration is required and a tour time must be chosen at the time of registration. Tour groups are limited to 10 people max. $5 each.

Put your carving skills to the test with our “At Home Pumpkin Carving Contest!” Participants will each receive a pumpkin and a box with various crafting materials. Carve & decorate the best pumpkin using ALL of the materials and you could win a $50 visa gift car! Photos of completed pumpkins must be emailed to [email protected] by October 25. Submissions will be posted to the Sports Hub Facebook for voting. Voting will be Open for 5 days, with the highest liked pumpkin being crowned the winner of the $50 visa gift card. Carving Kit pick up information will be given at the time of registration. $15 each. Registration deadline: 10/20.

Relive the classic horror short stories through nightly video readings uploaded to the Sports Hub Facebook Page. Listeners beware … you are in for a scare! Video is uploaded nightly at 8:00 pm. Free!

Pet owners, get ready for a spooky good time! Submit photos of your favorite furry friend in their Halloween costume for a chance to win a $50 Petco gift card. Scary, funny, clever, and even a little weird... we want to see it all! Submissions must be emailed to Cris Navarro at [email protected] by October 25. Submissions will be posted to the Sports Hub Facebook for voting. Voting will be open for 5 days, with the highest liked pet costume winning the $50 Petco gift card. Free! Registration/submission deadline: 10/25.

Halloween week comes to a close with a special outdoor showing of the animated fi lm “The Addams Family”! Families can enjoy a night out at Glendale Heights’ very fi rst drive in movie night! Movie will begin at dusk (approximately 6:30 pm). Parking will be assigned at the time of arrival - parking requests will not be honored. Food and drinks are allowed, alcoholic beverages & glass containers are strictly prohibited. Masks are required when outside of your vehicle. $25 Parking fee per car. Location: Camera Park

At Home Pumpkin Carving Contest, October 26th - 30th

Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark (Nightly), October 26th - October 30th

Animal Costume Contest, October 26th - 30th

Haunted Trail, October 30th, 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm

Halloween Quarantine Edition

Drive-In Movie Night, October 31st

The Addams Family

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Preschool

A monthly payment plan is off ered to assist parents with the fi nancial responsibilities of the preschool program. To keep the monthly payments consistent, the total program fee is spread out evenly over 9 payments. Th e fi rst payment is due at the time of registration. Payment dates are: October 1, November 1, December 1, January 1, Febuary 1, March 1, April 1 and May 1.

Specifi c teachers are not guaranteed. Th e Glendale Heights Parks, Recreation and Facilities Department reserves the right to assign teachers as best fi ts the operations of the Department.

Preschool Explorers (Ages 3-4)Th is class gives children the opportunity to explore, discover, prob-lem solve and build self-esteem. Children will be introduced to colors, numbers and shapes through developmentally appropriate activities with emphasis on social and emotional growth. Children will be required to wear masks at all times (not supplied).FEE: $990 R/$1,161 NRPayment Plan = $110 R/$129 NR x 9 paymentsAll students are required to pay a $30 registration fee and $30 supply fee which must be paid at the time of registration.

Code Day Date TimeM42802.01 M/TU 9/28-5/25 9:00 am - 11:15 am CANCELLEDM42802.02 M/TU 9/28-5/25 9:15 am - 11:30 am WAITLISTM42802.03 M/TU 9/28-5/25 9:30 am - 11:45 am FULLM42802.04 M/TU 9/28-5/25 12:45 pm-3:00 pm CANCELLED

Pre-K Adventurers (Ages 4-5)Th is pre-kindergarten class is recommended for children who will start kindergarten in the Fall of 2021. Th e alphabet, letters, numbers, shapes, color recognition, socialization and name writing are some of the areas of emphasis for a smooth transition into kindergarten. Children will be required to wear masks at all times (not supplied).FEE: $990 R/$1,161 NRPayment Plan = $110 R/$129 NR x 9 paymentsAll students are required to pay a $30 registration fee and $30 supply fee which must be paid at the time of registration.

Code Day Date TimeM42803.01 M/TU 9/28-5/25 9:00 am-11:15 am FULL

M42803.02 M/TU 9/28-5/25 9:15 am-11:30 am CANCELLEDM42803.03 M/TU 9/28-5/25 9:30 am-11:45 am CANCELLEDM42803.04 M/TU 9/28-5/25 12:45 pm-3:00 pm CANCELLED

Introduction to Preschool (Ages 2.5-3)Th is class is a great way to prepare your child for our Preschool Program. Children will meet preschool staff and become familiar with the classrooms. Emphasis is placed on socialization skills, as well as building self-esteem. Each week a new theme will be explored through fun-fi lled stories, songs, fi nger plays, art and dramatic play. Please bring a small snack and drink. Children must be 2.5 years old and wear pull-ups. Children will be required to wear masks at all times (not supplied).

FEE: $792 R/$846 NRPayment Plan = $88 R/$94 NR x 9 paymentsAll students are required to pay a $30 registration fee and $30 supply fee which must be paid at the time of registration.

Code Day Date TimeM42801.01 M/TU 9/21-5/18 12:30 pm-2:00 pm CANCELLED

M42801.02 TH/F 9/17-5/14 12:30 pm-2:00 pm CANCELLED

Th e Glendale Heights Preschool Program will be off ered in accordance with recommendations by the Illinois Department of Public Health, DCFS and Guidelines set forth within Phase 4 of the Restore Illinois Plan.

Children and teachers will be required to wear face coverings at all times and will practice social distancing.

Class room sizes will be set at a minimum of 8 students and a maxium of 10 students.

Children and teachers will be screened upon arrival daily for any obvious sign of illness and will have their temperature taken. If symptoms of COVID-19 are present, the child may not be allowed in the program. Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or above will not be permitted to remain on site and will be encouraged to see a health provider.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, fi eld trips will not be scheduled this year.

Teachers will incorporate “outside time” for learning with physical distancing, to give children a break from wearing their face coverings while at school, weather permitting. Our goal is to provide 20-30 minutes of outdoor instruction when permissible. We ask that parents please dress students for the weather, as we may be outdoors when it is warm, just aft er rain or if it is a little chilly.

Th e Preschool Program will be cancelled if Queen Bee School District moves to full remote learning.

Registration Deadline:September 10

Tot Programs & Sports

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Tot Rock (Ages 1 with parent)Maracas and clackers and tambourines, too; it’s musical fun just for you! Tot Rock is a unique music and learning program designed specifi cally for one year olds. Each session focuses on a new educational theme that incorpo-rates hand held instruments, play props, sensory integration, coordination exercises, and socialization. Structured and unstructured time is included in each class. Sing, dance and play today! www.rockitkids.com.Class Location: Johnston Recreation Center, 172 S. Circle Ave., Bloomingdale*No Class November 25

Code Day Date Time FeeF31941.01 W 9/23-10/21 9:30 am-10:10 am $57/$67F31941.02 W 11/4-12/9* 9:30 am-10:10 am $57/$67

Kid Rock I (Ages 2-3 with parent)Make it a musical day! Kid Rock is a music and movement program designed to stimulate development through interactive play. Fine and gross motor skills are improved through imagination exercises, and by using rhythm instruments and movement props such as tambourines, mara-cas, scarves and a parachute. Presented in a structured format, Kid Rock encourages cooperation and following directions. Each session focuses on a new educational theme. Sing, dance and play today! www.rockitkids.com.*No Class November 25

Code Day Date Time FeeF31942.01 W 9/23-10/21 10:15 am-10:55 am $57/$67F31942.02 W 11/4-12/9 10:15 am-10:55 am $57/$67

Soccer (Ages 3-5)Learn the basics of soccer while having fun at the same time. Fundamentals of dribbling, passing and kicking will be covered through fun games that keep everyone moving! Younger groups will work on coordination and motor skills, while older groups will concentrate on teamwork and game situations.

