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Middletown Recreation & Community Services

Recreation Division

SUMMER BROCHURE

Featuring activities running from May 1 - August 31

With information & registration for youth day camps

KIDS ARTS 2018 REGISTRATION FORMS

Available through the Middletown Public Schools, the Arts Office or online:

www.middletownct.gov/arts

Call: 860.638.4510 or email: [email protected]

61 Durant Terrace

Middletown, CT 06457

Phone: 860.638.4500 Fax: 860.344.3319

www.middletownct.gov/recreation

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MIDDLETOWN RECREATION

& COMMUNITY SERVICES

PROGRAMS ARE HELD AT THE

FOLLOWING SITES:

Bielefield 70 Maynard Street

Farm Hill 390 Ridge Road

Lawrence Kaplan Drive

Macdonough 66 Spring Street

Moody 300 Country Club Road

Spencer 207 Westfield Street

Snow 299 Wadsworth Street

Wesley Wesleyan Hills Road

Keigwin 99 Spruce Street

Woodrow Wilson 370 Hunting Hill Ave

Middletown High 200 LaRosa Lane

Senior & Community Center:

61 Durant Terrace

CITY OF MIDDLETOWN

Mayor Daniel T. Drew Recreation and Community Services

Commission

Chair: Phil Pessina Commissioners:

Mary Bartolotta Lucy Bettencourt Akbar Coffy Ed Dypa Lincoln Everest Matt Fraulino

Anthony Jaskot Mitchell Motlagh Sal Uccello

GENERAL INFORMATION OFFICE HOURS:

SENIOR & COMMUNITY CENTER:

Monday-Friday, 8:30 am until 4:30 pm excluding state and federal holidays.

PARKS OFFICE:

Monday-Friday 7:00 am - 3:30 pm

MEDICAL:

The City of Middletown has liability insurance but does not carry accident insurance for participants. Personal health and accident insurance is recommended. All participants must sign our medical release parental permission slip form before participating in our programs. For participants under the age of eighteen a parental signature is required.

RESIDENT/NONRESIDENT:

Resident and nonresident taxpayers will be given priority in registering for Middletown Recreation programs. Nonresident taxpayers are defined as individuals owning real estate in the City of Middletown in accordance with 214-40 B (2) of the Middletown Code of Ordinance.

RETURNED CHECKS:

There is a $10.00 fee for a returned check.

RECEIPTS:

No receipts will be mailed unless a self-addressed, stamped envelope is provided. Please provide a valid email address, so we can email you your receipt.

KEEP IN MIND…

Programs and fees are contingent on available

funding.

The Recreation & Community Services Staff

has made every effort to prepare this brochure as

accurately as possible. However, due to publication

deadlines, program information may

require that adjustments be made to programs,

fees, schedules, etc.

For the most up to date version of our

brochure please visit our website:

www.middletownct.gov/current brochure

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OTHER CONTACT NUMBERS:

Animal Control 860.638.4030

Wadsworth Mansion 860.347.1064

Wadsworth State Park 860.344.2950

Chamber of Commerce 860.347.6924

Dept. of Energy and 860.424.3000 Environmental Protection

RECREATION DIVISION : 61 Durant Terrace

Phone Number

Office Main 860.638.4500

Office Fax 860.344.3319

Acting Director: Debbie Stanley 860.638.4501

Recreation Supervisor: Karen Nocera 860.638.4502

Recreation Supervisor: Dean Wilborn 860.638.4503

Program/Budget Analyst: Jody Krupa 860.638.4508

Email: [email protected]

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MCA/ARTS OFFICE

245 deKoven Drive

Coordinator: Stephan Allison 860.638.4510

www.middletownct.gov/arts

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ADULT & YOUTH LEAGUE CONTACTS:

Ahern Whalen Baseball:

Greg Brooks 860.836.3258

Ed Wilcox 860.346.5379

Women’s Softball

Terry Carta 860.343.0555

Men’s Softball

Greg Post 203.427.5377

Middletown Little League:

Andy Pretash 860.704.9461

www.middletownctlittleleague.org

Middletown Youth Football & Cheerleading:

www.themiddletowntigers.com

[email protected]

Middletown Youth Soccer:

Steve Crouch 860.347.9397

www.middletownsoccer.org

Middletown Youth Lacrosse:

Pete Susi 860.469.5290

[email protected]

www.middletownyouthlacrosse.org

Prof. Gallitto Youth Basketball:

Coed Grades K-2: Recreation Division 860.638.4503

Boys Grades 3-8: Ron Brown 860.347.1766

Girls Grades K-8: Harold Panciera 860.346.6697

www.middletownsports.org

Department Contact Information

RECREATION DIVISION

61 Durant Terrace

Office 860.638.4500

Office Fax 860.344.3319

Director: Cathy Lechowicz 860.638.4505

Manager : Debbie Stanley 860.638.4501

Recreation Supervisor: Karen Nocera 860.638.4502

Recreation Supervisor: Dean Wilborn 860.638.4503

Program/Budget Analyst: Jody Picard 860.638.4508


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SENIOR DIVISION

Senior & Community Center

Office 860.638.4540

Office Fax 860.344.3319

Director: Cathy Lechowicz 860.638.4505

Manager: Ann Gregg 860.638.4548

Coordinator: Heidi Geores 860.638.4541

Specialist: Laura Runte 860.638.4542


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PARKS DIVISION OF PUBLIC WORKS

319 Butternut Street

Office 860.638.4520

Office Fax 860.343.8097

Parks Superintendent: Brian Young 860.638.4522

Parks Clerk: Christina Giurintano 860.638.4521

Field Conditions/Cancellations 860.344.3552

Field/Park Reservations 860.638.4520

Park Hours Parks open sunrise

to sunset for walk-ins

December 1 - February 28

Gates open 8:00 am and close at 2:30 pm.

March 1 - November 30

Gates open at 8:00 and close at sunset.

Only Vet’s Memorial Park remains open

at all times.

Middletown Rec

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.middletownyouthlacrosse.org

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www.middletownct.gov/webtrac It is my first time participating in a Recreation program.

How do I register online?

1. Visit www.middletownct.gov/webtrac

2. Create an account for your household

3. Be sure to add ALL your family members when creating an account

4. Select the family member and the activities you want to register for

5. Click “Add to Cart” located next to activity description

6. Click “Enroll Now” to begin checkout process

7. Submit payment with a debit/credit card

8. We accept Visa or MasterCard

I have participated in Recreation programs in the past, but can not remember my log-in.


1. Please call the office to have your account username and password emailed to you

2. Be prepared to confirm the email address we have in the system

3. Visit www.middletownct.gov/webtrac

4. Log in using the credentials that were emailed to you

5. Select activities by clicking “Add to Cart,” located next to “Activity description”




Which form do I use if not registering on line?

Use Youth Day Camp Registration Form on pages 10 for vacation camps

Use Youth Day Camp Registration Forms on pages 19 & 20 for youth day camps

Use General Registration Form on page 9 for all other programs, unless otherwise indicated.

It is my first time participating in a Recreation program.


Visit https://webtrac.middletownct.gov

1. Create an account for your household

2. Middletown residents must provide proof of residency to our office

3. Be sure to add ALL your family members when creating an account

4. Select the family member and the activities you want to register for

5. Click “Add to Cart” located next to activity description




I have participated in Recreation programs in the past, but can not remember my log-in.


1. Please call the office to have your account username and password emailed to you

2. Be prepared to confirm the email address we have in the system

Visit https://webtrac.middletownct.gov

1. Log in using the credentials that were emailed to you

2. Select activities by clicking “Add to Cart,” located next to “Activity description”




Which form do I use if not registering on line?

Use Youth Day Camp Registration Forms on pages 17 & 18 for youth day camps

Use General Registration Form on page 8 for all other programs, unless otherwise indicated.

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REGISTRATION INFORMATION

It is the participant (s) and/or parent (s)/guardian (s) responsibility to have knowledge of and to adhere to our policies. By signing our registration forms you agree to and accept our policies. Unless otherwise noted, many of our programs are open to non-resident.

PAYMENT: We accept cash, check, money orders, Visa, and MasterCard.

You are only registered for programs that are paid in full at time of registration.

ELECTRONIC VERSIONS: You can find the most updated brochure, copies of all forms,

and register online on the city’s website: www.middletownct.gov/recreation

1. www.middletownct.gov

2. Click “Departments” Tab

3. Click “Recreation and Community Services”

4. Click “Recreation Services”

5. For printable copies of forms, click: “Registration Information”

PROGRAM CHANGES/CANCELLATIONS:

Registration changes MUST be done in writing at least one week before the program begins.

You may do so in one the following manners:

Fax the changes to the Recreation Office at 860.344.3319

Email [email protected]

Mail or drop off the changes to 61 Durant Terrace

Or drop off using our mail box by the front entrance.

It is the intent of our department that all participants enjoy their participation in our programs.

We do not allow refunds after a program starts or for circumstances beyond the control of the

department (i.e. weather, equipment failure, illness). Refund information and deadlines are

different for some programs, depending on the start date. If Recreation cancels a program and

a suitable program for a participant cannot be found, the full fee will be refunded.

OVER/UNDER ENROLLMENT: Most programs have minimum and maximum enrollments. Programs that do not reach a minimum size will be cancelled. A waiting list will be established for fully enrolled programs and additional sections may be added.

$25 Cancellation Fee will be charged for all refunds.

BUS TRIPS ARE NONREFUNDABLE.

For the most up to date version of our brochure please visit our website

https://www.middletownct.gov/recreation

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

It is the participant (s) and/or parent (s)/guardian (s) responsibility to have knowledge of and to adhere to our policies. By signing our Registration forms you agree to and accept our policies. Unless otherwise noted, many of our programs are open to nonresident.

PAYMENT: We accept cash, check, money orders, Visa, and MasterCard.

You are only registered for programs that are paid in full at time of registration

ELECTRONIC VERSIONS: You can find the most updated brochure, copies of all forms,

and register online on the city’s website: www.middletownct.gov/recreation

1. www.middletownct.gov/recreation

2. For printable copies of forms, click: “Registration Information”

PROGRAM CHANGES/CANCELLATIONS:

Registration changes MUST be done in writing at least one week before the program begins.

You may do so in one the following manners:

Email [email protected]

Mail or drop off the changes to 61 Durant Terrace

Or drop off using our mail box by the front entrance.

Fax the changes to the Recreation Office at 860.344.3319

It is the intent of our department that all participants enjoy their participation in our programs.

We do not allow refunds after a program starts or for circumstances beyond the control of the

department (i.e. weather, equipment failure, illness). Refund information and deadlines are

different for some programs, depending on the start date. If Recreation cancels a program and

a suitable program for a participant cannot be found, the full fee will be refunded.

OVER/UNDER ENROLLMENT: Most programs have minimum and maximum enrollments. Programs that do not reach a minimum size will be cancelled. A waiting list will be established for fully enrolled programs and additional sections may be added.

$25 Cancellation Fee will be charged for all refunds.

BUS TRIPS ARE NONREFUNDABLE.

For the most up to date version of our brochure please visit our website

https://www.middletownct.gov/currentbrochure

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Recreation and Community Services Department

Mission Statement The Recreation & Community Services Department will enhance the quality of life for all Middletown resident with regard

to recreational, athletic, leisure, and senior services. Through community partnerships, long range planning, and

professional management, the Department is committed to the highest level of equitable service, integrity, safety, and

fiscal management. The Department will enhance the dignity of seniors while supporting their wellness and independence

and encouraging their community involvement.

Inclusion Mission Statement

The Middletown Recreation and Community Services Department recognizes the value of including people with all levels

of ability as a means of strengthening our community and providing a recreational choice. We provide opportunities for

people with and without disabilities to experience recreation together. We strive to enhance each individual’s potential

for full and active participation through specialized programs designed for those who need more assistance.

For specific information concerning policy and programming, please call our office at 860.638.4500.

Please allow a minimum of ten days for our department to make accommodations.

The Mayor’s Committee Concerning People with Disabilities (CCPD)

is an organization of citizen volunteers dedicated to helping Middletown become fully

accessible for all people. The Committee is dedicated to awareness, concern, communication,

encouragement, service and support. The CCPD meets the first Tuesday of the month at 6:00pm,

in the Conference Room at The Senior and Community Center, 61 Durant Terrace.

Connecticut Trees of Honor Memorial

Run for the Fallen CT is pleased to announce that the run will be held in Middletown, CT.

We invite all runners volunteers and visitors to attend this very special event supporting

our fallen heroes and their families.

Saturday, September 15, 2018

Run/Walk 6:00am - 2:30pm

Ceremony 2:30-3:30pm

http://runforthefallenct.org/

http://cttreesofhonor.com/about-the-memorial/

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Please review the “Participation Rules” so you are familiar with the program’s expectations prior to arrival.

