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Playbook Activities GuideFall/Winter 2012-2013

PARKS & RECREATIONGRAPEVINE

BALLET/TAP(page 6)

Lil’ Legends Pre-K Karate(page 8)

CITY-WIDE GARAGE SALE(page 15)

BALLET/TAP(page 6)

Lil’ Legends Pre-K Karate(page 8)

CITY-WIDE GARAGE SALE(page 15)

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City CouncilMayor William D. Tate

Mayor Pro Tem C. Shane WilbanksSharron SpencerDarlene FreedRoy StewartMike LeaseChris Coy

City StaffBruno Rumbelow – City Manager

Jennifer Hibbs – Assistant City Manager

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

David Buhr, ChairRoy Robertson

John DalriRay Harris

Lawrence BakerLarry FrancisDebra Tridico

Elizabeth KaufmanBenjamin Dyer

C. Shane Wilbanks, Mayor Pro TemBecky St. John, GCISD

Seth Gillitzer, Student Liason

Community Activities Center (CAC)1175 Municipal WayTrent Kelley, CAC/SAC SupervisorCameron Powell, Recreation CoordinatorDavid Mote, Recreation CoordinatorJeff Smith, Fitness CoordinatorMichelle Caro, Event CoordinatorPhone........................................817.410.3450Fax............................................817.410.3498

Parks & Recreation Administration200 S. Main St.Doug Evans, DirectorJoe Moore, Assistant Director Parks & RecreationMona Burk, Marketing/Media Relations ManagerDianna Stanford, Administrative CoordinatorMary Jo Tellin, Community Resource CoordinatorPhone.......................................817.410.3122Fax...........................................817.410.3005

Park Services501 Shadybrook Dr.Kevin Mitchell, Assistant Director ParksTony Steele, Parks ManagerRusty Walker, Athletics-ForemanTimothy Hamilton, Lake Parks-ForemanLisa Adams-Grove-HorticulturistMike Hooker, Contract-ForemanPhone.......................................817.410.3347Fax...........................................817.410.3051

Recreation Services1175 Municipal WayChris Smith, Recreation SuperintendentScott Hardeman, Athletics SupervisorRandy Sell, Recreation/Aquatics SupervisorJennifer Fry, Recreation CoordinatorJaycob Kirkpatrick, Athletics CoordinatorGeri Foster, SecretaryPhone.......................................817.410.3470Fax...........................................817.410.3095

Senior Activities Center (SAC)421 Church St.Trent Kelley, CAC/SAC SupervisorEileen Hinson, Assistant SupervisorDavid Stuckey, Lead Recreation SpecialistPhone.......................................817.410.8130Fax...........................................817.410.8147

Lake ParksThe Vineyards Campground & Cabinson Lake GrapevinePhone ......................................817.329.8993vineyardscampground.com

Meadowmere ParkPhone ......................................817.488.5272

Rockledge ParkPhone ......................................817.454.1058

CAC Holiday HoursLabor Day, Sept. 3 .......................9 AM-7 PMThanksgiving, Nov. 22............................ClosedChristmas, Dec. 24 & 25........................ClosedNew Year’s Day, Jan. 1............................Closed

Helpful NumbersChamber of Commerce...........817.481.1522

Convention Center..................817.410.3459

Convention & Visitors Bureau.......................817.410.3185

GCISD Administration............817.488.9588

GCISD Swim Center...............817.251.5353

Grapevine Vintage Railroad..817.625.7245

Household Hazardous Waste..817.410.3363

Keep Grapevine Beautiful.....817.410.3490

Library......................................817.410.3400

Municipal Golf Course............817.410.3377

Senior Activities Center.........817.410.8130

Utilities....................................817.410.3172

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers....817.865.2600

Visitor Information Center....817.410.8136

Water/Sewer (after 5 PM)....817.410.8127

Parks & Recreation Phone NumbersP.O. Box 95104 Grapevine, Texas 76099

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Equal Opportunity & AccessThe Parks & Recreation Department welcomes the

community to participate in and enjoy programs andfacilities regardless of race, color, religion, sex,

national origin or disability.

On the Cover:Ballet class at the Community Activities Center.


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Playbook Fall/Winter 2012-2013

Grapevine Parks & RecreationTable of Contents

September 2012–January 2013

Classes 4-29

Pre-School 4-5(6 yrs. and under)

Dance 6(6 yrs. and under)

Health and Fitness 7-12(3 yrs. and above)

Fine Arts 13(all ages)

Special Interest 14-18(6 yrs. and above)

Outdoor Recreation 19(all ages)

Tennis 20

Youth Sports 21-24(4 yrs. and above)

Adult Sports 25-26(16 yrs. and above)

Botanical Gardens 27-28(all ages)

Special Events 29-33

Rental Facilities 34

Senior Adults 35-37(55 yrs. and above)

Community Activities Center 38

Policies 39

Class Registration Form 40

E-Z Registration 41

Parks/Addresses 41

Index 42

Trails Map 43Mission StatementTo enhance the quality of life of the citizens of Grapevine,through the stewardship of our natural resources and the

responsive provision of quality leisure opportunities.Play Often Play

COME CELEBRATE WITH US!Have the CAC to host your child’s next Birthday party! Parties include cake, beverages,party hosts, partyroom for one (1) hour, and one (1) hour gym rental, decorations and party favors. Party cancelationsmust be made 14 days in advance. All other food items must be provided by parents and approved by the assigned party coordinator.

Room Rental ($100)Two (2) hour room rentalSet-up/Take down

Gym Rental ($100)0ne (1) hour gym rental

Non-Themed Package ($200)0ne (1) hour room rental0ne (1) hour gym rentalSet-up/Take downCake/PunchDecorations/Party favorsActivities run by party hosts10 participants max/$5 each additional child

Themed Package ($250)0ne (1) hour room rental0ne (1) hour gym rentalSet-up/Take downCake/PunchThemed decorations/Party favors Activities run by party hosts10 participants max/$5 each additional child

Optional:12 balloons for $12. Additional balloons: 50¢ each.

Party days: Fri., Sat. and Sun. Additional days and times available upon request.

Party themes: Sports, Luau, Super heroes, Safari, Mardi Gras, Princess, Karaoke, and more.

Ask about our facility rental for:Sweet 16 CelebrationsFamily ReunionsRehearsal DinnerBaby ShowerAthletic Events

For additional information, please contact Michelle Caro at [email protected] or at 817.410.3455.

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Tumbling for TotsThis class will teach the fundamentals of gymnastics on a floor mat while developingflexibility and strength. Children will alsolearn coordination skills on a balance beamand parachute exercises. Classes will build self-confidence, create group interaction skillswhile supporting your child’s self-esteem andpositive image.Ages: 3-6 yrs.Day/Time/Code:

Tue., 10:45-11:30 AM, 708403Wed., 10:45-11:30 AM, 708414

Sessions/Fees:07, 02 (6 wks.), $5701 (5 wks.), $48

Instructor: Jo-Ann IngramAdditional Info: Wear comfortable playclothes; girls may wear dance attire.

Art FUNdamentals byAbrakadoodle-NEWThis super-fun class will explore elements ofcreating art through drawing, painting, sculptingand more. Each class will offer an awesomeproject inspired by an amazing artist. You’lllearn about art FUNdamentals such as: line,color, shape, texture and balance. WARNING:After this class, you’re going to be CRAZYabout art! A $24 supply fee is due on the firstday of class. Checks should be made payableto Abrakadoodle.Ages: 3-6 yrs.Day/Time: Mon., 2-3 PMSessions: 07, 01, 02Fee: $48 (+$24 supply fee)Instructor: AbrakadoodleCode: 708592

Pre-School GymnasticsThis class is designed to promote physical activityand motor skills development. Basic gymnasticsskills such as rolls, bridges, handstands andcartwheels will be introduced. Students will alsobe exposed to gymnastic equipment such as thebalance beam and rings.Ages: 3-5 yrs.Day/Time/Code: Tue., 4:30-5:10 PM, 708205Sessions/Fee: 07, 01, 02 (6 wks.), $45Instructor: Gypsy Mishoe

Soccer Skills AcademyPlayers will have fun while being introduced tothe exciting sport of soccer. Through constanttraining with the soccer ball, young players willsharpen their skill level. Players will learn to use proper dribbling, passing and shooting techniques. The last 15 minutes of each class will include a scrimmage.Ages/Time/Code: 3 yrs., 3-3:45 PM, 708419

4 yrs., 4-4:45 PM, 7084005-7 yrs., 5-6 PM, 708418

Sessions/Fee: 07, 01, 02 (6 wks.), $60Day: Thurs.Location: Field behind the CACInstructor: Soccer Sparks Academy

Pee Wee Basketball A fun, introductory program into the wonderfulsport of basketball for 4-6 year olds. Participantswill learn fundamental basketball skills such asshooting, passing and dribbling, as well asteamwork. Classes will lead up to a mock gameon the last day with an awards ceremony. Ages: 4-6 yrs.Day/Time: Mon., 4-4:45 PMSession/Fee: (01), $40Code: 708218Instructor: Cameron Powell

Community Activities Center’sPreschool Play TimeLooking for a place for your next playdate?Every Thursday morning the CommunityActivities Center gym will be open for kids andtheir parents to play. The gym will be filled withall kinds of things to keep kids busy while havingfun: bounce house, parachute, balls, toys, bikes,gymnastic mats and more! The perfect spotfor the next rainy day or your next playgroup! Day/Time: Thur., 9-11:30 AM New TimeFee: $1/child over 12 months (parents free)

Preschool Playtime PLUS-NEWOnce a month we are going to take preschoolplaytime up a notch and add crafts, snacks andmaybe even have a special visitor. You don’t wantto miss these fun days for you and your child.No registration required, just pay at the door.Times: 9-11:30 AMFee: $3 (includes snacks, crafts and playtime)Day/Date: Thur., Oct. 18: Fall Fun

Thur., Nov. 15: Thanksgiving TreatsThur., Dec. 20: Holiday MadnessThur., Jan. 19: Winter Fest

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RARE Learning Inc. Early Learners’ Day Out

Academic Pre-School ProgramRARE Learning offers an academic Pre-K program for 3-5 year olds that utilizes an innovative curriculum in reading, math and science, to engage andenrich young minds and get them well-prepared for kindergarten. The classes combine one-on-one instruction with individualized math and languagecurriculum worksheets, computers, and educational games to help young children build a foundation that will last throughout their academic career.

Classes will cover phonics, reading, spelling, writing, counting, early arithmetic, basic science concepts, and monthly themed group activities, as well as craft oriented activities to work on their fine and gross motor skills. By maintaining a favorable instructor to child ratio of 1:6, these programsensure nurturing of a child’s academic confidence at an early age.

Class Tue./Thur. PreschoolTues./Thur. 9 AM-12 PM $189/month 708316Tues./Thur. 9-11 AM or 10 AM-12 PM $139/month 708311Friday 9 AM-12 PM (3 hrs/2 hrs.) $95/$70 month 708211

SessionClass 1 – Tues./Thur.Sept. (09) Aug. 28-Sept. 20 Oct. (10) Sept. 25-Oct. 18Nov. (11) Oct. 23-Nov. 15 (no class week of Thanksgiving Nov.19-23)Dec. (12) Nov. 27-Dec. 20 (no class week of Dec. 24-28) Jan. (01) Jan. 3-24Feb. (02) Jan. 29-Feb. 21

Class Friday PreschoolSession: FridaySept. (09) Aug. 31-Sept. 21 Oct. (10) Sept. 28-Oct. 19Nov. (11) Oct. 26-Nov. 16 (no class Nov. 19-23)Dec. (12) Nov. 30-Dec. 21 (no class Dec. 24-28)Jan. (01) Jan. 4-25Feb. (02) Feb. 1-Feb. 22

Additional Info: $5 supply fee per month payable to the instructor, due first day of each session. Please bring a snack. For more information or to inquire about our sibling and referral discounts,

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TITLE AGE DAYS/TIMES INSTRUCTOR FEE FEE CODE07, 02 (6 wks.) 01 (5 wks.)

Ballet/Tap for Pre-School 3-5 yrs. Mon., 10-10:40 AM Jo-Ann Ingram $57 $48 708201

Ballet/Tap for Pre-School 3-5 yrs. Mon., 10:45-11:25 AM Jo-Ann Ingram $57 $48 708202

Ballet/Tap for Pre-School 3-5 yrs. Tue., 10-10:40 AM Jo-Ann Ingram $57 $48 708301

Ballet/Tap for Pre-School 3-5 yrs. Tue., 5:30-6:10 PM Chelsea Turri $57 $48 708300

Ballet/Tap 6-12 yrs. Tue., 6:15-6:55 PM Chelsea Turri $57 $48 708304

*Jazz/Hip Hop 13-17 yrs. Tue., 7-7:50 PM Chelsea Turri $57 $48 708314

Ballet/Tap for Pre-School 3-5 yrs. Wed., 10-10:40 AM Chelsea Turri $57 $48 708402

Ballet/Tap for Pre-School 3-5 yrs. Wed., 11:35 AM-12:15 PM Chelsea Turri $57 $48 708410

Ballet/Tap 5-7 yrs. Thur., 4-4:40 PM Jo-Ann Ingram $57 $48 708510

Ballet/Tap 6-12 yrs. Thur., 4:45-5.25 PM Jo-Ann Ingram $57 $48 708511

Ballet/Tap for Pre-School 3-5 yrs. Thur., 5:30-6:10 PM Jo-Ann Ingram $57 $48 708503

Ballet/Tap for Pre-School 3-5 yrs. Thur., 6:15-6:55 PM Jo-Ann Ingram $57 $48 708504

Ballet/Tap 6-12 yrs. Thur., 7-7:40 PM Jo-Ann Ingram $57 $48 705500

Ballet/Tap for Pre-School 3-5 yrs. Sat., 10-10:40 AM Tatyana Peffers $57 $48 708701

Ballet/Tap 6-12 yrs. Sat., 10:45-11:25 AM Tatyana Peffers $57 $48 705700

*Jazz/Hip Hop 6-12 yrs. Sat., 11:30 AM-12:15 PM Tatyana Peffers $57 $48 708700

Ms. Jo-Ann’s classes are progressive, with a holiday recital at the conclusion of Session 01. Additional information: Siblings receive $5 discount.

Ballet shoes, leotards and tights required for all dance classes. Tap shoes required for tap classes.



















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Personal TrainingExperience a new exercise program that will take your fitness to the next level! Contact theGrapevine Community Activities Center’s staff of certified professional personal trainers.Select a personal training package and save!

1/2 Hour Sessions $35 1/2 Hour Semi-Private Sessions $50 (price based on 2 people)

Personal Training PackagesFive, 30-minute sessions for $170 (save $5)Ten, 30-minute sessions for $330 (save $20)Fifteen, 30-minute sessions for $465 (save $60)Twenty, 30-minute sessions for $600 (save $100)

Five semi-private sessions for $245 (save $5)Ten semi-private sessions for $480 (save $20)Fifteen semi-private sessions for $675 (save $75)Twenty semi-private sessions for $860 (save $140)

To schedule your appointment with a personal trainer, please contact Fitness Coordinator, Jeff Smith at [email protected] • 817.410.3456

Melissa Smith, BS, ACELarry Coleman, Ci-MFS Carlyle Bourland, CMPTSpecializing in rehabSports Nutritionist CertifiedChildhood Obesity SpecialistCPR/First Aid Instructor

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Tae Kwon Do/HapkidoTae Kwon Do: Tae Kwon Do, a Korean martialart, is for all ages and is fun for the entire family.Develop flexibility, concentration, general conditioning, hand/eye coordination, balance, self-discipline, and physical/mental well-being.Students in the beginning class will learn the basicforms, basic techniques, and controlled sparringapplications. This class offers a 20-minute warm-upthat is followed by the basic technique/controlled sparring practiceHapkido: Hapkido, a Korean martial art, addsgrappling techniques (escape from holds, wrist locks,throws, and weapon practice) to Tae Kwon Do skills.Skills are practiced from 7-8:15 PM.Ages: 6 yrs. & upSessions/Fee: $50/month (Ind.)

*$37.50/month (Nov. & Dec.)$140/month (Family of three or more)*$105/month (Nov. & Dec.)

Instructor: Kim Davis, 6th DAN

*Note: Belt test and optional uniform is available from instructor on first day of class.

Beginning Tae Kwon DoDays/Time: Mon. & Thur. 7-8 PMCode: 706800 (Ind.)/706802 (Fam.)

Advanced Tae Kwon Do/HapkidoDays/Time: Mon. & Thur. 7-8:15 PM Codes: 706801 (Ind.)/706803 (Fam.)