Code Day Date Time FeeF31911.01 W 9/16-10/7 5:15 pm-6:00 pm $46/$51F31911.02 W 10/21-11/11 5:15 pm-6:00 pm $46/$51F31911.03 W 11/25-12/16 5:15 pm-6:00 pm $46/$51

Basketball (Ages 3-5)Introduce your child to basketball or take their game to the next level! Coaches will teach fundamentals of dribbling, passing, shooting and defense. Players will also work on coordination and motor skills.

Code Day Date Time FeeF31913.01 M 9/14-10/5 5:15 pm-6:00 pm $46/$51F31913.02 M 10/19-11/9 5:15 pm-6:00 pm $46/$51F31913.03 M 11/23-12/4 5:15 pm-6:00 pm $46/$51

Soccer/Basketball Combo (Ages 3-5)Learn the basics of soccer and basketball in this one convenient class! Fundamentals of dribbling, passing, and kicking will be covered through fun games that keep everyone moving! Younger groups will work on coordination & motor skills. *No class 11/11.

Code Days Date Time FeeF31914.01 M/W 9/14-10/7 5:15 pm-6:00 pm $88/$98F31914.02 M/W 10/19-11/11* 5:15 pm-6:00 pm $88/$98F31914.03 M/W 11/23-12/16 5:15 pm-6:00 pm $88/$98

Princess Party (Ages 3-5)Come dressed in your favorite princess dress for a day fi lled of princess fun. All the princesses will enjoy princress stories and craft s. Participants will take home their very own princess crown that they create.

Code Day Date Time FeeF31945.01 SA 10/24 10:00 am - 11:00 am $10/$15

Scribble, Wiggle & Giggle (Ages 2-4 w/parent)Participants paint and scribble with a variety of fun tools. We’ll take a break for a few giggles (fun stories) and wrap up with a little wiggle (dancing/singing)! Parent participation is required.

Code Day Date Time FeeF31945.01 M 11/16 3:15 pm-4:00 pm $10/$15

Messy Mondays (Ages 2-4 w/parent)You provide the paint smock and we’ll provide the paint, glue, playdough, glitter, shaving cream and other various art subtances that allow your child to create an original masterpiece. Dress for mess! Parent participation is required.

Code Day Date Time FeeF31943.01 M 10/5-10/26 3:15 pm-4:00 pm $40/$45

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Dance

Glendale Heights Dance collaborates with Front Street Dance Studio to offer studio-quality instruction. The program is designed for young dancers to practice this art in a healthy and supportive environment, which remains affordable to residents and community members. High quality instructors teach specialty classes to prepare students to express themselves creatively through an array of dance styles.

The last day of each class, dancers will perform a Holiday Routine for their guests (dependAnt on state regulations for COVID-19). No class the week of Thanksgiving.

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Dance Crew Hip Hop (Ages 2.5-6)Th is fun Hip Hop class for our littlest stars lets students practice isolations, tricks, and the latest dance moves seen in music videos and concerts. Students wear t-shirt, shorts, and comfortable athletic pants with clean street shoes. Instructor: Ms. Jocey


Beat Street Hip Hop (Ages 6-12)Th e Juniors can learn the latest Hip Hop moves and practice isola-tions, tricks, and the latest dance moves seen in music videos and concerts. Students wear t-shirt, shorts, and comfortable athletic pants with clean street shoes. Instructor: Ms. Jocey


Broadway Stars Jazz (Ages 4-8)Jazz Students learn diff erent jumps, turns, and movements. Students wear leotard, tights, fi tted shorts, beige or black jazz shoes.Instructor: Ms. Jocey

Code Day Date Time FeeF31600.01 TU 9/15-12/8 5:50 pm-6:35 pm $156/$181

Dance From Your Soul Lyrical (Ages 10-17)Lyrical draws upon jazz and ballet, conveying a story through move-ment. Students wear leotard, tights, fi tted shorts, beige or black jazz shoes. Instructor: Ms. Jocey


Little Princess Dance Academy Ballet (Ages 2.5-6)Join us for an exciting class of dance and story time! Each week danc-ers will learn a storybook-themed dance using props and fun songs from their favorite books and movies. Instructor: Ms. Lynn

Code Day Date Time FeeF31603.01 W 9/16-12/9 5:50 pm-6:35 pm $156/$181

Tippy Toes and Happy Feet Tap/Ballet (Ages 2.5-6)Two in One -Tap/Ballet Class lets students continue in perfecting two kinds of dance each week. Students now have an understanding of rhythm and musicality. Students are perfecting their technique in bal-let, including terminology and positions. Students wear leotard, tights, ballet skirt, fi tted shorts, black tap shoes, and ballet shoes.Instructor: Ms. Lynn


Sparkle Dance Ballet (Ages 6-12)Students continue to improve their ballet technique, terminology and positions. Ballet is the foundation of all dance. Students wear leotard, tights, ballet skirt (optional) and ballet shoes.Instructor: Ms. Lynn

Code Day Date Time FeeF31603.31 TH 9/17-12/10 5:50 pm-6:35 pm $156/$181

Bunheads Ballet (Ages 10-17)Students continue to improve their ballet technique, terminology and positions. Ballet is the foundation of all dance. Students wear leotard, tights, ballet skirt (optional) and ballet shoes.Instructor: Ms. Lynn


CLASS LEVELSDancers are placed in a level based on age. Instructors have fi nal authority to place dancers in the appropriate level; appropriate refund or balance will be applied if a level change is required. All participants must be toilet-trained and be independent of parents.

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Youth Programs & Athletics

Magic Class (Ages 6-12)Children are guaranteed to have a great time as they learn a collection of fascinating and mesmerizing tricks from the “Magic Team of Gary Kantor”! Amaze family and friends with tricks that involve cards, ropes, coins, mind-reading, and more. All materials are provided, and each child receives a magic kit to take home. Children are grouped by age and always learn tricks that are age-appropriate. Additionally, you can sign up for this class again and again since brand new tricks are always taught at each session! Classes will be held at Glen Ellyn Park District building at 185 Spring Avenue.

Code Day Date Time FeeF31832.01 W 10/7 5:15 pm-6:10 pm $20/$25F31832.02 TH 11/5 6:45 pm-7:40 pm $20/$25

Guitar Lessons (Ages 7-12)Learn to play guitar! Th is guitar class is an introductory course that teach-es students the basic chords, common techniques, and how to read sheet music. Remember to BYOG! (Bring your own guitar).

Code Day Date Time FeeF31815.01 TU 9/15-10/6 3:30 pm-4:15 pm $65/$75F31815.02 TU 10/20-11/10 3:30 pm-4:15 pm $65/$75

Ukulele Lessons (Ages 6-14)Super fun course designed with the complete beginner in mind. Th is class will provide you with the tools and guidance needed to start playing right away! Learn how to hold and tune the ukulele, play basic chords and pro-gressions, strumming patterns, and fun songs from the popular ukulele repertoire. Bring your own ukulele, or purchase from the instructor at a discounted rate of $39.99.

Code Day Date Time FeeF31816.01 TH 9/17-10/8 3:30 pm-4:15 pm $65/$75F31816.02 TH 10/22-11/12 3:30 pm-4:15 pm $65/$75

Soccer (Ages 6-12)Learn the basics of soccer while having fun. Fundamentals of dribbling, passing and kicking will be covered through fun games that keep everyone moving! Players will also work on teamwork and game situations.

Code Day Date Time FeeF31411.01 W 9/16-10/7 6:15 pm-7:00 pm $46/$51F31411.02 W 10/19-11/11 6:15 pm-7:00 pm $46/$51F31411.03 W 11/25-12/16 6:15 pm-7:00 pm $46/$51

Basketball (Ages 6-12)Introduce your child to basketball or take their game to the next level! Coaches will teach fundamentals of dribbling, passing, shooting and de-fense. Players will also work on teamwork and game situations.