Be advised that any participant that does not comply with these rules may be removed from the program.

In order to ensure the safety of our participants and to provide the most rewarding and enjoyable recreation

experience we can, we must insist on a standard of behavior that includes the following:

Participants must respect staff, other participants and equipment, at all times.

Participants must practice fair play, honesty, and good sportsmanship.

Participants must be able to cooperate in a large group setting.

Participants must follow instructions and rules.

Participants must be aware of obvious dangers (roads, water, etc.).

Participants must be able to interact positively with fellow participants and staff.

Participants must be able to use the bathroom independently.

Participants must stay with their group and listen to the staff members.

The following will not be allowed and will be grounds for dismissal:

Inappropriate, disrespectful, uncooperative or disruptive behavior

Abusive language and inappropriate gestures

Injuring another participant, staff or person through an inappropriate action

Fighting or putting your hands on any other person in a harmful or inappropriate way

Throwing things in anger

Biting, spitting on others, equipment or property

Stealing or misuse of property

Bringing cigarettes (under 18) alcohol, drugs, firearms, knives or weapons of any sort to a recreation program

Any other behavior that the City of Middletown deems disruptive to its programs or compromises the safety of others

We understand that parents/guardians and participants will be held responsible for participants

actions at recreation programs. We understand that part of the recreation experience involves

activities and interactions that may be new to participants and that they come with certain risks.

** By signing the Registration forms, you acknowledge these rules.**

PARTICIPATION RULES

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PARTICIPANT:

Name: First ___________________Last __________________

D.O.B.___________/_________/_______ Age______ M F

Street Address:

________________________________________________

City ______________________________ Zip___________

Phone: 1_____________ -_________-___________

2_____________ -_________-___________

3_____________ -_________-___________

Please see registration information on page 5

MEDICAL RELEASE/PARENTAL PERMISSION: In order to

participate in Recreation and Community Services Department Programs,

I understand and agree that recreation programs can be physically demanding,

but I have the physical ability needed to participate. In the event photos are

taken or videos recorded, I hereby give permission for the Recreation and

Community Services Department to use said photos and recorded videos in

promotional literature, social media including but not limited to brochures and

flyers. In the event of an emergency and the parent/guardian/emergency

contact person cannot be reached, I hereby give permission to be transported

(or for my child to be transported) to the Middlesex Hospital or any nearby

medical facility. It is hereby understood and agreed that I shall assume full

financial responsibility for any costs over and above that which is not covered

by my health insurance. To the fullest extent permitted by law, I agree to in-

demnify and hold harmless the City of Middletown and its employees from

any injuries or damages caused by or resulting from participation in these

programs. A photocopy of this waiver form with my signature shall be

considered as valid as the original.

PARENTAL PERMISSION (If under 18 years): I hereby give permission

for my child to participate in Middletown Recreation Division Programs.

I understand the programs are physically demanding, but I feel my child

has the ability.

REFUND POLICY: I understand and agree that no refunds will be given after

the program starts or for circumstances beyond the control of the

Recreation Division (e.g. weather, equipment failure, illness, etc.).

BUS TRIPS/LADY KATHARINE CRUISE/WESLEYAN WALKING

MEDICAL EMERGENCY INFORMATION: I understand and agree that

the Middletown Recreation Division provides these programs in conjunction

with bus and boat tour company vendors and Wesleyan University. Recreation

Division offers no medical personnel on these vessels or on-site for

emergencies. I understand and agree that no refunds will be given for bus

trips.

PARTICIPANT BEHAVIOR RULES: I have read and acknowledge receipt

of the participant’s behavior rules on page 7 and understand failure to follow

these rules may result in immediate dismissal from recreational programs with

no refund fees.

CONTESTS: I understand that the City of Middletown has the right to post

my photographs or artwork online or in print form. I also understand that

submitted materials will not be returned.

Parent Legal Guardian 1st Contact:

Name: First _________________Last __________________

Street Address: ______________________________________

City__________________________ Zip_________________

Phone: 1__________ -_________-___________

2__________ -__________-__________

Parent Legal Guardian 2nd Contact:

Name: First _________________Last __________________

Street Address:

_________________________________________________

City__________________________ Zip_________________

Phone: 1__________ -__________-__________

2__________ -__________-__________

Program Names & Dates Program # Fee

Please consider a donation to

our “Send A Child To Camp”

#100000

$

TOTAL

Applicant Signature (Over 18) OR Parent/Legal Guardian Signature (Under 18):

__________________________________ Date:_________ Email: ________________@_________._____

Office use only: Date ______ Staff initials ______ $ Rcvd.______ Ck#_____ Cash____ Credit Card ____ Scanned_______

GENERAL REGISTRATION FORM

I give my permission for the following people to pick up my

child, in addition to all contacts listed on this application.

1. Name __________________________________

Phone Number ______________________________

2. Name __________________________________

Phone Number ______________________________

3. Name __________________________________

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Monday - Friday 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Swimming Lessons

Monday - Friday 12:00 pm – 2:00 pm Camp Swim

Monday - Friday 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm Public Swim

Monday - Friday 4:30 pm – 6:30 pm Swim Team Practice

Monday - Friday

6:00 pm - 6:30 pm

Small end only

Public Swim

Monday - Friday 6:30 pm - 7:45 pm Public Swim

Saturday - Sunday 12:00 pm - 7:45 pm Public Swim

VETERAN’S MEMORIAL PARK & POOL Walnut Grove Road 860.347.6171

Tentative Dates of Operation: Pool opening Saturday June 23 and closing Sunday August 12

Pool Passes are available at Veteran’s Pool or The Recreation Office.

Pool Pass application is on Page 11

Wednesday, July 4th Public Swim will be 12:05 pm to 4:30 pm and 6:00 - 7:45 pm

Beginning August 6, Veteran’s Memorial Pool will close at 7:15 pm on a daily basis

Wading Pool is open during swim team practice and swimming lessons. .

SWIM GRADUATION DATES: June 29, July 13, July 27 & August 10

NO PUBLIC SWIM from 6:30 - 7:30 pm on swim graduation dates.

McCUTCHEON PARK AT CRYSTAL LAKE 860.343.8010

Swimming for Middletown Residents only

McCutcheon Park is located on Livingston Road in Middletown

Dates of Operation: Monday June 25 - Sunday August 12

Public Swim: Every day 11:30 am until 7pm

Middletown Residents please show your license at the gate and you will be allowed to enter.

Daily

Admission

Resident

Fees

Non Resident

Fees

Child 3 - 17 2.00 4.00

Adult 18 - 59 4.00 8.00

Senior 60+ 0.00 4.00

Passes Resident

Fees

Non Resident

Fees

Individual 15.00 30.00

Family 25.00 50.00

Senior 60+ 0.00 30.00

GENERAL SWIMMING INFORMATION

VETERAN’S POOL & McCUTCHEON PARK/CRYSTAL LAKE

Monday - Friday 9:00 – 12:00 pm Swimming Lessons

Monday - Friday 12:00 – 2:00 pm Camp Swim

Monday - Friday 1:30 – 4:30 pm Public Swim

Monday - Friday 4:30 – 6:30 pm Swim Team Practice

Monday - Friday 6:00 - 6:30 pm Small End only

6:00 - 7:45 pm

Public Swim

Saturday - Sunday 12:00 – 7:45 pm Public Swim

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Registration

Please use Swim Registration

form on pages 11 & 12

Resident: $ 75

Nonresident: $ 85

Swimmers are required to

complete one 25 yard length

of the pool prior to joining

Fees cover preseason

and regular season

Registration # 233108-87

Email:

[email protected]

Website:

http://vetsswimteam.wix.com/vets

Meets:

Primarily on weekday evenings

Additional practices may be

scheduled

Goggles recommended

Preseason

May 22nd to June 14th

Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and

Thursdays, 5pm– 7pm

Woodrow Wilson Middle School

Regular Season

June 18 to August 3

Practices:

Monday – Friday

9:00-11:00am and/or 4:30-6:30pm

At Veterans’ Memorial Pool

Monday, May 21

Swim Team

Parent meeting

@ 6pm - 7:30pm

The Senior and

Community Center

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Middletown Residents may use this pass for admission to the January thru March Sunday Rec Swim at the WWMS Pool.

Middletown Resident: $25 a family $15 an individual Free for Seniors 60+

Nonresident: $50 a family $30 an individual $30 Senior 60+

1. Proof of Middletown residency must be provided with completed application: copy of driver’s license

real estate tax bill, or utility bill with name and address. P.O. Boxes will not be accepted.

2. Mail or walk in this application to: Middletown Recreation 61 Durant Terrace

3. Or you may register at Veteran’s Memorial Pool. We cannot process passes online. 6 family members max

(1) First Name________________________________MI_______Last__________________________________

DOB: ____ /_____ /_____ Gender: _____ Email: ____________________________________@_______

Street Address: ___________________________________________Town______________Zip_______________

Phone: Home _____________________ Work _____________________ Cell_____________________________

FAMILY MEMBERS LIVING IN HOUSEHOLD - ALL RESIDING AT THE SAME ADDRESS

(2)Name: __________________________________________________ DOB: _____ /_____ / _____ gender: ____

(3)Name: __________________________________________________ DOB: _____ /_____ /_____ gender: _____

(4)Name: ___________________________________________________DOB: _____ /_____ /_____ gender: ____

(5)Name: ___________________________________________________DOB: _____ /_____ /_____ gender: ____

(6)Name: ___________________________________________________DOB: _____ /_____ /_____ gender: ____

MEDICAL RELEASE/PARENTAL PERMISSION FORM: I hereby give permission for the above registered family

member (s) to participate in the Middletown Recreation Programs. In the event photos are taken I hereby give

permission for the Recreation Division to use said photos in promotional literature, including but not limited to, social

media, brochures and flyers. I understand and agree that recreation programs can be physically demanding but, I feel

we have the physical ability needed to participate. In the event of an emergency and the parent/guardian/or contact

person cannot be reached, I hereby give permission for any registered family member to be transported to the Middlesex

Hospital or any nearby medical facility. It is hereby understood and agreed that I shall assume full financial

responsibility for any costs over and above that which is not covered by my health insurance. To the fullest extent

permitted by law, I agree to indemnify and hold harmless the City of Middletown and its employees from any injuries

or damages caused by or resulting from participation in this program. A photo static copy of this waiver form with my

signature shall be considered as valid as the original. REFUND POLICY: I understand and agree that no refunds will be

given after the program starts or for circumstances beyond the control of the Recreation Division (e.g. weather, equip-

ment failure). PARTICIPATION RULES : I agree that I have read and will abide by the Participation Rules on page 7.

Participant/Parent /Legal Guardian Signature _____________________________________________

Email address _________________________________

Office use only:

Date ______ Staff initials ______ $ Rcvd.______ Ck#_____ Cash____ Credit Card ____ Scanned_______

Veteran’s / WWMS Pool Pass Form June 2018 – March 2019

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Session One: June 25 - June 29

Fees reduced to half for session 1( this session is only 5 days).

Session Two: July 2 - July 13

Session Three: July 16 - July 27

Session Four: July 30 - August 10

Fees Resident Nonresident

1st Child $40/session $80/session

2nd Child $20/session $80/session

Additional Child $10/session $80/session

YOUTH SWIM LESSONS

If space is available, nonresident registrations will be

accepted, beginning April 16, 2018.

Swim Registration will be cut off at 4:00 PM the Friday

before the lesson begins.

To participate in a swim program, the child must

be the eligible age by December 31, 2018

TOTS & ADULTS Ages 2-3

Time: 11:35 am. - 12:05 pm

Activity # 233108 Section #’s 11, 12, 13, 14

This class is designed to help children become comfortable in the

water and develop a willingness to swim. Skill emphasis is on

entering & exiting, safety, and movement through the water. An adult

must participate with the child. Diapers aren’t allowed in the water.

TOTS Ages 4 - 5

Dates: Class available Sessions 1 thru 4 or

Saturdays June 23 thru August 11

Time: 11:00 am -11:30 am

Activity # 233108 Section #’s 233108 21, 22, 23, 24

Time: 11:35 am-12:05 pm


This class is designed to help children adjust to the water and acquire

confidence through kicking, arm movements, blowing bubbles,

jumping and floating skills. Participants must be toilet trained.

LEVEL ONE Ages 6 to 13

Time: 9 am- 9:35 am


Time: 9:40 am - 10:15 am.


Time: 10:20 am - 10:55 am


Skill emphasis is on front & back crawl strokes, rhythmic breathing,

gliding, treading water, floating and safety.