Forms & Sparring SeminarsDates/Time: Sept. 15, 10 AM-12 PM

Dec. 8, 10 AM-12 PMAges: 6 yrs. & upFee: $5 eachCodes: 706001

Self-Defense SeminarsDates/Time: Oct. 13, 12-4 PM

Jan. 19, 12-4 PMAges: 13 yrs. & upFee: $10/2 hours; $20/4 hoursCode: 706000*November (no class: Nov. 18-24)December (no class: Dec. 24-31)

FencingAchieve exercise, discipline, agility and grace. Learnthe rules and strategy of foil fencing including footwork,defense, and attack. The instructor will provide theuniform and equipment. Moms, Dads and siblings are welcome to join the fun.Ages: 8 -80 yrs.Days/Time: Mon., 7-8 PMSession/Fee: 07, 01, 02, $40Code: 706200Instructor: Mark Ertel

Stroller StridesGet fit and healthy with the nation’s premiere prenataland postpartum fitness class for moms. Join us in anhour long class that combines power-walking, strengthtraining, core work, and stretching. Babies will alsohave fun as we entertain them during class with songsand games. Pregnant moms and new moms (6 weekspostpartum or more) are always welcome!Location: Parr ParkDays/Time: Mon., Wed., Fri., 9-10 AMFee: $30/month for 1 day/week

$50/month unlimitedAdditional Info: For more information or to register, contact Farrah Agado at 800.610.6539,or at [email protected] or atstrollerstrides.com.

Body BackBody Back is a results based workout programdesigned specifically for Moms of all ages. Eightweeks - two high intensity workouts per week,meal plan, food journal, motivation and onlinesupport/coaching.Ages: 21 yrs. & upDays/Time: Mon. & Wed., 6-7 AMSession: Sept. 17-Nov. 7, (07)

Jan. 2-Feb. 27, (01)Fee: $349/8 weeksCode: 706309Instructor: Farrah Agado

Camp Gladiator Fitness CampsCamp gladiator is an adult fitness camp that promisesan intense, motivating and challenging environmentwhere men and women of all ages and fitness levelscan push themselves. Participants may attend ANYand ALL times for one low price. For more informationand to register, visit campgladiator.comAges: 15 yrs. & upDays/Time: Mon., Wed., Fri., 9:15-10:15 AMLocation: Pickering Park/additonal times/locations available on websiteInstructor: Janet Fuller, [email protected]

Legends Martial ArtsLearn from the oldest school of martial arts inTexas! Grandmaster J. Pat Burleson opened thefirst karate school in Texas in 1960 and he stillteaches today! We teach confidence, discipline,respect and overcoming obstacles. Our self-defenseis solid. We combine traditional karate with Thaiboxing, Aikido, and Jiu-Jitsu to give you the bestof all worlds! Fee: $45/month – Basic Program

$55/month – Elite Program$65/month – Masters Program

($5 discount for each additional family member).

White Belt KarateKids, teens and adults must first graduate from thisclass (unless arrangements are made otherwisewith the instructor) before going into the Juniorclasses or the Teen and Adult classes. This class willteach the beginning basics needed for both programs.Day/Time: Tue., 5-5:30 PM Ages: 6 yrs. & upCode: 706701

Kids Class (Jr. Yellow - Jr. Black Belts)Day/Time: Tue., 5:30-7 PM Ages: 6-11 yrs.Code: 706702

Teens & Adults (Yellow - Black Belts)Day/Time: Tue., 7-9 PM Ages: 12 yrs. & upCode: 706703

Lil’ Legends Pre-K KarateMartial arts classes designed for 3, 4 and 5 yearolds. Our curriculum is designed by a black beltwith a Master’s Degree in Occupational Therapy forPre-K aged children. Participants must test out ofthe first class to make it to the “advanced” class,which focuses on perfecting martial arts techniques.

BeginnerDay/Time: Tue., 5:15-5:45 PM Ages: 3-5 yrs.Code: 706704

AdvancedDay/Time: Tue., 6-6:30 PM Ages: 3-5 yrs.Code: 706705Instructor: Legends Martial Arts

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Intro to PilatesAnyone can do Pilates and achieve amazingresults. There is no bouncing, jarring or stress to your body. Pilates Intro, a 30-minute mat class is a great way to start getting in shape, with gentlemoves that will help strengthen and tone yourbody, flatten your abs and improve your flexibilityand balance. If you are seeking a beginner exerciseclass that will transform the way your body looks,feels and performs, this class is for you!Ages: 13 yrs. & upDays/Time: Mon., and/or Thur., 5:10-5:40 PMSession/Fee: $40/month for 2 classes/week

$20/month for 1 class/weekDrop in fee: $7/class

Code: 706204Instructor: Wendy Dolan

Pilates II - Rev UpTake the next step: Pilates Rev Up picks up thepace. Utilizing weights and other equipment, this energizing, 30-minute class incorporates intermediate Pilates exercises with upper bodystrength training. What sets Pilates apart from other workouts is that it remains one of the mosteffective ways to flatten your stomach and abdominals and develop strength and fitness at all levels, without stress or strain.Ages: 16 yrs. & upDay/Time: Wed., 5:10-5:40 PMSession/Fee: $20/month

Drop in fee: $7/classCode: 706403Instructor: Wendy Dolan

Pilates III - Advanced-NEWWork the deepest layer of your abdominal muscleswith advanced Pilates. While other abdominaltraining works on developing the more surfaceabdominal layer, the Pilates method involves aseries of exercises that place intense concentrationon your abdominal muscles, particularly the deepestlayer of muscles in your abdomen. Pilates produces tremendous core strength and flexibilitywith the coordination of your upper and lowerbody. This intense, focused class gets to the heartof the Pilates system. Come challenge your core!Ages: 16 yrs. & upDays/Time: Mon., and/or Thur., 6:05-6:35 PMFees: $25/month for 1 class/week;

with Sculpt Express: $30/month$48/month for 2 classes/week; with Sculpt Express: $55/monthDrop in fee: $8/class

Days/Codes: Mon., 706214, Thur., 706602Unlimited, 706604, 2 classes/week

Instructor: Wendy Dolan

Lunchtime Pilates-NEWTone, strengthen and stretch your body with lunchtime Pilates. Squeeze in a revitalizing, 25-minutelunch time session, with mat exercises fashioned tostrengthen your abdominals, define your body andcore stability, flexibility, and posture. Relieve yourgeneral aches from sitting at a computer all morning.Step away from whatever is going on to refresh yourmind. Try Pilates at lunch time for a midday getaway,a stronger core, more energy and less stress!Ages: 13 yrs. & upDay/Time: Wed., 12:15-12:40 PMSession/Fee: $28/monthCode: 706404Instructor: Wendy Dolan

Pilates Sculpt Express-NEW15-minutes! Strength training and Pilates. Fireup your metabolism, sculpt muscle, improve yourbone density, tone your body. Pilates SculptExpress: Efficient and effective!Ages: 13 yrs. & upDays/Time: Mon., and/or Thur. 5:45-6:00 PMFees: $10/month for 1 class/week

$20/month for 2 classes/week Drop in fee: $4/class

Days/Codes: Mon., 706223, Thurs., 706608Unlimited, 706610, 2 classes/week

Instructor: Wendy Dolan

Indoor CyclingLooking to have fun while burning 400+ calories?Nothing beats an Indoor Cycling class for a low-impact, invigorating, calorie–busting (burn400-700 calories) fitness workout. Participantsselect personal intensity levels during the classthrough body position and bike tension. With thelights off, fans blowing and music pumping, IndoorCycling is an effective way to get strong and lean, build cardiovascular endurance, de-stress and havea good time! Ages: 16 yrs. & upDay/Time/Code: Wed., 5:45-6:30 PM, 706308

Thurs., 7-7:45 PM, 706505Fee: $32/month

Drop in fee: $10/classInstructor: Wendy Dolan

CyclelatesThe best of both worlds: Cycling and Pilates. Build core strength, flatten your abs and increase flexibility with Pilates mat exercises. Burn lots ofcalories, get lean, and build cardiovascular strengthwith cycling. Cyclelates incorporates 25 minutes of Pilates followed by 25 minutes of cycling tochallenge all fitness levels. Cardio and Core: Get more accomplished in just one workout.Ages: 16 yrs. & upDays/Times/Codes: Mon., 7-8 PM, 706251Wed., 6:45-7:45 PM, 706605Session/Fee: $32/monthDrop in fee: $10/classCode: 706605Instructor: Wendy Dolan

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Ultimate Fitness CampThis one hour jam-packed muscle confusion campincludes all the best low impact cardiovascularmovements, ab chiseling and core strengtheningtraining exercises. All the best, new, up-to-dateexercises that give you results without doing thesame workouts. Lose weight with all the besthealthy nutritional tips and food plan to follow forthe week. Daily food log monitoring online byCarlyle. You will lose weight and feel great! Makehealthy and safe changes today and join us for thisgreat camp! This is beginner to advanced friendly!Please bring a water bottle.Ages: 11 yrs. & upDays: Mon.- Fri.Dates: Oct. 22-26, Nov. 19-21 ($35),

Dec. 17-21, Feb. 18-22Time/Code: 5:30-6:30 AM, 706208

9-10 AM, 706215Fee: $50/week or $12/day

Mommy & Me FitThis class is just for mom's and baby's to workouttogether in a baby safe atmosphere. Have lot's of funincorporating exercise with baby! You will workoutyour entire body and get a great fat burning,strengthening core workout. This class is designedfor you to have a great time socially and physically.This is a fun class that will help get back that bodyyou want, lose weight or jut get back into shape.Ages: Baby must be at least 3 months oldDays/Time: Tues. and/or Thurs., 9:45-10:30 AM Session/Fee: 07, 01, 02 $35 (1 class/week)

$58 (2 classes/weekly)Code: 706301, Tues.

706500, Thurs.

Early Bird FitStart your day off right! Step up and take controlof your body and health. Carlyle will help youmake the health and fitness goals you need to lookgood and feel great! Lose weight, change the shapeof your whole body, strengthen, tighten, and tone! Get to the core and learn how to maintain yournew body. Participants receive a monthly calendarwith fitness tips, motivation, recipes, nutritionalguidance, and exercise to help guide you to yourfitness goals.Ages: 11 yrs. & upDays/Time: Mon., Wed., Fri., 5:30-6 AMSession/Fee: $80/monthCode: 706219Additional Info: *Instructor discounts may apply*See instructor for class specials

Maxburn FusionThis is a fat blaster class! Tired of the same oldworkouts and not getting results? Burn body fat,build lean muscle, gain strength, and learn propernutrition. Join us for a low impact, core strengthening,muscle confusing, total body fusion workout thatwill help you achieve all your health and fitnessgoals. Class participants will receive nutritional,motivational guidance and information on the latestupdates in and health fitness to help keep you ontrack. You have nothing to lose but weight! Bringankle weights and a water bottle.Ages: 11 yrs. & upDays/Time/Code: Wed., 9-9:45 AM, 706420Session/Fee: 07, 01, 02 $35

Cooking/Nutrition for Health &Fitness-NEWLose weight, learn how to eat for your body andcook healthy nutritious meals for you and yourfamily. This class is for you! See a live cookingdemonstration, taste the food (not a full meal), and learn how eating properly can help youachieve optimal health. Class is broght to you byFitcarlyle Health/Fitness and Wellness programs.No refunds for this class. Day/Time: Sat., 10-11:30 AMDates: Sept. 8, Oct. 13, Nov. 10,

Dec. 8, Jan. 12, Feb. 9Fee: $45Code: 706707Instructor: Carlyle Bourland* Registration ends 2 days prior to class

Fit Carlyle’s Trainer’s ChoiceTrainer’s choice is a great workout for all levels that will take you through every inch of your bodyusing the best fat blasting, calorie burning, corestrengthening, muscle confusion cross training mix.Our fun, motivational, safe, dynamic workouts willhave you achieving all your health and fitness goals.Class participants receive nutritional guidance andmotivational informaton. Come get healthy with usand have fun along the way! Ages: 11 yrs. & upDays/Time/Code: Mon., 9-9:45 AM, 706205

Thur., 6-6:45 PM, 706504Fri., 9-9:45 AM, 706607

Fee: $35Sessions: 07, 01, 02

Strength Stretch & Powerblast PlusTotal body strength training, light multi-level cardio andextensive abdominal, lower body and core exercises.Burn calories, tone, strengthen and sculpt your way to a healthy body! Ages: 11 yrs. & upDays/Time/Code: Mon., 6-6:45 PM, 706406Session/Fee: 07, 01, 02, $35

Strength, Stretch & FlexThis popular class combines all the best and safeststrength training exercises to guide you to a healthier,leaner body. Gain bone density, burn calories, build lean muscle and relieve stress using safe and effective exercises for your whole body. Class utilizes free weights, body bars, resistance trainingbands, stability balls, and pilates excercises. Learncorrect strength training techniques to achieve maximum results and develop a strong, sculptedbody in a fun, motivational class. Bring ankleweights and a water bottle.Ages: 11 yrs. & upDays/Times/Codes: Tue., 9-9:45 AM, 706300Sat., 9:05-9:50 AM, 706700Session/Fee: 07, 01, 02, $35

Lunch Time QuickFit-NEWShort on time? QuickFit is the answer! This Trainer’schoice class will give you a total body workout in30-minutes using the ultimate cross training exercise’sfor all levels. Strength train and condition yourentire body in this motivational, safe, dynamicworkout. See and feel the difference in 30-minutes!Receive a $5 discount when you register for a second class.Ages: 11 yrs. & upDays/Time: Tue., 12:35-1:05 PMFee: $30/monthCode: 706302

*All Classes are beginner to advanced friendly.*Participants who miss a class may attend any FitCarlyle class

in the same 6-week session as a make-up.Instructor: Carlyle/Team Carlyle

Fit Carlyle Fitness Pass:1 class-$35, (excludes fitness camps/cooking class)

2 classes - $58 (save $12)3 classes - $75 (save $30)4 classes - $95 (save $45)

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RacquetballYouth/Adult group racquetball lessons for beginning,intermediate and advanced players. Learn therules of racquetball, the fundamentals, advancedstrategies, and/or just polish your skills.Instructor: Cheryl BirdBeginner Youth LessonsAges: 6-16 yrs.Days & Time: Wed., 6:30-7:25 PMSessions/Fee: 07, 02, $40 Code: 706410

Beginner Adult LessonsAges: 17 yrs. & upDays & Time: Wed., 7:30-8:25 PMSessions/Fee: 07, 02, $40 Code: 706412

Intermediate Racquetball Youth/AdultDesigned for the intermediate and advanced racquetball player. Learn advanced court strategies as well as improve your swing. Ages: Youth 6-16 yrs./Adult 17 yrs. & upDays & Time: Wed., 6:30-7:25 PM (Youth)

Wed., 7:30-8:25 PM (Adult)Session/Fee: 01, $40 Code: 706413 (Youth)/706414 (Adult)

Beginner YogaMore than just fitness classes, these medicallybased yoga classes fuse movement science andrehabilitation techniques with yoga. This six-weekclass will build from week-to-week and includesyoga postures, breathwork and meditation. Theseclasses are for those new to yoga or for thoselooking for a slower-paced class. Emphasis will beon form and technique and relaxing the mind andbody to bring about a feeling of well-being.Ages: 15 yrs. & up

Days/Times/Codes: Tue., 6:30-7:30 PM, 706303Fri., 5-6 PM, 706507

Sessions: 07, 01, 02Fees: $49 for 1 class/week

$79 for 2 classes/week (706603)Instructor: Natasha Carter, LAT, ATC, CYT

Private Yoga-NEWFor individual and group private sessions visitHappyMovements.com

Stress Reduction Program-NEWScience has shown that stress is linked to manydebilitating diseases, including heart disease, highblood pressure, tension headaches, chronic backpain, gastrointestinal condtions, insomna andimmunosuppression. This program includes 12-weekly one-hour classes and presents the teachingsof yoga that are reinforced by scientific researchand will include short lectures, group discussions,in-class guided meditation and gentle yoga postures,and daily home assignments. For you to fullybenefit from this program, you must be willing to make a strong commitment to attend all classes and to practice daily home assignmentsfor 12 weeks. For more information, [email protected] or attend a free 30-minute information session.Free Information Session:Sept. 5, 6:15-6:45 PM; Jan. 9, 6:15-6:45 PMAges: 18 yrs. & upDays/Time: Wed., 6:15-7:15 PMFee: $160 (12 classes)Dates: Sept. 12-Dec. 5; Jan. 16-Apr. 3Code: 706401Instructor: Natasha Carter, LAT, ATC, CYT