Code Day Date Time FeeF31413.01 M 9/14-10/5 6:15 pm-7:00 pm $46/$51F31413.02 M 10/19-11/9 6:15 pm-7:00 pm $46/$51F31413.03 M 11/23-12/14 6:15 pm-7:00 pm $46/$51

Soccer/Basketball Combo (Ages 6-12)Learn the basics of soccer and basketball in one convenient class! Funda-mentals of dribbling, passing and shooting will be taught. Players will also work on teamwork and game situations.

Code Day Date Time FeeF31414.01 M/W 9/14-10/7 6:15 pm-7:00 pm $88/$98F31414.02 M/W 10/19-11/11 6:15 pm-7:00 pm $88/$98F31414.03 M/W 11/23-12/16 6:15 pm-7:00 pm $88/$98

Fencing (Ages 8 & Up)Fencing is an excellent sport for children and adults of all ages. It develops coordination, strength, speed and endurance. It requires good sportsmanship and builds quick decision making skills. Classes are held at Carol Stream Park District, 849 Lies Road.

Code Day Date Time FeeF11401.01 W 9/16-10/21 6:30 pm-7:30 pm $60/$70F11401.02 W 10/28-12/9* 6:30 pm-7:30 pm $60/$70*No class 11/25

Fencing Advanced (Ages 14 & Up)Improve your fencing game. Continue to learn attack and defense strategies. All participants must have completed the prior Fencing course. Th is is a great program for children and parents to take together! Classes are held at Carol Stream Park District, 849 Lies Road.

Code Day Date Time FeeF11401.03 W 9/16-10/21 7:30 pm-9:00 pm $70/$80F11401.04 W 10/28-12/9* 7:30 pm-9:00 pm $70/$80*No class 11/25

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Youth Athletics

Winter Indoor Soccer LeagueRecreational Division

GradeDivision Code

Early Bird FeeEnds 9/20

Regular FeeBegins 9/21

Fee Aft er10/4

PreK/K F22101.01 $45/$55 $60/$70 $85/$951st/2nd F22101.02 $50/$60 $65/$75 $90/$1003rd/4th F22101.03 $50/$60 $65/$75 $90/$1005th/6th F22101.04 $50/$60 $65/$75 $90/$1007th/8th F22101.05 $50/$60 $65/$75 $90/$100Players are required to wear a Sports Hub issued uniform. Uniforms (jersey, shorts, and socks) can be purchased at the time of registration for $25 and are good for the entire 2020-21 season. Players who have already participated in our fall league do not need to purchase a uniform.

Take your soccer skills indoors with our indoor soccer league! Registrants will be placed on a team base on

their school grade and practice 1-2 times per week, based on volunteer coach availability. Teams will play six games during the season with both games and practices taking place at the Sports Hub. Games are played on Saturday.

Practices start week of October 26. Season runs November 7 – December 19 (no games Th anksgiving weekend). Registration deadline is October 4. League guidelines will be dependent on Restore Illinois current phase allowances.

Parents interested in coaching should contact Cris Navarro at 630-909-5366. Volunteer coaches receive a $50 credit on their account aft er the completion of the season. Coaches are required to attend a short meeting on October 15 at 7:00 pm in the Sports Hub.

Registration: Deadline is December 6 or when Divisions are full. Registration is open for full teams only. League Supervisor reserves the right to combine divisions if needed.

Season: Regular Season - January 9 – February 27 (Games will be played on Fridays, Saturdays or Sundays)Playoff s - March 3 - March 10 (Games will be played on Saturdays)

Coaches: Mandatory coaches meeting December 16, 7:00 pmPlayer Cards: A valid Player Card is required of ALL players at ALL games. Cards are available

for a $10 fee at the Sports Hub (must have a copy of birth certifi cate). All players must have their card 1 week prior to the fi rst game. Player Cards will not be issued on game days. Valid player IDs include: NISL, YSSL, IWSL & government ID’s.

AgeDivision Code

AgeDivision Code

2011 WIN2SOC09 2007 WIN2SOC132010 WIN2SOC10 2006 WIN2SOC142009 WIN2SOC11 2005 WIN2SOC15

2008 WIN2SOC12 2004 WIN2SOC16$800 ($200 non-refundable deposit is due at the time of registration, balance due before the fi rst game)

Glendale Heights Winter CupCo-Ed Competit ive Div is ions

Th e best teams from the area will come together in this 8+ week season for a chance to be crowned champion! Divisions are based on the 2020-2021 birth years. All players are required to have a valid player ID to participate. Th e top 4 teams at each division will advance to the playoff s. Top 3 teams will receive awards at the end of the season.

Winter Challenge Indoor Soccer LeagueCompetitive Division

Face off against other local teams in this six week mini-season. Divisions are based on the 2020-2021 birth years. Players are required to have a valid player ID in order to participate. Standings will be kept and awards will be given to the top two teams at each division. League guidelines will be dependent on Restore Illinois current phase allowances.

Season runs November 6 – December 20 (no games Th anksgiving weekend).

Coaches are required to attend a preseason meeting on October 19 at 7:00 pm in the Sports Hub.

AgeDivision Code

AgeDivision Code

2012 WIN1SOC09 2008 WIN1SOC132011 WIN1SOC10 2007 WIN1SOC142010 WIN1SOC11 2006 WIN1SOC15

2009 WIN1SOC12 2005 WIN1SOC16Registration Deadline: 10/4Early Bird Registration (ends 9/25): $625 per teamRegular Fee (starts 9/21): $650 per team

Glendale Heights Youth Basketball LeaguesParticipants will have fun while learning the basics of basketball. Players will take part in scheduled practice once weekly and games that encourage participation, sportsmanship, skill development and teamwork. Each team’s volunteer coach will determine practice day and time. Each team will be allotted up to one hour of practice time per week at area schools or the Sports Hub. Coaches will conduct a minimum of two pre-season practices during the month of December. Games will be played January through mid-March. Rating Days will be held at the Sports Hub for levels 3rd grade and above. Players will be evaluated on various skills and teams will be formed accordingly, coaches will have 3 protected picks. Fee includes team jersey for each individual and participation awards.

Registration Deadline: Monday, November 2 Registrations after November 2 will be charged a $25 late fee

Code Group Grade FeeFee After 11/1

Rating Day Rating Time

F32511.01 Co-Ed 1st/2nd $85/$95 $110/$135 N/A N/A

F32511.03 Girls 3rd/4th $90/$100 $115/$140 11/16 5:30 pm-6:30 pmF32511.04 Boys 3rd/4th $90/$100 $115/$140 11/16 5:30 pm-6:30 pmF32511.05 Girls 5th/6th $90/$100 $115/$140 11/16 5:30 pm-6:30 pmF32511.06 Boys 5th/6th $90/$100 $115/$140 11/16 5:30 pm-6:30 pmF32511.07 Girls 7th/8th $90/$100 $115/$140 11/16 5:30 pm-6:30 pmF32511.08 Boys 7th/8th $90/$100 $115/$140 11/16 5:30 pm-6:30 pmLeague runs January - MarchMandatory coaches meeting and draft - November 16, 5:30 pm-7:00 pm.

Coed In-House League: (Grades 1st-2nd)All games will be held in the Sports Hub. Specifi c league rules have been established to encourage skill development, teamwork and fun!

Coed Youth Basketball League: (Grades 3rd-4th)All games will be held in the Sports Hub. Specifi c league rules have been established to encourage skill development, teamwork and fun!Girls Basketball League: (Grades 3rd-8th)A more competitive league working and playing together with Bloomingdale, Bensenville, Carol Stream, Itasca, Medinah, Roselle, Villa Park and Wood Dale. Games will be played in various loca-tions.Boys Youth Basketball League: (Grades 5th-8th)A cooperative league working and playing together with Bensenville, Itasca, Medinah, Roselle and Wood Dale Park Districts. Games will be played in various locations.

Private Basketball TrainingWe off er one-on-one attention to improve your skills and develop your game. Players receive an initial free* 30 minute assessment. Private 1-ON-1 lessons allow an instructor the opportunity to identify and improve the client’s specifi c weaknesses and build their strengths. Players will receive a “punch card” to track their visits. *Free session is for new players only.