LEVEL TWO Prerequisite: pass Level One

Time: 9 am - 9:35 am


Time: 9:40 am - 10:15 am


Time: 10:20 am - 10:55 am


LEVEL THREE Prerequisite: pass Level Two

Time: 10:00 am - 10:45 am

Activity # 233 108 Section #’s 70, 71, 72, 73

Time: 11:00 am - 11:45 am


Review of safety skills and equipment usage, introduction to

sidestroke & butterfly, emphasis on endurance in front & back

crawl and breaststroke. Child must have passed Level Two.

LEVEL FOUR Prerequisite: pass Level Three

Time: 9:00 am - 9:45 am


This class covers the four racing strokes - freestyle,

backstroke, butterfly, & breaststroke - turns, and

endurance. Child must have passed Level Three.

Parents are asked not to stay in the pool area during

swim lessons except for the Tots and Adults class.

There are picnic tables next to the wading pool, which is

open during swim lessons.

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PARTICIPANT:

Name: First ___________________Last __________________

D.O.B.___________/_________/_______ Age______ M F

Street Address:

________________________________________________

City ______________________________ Zip___________

Phone: 1__________ -_________-___________

2__________ -__________-__________

3__________ -__________-__________

Please see registration information on page 5

Are there any special circumstances staff should be aware of to better

assist this participant?

_________________________________________________________


Name: First _________________Last __________________

Street Address:

_________________________________________________

City__________________________ Zip_________________

Phone: 1__________ -_________-__________

2__________ -_________-__________

3__________ -_________-__________


Name: First _________________Last __________________

Street Address:

_________________________________________________

City__________________________ Zip_________________

Phone: 1__________ -__________-___________

2__________ -__________-___________

3__________ -__________-___________

Parent Legal Guardian 3rd Contact:

Name: First _________________Last __________________

Phone: 1__________ -__________-___________

2__________ -__________-___________

3__________ -__________-___________

MEDICAL RELEASE/PARENTAL PERMISSION FORM: I hereby

give permission for my child to participate in the Middletown Recreation and

Community Services Swim Program. In the event photos are taken, I hereby

give permission for the Recreation and Community Services Department to use

said photos in promotional literature, including but not limited to social media,

brochures and flyers. I understand and agree that swimming programs can be

physically demanding, but I feel my child has the physical ability needed to

participate. In the event of an emergency and the Parent/Guardian cannot be

reached, I hereby give permission for my child to be transported to

Middlesex Hospital or any nearby medical facility. It is hereby understood

and agreed that I shall assume full financial responsibility for any costs

beyond that which is covered by my health insurance. To the fullest extent

permitted by law, I agree to indemnify and hold harmless the City of Middletown

and its employees from any injuries or damages caused by or resulting from

participation in this program. A photocopy of this waiver form with my signature

shall be considered as valid as the original.

REFUND POLICY: I understand and agree that no refunds will be

given after the lesson starts or for circumstances beyond the control

of the Recreation and Community Services Department (e.g. weather, vandalism).

PARTICIPATION RULES : I hereby agree that I have read and will abide

by the Participation Rules outlined on page 7.

Please turn the page to complete the application!

Required

Parent/Legal Guardian

Signature

_________________________

Email Address _______________________________________

Swim Registration deadline is 4:00 pm the Friday

before the lesson begins.

No refunds will be given after the lesson begins.

SWIM REGISTRATION FORM

Office use only:

Date ________ Staff Initials ________

$ Rcvd. _______ Cash _______

Check#_______ Credit Card _________

Scanned________

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Swimming Lessons/Swim Team Registration Form (cont.)

1st 2nd Section Dates Days Time

11 6/25 - 6/29 M - F 11:35 –12:05

12 7/2 - 7/13 M - F 11:35 –12:05

13 7/16 - 7/27 M - F 11:35 –12:05

14 7/30 - 8/10 M - F 11:35 –12:05


21 6/25 - 6/29 M-F 11:00 -11:30

22 7/2 - 7/13 M-F 11:00 - 11:30

23 7/16 - 7/27 M-F 11:00 - 11:30

24 7/30 - 8/10 M-F 11:00 - 11:30

25 6/18 - 6/29 M - F 11:35 –12:05

26 7/2- 7/13 M - F 11:35 –12:05

27 7/16 - 7/27 M - F 11:35 –12:05

28 7/30 - 8/10 M - F 11:35 –12:05


29 6/23 - 8/11 Sat. Noon – 12:30


31 6/25 - 6/29 M - F 9 – 9:35

32 7/2 - 7/13 M - F 9 – 9:35

33 7/18 - 7/27 M - F 9 – 9:35

34 7/30 - 8/10 M - F 9 – 9:35

35 6/18 - 6/29 M - F 9:40 – 10:15

36 7/2 - 7/13 M - F 9:40 – 10:15

37 7/16 - 7/27 M - F 9:40 – 10:15

38 7/30 - 8/10 M - F 9:40 – 10:15

39 6/18 - 6/29 M - F 10:20 – 10:55

40 7/2- 7/13 M - F 10:20 – 10:55

41 7/16 - 7/27 M - F 10:20 – 10:55

42 7/30 - 8/10 M - F 10:20 – 10:55


50 6/25 - 6/29 M - F 9 – 9:35

51 7/2 - 7/13 M - F 9 – 9:35

52 7/16 - 7/27 M - F 9 – 9:35

53 7/30 - 8/10 M - F 9 – 9:35

54 6/18 - 6/29 M - F 9:40 – 10:15

55 7/2 - 7/13 M - F 9:40 – 10:15

56 7/16 - 7/27 M - F 9:40 – 10:15

57 7/30 - 8/10 M - F 9:40 – 10:15

58 6/18 - 6/29 M - F 10:20 – 10:55

59 7/2 - 7/13 M - F 10:20 – 10:55

60 7/13 - 7/27 M - F 10:20 – 10:55

61 7/30 - 8/10 M - F 10:20 – 10:55


70 6/25 - 6/29 M - F 10 – 10:45

71 7/2 - 7/13 M - F 10 – 10:45

72 7/16 - 7/27 M - F 10 – 10:45

73 7/30 - 8/10 M - F 10 – 10:45

74 6/18 - 6/29 M - F 11 – 11:45

75 7/2 - 7/13 M - F 11 – 11:45

76 7/16 - 7/27 M - F 11 – 11:45

77 7/30 - 8/10 M - F 11 – 11:45


80 6/25 - 6/29 M - F 9 – 9:45

81 7/2 - 7/13 M - F 9 – 9:45

82 7/16 - 7/27 M - F 9 – 9:45

83 7/30 - 8/10 M - F 9 – 9:45

Section Dates Days Times

87 Preseason 5/8 - 6/16 M-F T.B.D.

87 Regular Season 6/18 - 8/3 M-F 9:00 -11:00 am

4:30 - 6:30 pm

PLEASE X YOUR 1ST AND 2ND CHOICES FOR SWIM LESSONS

Tots and Adults – Ages 2 & 3

Tots - Ages 4 & 5

Tots - Ages 4 & 5 - Saturday

Level One Ages 6 - 13

Level Two Ages 6 - 13

Level Three Ages Up to 13

Level Four Ages Up to 13

Swim Team

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SUMMER YOUTH DAY CAMP PROGRAM INFORMATION

ABOUT OUR PROGRAMS

We are busy all day with arts & crafts, board games,

team games, special events, field trips and swimming.

Swimming is provided at Veterans Memorial Pool or

Crystal Lake weekly. Sites may be subject to change.

Transportation is provided to all youth day programs,

except Late Summer Fun and Instructional Basketball.

HOW TO REGISTER FOR YOUTH DAY CAMP:

A. Mail or Walk in: Use Youth Day Camp Registration Form

B. Online: https://webtrac.middletownct.gov. Click “Day Camps”

C. Instructions on page 4 for on-line Registration. Residents Only.

DEADLINES:

Registration closes in the office at 4:00 pm the WEDNESDAY before the

program begins, providing that spaces are still available. Registrations closes

online at 11:59 pm the WEDNESDAY before the program begins,

providing that spaces are still available.

Participants are only registered for the weeks that are paid for in full.

Participant must be of eligible age by December 31, 2018 for camp only

PAYMENT

Accepted: cash, check , money orders, and debit/credit

cards (MasterCard or Visa). Financial Aid: Those with

financial need may apply for a limited pool of

scholarship funds, priority given to those who apply by

6/1. Camp fees may be waived if you are eligible for

Temporary Aid to Needy Families TANF). The

Recreation Division participates in the State of CT

Care4Kids program as a provider of daycare.

CHANGES/CANCELLATIONS

All changes or cancellations (bussing or camp)

must be in writing by the Wednesday prior to the

program’s start. They can be faxed to the office

860.344.3319 or emailed to [email protected]

with the child’s name and program. No refunds will

be given if this process is not followed. There is a

$25 processing fee for refunds.

NOTICES:

Camp Schedules, Bus Routes, and Director’s

Letters will be emailed prior to the start of the

program. These packets are also available for

pickup in hard copy from our office and our city

web site in the beginning of June.

MEDICAL/INSURANCE POLICY:

City of Middletown has liability insurance but

does not carry accident insurance for participants.

Personal health and accident insurance is

recommended. All parents/guardians must sign

a Medical Release/Parental Permission Slip form.

Bussing additions and changes MUST be made the WEDNESDAY

before the week of camp starts. Pick up and drop off may be chosen

from the following sites:

1. Bielefield School - Maynard Street

2. Corner of Brechlin & Atkins

3. Farm Hill School - Ridge Road Top of the Driveway

4. Forge Square - Pameacha Avenue

5. Corner of Green Street & deKoven Drive

6. Highlands Circle - Blacktop

7. Corner of Grove & Stack Streets

8. Maplewood Terrace

9. Moody School Country Club Road

10. Corner of Pine Street & Church Street

11. Plaza Drive - Lower

12. Rose Circle at the start of the circle

13. Corner of Sawmill and Atkins

14. Snow School - Wadsworth Street

15. Spencer School - Westfield Street

16. Corner of Town Colony & Westlake

17. Traverse Square - Williams Street

18. Vinal Tech - Daniels Street

19. Lawrence School

Middletown Recreation Youth Day Programs are not Connecticut State licensed day camp programs.

Staff members are teachers, college and high school students, paraprofessionals, and nurses.

Please see our

website

for tentative

bus schedules.

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Registration Form on Pages 17 and 18 - Please complete both sides.

Week

Dates

Monday - Friday

Time: Fee 1st child Sibling

Discount

Before

Care

7:00 - 9:00

After

Care

3:00—5:30

Camp

Summer

Time Fee

Camp

Summer Time

Sibling

Discount

1 June 25 - 29 9 am - 3 pm $80 $60 $30 $30 $95 $75

2 July 2 - 6 9 am - 3 pm $68 $68 $24 $24 $80 $80

3 July 9 - 13 9 am - 3 pm $80 $60 $30 $30 $95 $75

4 July 16 - 20 9 am - 3 pm $80 $60 $30 $30 $95 $75

5 July 23 - 27 9 am - 3 pm $80 $60 $30 $30 $95 $75

6 July 30 - Aug 3 9 am - 3 pm $80 $60 $30 $30 $95 $75

7 Aug 6 - 10 9 am - 3 pm $80 $60 $30 $30 $95 $75

8 Aug 13 - 17 8 am - 4 pm $120 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

YOUTH DAY CAMPS WEEKS 1 - 7 (Sites may be subject to change)

SUNNY TIME (born 2011 - 2013)

Site: Bielefeld School Registration Number 133302

GOOD TIME (born 2008 - 2011)

Site: Spencer School Registration Number 133303

KID TIME (born 2009 - 2012)

Site: Lawrence School Registration Number 133304

PLAY TIME (born 2008 - 2012)

Site: Moody School Registration Number 133305

FUN TIME (born 2007 - 2009)

Site: Snow School Registration Number 133306

GREAT TIME (born 2003 - 2007)

Site: Woodrow Wilson Middle School Registration Number 133307

SUMMER TIME (born 2008 - 2013)

Site: Crystal Lake, McCutcheon Park Registration Number 133308

LATE SUMMER FUN (born 2003 – 2013)

Week: 8

Time: 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Fee: $120

Site: Crystal Lake

No Transportation will be provided.

Registration Number 133310

BEFORE AND AFTER CARE

Before: 7:00 - 9:00 am After: 3:00 - 5:30 pm Sites: Lawrence or Snow

Children must be enrolled in the Youth Day Program. A child may be

cancelled out of the program if parents are late picking up their children.

Registration Number 133309 at Lawrence

133311 at Snow

SAFETY TIME MUST be entering Kindergarten in Fall 2018

Weeks: 1 or 4 Site: Bielefeld School

Program includes bike, bus, traffic, fire and home safety.