Core Therapy-NEWFour out of five people will experience back pain at some point in their lives. Learn how tominimize your risk for the debilitating effects of a dysfunctional spine. This 6-week class is abeginner level class that brings rehab principlesinto the realm of fitness and wellness and willemphasize proper spinal alignment, core muscleactivation, and breathing. Classes will incorporateyoga and traditional therapeutic exercises. Leavewith a better sense of how to incorporate your coreinto everyday activities and during fitness activitiesfor a life long healthy back. This class is notintended as a replacement for medical treatment.Ages: 18 yrs. & upDay/Time: Tue., 5:30-6:15 PMFee/Sessions: $49, 07, 01, 02Code: 706304Instructor: Natasha Carter, LAT, ATC, CYT

Camp ColemanJoin us for a fitness boot camp unlike any you’veexperienced. Camp Coleman combines circuit trainingwith cardio, weights, and ab work in one intenseworkout to help you reach and maintain your fitnessgoals. So whether your goal is to lose weight, tone,or just become more confident, this program is foryou! Classes are fun, energizing, diverse and includea free initial and post boot camp assessment. Ages: 13 yrs. & upDays/Times/Codes:

Mon., Wed., Fri., 5:45-6:15 AM $90, 706203Tue., Thur., 12-12:30 PM $70, 706201

Session: 4 weeksInstructor: Larry Coleman, Ci-MFS

Coleman Cross TrainingThis class targets your total body and is an excellent program for those that want to begin a workout routine or for those that want to bechallenged. Larry will use his experience as aMaster Fitness Specialist to take you through thelatest exercises in the world of fitness, keepingyour workouts fresh and your body feeling exhilerated.Ages: 13 & upSession/Fee: 07, 01, 02, $90Days/Time: Mon., Wed., Fri., 9-9:45 AMCode: 706222Instructor: Larry Coleman, Ci-MFS

Zumba FitnessZumba Fitness is the latin-inspired, easy-to-follow,calorie-burning, dance fitness party! It is a one-of-a-kind fitness program. The goal is simple: Iwant you to workout, to love working out... andto get hooked. Zumba participants achieve long-term benefits while experiencing an absoluteblast in one exciting hour of calorie-burning, body-energizing, awe-inspiring movements! Please wear shoes with as little tread as possibleand bring water and a sweat towel. Zumba isoffered two times per week.Ages: 14 yrs. & upDays/Times/Codes:

Wed., 7-8 PM, 706606Sat., 10:15-11:15 AM, 706706

Sessions: 07, 01, 02Fees/Code: $30 (1 class/week)

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JazzerciseThe original dance exercise phenomenon! Jazzercise blends aerobics, yoga,Pilates, and kickboxing movements into fun dance routines set to fresh, newmusic. Instructors make the routines fun and easy to follow.

Personal TouchPersonal Touch is a program designed by Jazzercise to carry your fitnessneeds one step further. Personal Touch is an extended program to build muscletone, strong bones and healthier eating habits. Each class concentrates onmuscle building, nutrition and proper strength training techniques to help youlose inches and pounds. No aerobics involved. Open to non-jazzercise students.Ages: 16 yrs. & upDay/Time/Code/Fee: Mon., 7-7:50 PM, 706218, $60

Thurs., 7-7:50 PM, 706506, $60Mon. & Thurs., 7-7:50 PM, 706221, $100

Sessions: 07, 01, 02 Instructor: Missy HillFor more information, please contact Missy at 817.269.6477 or at [email protected]

NEW CLASS TIMESMonday/Wednesday/Friday

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Get in, work out, and still have time to get ready for your busy day.

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Class Schedule

No contracts • Join anytime • Classes offered year round

Offering 13 classes per week and Personal Training!Each 60-minute class includes: Warm-up, 30-minute aerobic workout,

muscle toning and strengthening, using weights and full body stretch.

FEE: Starting at $39 per month with our Easy Fitness Ticket!

Joining fees may apply (Unlimited access to all classes)

For more information, please call Missy at 817.269.6477

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Beginning Guitar InstructionIntroduction to the guitar in a relaxed group environment. Basic guitar technique will include:holding, tuning, hand position, timing and learningof notes on the first three strings. Students will playa variety of popular songs and melodies.Ages: 8 yrs. & upDay/Time: Wed., 6:15-7:10 PMCode: 705203Session/Fee: 07, 01, 02 (6 wks.) $90Instructor: Jeff EscudeAdditional Info: Students must bring their ownelectric or acoustic guitar to class.

Beginner/IntermediateDrum & PercussionLearn to play drums/percussion with proper technique and style. Coordination between handsand feet, sight reading music, rudiments and various rhythms covered.Ages: 8 yrs. & upDay/Time: Fri., 5-5:45 PMCode: 705798Fee: $80 monthlyInstructor: Scott PiersonAdditional Info: This is a monthly class. Sudentswill need to bring their own sticks and practicepad or they may be purchased from instructor.Class times can be flexible depending on instructoravailability and class space.

Guitar Private LessonsStudents will learn how to read music, developproper playing technique and with a bit of practice,play songs. Repertoire ranges from classical, jazzand popular music. Guitar is required.Ages: 8 yrs. & upDay/Time: By appointment onlyCode: 705210Session/Fee: Monthly/$150 (4 lessons)Instructor: Jeff EscudeAdditional Info: Instructor will call student toset up day and times for lessons. No make upswill be offered. Students may register beginningthe 15th of each month prior to the month theybegin lessons.

Keyboard/Piano for Beginner 1 & 2This class is geared towards complete beginners. Yourchild will learn music notation, basic music concepts,play simple songs and develop music appreciation.Small class size ensures each child receives properattention.Beginner 1Age: 5-6 yrs.Day/Time/Code: Thurs., 5-5:30 PM, 705562Fee: $70Beginner 2Age: 7-15 yrs.Day/Time/Code: Thurs., 5:35-6:35 PM, 705563Fee: $140Instructor: Amir KhanAdditional Info: This is a monthly class. There isa supply/book fee of $7 paid directly to theinstructor. Class size is lmited to four students perclass. Keyboards will be provided for the students.Classes may be combined if necessary. musikinschool.com

Drawing and PastelsDrawing from basic shapes, landscapes, perspective, still life and animals. Drawings will be finished in pencil or pastels.Ages: 6-12 yrs. Day/Time: Tue., 4:30-5:45 PMCode: 705218Sessions/Fee: 07, 01, 02 (6 wks.), $60Supplies: Bring 11” x 14” drawing tablet and #2 pencils. Pastels will be supplied by the instructor.Instructor: Rexaná Ostuni

Advanced Art ClassLearn to mix colors and color theory, paint in different styles and media with acrylics and oils.Ages: 10 yrs. & upDay/Time: Tue., 6-7:30 PMCode: 705202Sessions/Fee: 07, 01, 02 (6 wks.), $65Supplies: Canvas, paper or board, paint brushes(flat/small & medium) and large table easel.Paint will be furnished by instructor.Additional Info: Before taking Advanced ArtClass, student must complete Drawing and Pastels class.Instructor: Rexaná Ostuni








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Beginning Gymnastics 1This class is designed as an introduction to gymnastics. Students will learn floor skills such as rolls, cartwheels, hand-stands and backbends.Students will also be introduced to the balancebeam, rings and vault.Ages: Kindergarten-7 yrs.Day/Time: Tue., 5:15-5:55 PMSessions: 07, 01, 02 (6 wks.)Code/Fee: 709327, $48Instructor: Gypsy Mishoe

Beginning Gymnastics 2This class is designed for older children who have little experience with gymnastics. Studentswill learn floor skills such as rolls, cartwheels,handstands and backbends. Students will also beintroduced to the balance beam, rings and vault.Ages: 8-12 yrs. Day/Time: Tue., 6-6:45 PMSessions/Fee: 07, 01, 02 (6 wks.), $48Code: 709202Instructor: Gypsy Mishoe

Advanced IntermediateGymnasticsThis class is designed for the young gymnast whohas already mastered the basic skills of the sport.Students entering this class should be able to do acartwheel, a handstand and backbend with littleor no assistance. We will be working on moreadvanced skills such as front and back walk-oversand handsprings. Students will also spend a portionof each class developing flexibility and strength.Ages: 7-14 yrs.Day/Time: Tue., 6-6:45 PMSession/Fee: 07, 01, 02 (6 wks.), $48Code: 709328Instructor: Gypsy Mishoe

Parenting 101-NEWBaby BriefsHave you ever wished someone would write ababy manual? This course will offer all new parents priceless information about the first yearof your baby’s life.Ages: 16 yrs. & UpDay/Time: Sat., 9-11:30 AMCode/Fee: 709143, $89 Sessions: 07, Sat., Sept. 22

01, Sat., Oct. 2002, Sat., Jan. 19

Instructor: Paula NorrisAdditional Information: You may attend withyour family and/or friend. Books and suppliesare free.

Special Needs Gynmastics-NEWSports ClassThis is a sports class that will introduce soccerbasketball, baseball (t-ball) and football to the

participants. This class is for individuals that have special needs.Ages: 7 yrs. & UpDay/Time: Sun., 4-5 PMCode/Fee: 706240, $40 Sessions: 07, 01, 02Instructor: Denise Anderson







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Volunteerism in GrapevineAsk anyone who has volunteered for the GrapevineParks & Recreation Department and they’ll all tellyou the same thing…what a blast! Volunteershave included officials from Washington, D.C., The Gaylord Texan Resort, Sabre Holdings, LeviStraus, Wal-Mart and many more. Our scoutgroups, church groups, schools and private citizensalso have made incredible differences to our lands.The department will organize, coordinate andassist in executing a fun, enriching experience forthose that participate. Our projects are adaptableto all skill levels and are credible toward studentcommunity service requirements. The majority ofall necessary supplies are made available. So,come out and make a difference! For more information, please contact Mary Jo [email protected] or at 817.410.3490.

FunscapeIt’s the Friday night hang-out for 9 to 14 year olds.Test your skills in Tug-of-War, Basketball, Air Hockeyand the Dance Contest.

Escape to Funscape!

Open Every Friday from 7-11 PMGrapevine Community Activities CenterAdmission is only $8For more information call 972.446.6483

Training Your Teenage DogDogs go through adolescence too. This class willteach you how to deal with “teenager” puppiesand common behavior problems. This course will refresh the basics and provide some fine tuning.PLEASE NOTE: This class does not deal withaggression. No aggressive dogs are allowed.Ages: puppies from 5 – 12 monthsDay/Time: Sun., 4-5 PM Session: 01 (6 wks)Class Code/Fee: 709704 ($125)Instructor: Chrisiana LaGioiaAdditional Info: Classes take place outside in thepark, which affords adequate spacing betweendog/owner teams and plenty of room to practice.In the event of mild inclement weather, class willproceed. In the event of inclement weather, we

will cancel and will schedule a make-up class.

Got a lot of junk in your trunk?

Sell it at Grapevine's City–Wide Garage Sale 2012

When: Sat., Sept. 22Where: Nash Rink, 1175 Municipal Way

Grapevine, (Behind the CAC)Time: 7 AM-12 PM

Space is Limited

Over 2,000 shoppers and more than 50 vendors.Advanced registration is required. For more

information, please email David [email protected] or call

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Introductory PhotographyThis four-session introductory photography seriesguides students to progress beyond taking snapshotsto creating photographs. We begin by exploringyour camera’s capabilities and learn how to manuallyadjust for shutter speed, aperture and film speed.This series will also help you improve yourunderstanding of composition, light, depth-of-field,and perspective. Each one and a half-hour sessionincludes time for practicing the concepts and techniques discussed. Students need to bring acamera and the camera manual. A digital SLR orcompact camera with manual controls is essentialfor this class.Ages: 16 yrs. & up Day/Time: Sun., 1:30-3:30 PMSessions/Dates:

07, Oct. 14-Nov. 401, Nov. 11-Dec. 9 *No class on Nov 2502, Feb. 3-24, 2013

Location: Community Activities CenterMin: 4, Max: 8Code/Fee: 304701, $125Instructor: Bruce Rosenstiel, smallworldphotos.net817.528.5993

Intermediate PhotographyThis four-session intermediate photography seriesbuilds on the experience and skills learned inIntroduction to Photography. Each one and a half-hour session guides students to increase theirknowledge of the tools and techniques essential tocreating photographs. Students are introduced toan effective digital workflow using software suchas Adobe Lightroom and Adobe Photoshop. Theclass includes time for practicing the concepts andtechniques discussed. Students need to bring acamera and camera manual. A digital SLR or compactcamera with manual controls is essential for this class.A tripod and a laptop with processing softwareloaded will be beneficial, but are not essential.Ages: 16 yrs. & up Day/Time: Sun., 4-6 PMSessions/Dates:

07, Oct. 14, Nov. 401, Nov. 11-Dec. 9 *No class on Nov 2502, Feb. 3-24, 2013

Location: Community Activities CenterMin: 4, Max: 8Code/Fee: 304700, $125Instructor: Bruce Rosenstiel, smallworldphotos.net817.528.5993

ALL ADULT DANCEAges: 15 yrs. & up (6 weeks)Younger ages accommodated with instructorapproval.Sessions/Fee: 07, 02

$50/CoupleInstructors: Ernie and Diane Meyer

Country/Western Dance For BeginnersLearn a new dance each week during each session as follows: Two Step, Waltz, East CoastSwing, Double Two Step, Cha Cha, and Triple.Day/Time/Codes: Thurs., 8 PM, 705305-07

705305-02

Ballroom Dance For Beginners Learn a new dance each week during each session as follows: Foxtrot, Waltz, East CoastSwing, Rumba, Cha Cha, and Tango.Day/Time/Codes: Tues., 8 PM, 705503-07

705503-02Note: If there are fewer than two couples signed upby the start of the session, the class will be canceled.

CloggingClogging is easy and fun. You don’t need a partneror any previous dance experience. Clogging is agreat multi-generation family activity. Childrenunder the age of 15 must be accompanied by an adult.Day: Mon.Level/Times: Beginning, 7-7:35 PM, 709221

Easy, 7:40-8:15 PM, 709220Intermed., 8:20-8:55 PM, 709222Advanced, 9-9:30 PM, 709223

Session 07: Sept. 10-Nov. 26 (12 weeks)Part I: Beginner (never danced)Session 02: Dec. 3-Feb. 25 (11 weeks)Fee: $30Instructor: John PryorClass Info: Beginner lessons start in Sept. and Dec.

Grapevine Citizens Fire AcademyDiscover the Grapevine Fire Department and experience theoperations of firefighting and emergency medical services.

Starting each February, Grapevine citizens and those who work in Grapevine,over the age of 21, are invited to attend a thirteen

session academy and learn the history and organization of the Grapevine Fire Department. Experience hands-on

participation with rescue tools, hose lines, and fire extinguishers.

The highlight of the academy is a Saturday trip to a fire training facility where one will experience

what it is like to go into a building on fire (with full protective gear of course), extinguish the flames, and actually perform a search

for victims with the thermal imaging cameras.

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Texas Concealed Handgun This one-day (10 hour) course satisfies the handgunlicense. Subjects covered include: gun safety, non-violent dispute resolution, use of force andlegal issues, as well as others. Course includes bothwritten and proficiency (shooting) exams.Ages: 21 yrs. & upSession/Date/Time:

09 – Sept. 8, Sat., 9 AM-7 PM10 – Oct. 13, Sat., 9 AM-7 PM11 – Nov. 3. Sat., 9 AM-7 PM02 – Dec. 8, Sat., 9 AM-7PM01 – Jan. 12. , Sat., 9 AM-7 PM02 – Feb. 9, Sat., 9 AM-7 PM

Code/Fee: 709795/$119 (Monthly)Instructor: Stan WendeAdditional Info: For more information, contactStan Wende at 972.742.1652. Additional gunrange fee of $15 paid to the instructor.

R.A.D. SystemsRealistic Self-Defense for WomenThe goal of Rape Aggression Defense BasicPersonal Defense System is to provide realisticself-defense options to women, regardless of theirlevel of physical conditioning. Students at all levelsof ability, age, experience, and strength will beprovided with techniques and information that canbe effectively used from the first day of class.R.A.D. is not a martial arts program, nor does itrequire students to be athletes in training to succeed.To register for a free 4-week course, please contact Officer Jason Keller at 817.421.2192.

National Night OutIt’s America’s Night Out Against Crime!The “29th Annual National Night Out”, a uniquecrime/drug prevention event sponsored by theNational Association of Town Watch, has beenscheduled for October 2, 2012. We cordiallyinvite you and your community to be a part ofour Night Out 2012 team. To register your neighborhood, please contact Crime Prevention at 817.410.3209 or Dale Roath [email protected].