Lesson Fee3 - one hour sessions $245/$2705 - one hour sessions $383/$40810 - one hour sessions $731/$756

Basketball Training Skill Development Sessions Groups of 4 to 6 players will go through a variety of non-contact basketball drills. Speed, agility and quickness training, basketball IQ, defensive footwork, shooting, and ball handling are just some of the skills players will learn. Players will be instructed by a USA Basketball Licensed Coach, former high school coach, former professional basketball player, Collegiate All American and Hall of Famer.Players must bring their own basketball, water bottle and face covering.

Skill Development Session FeeRookie Membership (1 session) $45/$50All Star Membership (2 sessions) $65/$76MVP Membership (3 sessions) $85/$95All American Membership (4 sessions) $105/$130Each session is 60 minutes and must be used within 30 days.

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S t e p u p y o u r g a m e w i t h V T B T !

G lenda le He igh ts Youth Baske tba l l League i spos tponed . Watch for an a l terna t i ve program in

the W in ter/Spr ing Brochure .

Ice Skating/Hockey

No classesSeptember 2 - September 5December 5 - December 7October 31 - November 2

November 25 - November 28December 2 - December 5

Classes are held at Center Ice1N450 Highland Avenue, Glen Ellyn

Parent/Tot 1 (Ages 3-4)Parent and tot on the ice together. Both will need skates. Th ese class-es are designed to help children develop balance and agility in a fun atmosphere.

Code Day Date Time FeeF11492.04 TH 10/15-12/10 4:30 pm-5:00 pm $155/$180F11492.05 SA 10/17-12/19 9:10 am-9:40 am $155/$180F11492.06 SA 10/17-12/19 11:20 am-11:50 am $155/$180

Tots 1 (Ages 4-5)Tots is an introductory class designed for children ages 4 -5 with no prior skating experience to build confi dence while learning the basic skills of skating. Th ese classes are designed to help children develop the ABCs of movement – Agility, Balance and Coordination in a fun atmosphere.

Code Day Date Time FeeF11493.06 W 10/14-12/16 9:40 am-10:10 am $140/$165F11493.07 W 10/14-12/16 1:30 pm-2:00 pm $140/$165F11493.08 TH 10/15-12/17 4:30 pm-5:00 pm $140/$165F11493.09 SA 10/17-12/19 9:10 am-9:40 am $140/$165F11493.10 SA 10/17-12/19 11:20 am-11:50 am $140/$165

Basic I (Ages 6-13)Th is is an introductory class for children with little to no prior skating experience. Th ese levels teach the fundamentals of skating and pro-vide the best foundation for fi gure skating and hockey.

Code Day Date Time FeeF11494.07 W 10/14-12/16 9:40 am-10:20 am $155/$180F11494.08 W 10/14-12/16 1:30 pm-2:10 pm $155/$180F11494.09 TH 10/15-12/17 4:30 pm-5:10 pm $155/$180F11494.10 TH 10/15-12/17 5:30 pm-6:10 pm $155/$180F11494.11 SA 10/17-12/19 9:10 am-9:50 pm $155/$180F11494.12 SA 10/17-12/19 11:20 am-12:00 pm $155/$180

Teen & Adult Basics (Ages 14 & Up)Classes will be tailored to individual needs.

Code Day Date Time FeeF11495.05 TH 10/15-12/17 4:30 pm-5:10 pm $155/$180F11495.06 TH 10/15-12/17 5:30 pm-6:10 pm $155/$180F11495.07 SA 10/17-12/19 9:10 am-9:50 am $155/$180F11495.08 SA 10/17-12/19 11:20 am-12:00 pm $155/$180

Little Hockey 1 (Ages 3-4)Students will learn ice coordination, balance and agility in a fun atmo-sphere while wearing hockey equipment. Hockey skates and helmet are required.

Code Day Date Time FeeF11496.04 W 10/14-12/16 9:40 am-10:10 am $140/$165F11496.05 TH 10/15-12/17 4:30 pm-5:00 pm $140/$165F11496.06 SA 10/17-12/19 8:10 am-8:40 am $140/$165

Parent/Tot Hockey (Ages 3-4)Students will learn ice coordination, balance and agility in a fun atmo-sphere while wearing hockey equipment. Hockey skates and helmet are required.

Code Day Date Time FeeF11497.02 SA 10/17-12/19 8:10 am-8:40 am $140/$165

Beginner Hockey 1 (Ages 5-13)Students having had no formal instruction will learn basic backward and forward skating while wearing hockey equipment. Hockey skates and helmet are required. Hockey stick optional.

Code Day Date Time FeeF11498.04 W 10/14-12/16 9:40 am-10:20 am $155/$180F11498.05 TH 10/15-12/17 4:30 pm-5:10 pm $155/$180F11498.06 SA 10/17-12/19 8:10 am-8:50 am $155/$180

Beginner Hockey Adults (Ages 14 & Up)Students having had no formal instruction will learn basic backward and forward skating while wearing hockey equipment. Hockey skates and helmet are required. Hockey stick optional.


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All classes are taught by incorporating the introduction and development of skills through professional instruction in a fun,

safe and positive environment.

Martial Arts

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Tae Kwon Do is the art of self-defense that originated in Korea. It is recognized as one of the oldest forms of martial arts in the world, reaching back over 2,000 years. Th e name was selected for its appropriate description of the art: Tae (foot), Kwon (hand), Do (art). Students have the opportunity to improve

concentration, self-esteem, achieve lifelong physical fi tness and learn self-defense skills. Classes are taught under the direction of Grand Master Ki Hong Kim. A $45 uniform fee is required at the fi rst class. Belt testing is off ered twice a year at an additional fee. All colored belt students are required to have complete sparring gear. Classes will be limited to 10 registrants each. Participants are required to wear a mask during class.

Olympic Little Dragons (Ages 4-5)Children learn how to warm-up, cool-down, and have fun while learning the fundamentals of Olympic Tae Kwon Do. Th is class focuses on developing balance, coordination and respect for the discipline of martial arts training.


Early Olympic Tae Kwon Do (Ages 6-7) Designed to develop the child’s coordination, listening skills and self-confi dence through creative activities. Olympic Tae Kwon Do techniques such as kicking, blocking and punching are taught in a controlled environment. No class 11/30.


Youth Olympic Tae Kwon Do (Ages 8-13)Features a balanced cardiovascular workout, including punching, kicking and blocking skills; based on the Olympic Tae Kwon Do style. Participants will improve coordination, power of concentra-tion, balance and both physical and mental discipline.No class 11/30.


Parent/Child Olympic Tae Kwon Do (Ages 7 & Up)Th is class is an excellent opportunity to share quality time with your child while improving physical and mental conditioning through cardiovascular drills, calisthenics, and Olympic Tae Kwon Do techniques including punching, kicking and blocking.No class 11/30.


Kids Karate Club (Ages 4 & 13)Th e Kid’s Karate Club is a high energy, motivational martial arts program developed for kids to have fun while learning! Students will learn stances, strikes, blocks, kicks and sparring techniques. Kid’s Karate Club targets building blocks including respect, self-esteem and leadership. Th is is a year-round martial arts program with belt progression through black belt.

New this year! Take advantage of the “Never Miss a Class Guarantee!” Students who miss class (sick, schedule confl ict, etc.) will have access to a series of online pre-recorded instructor led classes.

Classes will be limited to 10 participants each. In an eff ort to keep our patrons and staff safe, participants must abide by Sports Hub updated COVID-19 guidelines. Masks are required.