DANCE TIME (born 2006 - 2013)

Weeks: 1-7 Site: Snow School Auditorium

This program will focus on basic steps and routines from various

genres of dance.


BASEBALL TIME (born 2005 - 2012)

Weeks: 1 - 7 Site: Moody School

For players who want to learn and improve their game.

The clinic offers a fun way to learn the fundamentals of baseball.


JUNIOR COUNSELOR PROGRAM (born 2002 & 2003)

Please attach two letters of recommendation from teachers or coaches to your Registration . You must work a minimum of 3 weeks.

You will start at 2 days a week and it could increase with Director’s recommendation.

NO Junior Counselor applications will be accepted after June 27th . Fee: $11 a week

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Name: _________________________________________________

First Last

DOB:______ /______ /______ Age:_______ Gender:_______

Street Address:__________________________________________

New Address?________ Home Phone: ________-_____-________

School attending:________________________________________


Name: First _________________Last __________________

Street Address:

_________________________________________________

City__________________________ Zip_________________

Phone: 1__________ -__________-___________

2__________ -__________-___________

3__________ -__________-___________


Name: First _________________Last __________________

Street Address:

_________________________________________________

City__________________________ Zip_________________

Phone: 1__________ -__________-___________

2__________ -__________-___________

3__________ -__________-___________

Parent Legal Guardian 3rd Contact:

Name: First _________________Last __________________

Phone: 1__________ -__________-___________

2__________ -__________-___________

3__________ -__________-___________

Make check payable to and mail your Registration to

Middletown Recreation Division, 61 Durant Terrace

Residents only

There is a $25.00 administrative fee for any refunds

PARTICIPANT HEALTH/CONCERN INFORMATION

List all known allergies:

_____________________________________________________

Any conditions/concerns to share with staff:

_____________________________________________________

State all medications presently in use:

_____________________________________________________

Circle Yes, No or None for any medications that need to be

administered during the Youth Day Program. A doctor’s

medication form is required for any medications

administered. Forms are available in our office and on line.

Epi-Pen YES or NO

Inhaler YES or NO

Prescription Medication YES or NO

Over the Counter Medication YES or NO

BUS TRANSPORTATION

All participants must be picked up by a parent/guardian

from the bus unless they are enrolled in

Camps Fun Time or Great Time.

❒ Yes, my child will take bus: Please read the

bussing info on page 15 & choose one Site, from

the available list for pickup and drop off.

Morning Pickup Site: ___________________

Afternoon Drop off Site: _________________

❒ No, child will not take bus

Turn the page over to finish the application

I give my permission for the following people to pick up my

child, in addition to all contacts listed on this application.

1. Name __________________________________

Phone Number ______________________________

2. Name __________________________________

Phone Number ______________________________

3. Name __________________________________

Phone Number ______________________________

YOUTH DAY CAMP REGISTRATION FORM

Walk in or Mail in Camp Registration

deadline is 4:00 pm the

Wednesday before the program begins.

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Office use only: Date _________ Staff Initials ____________ $ Rcvd. ______ Cash___________ Check#____ Credit Card ______

Financial Aid______ Scanned______ Packet______ Bus_____ Concerns______ Med Form________ Health Assement Form _____

MEDICAL RELEASE/PARENTAL PERMISSION FORM/FIELD TRIP PERMISSION: I hereby give permission for my child to participate in

the Middletown Recreation Youth Day Programs. In the event photos are taken I hereby give permission for the Recreation Division to use said photos

in promotional literature, including but not limited to: social media, brochures and flyers. I understand and agree that recreation programs can be

physically demanding but, I feel my child has the physical ability needed to participate. In the event of an emergency and the parent/guardian/or

contact person cannot be reached, I hereby give permission for my child to be transported to the Middlesex Hospital or any nearby medical facility It is

hereby understood and agreed that I shall assume full financial responsibility for any costs over and above that which is not covered by my health

insurance. To the fullest extent permitted by law, I agree to indemnify and hold harmless the City of Middletown and its employees from any injuries

or damages caused by or resulting from participation in this program. Additionally, the Recreation Division has my permission to take my child on any

field trips that are planned for the Recreation Programs. A photo copy of the waiver form with my signature shall be considered as valid as the original.

REFUND POLICY: I understand and agree that no refunds will be given after the program starts or for circumstances beyond the control of the

Recreation Division (e.g. weather, equipment failure). Cancellations must be made the Wednesday before the program begins and there is a $25

processing fee for refunds.

DAY CAMP INFORMATION: I have read and acknowledge receipt of the Day Camp Information on pages 15.

PARTICIPATION RULES : I hereby agree that I have read and will abide by the Participation Rules outlined on page 7.

SUNSCREEN POLICY: I give permission for the City of Middletown staff members to put sunscreen on my child. Additionally, I must supply the

sunscreen and it will be labeled with my child’s name.

Parent/Legal Guardian Signature : _____________________________

Email address: _______________________________Date:_________

Program Name/Number Dates $ Week Before Care After Care

June 25 - 29 One SNOW

LAW

SNOW

LAW

July 2 - 6 Two SNOW

LAW

SNOW

LAW

July 9 - 13 Three SNOW

LAW

SNOW

LAW

July 16 - 20 Four SNOW

LAW

SNOW

LAW

July 23 - 27 Five SNOW

LAW

SNOW

LAW

July 30 - Aug 3 Six SNOW

LAW

SNOW

LAW

Aug 6 - 10 Seven SNOW

LAW

SNOW

LAW

Late Summer Fun @ Crystal Lake

Aug 13 - 17 $ 120 Eight N/A N/A

Please consider a donation to

our “Send A Child To Camp” fund.

#100000

TOTAL

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DISNEY PARTY

Ages 3 - 9

If Parents would like to stay we ask they wait upstairs in the library.

Saturday May 5

Doors open at 9:45 am Time: 10:00am - 12:00 pm

Site: Senior & Community Center Some activities outside with weather permitting

Fee: $15 resident $20 nonresident

Wear your favorite Disney outfit or be your favorite Disney character. The party includes Disney games,

Disney activities, story time, Disney snacks, a goodie bag to take home, and more!

NO DROP-INS

Registration Number : 300001 General Registration Form

PIRATE PARTY

Ages 3 - 9

If Parents would like to stay, we ask they wait upstairs in the library.

Saturday May 19

Doors open at 9:45 am Time: 10:00am - 12:00 pm



Wear your favorite pirate outfit. The party includes pirate games,

pirate activities, story time, pirate snacks, a goodie bag to take home, and more!

NO DROP-INS


SUPER HERO TRAINING DAY PARTY Ages 3 - 9


Saturday June 16

Doors open at 9:45 am Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm



Learn how to be a super hero!!!!! Wear your favorite super hero outfit. The training day includes games, super hero activities, super hero snack, a goodie bag to take home, and more!

NO DROP-INS


CARNIVAL PARTY

Ages 3 - 10


Saturday June 2

Doors open at 9:45 am 10:00 - 12:00 pm



Lots of traditional carnival day activities. Come ready to play and have fun.

NO DROP -INS


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BINGO All Ages All participants under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

Friday May 18

Friday July 27

Doors open at 5:00 pm

Games start promptly at 5:30 pm

5:30 pm - 7:00 pm Games 7:00 - 7:30 Dinner

Senior & Community Center Downstairs Cafeteria

Preregister $ 3 a person

Walk in $ 5 a person

Includes 2 bingo cards and dinner.

You can buy additional cards for $0.50 each that evening

Enjoy a night of bingo with your family !

Maximum of 85 participants!

Registration Number: 547060 General Registration Form

DRUMS ALIVE Ages 8 - 88

Thursdays May 3 - June 7 Time: 6:30 - 7:15 pm Site: Spencer School Gym

Fee: $45 Residents $50 Nonresidents

Cardio Drumming is a class that combines great music with movement.

The Drums Alive program is designed to be very inclusive and is a unique sensorimotor

experience that appeals to many people who aren’t inspired by traditional sports or other group fitness activities.

The aim of this class is to create a fun and inclusive environment where everyone families, people of all ages, shapes

and sizes can indulge in the joy of movement together and reap the physical, mental, social, and emotional benefits of

physical activity.


ART VENTURES Ooopsy Goopsy Messy Art Fun

Ages 5-12 Monday - Friday

July 16 - July 20 Times: 9 am - 12:00pm

Snow School Art Room

Fee: $ 139 resident $ 154 nonresident

The works of art that come from making a mess are quite amazing. Think splatter and blow painting. Make slime and flubber. Create with shaving cream and glue. Design ceramic doggy banks, create shrink dink cool masks. Decorate wacky wild cars for an art car parade. Discover marbleizing and glitter painting , design batik T-shirts and experience collage and fabric arts.

Please bring an old over-sized T-shirt as a smock, a nut-free snack and a drink each day .

Registration Number: 118160

General Registration Form

ART VENTURES Fairies and Dragons

Ages 5-12 Monday - Friday

August 13-17

Times: 9 am - 12:00pm

Snow School Art Room


Enter the fantasy world of imagination where fairies fly and unicorns roam. Art explorers unleash their inner elves as they conjure up fire breathing dragons, goblins and other fantasy creatures. Experience painting, drawing, print mak-ing stained glass and clay art and more.

Fun, fantasy filled art-ventures.

Please bring an old over-sized T-shirt as a smock, a nut-free snack and a drink each day .



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Intro to STEM with Lego

Ages 5 - 7

Saturdays May 19

June 2 9 & 23

Times: 10:30 am - 12:00 pm

Site: Senior and Community Center

Multi-purpose Room

Fee for all four classes : $ 68 resident

$ 78 nonresident

Let your imagination run wild with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts! Build engineer-designed projects such as Trains, Helicopters, Tree houses, and Beam Bridges. Then use special pieces to create your own unique design! New and returning students can explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO® building system with the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor.


STEM Challenge with Lego Materials Ages 8 - 12 Saturdays May 19

June 2 9 & 23

Times: 12:30 am - 2:00 pm

Site: Senior and Community Center

Multi-purpose Room

Fee for all four classes: $ 68 resident

$ 78 nonresident

Master your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologies and tens of thousands of LEGO® parts! Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture through engineer-designed projects such as Gondolas, Zombie Crawlers, Helicopters, and a Monorail Train! Design and build as never before, and explore your craziest ideas in a supportive environment. There is no prerequisite for this course.


STEM FUNdamentals with LEGO Materials

Ages 5 - 10

July 23 - 27

Monday - Friday

9:00 am-12:00 pm

Site: Snow School

Fee : $140 resident $155 nonresident

Gear up your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologies and tens of thousands of LEGO® parts! Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture through engineer-designed projects such as: Houseboats, Mini Golf Courses, Forklifts, and the London Tower Bridge. Design and build as never before, and explore your craziest ideas in a supportive environment. There are no prerequisites for this course.



Super Hero Engineering with LEGO Materials

Ages 5 - 10

July 23 - 27

Monday - Friday

1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Site: Snow School

Fee : $140 resident $155 nonresident

Save the world with Super Heroes! Build the hideouts and vehicles of your favorite caped crusaders and learn what makes them not only Super Heroes, but Super Hero Engineers! An experienced Play-Well in-structor guides young heroes as they design, build, and save a city where ingenuity and imagination can solve any conflict.



SEND A KID TO CAMP

HELP US SAY YES TO EVERY CHILD WHO WANTS TO GO TO CAMP

Make a donation to our department to send a child to go to camp this summer!

Any amount makes a difference.

Sending a child to camp for just one week ($80) will ensure that they engage in fun, productive,

and safe activities during the summer .

You can make a donation in one of following ways:

Mail us or drop off a check made out to “Middletown Recreation” .

Cash donations may be made in the office

Make a donation with a credit card over the phone or in our office

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Downtown Middletown Health and Safety Day

Sponsored by

Middletown Health Department Middletown Recreation Division

Middletown Police Department Middletown Fire Departments

Saturday May 19th 10:00 am - 2:00 pm

Bring your entire family to enjoy a day of information, entertainment, and fun!

The Kiwanis Club of Middletown Bicycle Safety Rodeo

Bike safety check

Free helmets - first come first serve for those who bring their bicycle for a bike safety check

Test and teach safe biking skills

SUPER KICKS ALL GIRLS SOCCER PROGRAM

Thursdays

Dates: June 21 - July 26

Wesley School Outdoor Soccer Fields

Fee: $ 85 resident

$ 95 nonresident

Instructor: Jamila Ranno

Contact: [email protected]

Phone Number: 860.280.6444

Supplies Needed: Shin guards and cleats or sneakers.

Participants will be provided with a free t-shirt, please

have your child wear it.

Little Kickers Ages 3-4 years old

Thursdays 5:30 pm - 6:00 pm

An introduction to the Basic Fundamentals of soccer such

as: dribbling, stopping the ball, kicking and working as a

team.