Defensive DrivingBright Driver is a National Safety Council defensive driving course for all individuals thatneed an auto insurance discount and/or need todismiss a traffic citation. This is a six hour coursethat can also be used as a corporate safety course to a dismiss a traffic citation anywhere inthe United States. Website: brightdriversafety.comAges: 16 yrs. & upDay/Time: Sat., 9 AM-4 PMSession/Fee/Code: 09-Sept. 15 $35, 709736

10- Oct. 611- Nov. 1012- Dec. 101- Jan. 502- Feb. 2

Instructor: J.T. Brinson

Keep Grapevine Beautiful (KGVB)The award winning KGVB programs include bi-annual waterway and park clean ups, recyclingand hazardous waste events, park renovation and beautification projects, corporate and smallbusiness team building outings and grant fundingto GCISD schools. KGVB welcomes privately scheduled outings with businesses, scout, church or school groups. KGVB is an approved, non-profitorganization that supports school district communityservice requirements. Jon us for informativemonthly meetings on the first Monday at 7PM at City Hall. For more information, please visitkgvb.org or contact Mary Jo Tellin [email protected] or at817.410.3490.

KGVB Upcoming Events – kgvb.org ‘Get Growing’ National Planting Day – A Keep America Beautiful InitiativeDid you know planting a tree within 50 feet of a residence increases property value by 9%? The ‘Get Growing’program provides a national stage for the important role that beautification and greening plays in our town. Onthis day, millions of natives, perennials and bulbs will be planted across the nation. To participate, please [email protected]., Sept. 8, All Day Event

4th Annual Trash & Treasures Waterway Clean UpVolunteers will have a sparktacular time ‘treasure hunting’ along the shores of Lake Grapevine in search ofsparkly jewels that are hidden in the trash. Once found, volunteers bring them back to base and cash themin for major prizes. Volunteers can treasure hunt by foot or boat. Bring your sun screen and have some lakesidefun while helping clean up the shorelines!Sat., Oct. 6, 8 AM-1 PMTrawick Pavilion, 2700 Darren G. Medlin Trail (inside Oak Grove Sports Complex) 8 AM Registration Opens8-11 AM Treasure Hunting & Clean Up 11 AM-1 PM Picnic with FREE food, live music, prizes11:45 AM Prizes AwardedAll supplies are provided. Wear closed toe shoes and weather relevant clothing. To participate, please [email protected].

Grapevine Recycles DayThis partnership between Keep Grapevine Beautiful and the Environmental Services Department providesGrapevine residents the opportunity to recycle household products such as cell phones, printer cartridges, electronics, household items, metals, styrofoam, eyeglasses and shredding of documents. No hazardousmaterials, paint or chemicals will be accepted. Grapevine ID will be required to access this easy ‘drive thru –drop off’ event. For event details, please visit kgvb.org. To volunteer to help manage the event, pleasee-mail [email protected]., Nov 10, 8 AM–12 PM




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Babysitter’s American Red Cross CertificationThis eight-hour babysitting course covers a varietyof topics including: preventing accidents and illnesses,basic first aid, reviewing choking procedures,rescue breathing and making professional decisionsin babysitting. The class is 90% participation. Allsuccessful participants will receive a babysittingtraining book the day of class. There will be a30-minute break for lunch. Please provide yourown lunch, snacks and drinks.Ages: 11 yrs. & upDay/Time: Sat., 9 AM-4 PMSessions: 02-Jan.12Fee: $75Code: 709703Instructor: ARC Certified Instructor*All ARC class registrations close two weeks priorto class start date.

Community First Aid & SafetyThis course covers everything in the CommunityCPR course along with first aid for a variety of conditions including bleeding; injuries to bones,muscles and joints; sudden illness; and heat and cold injuries. Successful participants earn two certificates: American Red Cross (ARC), Community CPR, (valid for 2 years) and ARC Community First Aid (valid for 2 years).Ages: 10 yrs. & upDay/Time: Sat., 9 AM-7 PMSessions: 07-Oct. 13Fee: $87Code: 709702Instructor: ARC Certified Instructor

Adult CPRThis course prepares you to assist any victim thesize of an average nine-year-old or larger who isexperiencing respiratory and/or cardiac distress.Successful participants earn the American Red Cross(ARC) Adult CPR certificate (valid for 2 years).Ages: 10 yrs. & upDay/Time: Sat., 9 AM-1 PMSessions: 07-Oct. 13, Fee: $60Code: 709701Instructor: ARC Certified Instructor

Community CPRThis course prepares you to rescue victims who are experiencing cardiopulmonary distress.This course includes information on Adult CPR, aswell as rescuing infants and children. Successfulparticipants earn the American Red Cross (ARC)Community CPR certificate (valid for 2 year).Ages: 10 yrs. & upDay/Time: Sat., 9 AM-5 PMSessions: 07-Oct. 13Fee: $74Code: 709700Instructor: ARC Certified Instructor

Lake Grapevine Runners AndWalkers Club (LGRAW)Lake Grapevine Runners and Walkers (LGRAW) is a local non-profit organization dedicated to promoting running, walking, and fitness in theLake Grapevine area. Saturday and Sunday mornings are informal group runs in the OakGrove Park area. For more information, pleasevisit runnersandwalkers.com.Double Trouble 5K & 10K, Oct. 27, 2012Bold In The Cold 5K & 10K, Jan. 2013 (date TBD)

The Grapevine Police Department Citizen's PoliceAcademy is held twice a year, once during the spring and once during

the fall. The Academy is open to any resident, employees, and their families, of theCity of Grapevine, at no charge. During the fourteen week academy, students will have the

unique opportunity to see and interact with Police Department personnel as never before. The studentwill observe all of the functions of the Police Department and see its innermost workings.

By the end of the Academy, the student should understand basic police procedures. Topics covered include Patrol Operations, Criminal Investigations, Crime Scene Investigations, Firearms training, K9 operations, use of

force issues, plus procedures of the jail, Court System and Telecommunications. The student will also learn about the Grapevine Police Department's Community Relations Programs.

A graduation ceremony is held on the fourteenth week. Each class is about three hours long and starts at 6:30 PM on Thursdays, except for the two days of Firearms training, which are held on a Saturday morning.

The Grapevine Police Department is currently taking applications for the 27th CPA class scheduledto begin mid August, (exact start date TBD). If interested, please

visit grapevinetexas.gov to download an application. For more information, please contactSgt. Dale Roath at 817.410.3206 or at [email protected].

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Family Camp OutWeekend Family Camp out at Meadowmere Parkon Lake GrapevineDates: Oct. 13 &14Fee: Adults $35/Children $25 (under age 3-FREE)Join Adventure Team & Adventure Team Kids fora family camp out at Meadowmere Park on LakeGrapevine. Dinner, s’mores, campfire (weather permitting), full breakfast, and all activities suchas archery, horseshoes, fishing, frisbee, etc. areincluded in the price. Campers will need to provide tent and sleeping bags, as well as anything you will need in your camp area. If you don't have a sleeping bag and tent, let usknow! We can also help you with rental gear. For detailed information or to register, please visit adventuredaycamps.com or contact Jennifer Patterson at 972.741.9169.

Grapevine Golf3800 Fairway DrivePlease call 817.410.3377 for detailed information or visit grapevinetexas.gov.

7th Annual RISE AdventuresEnd of Summer BashAn outdoor adventure experience for the physically challenged. This event will offer over20 opportunities to sample the latest in adaptiveequipment; water skiing, jet skiing, sailing,kayaking, fishing, hand cycling, remote controlsailboats, quad rugby, basketball, face painting,and many more fun activities. Admission is freefor qualified participants and their families. Enjoyfree food, drinks, and live music under the maintent. RISE is a non-profit charitable organization.For more information on participation, sponsorship,or volunteering, please visit our website, riseadventures.org or call 469.762.5075.Location: Lake Grapevine Meadowmere Park,

3000 Meadowmere LaneDate: Sat., Sept. 22Time: 9 AM-3 PM

Adventure Team KidsAdventure Team Kids offers Geocaching classes and Outdoor Adventure Programs for toddlers and family camp-outs at MeadowmerePark on Lake Grapevine. Please visit adventureteamkids.com for a schedule of eventsor contact Jennifer Patterson at 972.741.9169.

Meadowmere ParkThis park boasts over 200 acres of active andpassive recreational opportunities, primitivecamping, kayak and paddle boat rentals, concessionaires of stand-up paddle boarding, a designated swim beach, upgraded play area,shaded picnic sites, and a birding area. For moreinformation on this paid entry park or for campreservations, please call 817.488.5272 or visitplaygrapevine.com.

Rockledge ParkThis premier photo shoot location with its amazingbluffs, beach areas and lake and sunset viewsalso offers a large group rental pavilion, a softsurface walking/biking trail, an on-site parkstore, picnic tables, fireworks viewing site andunforgettable sunsets. This paid entry park closes at dusk every evening. To schedule aphoto shoot, $50 per hour (one hour minimum),please contact Mona Burk at [email protected].


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Students need to bring a racquet and a newcan of balls to the first class meeting.All tennis activities take place at the DovePark tennis courts, 1509 Hood Lane.

Tennis Classes

Pee Wee TennisDesigned to create eye/hand coordination whilelearning basic techniques.Ages: 3-6 yrs.Sessions/Fee:07, 01, 02 (6 wks.) $34Day/Time/Code: Sat., 8:30-9 AM 707740

Jr. BeginnerDesigned for the student interested in learning thetechnique of each tennis stroke. Each class will bedivided by skill level.Ages: 6-15 yrs.Sessions/Fee:07, 01, 02 (6 wks.), $90Days/Times: Wed., 5:30-6:55 PM 710251

Sat., 9-10:25 AM 710750

Jr. Advanced BeginnerThis class is designed for advanced beginner/intermediate players wanting to improve their skills.Day/Time: Saturdays, 10:30 AM-12 PMSessions/Code/Fee: 07, 01, 02, 707704, $90

Jr. AdvancedDesigned for the serious students with priorinstruction. Strategy, technique and point situations will be stressed.Ages: 6-15 yrs.Sessions/Fee:07, 01, 02 (6 wks.) $90Day/Time: Thur., 5:30-6:55 PMCode: 710550

Jr. IntermediateThis class is designed to give strategy to those players competing at school or in tournaments.Techniques will continue to be developed.Players must know the scoring system. Ages: 6-15 yrs.Sessions/Fee: 07, 01, 02 (6 wks.), $90Day/Time: Tue., 5:30-6:55 PMCode: 710350

Tournament ToughDesigned for high school level players (Jr.Varsity/Varsity). This class will emphasize strate-gies used in tournament competition(Zats/Champs).Site: Dove Park CourtsDay/Time: Tue., 7-8:25 PMSessions/Fee: 07, 01, 02 (6 wks.), $90Code: 710351

AdultAges: 15 yrs. & up (or high school skill level)Sessions/Fee: 07, 01, 02 (6 wks.), $90

Beginner: Designed to teach the basic strokes andtechniques. Strategy will be discussed if applicable.

Days/Time/Code:Beginner:

. Wed., 7-8:25 PM 710252

Advanced Beginner/Intermediate:Designed for players with prior experience.Both techniques and strategy will be taught.

Advanced Beginner/Intermediate:Thur., 7-8:25 PM 710551

WomenAges: 18 yrs. & upSessions/Fee:07, 01, 02 (6 wks.), $90Days/Time/Code:

Beginner:Wed., 11 AM-12:30 PM 710451Fri., 11 AM-12:30 PM 710652Advanced Beginner/Intermediate:Wed., 9:30-10:55 AM 710450Fri., 9:30-10:55 AM 710650

NETT Junior Team Tennis-NEWDesigned for players wanting to get involved in NETTjunior team tennis. Fees include practices once aweek for eight weeks, league fee, and team shirt.Fee does not include USTA membership. Team tennismatches are on Sundays. Call Austin Wynne at214.688.1619 for more information or to sign up.Ages/Time: 7-18 yrs., 5:30-6:55 PMDays: Thursdays, with matches on SundaysFee: $190 (8 weeks)Session/Dates: 07, Sept. 13 -Nov. 18(Dates subject to change depending on tennis schedule)

Code: 707200

TournamentsAll tournaments will have male andfemale divisions.Grapevine Fall OpenAdult Divisions3.5 Singles 711850-103.5 Doubles 711851-104.0 Singles 711852-104.0 Doubles 711853-104.5 & Above Singles 711854-104.5 & Above Doubles 711855-10Mixed 4.0 & Above 711856-10Mixed 4.0 & Below 711857-103.0 & Below Singles 711868-103.0 & Below Doubles 711869-10

Youth Divisions12 & Under Singles 711860-1012 & Under Doubles 711861-1014 & Under Singles 711862-1014 & Under Doubles 711863-1016 & Under Singles 711864-1016 & Under Doubles 711865-1018 & Under Singles 711866-1018 & Under Doubles 711867-1014 & Over Mxd. Doubles 711870-1014 & Under Jr. Mxd. Dbls. 711871-10

Date: Nov. 17 & 18Registration Deadline: Nov. 15Entry Fee: $18 singles; $32 double teamSites: Grapevine High School,3223 Mustang Drive and Dove Courts, 1509 Hood LaneAdditional Info: All Junior divisions will be onSaturdays only! Players can get start times on Nov.16 by visiting tnttennis.net or by calling Kelly Langdon at 817.233.5793

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Athletics Staff: 817.410.3470Rainout Hotline: 817.410.3475 after 3:30 PMFor schedules and standings:playgrapevine.comRegistration Information: Space is limited-firstcome, first served!**Late Registration Fee: All youth leagues are

subject to a 10% late registration fee.

Athletic RefundsIf approved, all refunds may carry up to a 20%administration fee. For inquiries or a refundrequest form, please call 817.410.3450.

Volunteer Youth Sports Coaches NeededFor more information, please call 817.410.3470.Background Checks: The City of Grapevine has apolicy of conducting background checks on all volunteer sports coaches.

T.A.A.F.The Texas Amateur Athletic Federation (T.A.A.F.) isa state federation providing competition beyondthe local level. Currently, over 150 cities combine toestablish and maintain the highest level of amateursports in the state of Texas to promote the development of physical education and to encourage the standardization of rules in all amateur athletics, games and competitions.The objectives of T.A.A.F. are both charitable andeducational.

Thanksgiving Camp - Nov. 19-21, 2012Time: 9 AM-12 PMFee: $90/camperCode: 603921-14Location: GCISD facilities

Christmas Camp I - Dec. 26-28, 2012Time: 9 AM-12 PMFee: $90/camperCode: 603921-15Location: GCISD facilities

Spring Break Camp - Mar. 11-14, 2013Fee: $120/camperCode: 603922-10Location: GCISD facilities

2012 & 2013 Higher Goals Youth Basketball Camps

These camps will feature former/current professional and college players. The camp schedule willinclude daily detailed work in ball handling, shooting, rebounding, defense and passing. Camp willinclude daily life skills and basketball 101 sessions. Camp awards will be distributed!

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Fall Youth Basketball Team LeaguesThis league is designed for teams that arealready formed. Competitive select divisions andrecreational divisions are available! For more information, please call 817.410.3450.Registration: Aug. 12-Sept. 2, 2012 Late Reg: Sept. 3-10, 2012 (add 10%)Site: GCISD FacilitiesSeason Dates: Sept. 29-Nov. 10, 2012Fee: Residents $250/team,

Non–residents $270/teamCoaches’ Meeting: Sept. 22, 2012, 11 AM, at the Community Activities CenterTAAF Rules Age/Division (teams only):Age as of September 1, 2012

Practice times not available through GrapevineParks and Recreation for the Fall YouthBasketball season. This is a six week league!

Fall Girls’ Youth VolleyballThis is an introductory program for young girlslearning the game in a league setting. You may sign up individually or bring in your own team. Practice sites are available and league games are on Saturdays.Registration: Aug. 12-Sept. 2, 2012Late Registration: Sept. 3-10, 2012Beginning Sept. 3, a 10% late fee will be addedto both individual and team registrations.Site: GCISD facilitiesAge: As of Sept. 1, 2012Divisions:Girls’ Individual Girls’ Team8 & under 612406-13 8 & under 612407-1310 & under 612400-13 10 & under 612403-1312 & under 612401-13 12 & under 612404-1314 & under 612402-13 14 & under 612405-13

16 & under 612408-13

Fees: $75-Individual Resident $85-Individual Non-Resident

Fees above include jerseys.$400-Resident Team $420-Non-Resident TeamRosters are due prior to first game.Coaches’ Meeting and Practice Sign-up:Sat., Sept. 22, 2012/9:30 AM, Community Activities CenterPractices Begin: The week of Sept. 23, 2012Season Dates: Sept. 29-Dec. 1, 2012Practices will be held at local GCISD facilities Mon.-Thur. Coaches will sign up for their team’spractice site and time at the Coaches’ Meeting. Additional Info: Jerseys are provided for theindividual division only. This is an eight-week league.