Testing dates: December 9Uniform Fee: $42 (paid at the fi rst class)For more info: www.kidskarate.com

Level Code Day Date Time FeeBeginner F21510.01 W 10/14-12/2* 6:00 pm - 6:30 pm $50/$60Intermediate F21511.01 W 10/14-12/2* 6:30 pm - 7:00 pm $50/$60*No class on 11/25

Adult Karate Club (Ages 14 & Up)Adult Karate Club is perfect for adults seeking to learn martial arts at their own pace and level in a positive environment. Th is progressive mar-tial arts program teaches the basics in karate, self-defense and kata with belt progression through black belt.

Uniform Fee: $42.00 (paid at the fi rst class)

Code Day Date Time FeeF21512.01 W 10/14-12/2* 7:00 pm-7:30 pm $50/$60*No class 11/25

Adult Olympic Tae Kwon Do (Ages 14 & Up)Th is class is open to adults looking to maintain and improve their physical fi tness through the study of sparring and the skills of punch-ing, kicking and blocking. Th is course is combined with Parent/Child Olympic Tae Kwon Do. No class 11/30.


Kids Karate Club - Virtual Classes (Ages 14-13)Kids Karate Club is going virtual! Participants will have access to all of the amazing benefi ts from this program from the comfort of their own home! Th is 12 video series includes games, drills and pre-recorded classes that mirror the in-person classes. Students can participate on their own, or the whole family can join! Students will have access to videos for one year. At the end of the series, students will be eligible to test for their next colored belt. Karate uniforms are recommended but not required. Uniforms can be purchased online at www.kidskarate.com. Registration fee is per household. Belt Level Code FeeWhite M21513.01 $50/$60Yellow M21513.02 $50/$60Orange M21513.03 $50/$60Green M21513.04 $50/$60Blue M21513.05 $50/$60Purple M21513.06 $50/$60Brown M21513.07 $50/$60Valid 1 year from date of purchase.

GymnasticsTumbling & Gymnastics General Information

Classes are held at Simkus Center,849 Lies Road, Carol Stream

• If you are unsure of what level to register for, an assessment can be set up by calling (630)784-6122 to schedule a time. Th e fi rst week of classes, assessments will be done to make sure everyone is in the correct level. If you are being moved to another level, you will be notifi ed by the coach.

• Only the registered child will be allowed to attend and participate.• Make-up classes are only available when the Carol Stream Park

District cancels class.• Participants must register at the Glendale Heights Sports Hub.

No refunds will be issued aft er class registration is closed.• Program will follow strict COVID-19 guidelines.

Baby Bugs Gymnastics (Ages 1-2) Th is parent-child class encourages interaction and socialization while enhancing motor development through song and play. Gymnastics equipment and parachute play are introduced. One parent per child.No class 11/28.


Dragonfl y Gymnastics (Ages 2-3) Learn basic tumbling, balance, and locomotion skills to promote body awareness and coordination. With parent, classes encourage parent/child interaction and socialization. One parent per child. No class 11/28.


Cricket Gymnastics (Ages 3-4) Tumbling and basic gymnastics skills are introduced on smaller-scale equipment for preschoolers. No class 11/25 and 11/28.

Code Day Date Time FeeF11714.05 TU 11/10-12/15 5:00 pm-5:45 pm $52/$62F11714.06 W 11/4-12/16 6:05 pm-6:50 pm $52/$62F11714.07 SA 11/7-12/19 9:55 am-10:40 am $52/$62

Parent/Tot Gymnastics (Ages 1-3) Th is parent-child class encourages interaction and socialization while enhancing motor development through song and play. Gymnastics equipment and parachute play are introduced. Participants must be able to walk on their own. One parent per child.

Code Day Date Time FeeF11715.01 TU 9/8-10/20 9:00 am-9:45 am $60/$70F11715.02 TU 9/8-10/20 4:45 pm-5:30 pm $60/$70F11715.03 W 9/9-10/21 4:45 pm-5:30 pm $60/$70

Kinderbug Gymnastics (Ages 5-6) Kinderbugs introduces kindergartners to our gymnastics program. Th is class is designed to help little ones prepare for upper level gymnastics. No class 11/25 and 11/28.


Gymnastics Level 1 (Ages 6-14)Th is is an introduction to gymnastics for those who are new to the sport or working on beginner skills. We introduce the basics of tumbling and gymnastics equipment. No class 11/25 and 11/28.


Gymnastics Level 2 (Ages 6-14)In this level, gymnasts work on tumbling skills such as round-off s, bridge kickovers, and front limbers. Intermediate skills are developed on beam, vault, and bars. Students must advance or be assessed prior to registering for this level. No class 11/25.

Code Day Date Time FeeF11702.03 TU 11/10-12/15 6:20 pm-7:15 pm $58/$68F11702.04 W 11/4-12/16 6:20 pm-7:15 pm $58/$68

Boys Gymnastics (6-14)Increase muscle tone, overall fi tness and fl exibility. We focus on tumbling and skills are taught on parallel bars, high bar, vault and rings.


Superhero Training (Ages 3-5)Train to be the next member of the Avengers! Th is class combines basic skills of strength training, and gymnastics. Send your little hero in their favorite superhero shirt each week. No class 11/25 and 11/28.


Gymnastics for Siblings (Ages 3-10) Younger children learn from watching an older sibling as a good example. Older kids gain confi dence and learn by helping a younger sibling learn new skills! Th e class is modifi ed for the range of ages so there is skill development for everyone. Th e class is taught through obstacle courses and on various pieces of equipment. No class 11/28.


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GymnasticsGymnastics Level 2/3/4 (Ages 6-14)In Level 2, gymnasts work on tumbling skills such as round-off s, bridge kickovers, and front limbers. Intermediate skills are developed on beam, vault, and bars. In Level 3, gymnasts work on front walkovers, back walkovers, and back handsprings. Aft er completing Level 3, USA Junior Olympic skills are taught on fl oor, balance beam, uneven bars, and vault. Gymnastics equipment is rotated weekly. Students must advance or be assessed prior to registering for this level.No class 11/28.

Code Day Date Time FeeF11703.02 SA 11/7-12/19 12:50 pm-2:15 pm $78/$88

Gymnastics Level 3/4 (Ages 6-14)In Level 3, gymnasts work on skills such as front walkovers, back walkovers, and back handsprings. Aft er completing Level 3, USA Junior Olympic skills are taught on fl oor, balance beam, uneven bars, and vault. Gymnastics equipment is rotated weekly. Students must advance or be assessed prior to registering for this level.No class 11/25.

Code Day Date Time FeeF11704.03 TU 11/10-12/15 7:00 pm-8:25 pm $78/$88F11704.04 W 11/4-12/16 7:25 pm-8:50 pm $78/$88

Tumbling – Level 1 (Ages 6-14)Learn tumbling skills and develop balance and strength. Gymnastics equipment is not used. No class 11/25.


Advanced Flip Flop Clinic (Ages 8-14)Th is class off ers specifi c time to work on back handsprings and drills. Gymnasts must be able to at least do a cartwheel.


Cheernastics (Ages 4-6) Non-competitive cheerleading and tumbling are off ered in one class. Learn basic tumbling based on skill ability. Practice fundamentals including cheers, jumps, stunts and dance routines. No class 11/28.

Code Day Date Time FeeF11709.02 SA 11/7-12-19 11:15 am-12:00 pm $52/$62

Cheernastics (Ages 7-10) Non-competitive cheerleading and tumbling are off ered in one class. Learn basic tumbling based on skill ability. Practice fundamentals including cheers, jumps, stunts and dance routines. No class 11/28.


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Flexibility & Strength (Ages 6-10)All sports improve with muscle fl exibility and strength. Join our 45 minute class to focus on these areas to improve your “game”.No class 11/23.


Flexibility & Strength (Ages 10-18)All sports improve with muscle fl exibility and strength. Join our 45 minute class to focus on these areas to improve your “game”.No class 11/23.


High School Tumbling for Cheer (Ages 14-18)Improve your tumbling for cheer! Th is high school age class will help all skill levels whether your goal is cartwheels or fulls! No class 11/25.


Adult Tumbling (Ages 18 & Up)Looking to try something new or renew a passion? Th is adult class is for you! We will work your individual pace and use mats and drills to suit your skill level. All levels welcome!