Mid Kickers Ages 5-6 years old

Thursdays 6:00 pm - 6:45 pm

Continuation of Little Kickers program, but incorporating

more drills, but still having fun while learning the game

of soccer.

Big Kickers Ages 7-8 years old

Thursdays 6:45pm - 7:30 pm

Enhance proper kicking technique, discuss player

positions, practice proper footwork and continue to learn

the fundamentals of soccer with more advanced drills and

skills to prepare them for either travel or a soccer team.



SUPER KICKS ALL GIRLS SUMMER CAMP

Ages: 5 - 8

July 23 - 27

Half Day ~ 9:00 am -12:00 pm

Fee: $ 100 resident

$ 110 nonresident

Full Day ~ 9:00 am - 3:00 pm

Fee: $ 150 resident

$165 nonresident

Bielfield School

Instructor: Jamila Ranno

Contact: [email protected]

Phone Number: 860.280.6444

Forty Five minutes of individual soccer skill development, team building while developing coordination, balance, and agility development with our energetic and professional coaches.

We offer a daily fun craft and activity time, playground and story time, and a special end of the camp event!

Free t-shirt and an end of the year certificate of achievement from Super Kicks!

Supplies Needed: Shin guards and cleats or sneakers.

Participants will be provided with a free t-shirt, please have

your child wear it.

Please also bring change of footwear, no open toe shoes.





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OUTREACH ADVENTURES BUS TRIPS Ages 8 - 15

Residents only

Saturdays

June 30th Metro Movies

July 14th Roller Magic

July 28th Bowl-o-Rama

Aug 18th Lake Quassy

Fee $3 per trip

Transportation is available at the following bus stops for

out of town trips only.

Daddario Road, Maplewood Terrace, Traverse Square, &

Macdonough School. Bus Times WILL be determined at a

later date

Registration Number 333333 General Registration Form

RAY BARNES SUMMER BASKETBALL

Dates: June 26 - July 26

Division A: Ages 7 – 9

Monday 5:00 - 7:00 pm

Division B: Ages 10 - 15

Tuesdays & Thursdays 5:00 - 7:00 pm

Site: MHS

Fee: $10 resident only

Teams will be created by the Recreation Division



INTERMEDIATE BASKETBALL Ages 11- 14

Session 1

June 25 - 29 Time: 9 am -12 pm


Session 2

July 2 - 6 No class July 4 Time: 9 am -12 pm


Site: Middletown High School

Instructor: Coach Ricky Privott

Camp will provide skills, drills and basketball games.

Participants should wear sneakers, shorts and bring snacks

and drinks.


GVSA SUMMER SOCCER CAMPS

Ages 4 - 10

Days: Monday – Friday

Dates: July 16 - 20

July 30 - August 3

Time: 9am - 12pm Ages 4 - 6

9am - 3pm Ages 7 - 10

Site: 360 Long Hill Road Field Long Hill Soccer Fields

Fee: $110 resident Ages 4 - 6

$125 non-resident Ages 4 - 6

Registration Number: 370370 Half Day

$ 160 resident Ages 7 - 10

$ 175 non-resident Ages 7 - 10

Registration Number: 370370 Full Day


SPRING BASKETBALL

Ages 7 - 13

Fridays

Dates: April 27- May 25

Time:: 5:30 - 7:00 pm

Site: Woodrow Wilson Middle School Gym

Fee: $ 40 resident

$ 45 nonresident

Each participant will receive a t-shirt.

Registration Number 333333 - 02 Boys

132103 - 03 Girls


INSTRUCTIONAL BASKETBALL

Ages 5 - 10

June 25 - 29

July 23– 27

Time: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm

Site: Keigwin Middle School

Fee: $ 45 resident

$ 50 nonresident

Instructor: Kelvin Jones

Learn dribbling, passing, shooting and other drills.

Registration Number 333333 General Registration

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BLUE DRAGON JUDO Ages 6 - 13

Mondays & Wednesdays

Sessions: January - March

April - June

July - September

October - December

Time: 6:30 - 7:30 pm

No Class Dates: School Vacations & Snow Days

Site: Woodrow Wilson Middle School Small Gym

Fee: $ 50 resident

$ 55 nonresident

Instructor: Pam Hinkle; [email protected]

Judo is both a martial art & Olympic sport. Participants may train for tournaments or simply enjoy

fitness & skill development.


RECREATION BAKING

Ages 9 - 15

Friday

May 11

June 8

Time: 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm


Fee: $ 10 resident

$ 15 nonresident

Participants will learn basic baking skills and appropriate

group work. We will make and enjoy baked goods

together and have plenty to take home and share!



RECREATION COOKING

Ages 9 - 15

Friday

May 4

June 1

Time: 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm


Fee: $ 10 resident

$ 15 nonresident

Participants will learn basic cooking skills

and appropriate group work based on their ability.

Classes will include set up, clean up, and dining in!



DANCE CAMP

Ages 5 - 11

Monday - Friday

August 13 - 17

Time: 9:00 - 3:00 pm

Site: Farm Hill Gym

Fee: $ 100 resident

$ 125 nonresident

Instructor: Kerri Lake

This class focuses on creative expression through

movement. Students will explore new motor skills and be

introduced to basic concepts with a major focus on the joy

of dancing. Some basic foundations will be taught in preparation for future dance technique. Wear a leotard and tights or clothes you can easily move in and ballet slippers or socks.



NEW PAT KIDNEY COMPLEX Renovations include:

A new track, baseball field, walking trail , basketball

courts and tennis courts.

Pat Kidney

Complex is slated

to be open July 1.

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YOUTH VOLLEYBALL CAMP

Ages 12 - 15 Residents Only

Days: Monday - Friday

Dates: Week 4 - July 16 - 20

Week 6 - July 30 - August 3

Time:: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm

Site: Middletown High School

Fee: $ 80 a week Instructor: Coach Kelvin Jones

We will introduce you to the game of volleyball and prepare

you for volleyball at the high school level. You will learn the

fundamentals of the game including introduction to each

position, techniques utilized in each position, and proper rotation

on the court. Skills taught at the beginning of the week will be

put into play during games played at the end of each week.

Proper dress ~ shorts, t-shirt, sneakers, & water bottle.


SALT DOUGH ARTS AND CRAFTS

Mother’s Day Craft

Handmade flowers and painted pots

All Ages

Saturday May 5

Mothers day Craft

Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

Site: Senior & Community Center Dining Hall

Fee : $ 3 resident

$ 5 nonresident

Instructor: Kisha Michael

You are presented with hardened salt

dough shapes to paint and clay pots

to decorate.


General Registration Number

YOUTH TENNIS Ages 6 to 13 Days: Tuesdays or Thursdays Dates: June 19 - August 2 Time: 6 - 7 pm Site: Wesleyan Tennis Courts on Vine Street Fee: $ 30 resident $ 35 nonresident Classes are designed for the beginner to intermediate player. Balls are provided. Some racquets are available. For 14 + please refer to page 32


SPRING FIRST TEE GOLF CLINIC

Resident only

Ages 7 - 16

TPC River Highlands Cromwell

Equipment provided or bring your own.

Contact the First Tee of Connecticut

at 860.882.1660

or Dean Wilborn at 860.638.4503

for more information.

MUSIC TOGETHER

Ages: Children Newborn to 5 years with parent or caregiver

Thursdays, July 5 - August 9

Times: 5:30 - 6:15 pm 6:30 - 7:15 pm

Site: Senior & Community Center, Multi Purpose Room

Instructor: Susan Freese

Fees: $140 resident $ 155 nonresident $ 65 for additional siblings.

Siblings under 8 months at time of registration are free with older sibling registration. Music Together® is an innovative, thoroughly researched approach to early childhood music education and is based on the premise that all children are inherently musical. Music Together is committed to helping families rediscover the pleasure and value of musical activity by providing children with new opportunities to experience and express themselves musically alongside their most important role models: their parents, caregivers and teachers.


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ROCKIN’ ROCKETS

ADVANCED ROBOTS

Ages 6 -11

Monday – Friday

July 23 - July 27

Times: 9:00 - 11:30 am


Times: 12:30 pm - 3:00 pm Advanced Robots


Times: 9:00 - 3:00 pm Advanced


Site: Snow School

Rockin Rockets Children will step into the shoes of a rocket scientist and learn the fundamentals of flight, propulsion and rocket design. We’ll have fun exploring astronomy and trying out various flight designs from hot air balloons to hovercrafts (and many more!). “Launch Day” will bring some real excitement to your budding astronaut! Kids will build rockets as well as discover the fundamental concepts involved in launching and recovering many different types of rockets. Students will make and take home their own complete Mad Science rocket. ADVANCED Robots Entering grades 4-6 Delve into the fascinating world of robotics and machines in This week-long program. Children will construct their own solar powered robot while gaining a deeper knowledge of the science of circuits, wheels, gears, and sensors. They will experience different types of robotic devices throughout the program, including multiple programmable robots. Robots go home with campers on the last day of the program. NEW ROBOT BUILD IN 2018. All supplies included. Registration Number 145000 General Registration Form

CRAZY CHEMWORKS

GROSS A RAMA

Ages 6 -11

Monday – Friday

August 13 - August 17

Times: 9:00 - 11:30 am Gross A Rama


Times: 12:30 pm - 3:00 pm Crazy Chemworks


Times: 9:00 - 3:00 pm Gross A Rama/Crazy Chem


.Site: Snow School

Gross A Rama Get ready for the science of grossness and ickiness! Discover the yucky science of bodies, chemistry, polymers, germs and nature. Discover how to extract DNA from various products, discover how germs spread, find out what an owl eats through the dissection of owl pellets, follow the human digestive process through GROSS hands on play, and experiment with ooey, gooey polymers and more! Eeew...THAT'S GROSS!

Crazy Chemworks

We will learn about the tools scientists use in their labs.

Atoms, molecules and reactions, acids and bases,

fluorescence and phosphorescence. We will also explore

suction, hydrogen bonding, static cling and see some

very cool dry ice demos.



SECRET AGENT LAB SPACE AND BEYOND

Ages 6 -11 Monday – Friday August 13 - August 17 Site: Snow School

Times: 9:00 - 11:30 am Secret Agent Lab Fee: $139 resident $154 nonresident

Times: 12:30 pm - 3:00 pm Space and Beyond Fee: $139 resident $154 nonresident

Times: 9:00 - 3:00 pm Secret Agent Lab & Space and Beyond Fee: $278 resident $298 nonresident

Secret Agent Lab Develop your special agent and detective skill in this super hands-on week of fun! Uncover the science

nvolved in evidence gathering and analysis. Sharpen your secret agent skills and discover how chemistry and the science of

forensics can come to the aid of a secret agent. Identify and collect evidence. Secret agents-in-training will use science and

awesome technological tools to connect the dots and help sniff out the suspects in this investigation into the science of sleuthing.

Children should be reading at a 1st grade level to participate in this program.

Space and Beyond Experience our program co-designed by NASA and Mad Science! From our Earth’s atmosphere to the outer reaches of our solar system, this hands-on program for children sends them on a quest for exploration! Comets, plan-ets, stars and more are all waiting to be discovered. Explore the farthest reaches of our solar system and create a lunar eclipse in this “mad” planetary tour! Learn about the four forces of flight and the challenges of space travel, build your very own rocket to take home and participate in an awesome rocket launch! Registration Number 145000 General Registration Form

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SKYHAWKS - MINI HAWKS Ages 4 to 7 Days: Monday - Friday Dates: July 16 - 20 August 13 - August 17 Times: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Site: WWMS Front Lawn Fee per session: $ 115 resident $ 130 nonresident Mini-Hawk helps participants explore baseball, soccer and basketball. There is no pressure, just lots of fun! Young athletes participate through unique Skyhawk's games. Our coaches are committed to helping children start off on the right foot as they take their first steps into athletics.



SKYHAWKS - GOLF Ages 5 to 8

Days: Monday - Friday Dates: July 23 - 27 Time: 9:00 am-12:00 pm Site: Pat Kidney Field Fee: $ 115 resident $ 130 nonresident Boys and girls will learn the fundamentals of swinging, putting and body positioning. Using the SNAG® Starting New At Golf system, we have simplified instruction so that young players can make an effective transition onto the golf course. All equipment provided.



SKYHAWKS - MULTI SPORT Ages 6 to 11 Days: Monday - Friday

Dates: July 16 - 20 August 13 - 17

Times: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm Site: Pat Kidney Fee per session: $ 140 resident $ 155 nonresident Programs are designed for the all-around player interested in several sports or for the beginning player desiring to learn a variety of sports. The programs usually consist of soccer, flag football, baseball & basketball. This fast-paced program is designed to teach the fundamentals of these sports in a fun and enjoyable atmosphere.