Venue Alert: The Parks andRecreation Department utilizes manyfacilities that are not owned and/ormanaged by the City of Grapevinefor practices and games. In somecases after our schedules are set, wemay receive notice that a particularfacility is no longer available for use.In the event that this occurs andthere is a last minute cancellation orchange, we will make every attemptto notify each team of the changeand reschedule your practice or game.

All Youth Sports Leagues

A copy of child’s birth certificateand team roster is mandatory and

due at the coaches meeting.

Boys

8 yrs. & under 612712-13

10 yrs. & under 612713-13

12 yrs. & under 612714-13

14 yrs. & under 612715-13

16 yrs. & under 612716-13

Girls:

8 yrs. & under 612718-13

10 yrs. & under 612719-13

12 yrs. & under 612720-13

14 yrs. & under 612721-13

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Winter Youth BasketballThe Youth Basketball program is designed toencourage basics while enhancing the skills of theadvanced participants. Two divisions per age groupoffered: individual and team. Participant jerseysincluded with the individual division. All teamdivision rosters are due at registration.Registration : Oct. 1-21, 2012Late Registration: Oct. 22-Oct. 31, 2012

(add 10%)No residency restrictions. First come, first served;limited space available.Site: GCISD facilitiesGames: Sat.Ages: As of Sept. 1, 2012Fee: $85/individual* (resident)

$95/individual* (non-resident)(individual fee includes jersey)$475/team* (resident)$495/team* (non-resident)

Coaches’ Meeting and Practice Sign-up:Sat., Nov. 17, 9 AMMeeting and practice sign-up at Grapevine MiddleSchool, 301 Pony Pkwy.Practice Begins: Week of Nov. 25Practices will be held at local GCISD facilities Sun.–Fri. Coaches’ will sign up for their teamspractice site and time at the Coaches’ meeting.Season Dates: Dec. 8, 2012-Feb. 23, 2013Additional Info: The Parks & RecreationDepartment will make every effort to place yourchild on a team with a special friend or coach;however we cannot honor all requests.


Boys Individual Division 8 & under 612700-1110 & under 612701-1112 & under 612702-1114 & under 612703-11

Boys Team Division 8 & under 612712-1110 & under 612713-1112 & under 612714-11 14 & under 612715-1116 & under 612716-11

Girls Individual Division 8 & under 612706-1110 & under 612707-1112 & under 612708-1114 & under 612709-11

Girls Team Division 8 & under 612718-1110 & under 612719-1112 & under 612720-1114 & under 612721-1116 & under 612722-11

Athletics Staff: 817.410.3470Rainout Hotline: 817.410.3475 after 3:30 PM For schedules and standings: playgrapevine.comRegistration Information: Space is limited: first come, first served!**Late Registration Fee: All youth leagues are subject to a 10% late registration fee.

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Grapevine Colleyville Youth Football Association (GCYFA)• Flag (non contact) for ages 5 and 6• Tackle (contact) football for ages 7-11• Cheer programs for ages 5-11

GCYFA Fun Facts• Home games are played at the best facilities in

Grapevine and Colleyville• Other cities participating in the league are

Soutlake and Coppell• Coaches take an instructional view of coaching• Focus is on fundamentals of football and safety• Parents are encouraged to participate in GCYFA

2012 Fall Season: Mid Aug. through mid Nov.

Eligibility: Must be Grapevine or Colleyville resident, attend a GCISD school or attend privateschool within Grapevine/Colleyville city limits.

Playing division will be determined by age as ofJune 1.

Information and registration information:gcyfa.org.

Grapevine Youth Wrestling(GYW)GYW is the newest association in town. Come outand join them during workouts. They practice onTuesdays and Thursdays in the fall and spring andthen move to Wednesdays for summer workouts.Site: GCISD FacilitiesDay/Time: Tue. and Thur. 7-8:30 PMCoach: Leon LealAdditional Info: For more information, pleasecontact Leon at 214.536.0004 [email protected].

Recreational Soccer Ages 3-Adult

Fall Season: Early September through mid-NovemberSpring Season: Early March through mid-MayRegistration: May-July for Fall, November-January for SpringWebsite: gssasoccer.orgOffice Phone: 817.410.9950

Soccer is a sport that focuses on teamwork ratherthan emphasizing individual performance. Grapevine-Southlake Soccer Association promotesrecreational soccer, where children of all abilities and experience levels are encouraged to participate.Teams are coached by volunteer parents andmay practice one or two evenings per week(depending on age). A minimum of eight gamesare played each season, mostly on Saturdays.

Recreational Baseball & Softball Ages 3-18Select Baseball ages 8-18 (must attend tryouts and subsequently be selected for a team).

Select Softball ages 10-18 (must attend tryouts and subsequently be selected for a team).

Spring Registration: Online registration willbegin in December at gbsa.org. If registeringonline, must pay with credit card. If mailingdownloaded registration form and check, please mail to GBSA – Registration, P. O. Box 1732Grapevine, TX 76099.

Fall Registration: Online registration will bebegin in June at gbsa.org. If registering online,must pay with credit card. If mailing downloadedregistration form and check, pleasemail to GBSA – Registration, P. O. Box 1732Grapevine, TX 76099.

For more information, please visit gbsa.org orcontact us at 817.329.5505.Sign-up for our mailing list at gbsa.org to beinformed of registration dates, select tryouts,rainouts, and other important information.

Grapevine Baseball Softball Association (GBSA)

Grapevine-Southlake Soccer Association (GSSA)

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Fall Indoor (Section 11)Registration: Aug. 26-Sept. 2, 2012Late Registration: Sept. 3-10, 2012**Team Packets: Available online Sept. 13, after 12 PMSeason Dates: Sept. 17-Nov. 8, 2012

Winter Indoor (Section 12)Registration: Jan. 27-Feb. 3, 2013Late Registration: Feb. 4-11, 2013**Team Packets: Available online Feb. 14, after 12 PMSeason Dates: Feb. 18-Apr. 4, 2013

Game Site: Cross Timbers Middle School(2301 Pool Road)

Ages: 16 yrs. & upDivisions/Codes/Fees:Mon.-Coed Competitive-611204, $155

Wed.-Coed For Fun-611404, $155Thur.-Coed Rec.-611504, $155

Spring Sand VolleyballRegistration: Begins Mar. 24, 2013.

Spring Indoor Volleyball (Section 13 )–NEWRegistration: Mar. 24, 2013

Game Site: Cross Timbers Middle School(2301 Pool Road)

Ages: 16 yrs. & upDivision/Code/Fee: Coed Open, 611304, $155

2012 Winter Softball Freeze Out LeaguesJoin us to play softball this winter for five weeks,plus playoffs! Games will be double headers, 30 minutes with a 3/2 count. Registration: Sept. 23-Oct. 29, 2012Season Dates: Dec. 2, 2012-Jan. 31, 2013Team Packets: Available online Nov. 29, after 12 PMAges: 16 yrs. & upDivisions/Codes/Fees:Sun.

COED For Fun 611101-14 $130Men’s D 611102-14 $240Men’s E 611104-14 $240

Wed.COED Rec 611407-14 $240Men’s Super E 611408-14 $240Men’s E 611402-14 $240

Thurs.Men’s Super D 611501-14 $240Men’s D 611502-14 $240

Additional Info: Balls must be purchased atthe Oak Grove Concession stand. Balls will beavailable for $5 each and are the only balls thatmay be used in the Grapevine Leagues.Game Site: Oak Grove Softball Complex, 2700 Dove Loop Road

Spring (Section 11)Registration: Jan. 27-Feb. 3, 2013Late Registration: Feb. 4-11, 2013**Team Packets: Available online Feb. 14, after 12 PMSeason Dates: Feb. 24-Apr. 26, 2013

Divisions/Codes/Fees:Sun. Coed For Fun 611101 $170

Men’s D 611102 $320

Men’s E 611104 $320

Men’s Super D 611105 $320

Mon. Coed Rec. 611201 $320

NEW-Coed Comp. 611202 $320

Tue. Men’s Church Rec. 611301 $320

Men’s D 611303 $320

Wed. Men’s D 611401 $320

Men’s E 611402 $320

Men’s Super E 611406 $320

Thur. Men’s Super D 611501 $320

Men’s D 611502 $320

Fri. Coed Rec. 611600 $320

Men’s E 611601 $320

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– Fall 8 on 8 (Section 11)Registration: Sept. 2-9, 2012Late Registration: Sept. 10-17, 2012**Days/Code: Men’s Sundays, 611103Fee: $315 per teamTeam Packets: Available online Sept. 21, after 12 PMSeason Dates: Sept. 23-Nov. 11, 2012

– Winter 4 on 4 (Section 11)Registration: Oct. 21-Oct. 28, 2012Late Registration: Oct. 29-Nov. 7, 2012**Days/Code: 611302, TuesdaysFee: $235 per teamTeam Packets: Available online Nov. 8, after 12 PMSeason Dates: Nov. 20, 2012-Feb. 12, 2013

– Winter 8 on 8 (Section 12)Registration: Dec. 23-30, 2012Late Registration: Dec. 31-Jan. 7, 20130**Days/Code: Men’s Sundays, 611103Fee: $315 per teamTeam Packets: Available online Jan. 10, after 12 PMSeason Dates: Jan. 13-Mar. 3, 2013

– Spring 4 on 4 (Section 12)Registration: Feb. 10-17, 2013Late Registration: Feb. 18-25, 2013**Days/Code: Tuesdays, 611405Fee: $235 per teamTeam Packets: Available Mar. 7, after 12 PMSeason Dates: Mar. 12-April 30, 2013

– Spring 8 on 8 (Section 13)Registration: Feb. 24-Mar. 3, 2013Late Registration: Mar. 4-11, 2013**Days/Code: Men’s Sundays, 611103Fee: $315 per teamTeam Packets: Available online Mar. 14, after 12 PMSeason Dates: Mar. 17-June 2, 2013

Fall (Section 14)Divisions/Codes/Fees:

Sun., NEW-18 & Under 611106-$340Mon., Recreational 611200-$340Wed., Recreational 611400-$340

Registration: Aug. 12-19, 2012Late Registration: Aug. 20-27, 2012**Team Packets: Available online Aug. 30, after 12 PMSeason Dates: Sept. 2-Nov. 7, 2012

Winter (Section 11)Divisions/Codes/Fees:

Sun., 18 & Under 611106-$340Mon., Recreational 611200-$340Wed., Recreational 611400-$340

Registration: Oct. 21-Oct. 28, 2012Late Registration: Oct. 29-Nov. 5, 2012**Team Packets: Available online Nov. 8, after 12 PMSeason Dates: Nov. 25, 2012-Feb. 6, 2013

Spring (Section 12)Days/Divisions/Fees:

Mon., Recreation 611200-$340Wed., Recreation 611400-$340Thur., For Fun 611500-$340

Registration: Mar. 17-24, 2013Late Registration: Mar. 25-Apr. 1, 2013**Team Packets: Available online Apr. 4, after 12 PMSeason Dates: Apr. 8-Jun. 20, 2013


Adult Athletics Staff: 817.410.3470Rainout Hotline: 817.410.3475 after 3:30 PM For schedules and standings: playgrapevine.comRegistration Information: Space is limited: first come, firstserved!**Late Registration Fee: All adult leagues are subject to a 10%

late registration fee.

Men’s Flag FootballSite: TBAAges: 16 yrs. & up

Men’s BasketballGame Site: GCISD FacilitiesAges: 16 yrs. & up

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Children’s Programs STIR THE POTChildren will learn about composting. Join us as we gather ingredients, stir thepot, and place it in our compost pile. Story time and craft activity included.Site: Grapevine Botanical Gardens Pewitt PavilionAges: 3-6 yrs. (maximum of 15)Day/Date: Tue., Sept. 18Time: 4-4:45 PM (minimum 5)Code/Fee: 304500-07, $5

FALL FOR PAPERWHITESChildren will plant their own paperwhite bulb that will flower in December.Children will make paper paperwhites. Story time and craft activity included.Site: Grapevine Botanical Gardens Pewitt Pavilion Ages: 3-6 yrs. (maximum of 15)Day/Date: Tue., Oct. 16Time: 4-4:45 PM (minimum 5)Code/Fee: 304501-07, $5

PUMPKIN PATCHChildren will create a pumpkin vine to take home with them. Children will makea rhythm instrument using pumpkin seeds. Story time and craft activity included.Site: Grapevine Botanical Gardens Pewitt Pavilion Ages: 3-6 yrs. (maximum of 15)Day/Date: Tue., Nov. 20Time: 4-4:45 PM (minimum 5)Code/Fee: 304502-01, $5

FOR THE BIRDSJanuary is for the birds and we will talk about what birds spend the winter inthe garden. The children will create natural goodies for the birds that theycan take home to feed the birds in their own yard. The children will listen toa related story book.Site: Grapevine Botanical Gardens Pewitt Pavilion Ages: 3-6 yrs. (maximum of 15)Day/Date: Thurs., Jan. 17Time: 4-4:45 PM (minimum 5)Code/Fee: 304503-02, $5

Friends of the GardenFor more information regarding this organization, please contact Lisa Adams Grove at [email protected] or call 817.410.3350.

Guided ToursDocent guided tours are available at no charge but donations are greatly appreciated. Tour request forms are now available online at playgrapevine.com. For more information, please call 817.410.3350.

VolunteersVolunteer in the Botanical Gardens and be a part of this majestic beauty. Formore information, please call 817.410.3350.

Pre-registration is required for all programs.

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CRYSTAL EXPLOSIONLearn about molecules and how they form. Find out what precipitation andevaporation mean. Students make a hands-on take home experiment thatforms crystals.Ages: 7 yrs. and up (maximum of 15)Day/Date/Time: Tues., Sept. 18, 5-6 PMCode: 304711-07Site: Grapevine Botanical Gardens Pewitt Pavilion

INSTA-PETSThese pets can swim, will stay in their tank, don’t get too big, and only haveto be fed every couple of weeks. Hatch them and they live for 2-8 months.Students make a hands-on take home experiment that swims upside down.Ages: 7 yrs. and up (maximum of 15)Day/Date/Time: Tues., Oct. 16, 5-6 PMCode: 304712-07Site: Grapevine Botanical Gardens Pewitt Pavilion

TREE SALEGrapevine Garden Club will be having a tree sale at the Botanical Gardens at Heritage Park on October 20 from 10 AM to 2 PM. The sale will includenative and adapted trees and shrubs that are unique and sometimes difficultto find. The sale coincides with Native Texas Plant Week and runs concurrentlywith Butterfly Flutterby and Nash Farm’s Fall Roundup. Grapevine residentswill be able to participate in the tree sharing program by making their purchase at the sale as well. The theme for the sale is “Plant Native-PlantNow” and we hope to see you there! For more information, visit grapevinegardenclub.org

OOEY GOOEY SLIMEStretch it! Break it! Bounce it! Learn about molecules, polymer and elasticity.Students make a take home experiment that has a formula for stretch.Ages: 7 yrs. and up (maximum of 15)Day/Date/Time: Tues., Nov. 20, 5-6 PMCode: 304713-01Site: Grapevine Botanical Gardens Pewitt Pavilion

GREENHOUSE PROJECTPlease join the Grapevine Garden Club in partnering with the City ofGrapevine to raise funds, matching funds, and obtain grants to build agreenhouse at the Grapevine Botanical Gardens at Heritage Park.

For more information go to grapevinegardenclub.com and click onGreenhouse Project.

BIRD SANCTUARY WEEKBird Sanctuary Week is the last week of January 2013. The HonorableMayor William D. Tate will be issuing a proclamation and Grapevine GardenClub will be presenting programs and trips and tours to promote this week ofbirding. For more information, please visit grapevinegardenclub.org.

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Sunset Concert Series at the Botanical Gardens-FREE!Saturdays, 7-9 PMOctober 6, 13, 20Grapevine Botanical Gardens at Heritage Park, 411 Ball St.Enjoy a relaxing evening of various music styles surrounded by the beautiful Botanical Gardens. Bring a blanket or chair to relax under the fall sky. Light refreshments will be available or you may bring your own (no alcohol, pets or glass allowed). Grapevine Botanical Garden Docents willbe available to answer gardening questions and children's gardening activitieswill also be available at the Ed & Edith Pewitt Educational Pavilion eachevening during the concert series.