Cartwheels & Back Walkovers Workshop (Ages 6-13)Learn and improve cartwheel and back walkover skills at our new 4 week workshop. Great help move up a level, for competitions, or cheer routines! No Class 11/26.


Round Off & Flip Flop Workshop (Ages 6-13)Learn and improve round off and fl ip fl op skills at our new 4 week workshop. Great to help move up a level, for competitions, or cheer routines! No Class 11/28.


Adult Basketball LeaguesSome of the top players and teams in the area will compete. Register your team in one of fi ve divisions: Men’s “A” (highly competitive), “B” (competitive) “C” (recreational), Women’s & Co-Rec Open. Games are played on Sundays between 9:00 am and 7:00 pm. Free or discounted entry into the Winter League awarded to top teams in each division.Fall League (6 week mini-season)League Code Day Date Time Fee“A” League MNFBBALA SU Begins 10/4 9:00 am-7:00 pm $325“B” League MNFBBALB SU Begins 10/4 9:00 am-7:00 pm $275“C” League MNFBBALC SU Begins 10/4 9:00 am-7:00 pm $275Women’s MNFBBALW SU Begins 10/4 9:00 am-7:00 pm $275Co-Rec MNFBBALR SU Begins 10/4 9:00 am-7:00 pm $275Fee is per team. Each team is required to pay a refundable $60 forfeit fee.

Learn to Play Guitar (Grades 9-12)Come and learn the beginner and basic steps to the guitar, driving into chords and frets, while developing rhythm and basic fi ngerstyle progressions. Th is class is BYOG (bring your own guitar).

Code Day Date Time FeeF41212.01 W 9/9-9/30 5:00 pm-6:00 pm $55/$60F41212.02 W 10/7-10/28 5:00 pm-6:00 pm $55/$60

Learn to Play Guitar (Ages 18 & Up)Come and learn the beginner and basic steps to the guitar, driving into chords and frets, while developing rhythm and basic fi ngerstyle progregressions. Th is class is BYOG ( bring your own guitar).


Learn to Draw (Grades 6-8)Turn into a Picasso with this hands on, interactive drawing class. We will practice basic drawing perspectives and color wheel theory. Each session will provide new art styles, from painting, painting pouring, string art, and much more!


Teen/Adult Programs & Leagues

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Socially Distant Study Group (Grades 9-12)Tackle procrastination and sharpen your problem-solving skills while gaining team experience with peers every Wednesday for a study ses-sion. Each study group will have a maximum of 8 students per group with a support staff for assistance and guidance. Th is is the perfect opportunity for students to motivate each other for a successful school year! *No class on 11/26.

Grade Code Day Dates Time Fee7-8 F43915.01 TU 9/1-9/26 5:45 pm-6:45 pm $25/$309-10 F43916.01 W 9/2-9/30 5:45 pm-6:45 pm $25/$3011-12 F43917.01 TH 9/3-10/1 5:45 pm-6:45 pm $25/$307-8 F43915.02 TU 10/6-11/3 5:45 pm-6:45 pm $25/$309-10 F43916.02 W 10/7-11/4 5:45 pm-6:45 pm $25/$3011-12 F43917.02 TH 10/8-11/5 5:45 pm-6:45 pm $25/$307-8 F43915.03 TU 11/10-12/8 5:45 pm-6:45 pm $25/$309-10 F43916.03 W 11/18-12/9 5:45 pm-6:45 pm $25/$3011-12 F43917.03 TH 11/12-12/10* 5:45 pm-6:45 pm $25/$30

Clinics at the Hub (Grades 9-12)Take a screen break and join us weekday nights to socialize with peers, stay active, and learn a new sport! Our recreation staff will be there to lead games, give tips, monitor and score keep games. Due to limited capacity, early registration is highly encouraged!

Sport Code Day Dates Time FeeBasketball F43911.01 M 9/14-10/5 4:30 pm-5:30 pm $25/$30Basketball F43911.02 M 10/12-11/3 4:30 pm-5:30 pm $25/$30Basketball F43911.03 M 11/9-12/7 4:30 pm-5:30 pm $25/$30Kickball F43912.01 TU 9/15-10/6 4:30 pm-5:30 pm $25/$30Kickball F43912.01 TU 10/13-11/3 4:30 pm-5:30 pm $25/$30Soccer F43912.01 TH 9/17-10/8 4:30 pm-5:30 pm $25/$30Soccer F43913.01 TH 10/15-11/5 4:30 pm-5:30 pm $25/$30Soccer F43913.02 TH 11/12-12/10 4:30 pm-5:30 pm $25/$30Volleyball F43913.03 F 9/18-10/9 4:30 pm-5:30 pm $25/$30Volleyball F43914.01 F 10/16-11/6 4:30 pm-5:30 pm $25/$30Volleyball F43914.02 F 11/13-12/11 4:30 pm-5:30 pm $25/$30

Learn to Draw Portraits (Ages 18 & Up)Learn the fundamentals to drawing and painting realistic portraiture. Th is class will help breakdown face structures down to guidelines and shapes to help learn proportions when drawing face struc-tures.


Line Dancing with Janet (Ages 18 & Up)Would you like to dance, but don’t have a partner? No problem! Line Dancing is a pattern of steps done over and over again throughout the course of a song which individuals can do WITHOUT a partner. We’ll dance to country music PLUS other types. All the steps will be thor-oughly explained. You’ll develop your inner dancer, gain confi dence, and make lifelong friendships in a safe and personal environment. Wear smooth-soled shoes; no experience necessary. Supplemental online instruction available; taught by Dance With Janet. * No class 11/26.

Code Day Date Time FeeF41230.01 TU 9/15-10/20 5:30 pm-6:45 pm $50/$60F41230.02 TH 9/17-10/22 5:30 pm-6:45 pm $50/$60F41230.03 TU 9/17-10/22 10:00 am-11:15 am $50/$60F41230.04 TH 11/5-12/17* 10:00 am-11:15 am $50/$60

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Outdoor Park Facilities Resident Non-ResidentShelter (4 hour minimum) $20/hour $35/hourGazebo $40/hour $80/hourAdditional Picnic Tables $15/table $15/table

Athletic FieldsSoccer $45/hour $85/hourBaseball/Soft ball $45/hour $85/hourFootball $45/hour $85/hourCricket $35/hour $65/hourField Lights $20/hour $20/hour

Aquatic Center Private Evening Rental With Membership W/Out MembershipZero Depth/Lap Pool $350 $400Add - Diving Boards & Drop Slide $80 $100Add - Sprial Slides $60 $80Add - Flow Rider $150 $175All 3 Add-Ons $250 $300Aquatic Center rates shown are for 2 hours. Minimum 2 hour rental required.

Indoor AthleticsGym A (84’ basketball/volleyball) $60/hour $115/hourGym B (74’ basketball/volleyball) $60/hour $115/hourGym A and B $110/hour $210/hourFieldhouse (120’ x 60’ turf) $150/hour $280/hourRacquetball^ $12/hour $25/hour

General Purpose Room CapacityStudio 1 48 $50/hour $100/hourStudio 2 33 $45/hour $90/hourStudio 3 21 $35/hour $70/hourStudio 4 21 $35/hour $70/hourArts & Craft s Room* 10 tables, 60 chairs $65/hour $130/hourMulti-Purpose Room 15 $35/hour $70/hourActivity Room 43 $50/hour $100/hourMeeting Room* 12 tables, 24 chairs $55/hour $110/hourChild’s Party Room** 6 tables, 24 chairs $55/hour $110/hourIndoor Playground(recommended ages 3-7)

30 $55/hour $110/hour

*feature sink **feature sink and bathroom ^discount punch card available Extra 4’ x 6’ tables available for $8/each

For larger group rental needs, please contact the Glendale Lakes Golf Club at 630-260-0095 or the Center for Senior Citizens at 630-260-6050.