S.T.E.M. CAMP

Ages 8-12

Monday - Friday

August 13 - 17

Site: Snow School

Half Day - 9 am to 12 pm Fee $ 150 resident $ 165 nonresident

Full Day - 9 am to 3 pm Fee $ 230 resident $ 250 nonresident

Do you like to explore science, solve problems and use technology? If you do, then this is the camp for you!

Join us for an engaging week of exploring many different STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) topics from the natural world around us, to designing vehicles, the physics of flight and robotics. You won’t be disappointed with the many hands-on engaging investigations and opportunity to create your own path to solve problems.



INSTRUCTIONAL CHEER Grades 5 - 8

Session 1

Days: Tuesday Wednesday Thursday

Dates: June 26 June 27 and June 28

Time: 6:45 - 8:30 pm

Site: Senior & Community Center

Fee per session: $ 50 resident

$ 55 nonresident

Maximum 20 participants


General Registration

Session 2

July 9 - 13

Time: 9 am -12 pm

Site: Middletown High School small gym

Fee per session: $ 75 resident

$ 85 nonresident

Maximum 20 participants



Instructor: Sharon Riley

Learn basic in motion placement to incorporate into cheer, jump drills with emphasis on open jumps learn basic dance, and learn a short routine incorporating all skills worked on!

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FRIENDS & FUN BINGO Ages 8 - 21 Friday, May 18

5:00 pm - 7:30 pm

Doors open at 5:00 pm

Games start promptly at 5:30 pm

5:30 - 7:30 pm


$ 3 a person: Includes 2 bingo cards and dinner.



Friends & Fun

Inclusion

FRIENDS & FUN LIFE SKILLS COOKING

Ages 9 - 21

Days: Friday

May 4

June 1

Time: 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm


Fee: $ 10 resident

Participants will learn basic cooking skills

and appropriate group work based on their ability.

Classes will include set up, clean up, and dining in!



FRIENDS & FUN METRO

MOVIES TRIP

Ages 8 - 21

Days: Saturday s

May 12

June 30

July 21

Time: Approximately 11 am

Site: Metro Movies, meet in lobby

Fee: $ 7 resident

Please bring extra money for snacks



FRIENDS & FUN LIFE SKILLS BAKING

Ages 9 - 21

Days: Friday

May 11

Time: 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm


Fee: $ 10 resident

Participants will learn basic baking skills and appropriate

group work. We will make and enjoy baked goods

together and have plenty to take home and share!



FRIENDS & FUN

SATURDAY LUNCH

DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET

Ages 16+

May 5

June 2

Meet at the rear entrance to Main Street Market at 11:30

am. We will have lunch and shop. Please bring money to

cover what you would like to buy today. Pick up 2:00 pm.



SATURDAY MORNING FUN

Ages 8 - 21

Dates: May 19

Time: 9:30 am - 12:30 pm

Senior and Community Center

Fee : $ 5 resident

Come enjoy this respite program with lots

games, crafts, lunch and a lot of fun!!



Middletown Youth Baseball & Softball Challenger Division

Ages 6-18 www.mybbsb.org or email [email protected]

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TODDLER SENSORY SCIENCE Ages 3 - 4

Session 1 Saturdays

June 16

Time: 11:30 am - 12:30 pm

Site: Senior and Community Center Art Room


Session 2 Mondays

July 30 August 6 13 20

Time: 1:00 - 2:00 pm

Site: TBD

Instructor: Elena Bigio

[email protected]

Toddlers will become little scientists with engaging hands

on experiments. Experiments will have an eruption

component. They will also mix, measure and explore

sensory play activities.



TODDLER TIME ART Ages 3 - 4

Saturday

June 16

Time: 10:00 - 11:00 am



Session 2 Fridays

August 3 10 17 & 24

Time: 1:00 - 2:00 pm

Site: TBD

Instructor: Elena Bigio [email protected]

Children will create craft projects based on seasons,

holiday, characters, or books. A variety of materials

are provided for the children to explore and create their

masterpieces!



MUSIC THERAPY FOR YOUTH

Ages 6-12

Wednesdays

May 2 9 16 23 30

Time: 6:30 - 7:15 pm

Site: Senior & Community Center Library

Fee : $ 105 resident

$ 120 nonresident

A stimulating and inclusive group led by a board

certified music therapist involves the use of structured

and goal orientated music activities socialization skills.

These activities are designed to meet the needs of

children of all abilities.



KIDS NIGHT AT THE OBSERVATORY Days: Fridays Dates: June 1 June 15 July 6 & July 20 Times: 8:00 pm Site: Van Vleck Observatory at Wesleyan 96 Foss Hill Drive Middletown Join us for kid-friendly space-related activities led by Wesleyan students, including stargazing with the campus telescopes when it's clear. Every week has a different space related theme! Aimed at elementary school ages, but open to all.

SPACE NIGHTS AT THE OBSERVATORY Days: Wednesdays Dates: June 6 June 20 July 18 & August 1 Time: 8:00 pm Site: Van Vleck Observatory at Wesleyan 96 Foss Hill Drive Middletown Join us to learn about what's up in the night sky. Each Space Night starts with a half-hour interactive presentation by a member of our department (astronomy majors, graduate students, or faculty) on some topic of space news or recent discoveries in astronomy, followed by observing through the telescopes when it's clear. Aimed at high school level and above, but all visitors are welcome.

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AROMA SENSORY FOR

ADULTS AND TOTS Ages 2-5 with Adult

Session 1 Saturdays

May 19 and 26

Time: 9:00 - 9:30 am



Session 2 Fridays

August 3 10 17 & 24

Time: 12:00 - 12:30 pm



Toddlers and caregivers will explore a variety of sensory

materials with their sense of touch. They will use their

sense of smell to enjoy the scents of therapeutic grade

essential oils diffused into the room. Oils are extremely

safe for children and will provide a sense of calmness and

focus. Please let us know of any sensitivity to scents.


ABC’s FOR 2’s AND 3’s Ages 2 - 3

Session 1 Saturdays

May 19 and 26

Time: 10:00 – 11:00 am



Session 2 Mondays


Time: 2:30 - 3:30 pm

Site: TBD



Children will be introduced to letters and number of the

week, seasons, holidays, through hands-on activities.

They will participate in art, sensory play, songs, science and

movement. Designed to foster independence for the child

not yet enrolled in a preschool or child care center. Or for

the child who needs an extra day of structured activities,

independent from caregiver.


SIZZLING SCIENCE Ages 4 - 8

Session 1 Saturdays

May 19 and 26

Time: 11:30 - 12:30



Children will become junior scientists with our engaging

hands on experiments. Some experiments will have an

eruption component.

Session 2 Fridays

August 3 10 17 & 24

Time: 2:30 - 3:30 pm

Site: TBD





MOMMY DADDY AND ME PLAYTIME Ages 2 - 4 with Adult

Saturday

June 16

Time: 9:00 - 9:30 am

Senior and Community Center Art Room


Meet new families while spending time with your little one.

Enriching, nurturing hands-on experiences participating in

a variety of art, sensory, movement and science activities.

Session 2 Mondays


Time: 12:00 - 12:30 pm

Site: TBD




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COMMUNITY MUSIC ARTS & CRAFTS FESTIVAL

June 16, 2018

This event will be held at Harbor Park in coordination with

Middletown Commission on the Arts/City Arts

Middletown Recreation and Community Services

There will be fun for all.

Interested Art or Craft vendors may contact

[email protected].

More information to come.

FLICK N’ FLOAT MOVIE NIGHT AT VET’S POOL

MOANA

Friday July 20

Rain Date: Friday July 27

8:00 pm arrival 8:30 pm movie starts

Middletown Veteran’s Pool at Veteran’s Park

You may float on a raft or an inner tube.

Using an inner tube is much better for view-

ing.

Please bring chairs or blankets

First come first serve for seating.

Please bring your own snacks and drinks.

No food maybe be consumed in the pool.

NO swimming during the movie.

Just float and enjoy the movie.

For more outdoor films check out

Films on Foss

on June 30 July 14 28 & August 11

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and Twitter: @FilmsOnFoss

for movie info and weather updates.


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RECREATIONAL GOLF

Ages 7- 13

Days: Monday Evenings

Time: 5:00 - 6:00pm

June 4 - June 25

Make up July 2

Miner Hills Golf Course 80 Miner Hills Drive 06457

Fee per Session: $50 resident

$60 nonresident

Instructor: George Claffey

This popular individualized golf class is great for beginners and those wishing to improve their game. This session is held at Miner Hills , Middletown only golf course.

The course includes instruction on all aspects of golf, video analysis, and playing the course.

Taught at Miner Hills Golf Course by their popular resident professional, George Claffey, who is named one of the top 100 teachers by the World Golf Teachers Federation.

Includes Range Balls!

Registration No.: 316316


BERNIE GILLIS FAMILY GOLF

All Ages 8 +

Days: Monday evenings

Dates: July 30- August 20

Make-up August 27

Times: 5:00 - 6:00 pm

First 2 classes at Zoars Pond Field off Randolph Rd

Last 2 classes at Miner Hills Golf Course

Fee: $ 35 resident

$ 45 nonresident


An opportunity for family members of all ages to

learn the fundamentals of the game of golf together. Taught at Miner Hills Golf Course by their popular resident professional, George Claffey, who is named one of the top 100 teachers by the

World Golf Teachers Federation.




RECREATIONAL GOLF

Ages 14 +

Days: Sunday Evenings

Time: 5:00 - 6:00 pm

Summer Session

June 3 - 24

Make up July 1

Fall Site: Miner Hills Golf Course, 80 Miner Hills Drive


$60 nonresident


This popular individualized golf class is great for those

wishing to improve their game.

This session is held at Miner Hills Middletown only golf course.





RECREATIONAL GOLF

FORE WOMEN

Ages 16+

Days: Sundays

Time: 5:00 - 6:00pm

July 8 - 29

Make up August 5

Miner Hills Golf Course 80 Miner Hills Drive 06457


$60 nonresident


This popular individualized golf class is great for female golfers wishing to improve their game. This session is held at Miner Hills , Middletown only golf course.






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ADULT EXERCISE Ages 18+

Days: Thursdays

Sessions: January 1 - June 30

July 1 - December 31

No Class Dates: School Holidays & Snow Days

Time: 6:45 pm - 7:45 pm

Optional Lap Swim 8:00 pm - 8:45 pm

Site: Woodrow Wilson Middle School Gym & Pool

Fee per Session: $ 20 resident

$ 50 all nonresident

Instructor: Shirley Milardo

Registration Number: 433430 18+ $20

433431 60+ Free


WATER FITNESS Ages 18+

Days: Mondays & Thursdays




Time: 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm


Site: Woodrow Wilson Middle School Pool


$ 50 nonresident

The buoyancy and constant resistance from the water creates a safe environment to focus on body conditioning. Expand your range of motion, breathe deeper and fuller.


433435 60+ Free


CIRCUIT TRAINING Ages 18+

Days: Mondays & Thursdays



No Class: School Holidays & Snow Days

Time: 6:15 pm - 7:00 pm OR

7:00 pm - 7:45 pm


Site: Woodrow Wilson Middle School Weight Room


$ 50 nonresident

Instructor: Doug Bransfield

This is a circuit training program and is open to all levels. An instructor will monitor and suggest

appropriate lifting techniques. No equipment is required.


433433 60+ Free


LAP SWIMMING Ages 18+ Days: Mondays & Thursdays




Time: 8:00 pm - 8:45 pm

Site: Woodrow Wilson Middle School Pool


$ 50 all nonresident


433437 60+ Free


AQUA ZUMBA!

Ages 14+

Days: Thursdays

June 21 - August 9 NO classes June 28 and July 5

Time: 7:00 - 7:45 pm Fee per session: $ 50 resident

$ 55 nonresident

Veteran’s Memorial Pool @ Veterans Memorial Park

Come join certified instructor Briana O’Leary for her

Aqua Zumba classes! No experience required.

Those looking to make a splash by adding a low-impact,

high-energy aquatic exercise to their fitness routine.