This year’s line up will include both previous crowd favorites and new artists.Please visit playgrapevine.com for specific dates and performer bios.

The GrapeYard - The Vineyards Campground &Cabins Frightfully Fun Family EntertainmentBack by popular demand! Experience the thrills and chills of the 2nd annualoutdoor Halloween sensory entertainment event that takes you way beyondthe tradition of trick-or-treating. Enjoy an evening in the great outdoors asour natural wooded areas, trails, lake shore line, camp sites and amphitheaterare transformed into captivating family-friendly Halloween attractions of various fright potential. Walk the Haunted Trail, see the interactive livestage show, hop aboard the Haunted Hayride, play laser tag in the woods,ride the GrapeYard Ghost Train, see live creepy critters, and so much more!Come see what new surprising sights and sounds are waiting this year…if you dare! Food vendors will be on-site for your convenience.

Due to overwhelming demand, tickets are limited and must beobtained prior to event.

Grapevine residents must register for their free tickets at playgrapevine.comor at the Community Activities Center, 1175 Municipal Way (817.410.3450).Tickets must be picked up at the Community Activities Center and presentedat event gate for entry.

Non-Grapevine residents must pre-purchase tickets at playgrapevine.comor at the Community Activities Center (817.410.3450). Tickets must be pickedup at the Community Activities Center and presented at event gate for entry.

ADMISSION IS LIMITED and tickets MUST be obtained/purchased inadvance due to high demand. Tickets will be made available beginningFriday, September 7.

Date: Saturday, October 27Time/Code: 5-10 PM, 480013-12Location: The Vineyards Campground & Cabins, 1509 N. Dooley StreetAdmission: Grapevine Residents FREE

Non-Residents $10 per person/age 2 and under-FREE

All parking will be available off-site with complimentary shuttle service.

Doggie Dive-InBack by popular demand. Bring your dog for a dive at the 4th AnnualDoggie Dive-In. Join other playful pooches at their very own pool party! Playaround with your pup in the kiddie pool or let them show off their swimmingand diving skills in the competition pool. Participate in one or more of thefun and exciting contests including distance diving, swimming contest andfabulous swim suit competition. Advanced registration suggested. Proof of vaccination required. Two dogs per person allowed. Space is limited.Site: Pleasant Glade Pool (1805 Hall Johnson)Date/Time: Sept. 8, 10 AM-2 PMFee: $5/dogCode: 509700-06

Santa CopsSince the inception of Santa Cops in 1995, the program has assisted manyfamilies and children at Christmas. The program has grown every year sincethen. The Santa Cops program of Grapevine provides toys to economicallydisadvantaged children in the community. The program is a huge successbecause of caring citizens, businesses, churches, and civic organizations.

Individuals and community groups interested in helping wrap the Santa Copstoys for the children are welcome! The community gift wrapping dates areDecember 4, 6, 11, 13, and December 18 (if necessary) at 6 PM.

Anyone interested in donating a new, unwrapped toy, may take it to thepolice department, at 307 W. Dallas Rd., or to several other drop boxeslocated throughout the city. Drop boxes will be located at the SeniorActivities Center, Community Activities Center, Central Fire Station, and CityHall by November 19, 2012. Monetary donations are also accepted.

For more information, please contact the Community Relations Division ofthe Police Department – Officer Johnny Jones at 817.410.3209, Officer Jason Keller at 817.421.2192 or Officer Scott Rhodes at 972.724.2126.

Stay connected by texting 888777 and message the word INFORMED (case sensitive) for Santa Cops information.

Letters to Santa-FREE!Kids, write your letter to Santa and get a response back from the North Pole!Please be sure to include your return address so Santa can mail you a response.Letters should be in the mail boxes by December 18 to ensure a response.Letters may be mailed from any of the following locations:Main Street Gazebo, 325 South Main StreetCotton Belt Depot, 707 South Main StreetCommunity Activities Center, 1175 Municipal WayDays/Dates: Fri., Nov. 23–Tue., Dec. 18To email a letter to Santa, please send to [email protected]

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What’s Great About Grapevine?Annual Photography ContestShow us what is great about Grapevine by photographing Grapevine’s manytreasures and entering your photos in our annual Photography Contest.

Photographs must be taken in and of the City of Grapevine. No models,staged people, or props please. Photos should be in an 8x10 or 11x14 hardcopy (matted or dry mounted) along with a jpeg or disc of your photo.Entries must be turned in by September 24 at 5 PM. The awards receptionwill be held Sunday, October 14, from 2-4 PM at the Lancaster Theatre, withthe winners being announced at 2:30 PM. All entries become property of theCity of Grapevine. For more information, contact Geri Foster at817.410.3470 or [email protected].

Contest Age Categories:The amateur and advanced amateur categories will be judged separately.5-10 yrs. (amateur only)11-15 yrs (amateur only)16-22 yrs. (amateur and advanced amateur)23-50 yrs. (amateur and advanced amateur)51 and up (amateur and advanced amateur)

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Mother/Son Date Knight - A Royal AffairBring your favorite little knight in shining armor for an evening of epicadventure! Build priceless memories together through noble sights, sounds,games, activities and a feast fit for a king. Costumes encouraged and prizeswill be awarded. One night only! Tickets go on sale December 30 and areavailable at the Community Activities Center, online at playgrapevine.com orby calling 817.410.3450. Space is limited.Site: Community Activities CenterDay/Date: Sat., Feb. 9, 2013Fee: $12 per personTime/Code: 7-9 PM, 709753-3

Daddy/Daughter Valentine DanceOur annual Daddy/Daughter Dance is a magical evening filled with dancing,refreshments, limo rides, entertainment, crafts, and more! Guaranteed to be amemorable event! Mark your calendars, tickets will go on sale at theCommunity Activities Center beginning December 30.Site: Community Activities Center, 1175 Municipal WayDay/Date: Sat., Feb. 2, 2013Fee: $15/person on or before Jan. 30, $20/person after Jan. 30Ages/Time/Code: Daughters 0-7 yrs., 4-6 PM, 709752-7A

Daughters 8 yrs. - 18 yrs., 7-9 PM, 709752-7BNote: Tickets will not be sold at the event. Dads, if you have daughters in both age groups, you may select either timeslot to attend with your daughters.

Volunteer at the Visitor Information Center & Festivals!Be a part of the team of volunteers who greet visitors at the VisitorInformation Center (VIC) located in the Grapevine Cotton Belt Depot, 705 S. Main! The Depot is open seven days a week. If you are interested inbecoming a volunteer–get on board at the Depot! Please call 817.410.8136for more information. Volunteer opportunities are also available for the many Grapevine Festivals and Events. For more information, please call 817.410.3185.

The Vineyards Campground & Cabins on Lake Grapevine Your Stay-Cation DestinationCamping is always fun but we invite you to enjoy the Texas outdoors in the fall/winter with our climate-controlled cabins. Our thirteen (13) fully furnished cabins tame the Texas elements with all the comforts of home.Wake up on the shores of Grapevine Lake. Go hiking, fishing, swimming,kayaking, trail exploring or simply lounge on your cabin’s porch and enjoynature. With cabins that accommodate two to six people, you can bring theentire family. Reserve online at vineyardscampground.com or call the campground for your best available dates at 817.329.8993.

Lake Parks Annual Passes are available at The Vineyards Campground, 1501North Dooley Street, Meadowmere Park, 3000 Meadowmere Lane, andRockledge Park, 3600 Pilot Point in Grapevine. These calendar year passes provide holders use of all nine public boat ramps in Grapevine and access toMeadowmere and Rockledge Parks. Join us in the great outdoors!

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Grapevine Market – Liberty Park, 215 S. Main St.Thursdays & Saturdays, through Oct. 20; 9 AM to 2 PMCome experience open air, European-style shopping in Historic DowntownGrapevine. You can find an eclectic array of items at Grapevine Market,including the finest handmade jewelry, distinctive home décor, and qualityantiques. Peruse the unique displays and indulge in something special.

Grapevine Farmers Market – Town Square Gazebo, 325 S. Main St.Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays, through Oct. 13; 8 AM to 4 PMEnjoy locally grown produce from local, regional and Texas farmers. Enjoyother Texas products such as honey, nuts, meat, grains, sauces and more. Forproduce information, visit farmersmarketofgrapevine.com.

First Friday & Classic Film Series Palace Theatre, 300 S. Main St. – 7:30 PMEnjoy a movie in the historic Palace Theatre. Ticket prices are $5 per person.For more information, visit palace-theatre.com or call 817.410.3100.July 6 – Rear WindowJuly 13 – JAWSJuly 20 – The StingJuly 27 – 8-SecondsAug. 3 – Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom MenaceSept. 7 – Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones

Grapevine Live Concert SeriesPalace Theatre, 300 S. Main St. – 7:30 PMAugust 17; Kraig Parker in Hawaiian Elvis; $25-30 per personFor more information, visit palace-theatre.com or call 817.410.3100.

Grapevine OpryPalace Theatre, 300 S. Main Street – most Saturday nights; 7:30 PM. One of the premier live country music shows in the nation. All shows subject tochange. Call 817.481.8733 or visit gvopry.com for updated show and ticketinformation.Aug. 25, Sept. 1 - Country Music ShowcaseAug. 18 – Give It to me StraitSept. 8 – Just DuetSept. 22 – LEGENDS: George JonesSept. 29 – Fabulous Fifties Jukebox

Nash Farm Activities & Events – Nash Farm, 626 Ball St.Enjoy old-fashioned family fun at the farm! For details, visit nashfarm.org.Sept. 1 - Labor Day Campfire Cooking; Breakfast 8–9 AM; Lunch 11 AM – 12 PM. Open to the first 15 applicants to register; $15 per person.Dec. 1 - Victorian Christmas; 3–6 PM; Free Admission. Jan. 12 & 13, 2013 – Butchering & Curing; 10 AM–2 PM; Attendance is byreservation only; $15 per applicant.

12th Annual Nash Farm Fall Round-Up – NashFarm, 626 Ball St.Oct. 20; 10 AM – 3 PM Celebrate a living history museum commemorating Grapevine’s earliest days.Activities may include wood carving, leather working, jump rope making, cotton picking, farm chores, kitchen gardening, corn shuck doll making andblacksmith demonstrations. Hayrides ($1 per person). This event is handicapaccessible; concessions available; free admission.

Grapevine Vintage Railroad – Cotton Belt Depot, 705 S. Main St.Hop aboard the Grapevine Vintage Railroad and step back in time to the 19thcentury. Saturday and Sunday: Round trip from Grapevine to the Fort WorthStockyards; departs at 1 PM. Visit gvrr.com for more information. Watch forthese special events: Friday Fun Trains: August 3, 10, 17, 24 & 31; departs at10 AM; a one-hour, fun-filled, shortened sample of our regular run! Great forfamilies with young children, schools, summer camps and other organizations. Great Train Robberies: Saturdays and Sundays, through Labor Day, 1 PM departure.Sept. 3 – Labor Day Train; 1 PMOct. 27 – Halloween Scream Train; 1 PMOct. 31 – All Hallows Eve Train; 7:30 PMNov. – Saturdays & Sundays; 1 PM

ItalianCarFest – Nash Farm, 626 Ball St.Sept. 8; 10 AM – 4 PMIf you love Italian cars, this is the event for you. Dozens of rare and vintagevehicles will be on display during this show, the largest Italian car show in theSouthwest. Italian food will be available. For details, visit italiancarfest.org.

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26th Annual GrapeFest® – Historic Downtown Grapevine Sept. 13, 14, 15 & 16Join wine novices and connoisseurs at the largest wine festival in theSouthwest. Sample award winning Texas wines at this annual event offeringfour full days of fun! You can walk down Historic Main Street and sample someof the best that the Texas wine industry has to offer, take the kids to the carnivalmidway, enjoy sensational live music and attend one of our sophisticated foodand wine affairs. For details, visit GrapevineTexasUSA.com/Grapefest.

15th Annual Butterfly Flutterby – Historic Downtown Grapevine Oct. 20; 10 AM – 2 PMFree Admission. Calling all kids – come to Grapevine to celebrate the migrationof the Monarch Butterfly from Canada to Mexico. The fun starts with a paradeof children and pets in butterfly costumes. Enjoy butterfly exhibits, gardeningseminars, and all sorts of interactive butterfly arts and crafts, exhibits andentertainment!

Hallo-Wine Trail – Historic Downtown GrapevineOct. 27; 11 AM - 5 PMGet into costume and join this wine trail for a spooky good time. The wine trail includes visits to seven wineries in Grapevine and features a chillingMurder Mystery. Clues to the mystery may be found at each winery. Visit grapevinewinetrail.com for complete details.

6th Annual Candlelight Tour of Homes – Historic Downtown Grapevine Nov. 10; 4–7 PM; $10 per personHistoric homes in Grapevine will be open to the public for touring. Severalhomes will be available for touring. For details, visitGrapevineTexasUSA.com/CandlelightTourofHomes

Lone Star Christmas, ICE! & Snow! - Gaylord Texan Resort; 1501 Gaylord TrailNov. 11, 2012 – Jan. 1, 2013Lone Star Christmas at the The Gaylord Texan will have more than 1.5 millionlights on display, a 52 foot rotating tree and lavish decorations. Imagine a14,000-square-foot structure, filled with two million pounds of “ICE!” kept atnine degrees. “ICE!” is part of the Gaylord Texan’s Lone Star Christmas celebra-tion, which features holiday activities for the entire family. The ice is being hand-carved into magical life-sized holiday monuments and sculptures. Guests willbe thrilled with the fantasy in ice, exciting slides, dramatic lighting and music.For additional information, visit GaylordTexan.com.

Christmas Capital of Texas®

There is no better place to spend Christmas than in the Christmas Capital ofTexas! Grapevine is the essence of Christmas décor, as the city is blanketedwith millions of lights, enormous decorations, animated characters, and over1,400 events. Please visit GrapevineTexasUSA.com frequently, as events areupdated as the holiday season approaches!

Carol of Lights – Town Square Gazebo, 325 S. Main St.Nov. 19; 7PMA tree lighting worthy of the “Christmas Capital of Texas! Be there to experiencethe sights, songs and sounds as the “switch is thrown” lighting hundreds ofthousands of lights throughout historic downtown Grapevine.

Light Show Spectacular – Town Square Gazebo – 325 S. Main St.Nov. 20, 2012 through Jan. 6, 2013Be sure to stop by as the Christmas Light Show Spectacular, a 25-minute synchronized light display, runs every 30 minutes starting at 6 PM at the Gazebo.

Christmas on Main – Historic Downtown GrapevineNov. 23-25; Nov. 30 - Dec. 2; Dec. 7- 9; 14-16 & 21-23Christmas on Main Street will feature jolly Christmas characters, tractor-drawnwagon rides and decorations adorning the mile-long stretch of Grapevine'sHistoric Main Street. Special guests include Ellie the Elf, Frosty the Snowman,Santa on stilts and a talking Christmas Tree. Reindeer Games, which includeamusing games like “Santa says” and “musical, colorful squares,” is yetanother fun activity for children…it provides an opportunity for youngsters tointeract and play, with fun to be had by all. Tractor-drawn wagon rides are $1per person, all ages, per ride.

Christmas Shows at the Historic Palace Theatre,300 S. Main St.

Texas Tenors With various backgrounds in the performing arts, best friends Marcus Collins,JC Fisher, and John Hagen decided to combine their individual talents andbecome The Texas Tenors. Mixing country and classical music with their ownTexas Tenor flavor, they will bring Christmas audiences to their feet. For tickets, visit palace-theatre.com or call 817.410.3100. Dec. 13, 14, 16, 20, 21& 22; 7:30 p.m.; $25 per person. Group pricing: (20 or more) $19 per person.

For more information about Grapevine’s special events and festivals, please call 817.410.3185 or visit GrapevineTexasUSA.com.

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Grapevine Opry – Palace Theatre; 300 S. Main St. - 7:30 p.m.One of the premier live country music shows in the nation! With one of themost acclaimed house bands in the Southwest, the high energy, spontaneousformat of every show perfectly compliments the truly great music for whichthe venue is known. Ticket prices are $25 per person. Group sales: 25 ticketsor more - $19. Nov. 24 – Christmas Holiday Preview ($15 per person); $10for children 12 and under.Nov. 30 – A Texas ChristmasDec. 1 - Fabulous Fifties ChristmasDec. 7 – A Texas ChristmasDec. 8 – Letters from SantaDec. 15 – Christmas WonderlandDec. 31 - New Year's Country Eve

North Pole Express® – Grapevine Vintage Railroad,705 S. Main St. Nov. 23-25; Nov. 30-Dec. 2; Dec. 7- 9; 14-16 & 21-23All aboard! Enjoy a fun-filled, 30-minute ride on the Grapevine VintageRailroad’s holiday themed train. Head down the tracks aboard the North PoleExpress, complete with carols, stories and an enchanting encounter with SantaClaus himself! So, grab your PJs and ride the Grapevine Vintage Railroad toyour Christmas dreams.