Rental inquiries and requests should be submitted via email [email protected]

Looking to host a small gathering?We offer affordable options for all

your rental needs!

Camera Park GazeboBeautiful outside setting for your special event.

Nazos Park Ballfi eldsLighted baseball and soft ball fi elds.

GymnasiumsRegulation Jr. High and High School courts.

Facility Rentals

Fitness Membership RatesAnnual Membership: $200/$240

*Add a Family Member $150/$190**Senior Annual Membership: $170

1 Month: $22/$32

Annual Fitness Membership Benefi ts:~ Open Gym~ Indoor Walking Track~ 6 Fitness Center Guest Passes~ 50% Off Featured Fitness Classes~ Free Use of Racquetball Courts (all players must be Annual Fitness Members or pay a $7 guest fee.) Courts are currently closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Fitness Center Membership is available to those 12 years and older (under 18 requires parent/guardian signature). Th ose under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a parent/guardian when using the Fitness Center. Membership includes: Fitness Center, Hub Club activities and discounted fi tness classes. No refunds on memberships.*Family members (spouse and/or child) that reside in the same household and must be added within 30 days from initial date of purchase.**Seniors must be at least 60 years of age and a member of the Center for Senior Citizens. Senior Memberships can be used at both the Sports Hub and the Center for Senior Citizens.

Th e Fitness Center features a variety of cardio and weight training equipment, including:• Treadmills• Exercise cycles• Free weights and body bars• Ellipticals• Strength training weight machines

• Medicine balls• Hi/low cable multi-press• Kettlebells• Core strengthening area• and more!

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Fitness Center HoursMonday - Friday

7:00 am - 7:00 pmSaturday

8:00 am - 12:00 pm

Through our partnership with Northeast DuPage Special Recreation Association (NEDSRA), individuals with a disability are offered over 600 recreational opportunities each year. If you or someone you know has a disability, contact NEDSRA today for information about recreation programs and services!

All ages and ability levels served.

$20DISCOUNT

New participants receive a

towards their first program registration!

A PROUD SERVICE OF

VVILLAGEE OFF GLENDALEE HEIGHTSProgramss forr Individualss withh Disabilities

1770 W. Centennial Pl Addison, IL 60101

630-620-4500nedsra.org

Due to COVID-19 restrictions, advanced reservations are required. Temperatures will be taken and masks must be

worn except when exercising.

Annual Fitness MembersReceive 50% off

*Featured Fitness Classes!

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Step & Tone (Ages 14 & Up)Th e Step portion is a fun and energetic way to reach and maintain your target cardio heart rate. Toning follows the step cool down.

Code Day Date Time FeeF11303.01 M 9/21-10/26 5:00 pm-6:00 pm $54/$64F11303.02 W 9/23-10/28 5:00 pm-6:00 pm $54/$64F11303.03 M 11/2-12/7 5:00 pm-6:00 pm $54/$64F11303.04 W 11/4-12/9 5:00 pm-6:00 pm $54/$64

Fitness 101 (Ages 14 & Up)Now is the time to get fi t, no excuses! Th is class is for beginners who have never worked out or who haven’t been active in years but are now ready to get started. Participants will focus on stretching, light aerobics, and weight training basics to help get tone & tight. No strenuous workouts-just a course to get you back on track.

Code Day Date Time FeeF11304.01 M 9/21-10/26 6:15 pm-7:00 pm $54/$64F11304.02 M 11/2-12/7 6:15 pm-7:00 pm $54/$64

Strength Training (Ages 14 & Up)Experience this challenging and dynamic whole-body muscle conditioning class using dumbbells, bands, tubes, exercise balls and other resistance tools. A good follow up routine to Fitness 101.

Code Day Date Time Fee*F11305.01 W 9/23-10/28 6:15 pm-7:15 pm $54/$64F11305.02 W 11/2-12/7 6:15 pm-7:15 pm $54/$64

Kids Fitness Experience (Ages 9-16)Fitness program for children and teens looking to stay or get into shape, improve overall health and stay physically active through an exciting and engaging fi tness experience! Activities include resis-tance training fundamentals, cardiovascular conditioning, and func-tional training. Th e program will focus on building exercise knowl-edge, teaching best practices and activity creativity through nutrition lessons and “Superhero” workouts! Parents/guardians are invited to participate with their registered child! No class 10/16.

Code Day Date Time FeeF11308.01 M 9/21-10/26 5:30 pm-6:15 pm $54/$64*F11308.02 W 9/23-10/28 5:30 pm-6:15 pm $54/$64F11308.03 M 11/2-12/7 5:30 pm-6:15 pm $54/$64F11308.04 W 11/4-12/9 5:30 pm-6:15 pm $54/$64

Personal Training - Ages 16 & Up)Our Certifi ed Personal Trainers believe that fi tness should build a good base to improve the way we live, tackle health issues and enable us to enjoy all kinds of activities. Whether you’re looking to lose weight, gain muscle tone, prevent injuries, or accomplish daily activities with greater ease, they can design a personalized program to reach your goals. Each session is 50 minutes. Initial session will consist of consultation and assessment.Must have a Fitness Membership.

Sessions Fee1 Session $355 Sessions $15010 Sessions $275

Zumba in the Park (Ages 14 & Up)Catch some sun while being part of a calorie burning dance fi tness party! Zumba is guaranteed to have people of all ages moving by using a mix of low and high intensity moves to some of the hottest songs of the summer! Participants of all ages are welcome; moves can be adjusted to fi t your specifi c needs! Classes will take place on the black top at Camera Park (near the Fullerton Ave entrance of Camera Park). Social distancing guidelines will be enforced.

Zumba – Get ready for a total workout, combining all elements of fi tness including cardio, muscle conditioning, balance and fl exibility.Instructor: JoaneCode Day Date Time FeeF21301.01 M/W 9/14-9/23 6:00 pm-7:00 pm $40/$45F21301.02 M/W 9/28-10/7 6:00 pm-7:00 pm $40/$45Register for both sessions of the same class and save 20%Resident Fee: $64 Non-Resident Fee: $72

Zumba Toning – Usage of lightweight toning sticks enhances sense of rhythm and coordination, while targeting arms, core and lower body.Instructor: ArleneCode Day Date Time FeeF21302.01 S 9/19-10/10 3:15 pm-4:15 pm $40/$45Participants must provide their own toning sticks or 1lb weights to receive the full benefi ts of Zumba toning class.

Zumba @ the Hub (Ages 14 & Up)Th e party’s coming indoors! Th e same great benefi ts of Zumba, just inside! Class sizes are limited and social distancing guidelines will be enforced. Participants are required to wear a facemask at all times and will be subject to a temperature check when entering the build-ing. All rooms are sanitized before and aft er each class.

Code Day Date Time FeeF21303.01 M/W 10/12-11/4 6:00 pm-7:00 pm $40/$45Instructor: JoaneF21303.02 SA 10/17-12/12* 3:15 pm-4:15 pm $40/$45Instructor: Arlene *No class 11/28

Parkway Tree Replacement ProgramTh e Village of Glendale Heights values its urban forest. Trees beautify our community, clean the air and enhance investments. Th e Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) placed a signifi cant burden on the Village’s tree replacement funding. Th erefore, the Village has adopted a Parkway Tree Replacement Program for tree replacements.

For more information contact Jennifer Fulton at 630-909-5130 or www.ghprf.com.

Adopt-A-Park ProgramAdopt-A-Park mission is to care for and maintain Village of Glendale Heights parks and other green spaces through ongoing volunteer support and education regarding the importance of caring for Glendale Heights’ lands. Volunteers may include individuals, corporations, businesses, schools, neighborhood associations, youth groups, families, friends and scouts. Parks, playgrounds, fl ower beds, greenbelts, medians and many other types of open space are available for adoption.

For a list of available parks, or to inquire about other locations, contact Chuck Dymbrowski, Parks Lead Foreman at 630-260-6060. Th e minimum commitment is one year. Adopt-A-Park Request Forms are available at the Sports Hub or at www.ghprf.com.