ADULT TENNIS Ages 14+ Days: Tuesdays or Thursdays Dates: June 19 - August 2 Time: 7 - 8 pm Site: Wesleyan Tennis Courts on Vine Street Fee per day: $ 30 resident $ 40 nonresident Classes are designed for the beginner to intermediate player. Balls are provided, some racquets are available. For Ages 6 to 13, please refer to page 25 Registration Number: 350450 General Registration Form

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SUMMER SWEEP ROWING

Ages: Youth: 13+

Beginner, Intermediate, & Advanced

Days: Mondays and Thursdays

Dates: June 4 - July 31 Times: 5:45 pm - Dusk

John K. Smith Boat House Harbor Park

Fee: $ 175 residents

$ 195 for nonresidents

Ages: Youth: 18+

Intermediate, & Advanced

Days: Mondays Tuesdays and Thursdays

Dates: June 4 - July 31 Times: 5:45 pm - Dusk

John K. Smith Boat House Harbor Park

Fee: $ 265 residents

$ 285 for nonresidents

Head Coach: Bob Brady Coach: Kirsten Preskenis Rowing on the Connecticut River is a wonderful place to be on a summer evening. The summer program is open to men and women, boys and girls, ages 13+. The summer session offers instruction for a variety of skill levels―novice, recreational and even the competitive rower. The summer program is sweep rowing (where each rower uses one oar) in 8-person or 4-person boats. It offers a great opportunity for beginners to learn the sport, and for experienced rowers to get in or stay in shape. For first-timers who will be rowing together, the program will teach people everything they need to know from start to finish of the season. Some indoor rowing machine, or erg, work will be part of the program to help learn technique and form. For more information email [email protected] or call Middletown Recreation & Community Services at 860.638.4500. All NEW participants must pass a swim test or a provide a signed swim test wavier. Swim tests will be held Mon. evening June 4th at Woodrow Wilson Middle School pool OR you can download a swim waiver from the Middletown Recreation and Community Services website and have it signed by a certified lifeguard. Swim forms must be submitted before participants can go out on the water. Swim tests are valid for 5 years. All participants are also required to complete an emergency contact form. This form can be found on the Registration page. Please bring to your first session. Participation is not allowed until this completed form is handed into the head coach. For more information email [email protected] or call Middletown Recreation at 860.638.4500.


General Registration Form Swim Waiver Form

SPRING SWEEP ROWING

Ages 13 +

Experienced rowers only

Mondays, Tuesdays, & Thursdays

April 30 – May 31

5:45 – 8:00 p.m.

Head Coach-Bob Brady

John K. Smith Boat House at Harbor Park Middletown

Registration Form: General Registration Form

Fee: $230 resident $250 nonresidents

Spring sweep rowing sessions offers experienced

rowers an early opportunity to get on the Connecticut River.

During the spring season, rowers will receive more

individualized coaching with our head coach, Bob Brady,

with a strong focus on technique and endurance building

in preparation for the summer. Practices will take place on

the water, weather-permitting, as well as incorporating some

erg work. For more info ~ [email protected]

or call Middletown Recreation and Community Services 860.638.4500. Registration Number: 450450 General Registration Form

Swim Waiver Form required

NATIONAL LEARN TO ROW DAY

13+

Date: Sunday, June 3

Time: 10:00am - 2:00 pm

Arrive anytime between 9:30am - 11:15pm.

Coach: TBA

Site: John K. Smith Boat House

Harbor Park Middletown

Are you curious about how to row one of those longs boats you see on the Connecticut River in Middletown or you may have seen in the Olympics? Are you considering signing up for summer rowing but not sure if you will like it? Want to try rowing before signing up? June 3rd is the day for you! This free event offers each participant a brief overview of rowing on land, a chance to row on an indoor rowing machine, and a chance to experience a short row on

the river. Please bring a signed Learn to Row waiver to the event. The waiver form is available in the Registration section. Pre-Registration is suggested, but not required for this event. Registration Number: 450450 General Registration Form

AUGUST ROWING

Must have rowed in summer rowing program

Call Recreation for more information 860.638.4500

KAYAK & CANOE RENTALS

Located at Ron McCutcheon Park’s Crystal Lake.

Rentals are only available when lifeguards are present.

Please note the list of restrictions on the Rental Form which can

be obtained by calling the Recreation Division or visiting our

city website. Fee: $5 per hour per person Residents Only

mailto:[email protected]?subject=Coaching%20Position


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VISION BOARD

Ages 14+

Saturday

June 9 10:30 am - 12:00 pm

Location: 61 Durant Terrace Second

Floor


Instructor : Vanessa Parker

Have you ever wanted to make a vision board but weren’t sure

how to do it? Have you been feeling lost or that your dreams will

never come true? If so, this workshop is for you. In this fun class,

you will experience the powerful process of creating your own per-

sonal vision board and the techniques of visualization and manifest-

ing your goals.



YARN BOMBING IN VETERAN’S PARK

Ages 14 +

FREE

Saturday June 9th

10:00 am - 3:00 pm

Veteran’s Pool

We will meet at the pavilion by Veterans Pool.

Share your love of knitting and meet other crafters and enjoy knitting as a social activity. We will decorate the

exterior fence to the pool for everyone to enjoy!

Bring snack or lunch.



LEARN HOW TO MAKE A

DREAM CATCHER Ages 14+

Saturday

June 9 1:00 - 3:30 pm

Site: Middletown Senior and Community Center

Fee: $18 resident each class

$23 nonresident each class

Includes all supplies

Instructor : Vanessa Parker

[email protected]

Learn to create your own dreamcatcher, a tradition in many

Native American tribes. Your dream catcher is a

representation of the four elements needed to support and

nourish life: air, water, earth, and fire. The instructor will

teach you the technique needed to form the entire

dreamcatcher from the inner web, to adding the beads

and ornamentation. The symbolic aspects & meaning of

the dreamcatcher parts will be discussed as well. Each

dreamcatcher is unique and a creative expression of your

personality or feeling in the moment.



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ALL LEVELS YOGA 16+

No Experience Necessary

Wednesdays

Session One

April 25 - May 23

Session Two

May 30 - June 27

Time: 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm

Location: Senior & Community Center

Fee: $ 50 per session residents

$ 55 per session nonresidents

Instructor: Suzan Sirois-Riesbeck, RYT

Join us as we offer a warm and welcoming environment for your yoga practice. No experience is necessary. Come as you are to this beginner friendly class. Modifications are offered on an individual basis to ensure a specialized practice for each student. You will have the opportunity to customize the class to fit your specific needs, allowing both beginning and advanced students to experience a practice that is appropriate for them. This class is a well balanced mix of yoga postures, breathing exercises, and mindful meditation to develop a stronger body and mind. Leave your practice feeling refreshed mentally, physically & spiritually.



DROP IN BOCCE BALL Ages 21 + Friday May 18

Time:: 5:00 – 7:00 pm

Saturdays

May 5 May 19

June 2 June 9 June 16

10:00 am - 12:00pm

Fee per Session: $ 5 residents only

Senior & Community Center Game Room

Equipment available or bring your own.


DROP IN BILLIARDS Ages 21 + Friday May 18

Time:: 5:00 – 7:00 pm

Saturdays

May 5 May 19

June 2 June 9 June 16

10:00 am - 12:00pm

Fee per Session: $ 5 residents only

Senior & Community Center Game Room

Equipment available or bring your own.



ACRYLICS AND APPETIZERS

16 +

Days: Fridays

Dates: June 1

Time: 5:30 - 7:30 pm

Site: Senior & Community Center Dining Room

Fee: $ 10 resident

$ 15 nonresident

NO WALK - INS

Grab your closest friends and come paint with us!

This cost-friendly, and social event will leave you with

a new masterpiece to take home at the end of the

two-hour session.



ALL LEVELS YOGA 16+

No Experience Necessary

Wednesdays

Session Three

July 11

July 25

Session Four

August 1

August 15

Time: 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm

Location: Senior & Community Center

Fee: $ 20 per session residents

$ 30 per session nonresidents

Instructor: Suzan Sirois-Riesbeck, RYT



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MAY NATURE WALK Sunday May 6

Time: 10:00 am Lasts 1.5 hours

Guida Farm Conservation Area: from Route 17 south (towards Durham), take the first left after Dooley Pond onto Round Hill Road. After 0.5 mi, at stop sign at intersection with Coleman and Round Hill, turn right into parking lot. GPS: 300 Round Hill Road. On modulating trails, we will explore this 100 acre area protected by the city and Middlesex Land Trust. The Preserve offers wooded areas, open fields and small ponds.

Registration Number: 460460 General Registration

JUNE NATURE WALK Saturday June 9


McCutcheon Park Area: from Randolph Road (Route 155), turn south onto Millbrook Road. Follow Millbrook for 1.5 miles and take fifth right onto Livingston Road. After 0.2 miles, turn right into the park at Crystal Lake. Meet towards the left near the original buildings. GPS address: 250 Livingston Road. The hike, walk with some ups and downs, will cover forest, rock overhangs, and meadow areas in the woods west of the lake and include a discussion of Native uses of the area.


JULY NATURE WALK Saturday July 7


Middletown Nature Garden, from Route 17, turn west on Randolph Road about 0.3 miles. The part entrance is on the left between Brown Street and Long Hill Road. GPS: 1451 Randolph Road. This small preserve has flat looping trails on which we will reconnect with nature. A calm, peaceful walk, with benches for contemplation.


AUGUST NATURE WALK Saturday August 4


Mattabesset River Trail, Newfield Street to Tuttle Road, then right on to Tuttle Place to cul-de-sac, GPS: 54 Tuttle Place. Using a two-mile section of the Multi-use Trail system, we will walk along the Mattabesset River, on a level paved pathway.


FREE NATURE WALKS with Beth Lapin, Ecotherapist.

Wear hiking shoes and

bring a light snack and water.

Children under age 16 must attend

with an adult 18+.

Cancelled if inclement weather.

Leashed dogs generally OK; check for specifics.

MULTI-USE TRAILS

All Ages April through November

The trail starts on Middletown Street near

Bradley Street intersection, south to Smith

Street, East on Smith to Westlake Drive to just past Russett

Park. There the trail crosses to the other side of Westlake

Drive and continues as an off road trail along the

Mattabesset River for another 2 miles, until it reaches

Tuttle Place. From Tuttle Place, the trail loops back to the

west along Tuttle Road, turns on Moss Glen, and recon-

nects with the main section of the off road trail.

Find the link for the Multi-Use Trail System

http://middletownplanning.com/documents/mdtntrailguide.pdf

Joggers, walkers, strollers, cyclists, and rollerblades are welcome to enjoy the trail. The trail begins at the Middle Street and Timber Ridge Road intersection to Smith Street to the Westlake Drive and Rising Trail Drive intersection.

Trails is open through November.

The Planning Conservation & Development Department in City Hall is selling the Trail Guide for $10.

MIDDLETOWN THINKS OUTSIDE

No Box Required

Explore Middletown Parks and Open Spaces.

We have designed this new program to help promote Middletown’s parks and open spaces.

In this friendly competition, you will be recognized if you visit these three sites, between June 1st and August 31st.

McCutcheon Park Area

Middletown Nature Garden

Mattabesset River Trail

Please keep track of your visits and self-report. To obtain/submit the reporting form:

Contact Beth at [email protected]

Contact Karen at [email protected].

Or pick one up at the rec center.

Hand in completed forms by September 1.

Bring water, sunblock, map and insect repellant, if desired. Dress for the weather. It is best to dress in layers so as you warm up hiking you can remove outer layers.

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MIDDLETOWN IN MOTION

A series of short walks through downtown Middletown.

Walking is a terrific aerobic exercise. The downtown Walk

begins at the Police Station and consists of the 1 mile “Downtown

Loop,” accessible for wheelchairs & strollers. The “River Route”

is a 1/2 mile extension of the “Downtown Loop” and is

wheelchair accessible.

The North End Walk begins at Macdonough School &

is comprised of Liberty St &. Pearl St. loops.

Approximately one mile each.

Maps are available at the following locations:

Municipal Building

Middletown Police Department


Select downtown and North End merchants

COMPLETE STREETS COMMITTEE

The Complete Streets Committee works to provide better sidewalks, bike routes, and multiuse trails for safe walking and bicycling in Middletown.

The most complete, consolidated, easy to access,

and current information on Middletown bike

trails and routes:

http://thejonahcenter.org/?page_id=142

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Spring Kick Off!

Middletown – Starting Sunday April 8th

2nd and 4th Sundays of the month

12-1:30pm at Harbor Park

Park in the Melilli Lot and take the tunnel over to the river

All ages and abilities are welcome!

Middlefield – Starting Saturday April 7th

1st and 3rd Saturdays of the month

9-10am at Peckham Park 161 Strickland Road

Come walk, socialize, and learn in a supportive group.

WESLEYAN WALKING PROGRAM

Ages 50+

Middletown Residents only

Monday - Friday

7:00 am - 9:30 am

During Wesleyan Spring Training: 9:00 am - 11:00 am

Site: Wesleyan University Freeman Athletic Center

Free, unsupervised program.

Walk at your own pace.

Wear green walking pass at all times!

Facility availability may vary due to Wesleyan

events and activities.

Proof of age and residency is required.

Thanks to Wesleyan for sponsoring this program!