Parade of Lights – Historic Downtown GrapevineDec. 6; 7 PMThousands of merrymakers will witness an enchanting display of more than100 colorfully lighted floats that will pass through Historic DowntownGrapevine. Rolling to the tune of numerous marching bands playing holidaymusic, the Grapevine Parade of Lights is North Texas’ largest lighted Christmasparade. The parade begins at Main Street and Vine Street and heads north onMain Street to Wall Street. The parade is free and open to the public.

“Snowland” – Great Wolf Lodge, 100 Great Wolf TrailThroughout DecemberDaily snow shows inside the Grand Lobby. Appearances by Santa, holidaysing-a-longs, Santa’s workshop, Great Clock Tower holiday show and muchmore. Visit greatwolf.com for more details.

Christmas Wine Trains – Cotton Belt Depot, 705 S. Main St.Dec. 13 & 20; 7 PMGet into the holiday spirit aboard a Christmas Wine Train, featuring festive treatsand wine. The Christmas Wine Trains are open to adults 21 years and over.

After Christmas Train Rides – Grapevine Vintage Railroad, 705 S. Main St. Dec. 26-31; 1 PMWith all of the family in town, come out and hop aboard the Grapevine VintageRailroad for a step-back in time. This week only, trains run every day from theGrapevine Depot at 1 PM and travel to the historic Fort Worth Stockyards.

Valentine Wine Trail – Historic Downtown GrapevineFeb. 9 & 10, 2013; 11 AM - 5 PMLove is in the air and a romantic, heart-felt toast is underway. Feel the love ona wine tasting date -- the perfect way to spend some quality time with yoursweetheart on Valentine’s Day...or you can have good times with good wine andgood friends with a double date on the wine trail! It’s the ideal place for wineenthusiasts and romantics to celebrate the holiday of love. Join cupid on the5th annual Valentine Wine Trail, which will be held Saturday, Feb. 9 and Sunday,Feb. 10 from 11 AM to 5 PM. Visit grapevinewinetrail.com for complete details.

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For more information regarding rental facilities, please see page 39 or visit playgrapevine.com.To reserve a facility, please call 817.410.3470.

Trawick Pavilion - 2700 Darren G. Medlin TrailLocated in Oak Grove Park on Lake Grapevine, this pavilion is idealfor large family and/or corporate gatherings. The pavilion seats upto 260 people and has two large barbecue grills. Open space isavailable for games or other entertainment. Restrooms are withinshort walking distance. Trawick Pavilion is located at Oak GroveLoop and Darren G. Medlin Trail.

Jackson Pavilion (Rockledge Park) - 3501 Pavilion PlaceLocated in Rockledge Park on Lake Grapevine, this pavilion isideal for large family and/or corporate gatherings. The pavilionseats up to 260 people and has two large barbecue grills. Openspace is available for games or other entertainment. Restroomsare within a short walking distance. Jackson Pavilion is located on the North side of Lake Grapevine.

The Parks and Recreation Department offers pavilions and meeting rooms to its citizens for meetings and/or events. There is a minimalcharge for the rental of the Bessie Mitchell House and the Merlot Community Room and you must be a Grapevine resident or GrapevineBusiness Owner to reserve one of these two facilities. Non-Grapevine residents may reserve the Trawick Pavilion, Jackson Pavilion,Meadowmere Pavilion, Parr Park Pavilion, Dove Park Pavilions, Pickering Park Pavilion and Bear Creek Park Pavilion.

Meadowmere Park Pavilion - 3000 Meadowmere LaneLocated in Meadowmere Park on Lake Grapevine, this pavilion isideal for large family and/or corporate gatherings. This facilityoffers a beautiful lakeview, covered seating for up to 40 people,large grill, restrooms, and access to a great playground.



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TransportationThe Senior Activities Center provides transportation for Grapevine residents to and from the Center Monday through Friday. Also provided and scheduled by the Center are opportunities for transportation to the bank, post office, grocery shopping, and various Center activities and special events. Daily transportationreservations are required by 12 PM the preceding day.

LunchSenior Citizen Services of Greater Tarrant County, Inc. provides hot lunches that supply one-third of the RDA at 12 PM, Monday through Friday. For those under 60, the cost of the meal is $6. For those 60+ and their spouse, the meal is available for a suggested contribution of $2. Reservations are required 24 hours in advance.

Health and Nutrition EducationEducational programs provided by health care professionals. Flushots offered twice in the fall. Blood pressure checks provided byWoodridge at Grapevine Health and Rehabilitation.

SeniorMoversThis volunteer-based program assists with the medical and dental transportation needs of the Grapevine Senior population. Ridersmust be pre-registered, give 48 hours notice of need and requirevery minimal assistance. For information about this program,please call 817.410.8130.

Friends Of The Grapevine Senior Activities Center(FOGSAC)Tax deductible donations for this 501(c)(3) corporation are used toimprove technology, to supplement recurring programs and to furthereducational opportunities for seniors in the area. Please call817.410.8130 for more information.

NETSThe Northeast Transportation Service is operated by the Red Crossfor seniors 60 and over, the disabled and/or the transportation disadvantaged. Call NETS at 817.336.8714.

Project Cell Phone – 911This project places donated, usable, deactivated cellular phones intothe hands of Seniors to be used, at no charge, for emergencies only.Cell phones and their chargers may be donated and/or Seniors maypick up a cell phone at the Senior Activities Center.

VolunteersThere are many opportunities available to teach classes, providetransportation for medical needs and much more. For more information, please call 817.410.8130.

Field TripsSupper Club, Culture Club, museums, plays, concerts, exhibits, festivals, shopping, early voting and more are offered. For moreinformation, please call 817.410.8130.

Special EventsHoliday celebrations, tournaments, income tax preparation assistance, benefits counseling and more!

Grapevine Senior Citizens Advisory BoardThis City Council-appointed Board meets the first Tuesday of each even-numbered month at 3:30 PM to address senior issues in our community. This is an open meeting. Changes or cancellations will be posted on grapevinetexas.gov.

421 Church Street • 817.410.8130 • Fax 817.410.8147

Welcome 55+: The Grapevine Senior Activities Center is supported by the City of Grapevine and is open to any senior, age 55 and over.

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AARP Driver Safety (registration required) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .As scheduled/1 day from 1-5 PMAdvisory Council . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .First Wednesday at 11 AMAdvisory Council Participants Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Following day at 12:30 PMBank and Post Office Transportation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .First week of each monthBingo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tuesdays at 12:45 PMBirthday Party (reservations required) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .First Tuesday of each month at lunchBlood Pressure Checks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tuesdays at 10 AMBowling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tuesdays at 9:45 AMChair Exercise . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tuesday-Friday at 9:45 AMChorus (call for details) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Thursdays at 10:30 AMComputer Classes (must pre-register) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Registration: Sept. 24, and/or Jan. 7, 2013Culture Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .June 1, 2012-May 31, 2013Embroidery/Needlepoint . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Fridays at 10 AMFraternal Order of Plaid Shirts (FOPS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Time Varies. Please call 817.410.8130 for scheduleGo-Go Girls from Grapevine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Time Varies. Please call 817.410.8130 for scheduleGrapevine Shopping (Wal-Mart, Target, etc.) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Wednesdays at 9:45 AMGrocery Shopping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Wednesdays at 12:45 PMHot Breakfast (reservations required-$3) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Second Wednesday of each month from 8-9:30 AMKnitting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Wednesdays at 10 AMMah Jongg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mondays at 2 PMMusic Jam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mondays at 9:30 AMOil Painting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tuesdays from 10 AM-12 PMQuilting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Wednesdays at 10 AMSCS hot lunches (reservations required: suggested contribution $2) . . . . . . .Monday-Friday at 12 PMSilverSneakers® . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mondays and Wednesdays at 1 PM,

Fridays at 11 AMSilverSneakers® YogaStretch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Thursdays at 1 PMStrength Training (Fee: $10 per month) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mondays & Wednesdays at 11 AMSupper Club (location varies) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Fourth Saturday of each month (time varies)Table Games (Bridge, Dominoes, Pinochle, Pool) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Monday-Friday from 8 AM-3 PM

excluding Tuesday afternoonT’ai Chi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mondays & Fridays at 9:50 AMWalking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mon., Tue., Thurs., Fri. at 9:45 AMWatercolor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tuesdays at 12:30 PM

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Newsletter: The Grape AffairGrapevine residents age 55 or older whowould like to receive the monthly newsletter,may call 817.410.8130. If you are currentlyreceiving the newsletter and would prefer notto, please call and let us know.

SilverSneakers®

Exercises designed to increase muscularstrength and endurance and range of motion,resulting in functional improvements in posture,balance, weight transfer activities, coordination,agility, and body awareness. Hand-heldweights, elastic tubing with handles, and a ballare offered for resistance, and a chair is usedfor seated and/or standing support.Day: Mon. and Wed. at 1 PM

Fri. at 11 AM

SilverSneakers® YogaStretchYour whole body moves through a completeseries of seated and standing yoga poses.Chair support is offered to safely perform a variety of postures designed to increaseflexibility, balance and range of movement.Restorative breathing exercises and finalrelaxation will promote stress reduction andmental clarity.Day/Time: Thurs., 1 PM

Culture ClubTeaming with Artreach, we offer a variety of trips to symphonies, plays, musicals andconcerts. Become a member any time.Annual Membership:Jun. 1, 2012-May 31, 2013Fee: $10 per yearAdditional Info: Priority is given toGrapevine residents.

T’ai Chi-FREENo-impact exercise combining gentle, fluidmovements and thoughtful concentration tocreate the total mind, body and spirit workout.Day/Time: Mon. & Fri., 9:50 AM

Oil Painting-FREEDesigned for the novice as well as the advancedartist. Work on independent projects andreceive guidance from a qualified teacher.Day/Time: Tue., 10 AM

Touring LunchLearn about services and facilities related to senior interests while enjoying a progressive lunch.Day/Time: Sat., Sept.22, 9:30 AM-2 PM

Computer ClassesMany topics are covered in classes for the beginner to the advanced.Registration: Sept. 24 and/or Jan. 7, 2013Walk-Ins: 9 AM-12 PMCall-Ins: 1-2 PM

BowlingJoin a bowling-for-fun, non-league group.Meet at the SAC; transportation provided toand from Showplace Lanes. Usually 2-3games are played.Day/Time: Tue., 9:45 AM-1 PMCost: $2.25/game

Go-Go Girls from GrapevineA variety of field trips planned exclusivelyfor women on the go! Join the fun!Day/Time: VariesPlease call 817.410.8130 for schedule.

Senior Strength TrainingA great class designed for seniors to helppromote all important bone density,strength, and flexibility. A fun motivatingclass with various exercises that will make a difference and are age and multi-levelappropriate. Sitting and standing exercisesare used for a fun, healthy, overall workout.Beginners to advanced will enjoy this class.Days/Time: Mon. & Wed., 11-11:30 AMFee: $10/month

Fraternal Order of Plaid Shirts(FOPS)Join a group of gentlemen who fraternizeonce a month to enjoy a variety of tours and lunch.Days/Time: VariesPlease call 817.410.8130 for schedule.

Classic Christmas Markets withCollette VacationsThis 9-day trip features the markets in Munich,Innsbruck, Wurzburg, Nuremberg and Strasbourg.In addition, city tours highlight historic areas andpopular attractions. Detailed brochures available atthe SAC.Travel Dates: December 1-9, 2012


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The Community Activities Center offers manyleisure opportunities for the citizens ofGrapevine through its amenities, programs andactivities, promoting fitness, wellness and a higherquality of life. The Center offers two full-sized gymnasiums, two racquetball courts, a weight/cardiovascular room, locker rooms with showers,jogging track, class/meeting rooms and a gameroom. All family members five years of age andolder must purchase yearly membership ID cardsto use the Center. Before purchasing or renewinga resident or Grapevine business owner membership ID card, residents must provideproof of residency and business owners must provide a DBA certificate and documentationshowing the business’s physical address.

Facility HoursMonday-Thursday . . . . . . . . . . .5:30 AM-10 PMFriday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5:30 AM-7 PMSaturday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 AM-7 PMSunday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-6 PMLabor Day, Sept. 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 AM-7 PMThanksgiving, Nov. 22 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ClosedChristmas, Dec. 24 & 25 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ClosedNew Year’s Day, Jan. 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Closed

GymnasiumsDrop-in Basketball/Volleyball will be available during designated times. Organized practices are not permitted (excluding reservations). During freeplay, junior or official size basketballs and officialsize volleyballs may be checked out with a membership ID at the front desk.

RacquetballDrop-in play is on a first-come, first-served basis.

Both North and South racquetball courts are

available for one-hour reservations at $4 per

hour. The North court will be used as a challenge

court during posted times.

Members may reserve courts in person orby phone (817.410.3450). Reservationsmust be made at least two hours inadvance, but no more than two days inadvance. Members must complete theirfirst reservation before making anotherreservation.

Members 12 years of age and under must be

with an adult on the court. Racquets, goggles

and balls are available to check out at the

front desk.

Annual Membership FeesGrapevine Resident/Business Owner. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $35 per yearResident Family . . . . . . . . $85 per yearGuest Pass, with member. . . . . . $5 dailyOnly one guest per member, per visit.

Mandatory(Children 9 yrs. of age and under mustalways be accompanied by an adult).

Children’s Activities CenterQuality supervision and activities for children.Age-appropriate, physical and intellectually stimulating activities will be offered. Parent mustremain in the building. Reservations may bemade three days in advance.Hours: Mon.-Fri.

8:30 AM-12:30 PMAges: 3 months-6 yrs.Fees: $20/ten visits, CAC members & residents

$30/ten visits, non-residents (advance reservations required).

Weight/Cardiovascular RoomThe Grapevine Community Activities Center offersHoist weight equipment, functional trainer, freeweight benches, a Smith machine, dumb bells, top-of-the-line Precor stationary bicycles, stairclimbers, elliptical trainers, AMT and treadmills areavailable for use by individuals 16 years of ageand older. Individuals 13-15 years of age mayuse the weight room if accompanied by anadult. Children age 12 and under are notallowed access to the fitness room. No sportsbras, bare midriffs or any other clothing thatexposes the torso will be allowed in the fitnessroom. Our Cardio Theater System is designed toenhance your exercise experience. Personal training is available. No outside personal trainersreceiving compensation for services are permitted.

It is not necessary to be a member of theCommunity Activities Center to registerfor Parks & Recreation programs.


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REGISTRATION FEESFees may be paid by cash, check, Mastercard,Visa, or money order at the time of registration.Please make checks payable to the City ofGrapevine. Returned checks will be subject toa $20 charge. All program fees are regulatedaccording to the cost of the instructor, suppliesand minimum class enrollment. Some programsmay require additional fees or supplies. Noprograms are held on holidays recognized byGrapevine Parks and Recreation. All fees collected, support and finance these programs.

WAITING LISTIf the class/program you desire has alreadyfilled, staff will return your fee and keep yourregistration form. You will be notified if a spacebecomes available or a new class is formed.Program openings will be filled on a first-come,first-served basis from the waiting list.

Register Early!

REFUNDSYour satisfaction is important to us! If you are not completely satisfied with your class,please notify us. The following are generalguidelines for refunds:

1) A refund may be prorated dependentupon the date of the request. Refundsmust be requested prior to the midpointof that session.

2) All requests for refunds will be reviewedby staff.

3) A Refund Request Form must be completed in person or with a staffmember via telephone. Forms may be obtained at the Community Activities Center.

4) Refunds will be refunded back to thecredit card charged and applied to thehousehold account for future use, orprocessed and a check returned. No cash refunds.

CANCELLATIONSAll programs must have a minimum number of participants in order to be conducted. If aprogram does not meet this minimum, no laterthan 48 hours prior to the program start date,the class may cancel/combine or make any revisions necessary. A full refund will beprocessed and mailed. Please allow 3-weeksfor refund.

SPRING/SUMMER PLAYBOOKThe Spring/Summer Playbook will be availableonline at playgrapevine.com during the monthof January.