Parkway TreesTh e Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) was discovered in Glendale Heights. EAB normally attack and kill Ash Trees that are weakened by stresses such as drought, disease and mechanical injury. If you think you might have an Ash Tree that is infested with EAB, please contact the Parks & Recreation Department at 630-260-6060 and staff will come out to inspect. Reminder - if you notice any unsafe conditions involving your parkway tree, please contact the Parks and Recreation Department immediately at 630-260-6060.

Park WatchKeeping our parks safe and clean is a big part of our service to the pub-lic. Please be sure to report any crimes, damage or suspicious activities. We are counting on our neighbors to keep our Village safe and beau-tiful! If you notice any damage to equipment, be sure to contact us at 630-260-6060.

Memorial ProgramTh e Village of Glendale Heights Memorial Program allows residents the chance to commemorate a birth, honor a friend or remember a loved one. Th e fee for a memorial tree is $350 and for a park bench is $1,200. Th e bronze dedication plaque is 4” x 6”. Th e fee for a brick paver placed in our Award Winning Veterans Memorial Park is $100. For more infor-mation, contact the Sports Hub at 630-260-6060. Memorial Request and Brick Paver forms can be picked up at the Sports Hub or downloaded at www.ghprf.com.

Walking PathsHave you thought about becoming more active? How about walking as a way to improve your health and well being? Many Glendale Heights Parks have outdoor walking paths that can help you get fi t in the beau-tiful outdoors.

Siems Park Path 3,875’ (just under 3/4 mile) Nazos Park Path 2,155’ (just under 1/2 mile)Heritage Park Path 2,900’ (just over 1/2 mile)Camera Park Outside Path 4,294’ (just over 3/4 mile)Camera Park Around Soccer Field 2,500’ (just under 1/2 mile)Reskin Park Path 2,640’ (1/2 mile)Ollman Park Path 1,320’ (1/4 mile)

Adopt-A-Street ProgramMany groups and organizations have expressed interest in our “Adopt-A-Street” program, in an eff ort to assist the Village in maintaining the beautifi cation of our streets. Th e Village is working with the Property Enhancement Committee to assist in overseeing the Village’s “Adopt-A-Street” Program.Groups that participate will be published in the Village Newsletter during the months they are actively participating in the “Adopt-A-Street” program. Photographs from the groups of their eff orts will be included as space permits.

To inquire about the program, contact Chuck Dymbrowski, Parks Lead Foreman at 630-260-6060. Adopt-A-Street Request Forms are available at the Sports Hub or at www.ghprf.com.

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Creating Community ThroughPeople, Parks & Programs

1 Americana Park 1615 Van Meter Street 5.2 1 1 22 Camera Park 101 E. Fullerton Avenue 63.8 1 3 2 2 2 1 5 3 13 Circle Park 1435 Circle Drive 1.3 1 14 College Park 2170 College Drive 4.1 1 1 15 Gilberto Park 730 Gilberto Avenue 0.28 1 16 Gladstone Park 145 Gladstone 8.9 0.05 17 Glen Hill Park 147 Glen Hill Drive 0.875 18 Greenbriar Park 430 Second Place 1.85 1 0.02 19 Heritage Park 1736 Paul 12.2 0.5 2 1 110 Millennium Park 2220 Gladstone Court 1.6 1 1 111 Mill Pond Park 130 & 101 Mill Pond Drive 17.4 1 1 112 Nazos Park 1350 Joyce Avenue 11.2 2 0.25 1 1 213 Ollman Park 345 S. Brandon Drive 9.4 1 1 0.25 1 2 214 Pheasant Ridge Park 150 Placid Avenue 0.87 1 2 115 Reskin Park 495 E. Fullerton 8.5 3 1 0.5 1 116 Ringneck Park 156 Ringneck Drive 1.2 1 117 Shorewood Park 1030 Bloomingdale Road 0.4918 Sidney Park 546 Sidney Avenue 0.75 119 Siems Park 2090 Cardinal Drive 15.7 1 2 0.75 1 220 Safety Town 301 Civic Center Plaza .6821 Veterans Memorial Park 220 E. Fullerton Avenue 2.522 Sports Hub 250 Civic Center Plaza 11.2 1 1 1 1 1

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Glendale Lakes Golf Club

Turkey ShootSaturday OR Sunday, November 7-8

9:00 am or 11:00 am start time48 golfers per starting time

$260 per foursomeDue to COVID-restrictions, the format for the event

will be modified.

Register starting October 1st at 8:00 am for the annual Turkey Shoot! This yearly tradition is an 18 Hole, 4 Person Scramble where every golfer leaves with a frozen turkey! To help socially distance golfers for a safe and enjoyable day, there will be two starting times for each day at 9:00 am and 11:00 am. Each starting time will be limited to 48 golfers. Registration includes golf, a cart, lunch at the turn, drink ticket, raffle ticket, and of course, a frozen turkey! Due to COVID-19, there will be no breakfast or dinner portion. This event sells out fast so don’t delay!

Book Your Holiday Party!Start planning your holiday party for work

or your family. We have dates available and packages to fit any budget. Let us do the work

while you enjoy your holiday party.

Golf OutingsFall is a great time of year for golf. Think of us

for your company golf outing or family reunion gathering. We have golf outing packages that

fit any budget or size. Call us at 630.260.0018 to check on available dates.

1550 President StreetGlendale Heights, IL 60139

Pro Shop: 630.260.0018Banquets: 630.260.0095www.glendalelakes.com

Owned and operated by the Village of Glendale Heights

Note: Due to COVID-19, additional restrictions or guidelines may apply.

Please call Glendale Lakes Golf Club for more information.

Fitness

Holiday Gifts (Ages 3-8)Create the perfect gift for any holiday this time of year! Children will decorate a picture frame, and have their picture taken to include. Th ey will also receive gift bags to put them in. You can choose to participate in the class on-line or in person. For delivery option, must be registered by 12/03.

Code Class Type Day Date Time FeeF31948.01 In Person M 12/7 3:00 pm-3:45 pm $5/$10F31948.02 On-line Pick-up M 12/7 12:00 pm-3:00 pm $5/$10F31948.03 On-line Delivery M 12/7 12:00 pm-3:00 pm $10/$15

Cookie Decorating (Ages 2-4 With Parent)Decorate cookies and take home your tasty treats! You can choose to participate in the class on-line or in per-son. For delivery option, must be registered by 12/03.


Letters From Santa (All Ages)Have your child write a letter to Santa, and drop in our North Pole Mailbox at the front desk. Children will receive a personalized letter back in the mail. Letters must be in the mailbox by Saturday, December 12th to give Santa enough time before Christmas!

Code Day Date Time FeeF31946.01 SA 12/12 12:00 pm $5/$10

Phone Calls From Santa (All Ages)Register to get a phone call from Santa Clause! Calls will be made between 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm on Monday, De-cember 21st, so please make sure that you have given the best number for that time.

Code Day Date Time FeeF31947.01 M 12/21 1:00 pm-3:00 pm $3/$8

Winter Decorating (Ages 4-7)Decorate votive candle holders for New Year’s, or just to bring a little warmth inside this winter. You can choose to participate in the class on-line or in person. For delivery option, must be registered by 12/22.


Holiday ActivitiesTree Lighting Ceremony ~ Monday, November 30th, 7:00 pmNew Location: Camera ParkJoin Mayor Linda Jackson and the Village Board as we offi cially welcome the holiday season! More information will be available on the Village website as we look to the sky for holiday cheer!

Breakfast with Santa ~ Saturday, December 19th, 9:00 am – 11:30 amNew Location: Outside of the Sports HubSanta will be serving up a breakfast to go as we have a safe alternative to our annual “breakfast with Santa”. Be sure to bring your Christmas list to drop off for Santa! Visit the Village/Sports Hub website for more information coming soon!

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