PLAYER’S NOTICEParticipants must recognize that allclasses/activities of a physical nature involvesome risk, and by registering for a class/activityof this nature there is an assumption of risk bythe participant. The City of Grapevine Parks &Recreation Department is dedicated to providingsafe facilities and equipment for all participants,as well as qualified staff and instructors. Everyeffort is made to ensure the safety of the participants and to provide them with first-classleisure activities, facilities and parks. In theevent of a serious accident or illness, it is thepolicy of the City of Grapevine to:

1) Contact Grapevine Fire DepartmentEmergency Services to perform first aid, and when necessary, recommendtransportation to a hospital;

2) Reach the parent and/or legal guardianas soon as the situation allows.

H.E.R.O. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

The H.E.R.O. Assistance Program (HelpingEveryone enjoy Recreational Opportunities)assists Grapevine citizens of all ages participate in city-sponsored recreation programs that they are unable to afford.Applicants may qualify for the program in various ways depending on household income.If you or someone you know might qualifyand benefit from this program, please call817.410.3470 for more information.(Donations to the program may be made onthe Playbook registration page 40).

PARK FACILITY – RESERVATIONSGrapevine residents and non-residents may reserveoutdoor pavilions at Parr Park, Dove Park, BearCreek Park and Pickering Park. Trawick, Jacksonand Vineyards Pavilions are on Lake Grapevine andaccommodate large parties. For indoor facilities,the Bessie Mitchell Meeting Facility and MerlotCommunity Rooms are available for Grapevineresidents and businesses only. For informationon these facilities, please call 817.410.3470.

PRICES ARE AS FOLLOWS:Weddings at Botanical Gardens $400/3 hrs. (Grapevine residents only)

Grapevine residents (only) may reserve theirwedding at the Botanical Gardens in HeritagePark. For more information, please call817.410.3470.

Parr Park Pavilion (large) (residents) $100/3 hrs. ($20 each additional hr.)

(non-residents) $150/3 hrs. ($25 each additional hr.)

Parr Park Pavilion near Sprayground (small) (residents) $30/3 hrs. ($10 each additional hr.)


Pickering Park Pavilion (residents) $100/3 hrs. ($20 each additional hr.)


Dove Park Pavilions (residents) $30/3 hrs. ($10 each additional hr.)


Bear Creek Pavilion (residents) $30/3 hrs. ($10 each additional hr.)


*Bessie Mitchell Facility $100/2 hr. (Grapevine residents only) $50 each additional hr.

*Merlot Community Room $50/hr. *(min. 2 hrs.)

**Trawick Pavilion (Grapevine residents) $330/day (non-residents Mon.-Thur.) $330/day

(non-residents Fri., Sat., Sun.) $370/day **Jackson Pavilion (Grapevine residents) $330/day

(non-residents Mon.-Thur.) $330/day(non-residents Fri., Sat., Sun.) $370/day

**Meadowmere Park PavilionMar. 1-Sept. 30 Rates (Grapevine residents) $250/day

(non-residents) $300/dayPlease call 817.410.3470 for AM and PM Rates.

For the Meadowmere Park, Jackson and TrawickPavilions, all paid reservations canceled prior to 14 days from date of event, will have a $25 cancelation fee. Any cancelations within 14 days ofthe rental, will have a $100 cancelation fee. This isa cancelation for any reason, including weather.

For The Vineyards Campground & Cabins on LakeGrapevine reservations, please call817.329.8993.

* Rates subject to change per City Council approval.

** Holiday rates may apply.


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SEASON REGISTRATION SCHEDULE

SESSION REGISTRATION DATES SESSION LENGTH BEGINS WEEK OF07 CAC Members/Residents: Aug. 19-Sept. 1 6 wks. Sept. 9

Non-Residents: Aug. 26-Sept. 1

01 CAC Members/Residents: Oct. 7-20 6 wks. Oct. 28Non-Residents: Oct. 14-20(No Classes held Nov. 23-29)

02 CAC Members/Residents: Dec. 2-15 6 wks. Jan. 6Non-Residents: Dec. 9-15

ALL CLASSES will be held at the Community Activities Center unless otherwise noted.It is not necessary to be a member of the Community Activities Center to register for parks and recreation programs.

E-Z “PLAYBOOK” CLASS REGISTRATION FORM“PLAYBOOK” · P.O. Box 95104 · Grapevine, TX 76099

Mail-in registrations are not accepted for Center memberships and Jazzercise classes. No early registrations will be accepted.

_________________________________ __________________ __________________ __________________ Head of Household Home Phone Work Phone Emergency Phone

_____________________________________________________ _________________________________________Street Address City Zip E-mail Address

NAME OF PARTICIPANT MALE/FEMALE DOB (MM/DD/YY) Class Title Class Session Start FeeCode Time

__________________________________________________________________________________________$_______

__________________________________________________________________________________________$_______

Yes ❏ No ❏ $1 H.E.R.O. Program donation (see page 39 for more info) $

PAYMENT METHOD: ❏ Mastercard ❏ Visa ❏ Check (Payable to “City of Grapevine”) ❏ Cash TOTAL $

Expiration Date ___________________

I do hereby release, absolve, indemnify, and hold harmless the City of Grapevine and its employees, activity officials, activity supervisors, any or all of them in the eventof any accident, injury or death sustained by the above named participant(s) while being transported to or from an activity, or while participating in any activity, fromany liability of any kind whatsoever. I also give permission for any photographs taken during these activities to be utilized for promotional uses by the PARD now andin the future. I, the parent or legal guardian of the above named participant, do hereby give my approval for participation in any and all of the program’s activities.

_______________________________________________ _______________________Participant/Parent/Legal Guardian Signature Date

Please call 817.410.3450 if you require special accommodations to participate in the programs for which you are registering.


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911 Plaza 2 Texan TrailAustin Oaks Park 528 Austin Creek DriveBanyan Park 350 Banyan DriveBear Creek Park 3230 S. State Hwy 360Bellaire Park 1004 Pine StreetBig Bear Creek Nature Preserve 3010 Parr LaneBotanical Gardens at Heritage Park 411 Ball ParkCannon Elementary 1300 W. CollegeC.J. Hutchins Park 1201 Cable Creek DriveCluck Park 312 Central DriveCommunity Activities Center 1175 Municipal WayConvention Center/Library 1201 Municipal WayCross Timbers Middle School 2301 Pool RoadDove Park & Pool 1509 Hood LaneDove Crossing Park 1701 Stoneway DriveDove Elementary 1932 Dove RoadFaith Christian School 730 E. WorthGlade Crossing Park 512 Westbury DriveGlade Landing Park 5201 Brettenmeadow DriveHazy Meadows Park 4300 Hazy Meadows DriveHeritage Center 701 S. Main StreetHeritage Park 200 Ball StreetHeritage Elementary 4500 Heritage RoadHighpoint Park 4121 Freeport ParkwayHorseshoe Trails Park 2099 Hood LaneIn-Line Hockey Facility 240 E. NashJackson Pavilion 3501 Pavilion Place

Katie’s Woods Park 1700 Katie’s Woods DriveLakeview Park 3850 Lakeview DriveLiberty Park 215 S. Main StreetMeadowmere Park 3000 Meadowmere LaneMeadowmere Soccer 3295 Perch Lane WestOak Grove Ballfield Complex 2520 Oak Grove Loop SouthOak Grove Soccer Complex 1299 Oak Grove Loop NorthOak Grove Softball Complex 2700 Dove Loop RoadOak Ridge Park 2590 Juniper LaneParkwood Park 1901 Woodcreek DriveParr Park 3010 Parr LanePecan Park 4200 Halmont DrivePickering Park 1901 Kimball RoadPleasant Glade Pool 1805 Hall-JohnsonRockledge Park 3600 Pilot PointSenior Activities Center 421 S. Church StreetShadow Glen Park 1815 Altacrest DriveSilverlake Elementary 1351 N. DooleySunshine Harbor Park 821 Dawn LaneThe Vineyards Campground & Cabins 1501 N. Dooley StreetTimberline Elementary 3220 Timberline RoadTown Square 325 S. Main StreetTrawick Pavilion 2700 Darren G. Medlin TrailWall-Farrar Park W.D. Tate & State Hwy 360Yorkshire Meadows Park 2710 Whitby Lane

ONLINE REGISTRATION is available online at playgrapevine.com. You must have a user ID and password, which may be obtained at the Community Activities Center. Visa or MasterCard required for payment. Due to fee structure, someclasses may not be available on-line. Due to fees not being discounted online, HERO recipients cannot register via the internet.

PHONE-IN REGISTRATION is available for households thathave previously registered for Parks and Recreation programs andare therefore already in our computer system. Payment must bemade with Visa or MasterCard. Memberships may not be processedover the phone. Please have your Playbook and credit card available to expedite registration. Please call 817.410.3450 for phone-in registrations.

FAX-IN REGISTRATION Please fax completed registrationform to 817.410.3095. Include Visa or MasterCard number andexpiration date. Available 24 hours a day. Please call 817.410.3470 for confirmation that fax was received.

DROP-OFF REGISTRATION is available 24 hours a day in theCommunity Activities Center drop box, located to the left of the frontdoors. Include registration form and payment in a sealed envelopemarked “Playbook.” Registrations will be processed the followingbusiness day.

MAIL-IN REGISTRATION must be received prior to the last day of registration unless otherwise stated. Please mail the completed registration form and payment to:

“Playbook”P.O. Box 95104 • Grapevine, TX 76099

WALK-IN REGISTRATION will be accepted at the Community Activities Center. See page 38 for hours of operation.(See “Drop-Off” instructions for your convenience.)

PARKS: ADDRESSES:


http://www.playgrapevine.com

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ADULT SPORTSMen’s Basketball Page 26Men’s Flag Football Page 26Softball Page 25Volleyball Page 25

BOTANICAL GARDENSBird Sanctuary Week Page 28Crystal Explosion Page 28Fall For Paperwhites Page 27For the Birds Page 27Greenhouse Project Page 28Insta-Pets Page 28Ooey Gooey Slime Page 28Pumpkin Patch Page 27Stir The Pot Page 27Tree Sale Page 28

FINE ARTSAdvanced Art Class Page 13Beginning Guitar Instruction Page 13Beginner/Intermediate Drum & Percussion Page 13Drawing & Pastels Page 13Guitar Private Lessons Page 13Keyboard/Piano For Beginners 1 & 2 Page 13

HEALTH & FITNESSBeginner Yoga Page 11Body Back Page 8Camp Coleman Page 11Camp Gladiator Fitness Camps Page 8Coleman Cross Training Page 11Cooking/NutritionFor Health & Fitness - NEW Page 10Core Therapy - NEW Page 11Cyclelates Page 12Early Bird Fit page 10Fencing Page 8Fit Carlyle’s Trainer’s Choice Page 10Hatha Yoga Page 11Indoor Cycling Page 12Jazzercise Page 12Jazz/Hip Hop Page 11Jump Start Your Fall Bootcamp Page 10Legends Martial Arts Page 8Lil’ Legends Karate Page 8Lunch Time Quick Fit - NEW Page 10Maxburn Fusion Page 10Mommy & Me Fit Page 10Personal Touch Page 12Personal Training Page 7 Pilates Page 12Power Pilates Plus Page 12Racquetball Page 11Strength Stretch/Powerblast Plus Page 10Strength, Stretch & Flex Page 10Stroller Strides Page 8Tae Kwon Do/Hapkido Page 8Zumba Page 11Trainer’s Choice Plus Page 10Ultimate Core Blaster Page 10Ultimate Fitness Camp Page 10White Belt Karate Page 8Winter Holiday Boot Camp Page 10

PRE-SCHOOLCACs Preschool Play Time Page 4Dance Page 6Kreative Kids Page 4Lil’ Chefs Page 4Pre-School Gymnastics Page 4Pee Wee Basketball Page 4Pre-School Gymnastics Page 4RARE Early Learners’ Day Out Page 5RARE Play School Page 5Soccer Skills Academy Page 4Tumbling for Tots Page 4

OUTDOOR RECREATIONAdventure Team Kids Page 19Family Camp Out Page 19Grapevine Golf Page 19Grapevine Tennis Page 20

Select DrillTournament ListingsTournament ToughTennis ClassesAdult Tennis Leagues

Meadowmere Park Page 19

RISE End of Summer Bash Page 19Rockledge Park Page 19

RENTAL FACILITIES Page 34

SENIOR ADULTSActivities Schedule Page 36Games, Clubs and Activities Page 37Senior Activities Center Page 35

SPECIAL EVENTS6th Annual Candlelight Tour of Homes Page 3212th Annual Nash Farm Fall Round up Page 3115th Annual Butterfly Flutterby Page 3226th Annual GrapeFest® Page 32After Christmas Train Rides Page 33What’s Great About GrapevineAnnual Photography Contest Page 30Carol of Lights Page 32Christmas Capital of Texas® Page 32Christmas on Main Page 33“Christmas at the Movies” Musical Page 33Christmas Wine Trains Page 33Daddy/Daughter Valentine Dance Page 30Pattycakes’s Bakery Presents . . .Gingerbread House Making Page 31Doggie Dive-In Page 29First Friday Film Series at the Historic Palace Theatre Page 31Grapevine Farmers Market Page 31Grapevine Live Concert Series Page 31Grapevine Market Page 31Grapevine Opry Page 31Grapevine Opry Palace Theater Page 33Grapevine Vintage Railroad Page 31GrapeYard Page 29Hallo-Wine Trail Page 32ItalianCarFest Page 31Letters to Santa Page 29Light Show Spectacular Page 32Lone Star Christmas, ICE & Snow! Page 32

Mother/Son Date Knight Page 30Nash Farm Activities & Events Page 31North Pole Express® Page 33Parade of Lights Page 33Santa Cops Page 29Snowland Page 33Sunset Concert Series at the Botanical Gardens Page 29The Vineyards Campground &Cabins on Lake Grapevine Page 30Valentine Wine Trail Page 33Volunteer at the Visitor Information Center & Festivals Page 30

SPECIAL INTEREST

Adult CPR Page 18Advanced Intermediate Gymnastics Page 14All Adult Dance Page 16Babysitter’s ARC Certification Page 18Becoming a Love & Logic Parent Page 18Beginning Gymnastics 1 Page 14Beginning Gymnastics 2 Page 14Citizen’s Police Academy Page 18\Clogging Page 16Community CPR Page 18Community First Aid & Safety Page 18Defensive Driving Page 17English 101 Page 15Family Camp Out Page 19Funscape Page 15Garage Sale Page 15Grapevine Citizen’s Fire Academy Page 16Grapevine Citizen’s Police Academy Page 18Introduction To Photography Page 16Intermediate Photography Page xxKeep Grapevine Beautiful Page 17KGVB Upcoming Events Page 17National Night Out Page 17Parenting 101 - NEW Page 14R.A.D. Systems Page 17Runners and Walkers Club Page 18Special Needs Gymnastics - NEW Page 14Texas Concealed Handgun Page 17Training Your Teenage Dog Page 15Volunteerism in Grapevine Page 15

YOUTH SPORTSFall Youth Basketball Team Leagues Page 22Fall Girls’ Youth Volleyball Page 22Grapevine-Southlake Soccer Assoc. Page 24Grapevine Baseball Page 24Softball AssociationGrapevine Youth Wrestling Page 24Grapevine Colleyville Page 24Youth Football AssociationHigher Goals Basketball Camp Page 21T.A.A.F. Page 21Winter Youth Basketball Page 23

COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES CENTERGeneral Information Page 38

POLICIES/REGISTRATION/PARKSRequirements, Registration Schedules,Registration Forms, and Parks Pages 39-41


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Medium Campground of the YearThe Vineyards Campground & Cabins 2011 TACO

Best Website of the YearThe Vineyards Campground & Cabins 2011 TACO

Best Rated Campground of the YearThe Vineyards Campground & Cabins 2011 ARVC

Sports Field of the YearField A – Oak Grove 2011 TTA

Part-time Employee of the YearCameron Powell 2011 TRAPS

Recreation ProgrammingSadie Hawkins Mother/Son 2011 TRAPS

Innovation in Parks Maintenance (Region 2 & 3)Christmas Drum 2011 TRAPS

Maintenance Achievement Award (State)Christmas Drum 2011 TRAPS

Lonestar Programming Award Class IVThe GrapeYard 2011 TRAPS

Gold Medal City Award Class IVGrapevine Parks & Recreation 2011 TRAPS

Professional of the Year Region IVJaycob Kirkpatrick 2011 TAAF

Keep Texas Beautiful Board AppointeeMary Jo Tellin 2012 KTB

Organizations:

ARVC – National Association of RV Parks & Campgrounds

TAAF – Texas Amateur Athletic Federation

TTA – Texas Turfgrass Association

TACO – Texas Association of Campground Owners

TRAPS – Texas Recreation & Park Society


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