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BLUE DRAGON JUDO 14+

Mondays & Wednesdays


April - June

Time: 7:30 - 9:00


Site: Woodrow Wilson Middle School Small Gym

Fee: $ 50 resident

$ 60 nonresident

Instructor: Pam Hinkle; [email protected]

Judo is both a martial art & Olympic sport. Participants may train for tournaments or simply enjoy

fitness & skill development.



‘syncopation’

Cardio Dance and Body Sculpting Ages 16 +

Session 1

May 1 - May 24

Session 2

June 11 - July 5

Mondays and/or Thursdays

Fees:

Mondays only $40 residents $ 45 nonresidents

Thursdays only $40 residents $ 45 nonresidents

Both days only $80 residents $ 90 nonresidents

Time: 7:00 - 8:00 pm

Senior and Community Center

Multi—Purpose Room

Come enjoy this respite program with lots

games, crafts, lunch and a lot of fun!!

Instructor: Sue Cox

[email protected]

An easy to follow dynamic cardio dance program to torch

calories and get heart healthy. Includes a 20 minute

strength building body weight sculpting portion for

toning and defining your muscles.



D.E.E.P. BOATING COURSE

All Ages - Must be able to pass the written test.

Tuesday & Thursdays

May 8, 10 and 15

Time:: 6:00 - 9:00 pm


Fee: $ 15 resident

$ 20 nonresident

This is a 10 hr. course taught by the CT DEEP Boating

Division and fulfills the requirements for a State Boating

Certificate and/or a Certificate of Personal Watercraft

Operation. After successful completion the student can

send in the application and the appropriate fee to

obtain the certificate.



KUMSAJADO MARTIAL ARTS Ages 6 +

Thursdays


April - June

July - September

October - December

Beginner: 6:15 - 7:30 pm

Fee: $ 40 resident

$ 45 nonresident


Advanced: 6:15 - 8:30 pm

Green belt or higher

Fee: $ 60 resident

$ 70 nonresident



Woodrow Wilson Middle School Gym

Richard Conforti - [email protected]

We combine Judo, Kung Fu, Hapki Do, and Tae Kwon Do to create a well rounded individual. The advanced class is designed for participants with a Green Belt or higher.

We are a family oriented organization and encourage families to sign up together.


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Urban Homesteading

The Basics All classes start at 6:00 pm

Site: 61 Durant Terrace

Registration # 410410 General Registration form

Any questions please contact Jennifer Eifrig at

[email protected]

In this series of workshops, we will explore how to make your lifestyle more sustainable, authentic, and fun. Rediscover skills and

know-how from earlier generations that we can adapt to 21st-century living, such as planning a vegetable garden, basic sewing, menu

planning, canning, and even backyard “farming,”

May 2 Wednesday Planning Your Summer Vegetable Garden Eat locally, have fun, improve your health, and impress your friends when you start a garden in your yard, on the patio, or even the

windowsill. We’ll look at different garden styles and crops, and work together to develop a plan and materials list. Then, we will plant

tomato seeds to take home! Fee: $20 residents $25 nonresidents

May 30 Wednesday Practical Life Skills

“Adulting” is hard – but can also be fun. In this class we will make a menu-driven shopping list to save money and time, sew a button

or patch, and learn how to shop at a farmer’s market or CSA. Fee: $15 residents $20 nonresidents

June 27 Wednesday

Make Strawberry Jam

Learn the basics of hot water bath canning, and take home a jar of jam you made yourself, along with information on how to do it at

home. Hands-on; limited to 8 participants Fee: $23 residents $28 nonresidents

July 25 Wednesday

Make Half-Sour Pickles

Learn the basics of vinegar pickling, and take home a jar of half-sours you made yourself, along with information on how to do it at

home. Hands-on; limited to 8 participants Fee: $23 residents $28 nonresidents

August 22 Wednesday

Preserving the Harvest

Wish you could eat those yummy fruits and vegetables from the farmer’s market, CSA, or your garden all year? We’ll cover food

preservation methods such as canning, freezing, drying, pickling, and cold storage, including equipment and the best techniques for

different kinds of foods. Fee: $ 15 residents $ 20 nonresidents

September 26 Wednesday

Make Applesauce

Learn how simple it is to make delicious applesauce, and take home a jar along with information on how to do it at home.

Hands-on; limited to 8 participants. Fee: $23 residents $28 nonresidents

October 24 Wednesday

De-Mystifying Beer and Cider Making

Making beer and hard cider are ancient crafts, the result of biology and chemistry. We’ll cover how it’s done at home, with Q&A and practical suggestions from actual home-based brewers on how to get started. Fee: $15 residents $20 nonresidents

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SALEM HAUNTED HAPPENINGS

Saturday October 27

OR

Sunday October 28

Fee $ 90 Residents Only

See America’s most exciting Halloween

Festival in the bewitching seaport of

Salem, MA. Salem is also a colorful, coastal

city with a rich maritime heritage, an im-

pressive display of historic architecture & amazing

stories than span almost 4 centuries.

Tour includes The House of the Seven Gables. Visit Salem’s premiere historic site, located on the Harbor. Discover 330 years of Salem’s history. Built in 1668, this is the oldest surviving 17th century wooden mansion in New England. The House of the Seven Gables inspired Nathaniel Hawthorne to write his legendary novel of the same name…Hawthorne’s home was moved to this site and now lies just steps away from the mysterious mansion made famous in fiction. Registration Number 310310


NEW HAMPSHIRE FALL FOLIAGE

Saturday October 6 Fee $ 180 Residents Only

In the fall, New Hampshire showcases its glorious foliage as billions of leaves change from green to a kaleidoscope of magnificent colors. The air is crisp and cool—just perfect for “leaf peeping”! With the mountains as a backdrop, the foliage seems to wrap around Lake Winnipesaukee. Cruise Lake Winnipesaukee on board the M/S Mount Washington and enjoy the most spectacular fall foliage display of color in New England. The lake is surrounded by the Ossipee, Belknap and Sandwich mountain ranges and on a clear day the top of Mount Washington is visible from any points on the lake. Lunch on board the Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroad Travel on board the Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroad from Meredith to Lakefront, New Hampshire with the only “Lakeside View” in New England. While on board, feast on a fabulous turkey dinner catered by Hart’s Turkey Farm—in business since 1954. Visit The Kellerhaus Before coming home, no visit to the Lakes Region would be complete without a stop at The Kellerhaus—New Hampshire’s oldest candy (since 1906) and ice cream (since 1920) makers! For generations, they have created the finest hand-made chocolates, candies and ice cream. This tour has an early pre-dawn departure time from CT in order to give us the maximum time to experience everything this tour has to offer. You are welcome to bring your “pillow & blanket” and breakfast on board. Registration Number 310310 General Registration Form

ST. ANTHONY’S FEAST

Sunday August 26

Fee $ 75 for bus transportation

Begun in 1919 by Italian immigrants from the small town of Montefalcione in Avellino, Saint Anthony’s Feast has become the largest Italian Religious Festival Located in Boston’s historic North End Visitors stroll the beautifully decorated streets sam-pling the best Italian street foods from 100 pushcarts enjoying arancini, sausage peppers & onions, qua-hogs, calamari, pizza, pasta and of course, zeppole, cannoli and gelato. Visit Quincy Market Quincy Market/Faneuil Hall Marketplace is one of Boston’s top attractions due to Its mix of shopping, dining and entertainment. Not only will you find plenty to see And do here, but you will also have the experience of being in one of the oldest, most Histor-ic parts of Boston. Visit Haymarket Square Haymarket offers the best deals on fresh produce, in the historic heart of the city, just steps away from Faneuil Hall Marketplace. Registration Number 310310 General Registration

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BOSTON

CONSTITUTION AND

FREEDOM TRAIL

Saturday October 13

Fee: $100 18 & over

$ 70 17 & under Residents Only

In the 1950’s concerned Bostonians were determined to preserve

the story of the American Revolution as it began in Boston

through preservation of 16 historically significant sites. These

16-sites are located along a unique 2.5 urban walking trail,

marked with a bricked or painted red line. See the sights along

the Boston Freedom Trail with a local guide This is a walking

tour. Boston Common Massachusetts State House Park Street

Church Granary Burying Ground King’s Chapel King’s Chapel

Burying Ground Benjamin Franklin Statue & Boston Latin

School Old Corner Book Store Old South Meeting House Old

State House Site of Boston Massacre Faneuil Hall Paul Revere

House Old North Church Copp’s Hill Burying Ground Bunker

Hill Monument USS Constitution Cruise on Board Boston

Harbor Cruises Visit one of Boston’s most treasured landmarks,

the USS Constitution. This 45-minute narrated tour brings you

up close and personal with “Old Ironsides” at her home in the

Charlestown Navy Yard. You have the option to disembark and

visit the famous ship and the accompanying Naval Museum.

Other highlights on this tour include the Bunker Hill Monument,

Boston Tea Party Boat and the Old North Church. You may also

visit Quincy Market & Haymarket Square.



BOSTON CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL AND MUSEUM

Saturday November 3 At Seaport World Trade Center


With 350-exhibitors, this award-winning show is the largest arts and crafts festival in New England. It features handcrafted gifts, holiday decorations, jewelry, Clothing, pottery, folk art, delicious foods to buy and sample and much, much more. Purchases are made directly from the artisans so prices are reasonable and suit everyone’s budget. Admission to the 30th Annual Boston Christmas Festival Over 300 American Craft Artists Original Creations in Every Price Range Gourmet Foods to Sample & Buy Gingerbread House Competition Leisure time at Quincy Market It’s the seat of American history and the site of one of America’s most famous dining experiences. For over 250 years, the marketplace has played an important role in the life of Boston residents. So, if you are ready to see, taste and touch a true Boston experience—come to the historic and exciting Quincy Market at Faneuil Hall Market-place! Registration Number 310310


RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL WITH LUNCH

AT CARMINES

Saturday November 17 or Sunday November 18 or Saturday December 8

Fee: $190 Residents Only

For over 80-years, the Radio City Christmas Spectacular, starring the Rockettes, has continued to create lasting memories for generations of families that have made this cherished Show a holiday tradition. Since 1932, the Christmas Spectacular has played at the famed Radio City Music Hall and today’s show still features beloved favorite numbers including the Parade of the Wooden Soldiers and the Living Nativity which have been performed since the beginning. Includes RT motorcoach transportation, Christmas Show ticket, leisure time for shopping, dining, and sightseeing. Registration Number 310310


OLD STURBRIDGE VILLAGE CHRISTMAS

BY CANDLELIGHT

Saturday December 8


A Celebration of Favorite Holiday Traditions, Music & Food

Like a holiday card come to life, each December Old Sturbridge Village transforms itself into a Magical candlelit 19th century village for its popular “Christmas by Candlelight” celebrations. As visitors stroll through the village, they can hear Victorian carolers, enjoy a horse-drawn sleigh ride, meet Father Christmas and Santa Claus and join in a Christmas carol sing-a-long. Historians will share the origins of favorite holiday traditions like roasted chestnuts, Christmas trees, Yule logs, gingerbread houses and sugar plums. You will escape from the frenzy of the modern Christmas season and have a chance to enjoy the old-fashioned spirit of the holidays and learn how today’s favorite traditions originated. .

Christmas by Candlelight Celebration Sleigh rides (weather permitting) ~Gingerbread House Contest Victorian Carolers ~ Holiday traditions explained and recreated ~ Christmas keepsake to make and take home ~ Display of model railroads and trains ~ Display of a miniature New England Village ~ Display of the Little Town of Bethlehem nativity~ Visit with Father Christmas ~ Santa Claus Christmas carol sing-a-longs ~ Readings of “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer”, “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” and “A Visit from Saint Nicholas” Holiday Buffet Carved Ham, Turkey, soup, salad, breads, Salmon, Ravioli, Mashed Potatoes, vegetables, dessert, soft drinks. Registration Number 310310


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Middletown Recreation would like to thank all the friends of Recreation that

support our many programs for children and families that are not city funded.

We could not hold our annual Fall Festival, Family Fun Night, Pumpkin

Decorating, Hot Shot Contest, Pictures with Santa, Family Bingo Easter Candy

Hunt, The Christmas Workshop and so many more programs without your

continued support and generosity.

Special thanks to the following for their outstanding generosity:

Adelbrook Barkery Apple Rehab

All Day Adult Day Care Board of Education Employees

All Middletown Schools City of Middletown Employees

Civitan Club of Middletown CVH Hospital

Dick’s Sporting Goods Downtown Business District

Dunkin Donuts Elk's Lodge #771

Gotta’s Farm of Portland Guilmartin DiPiro Sokolowski

Laguna Florist Main Street Fire

Lyman’s Orchards Kiwanis Club of Middletown

Mallove’s Jewelers Matty’s Next Door Bar & Jerry’s Pizza

McDonald's Metro Movies

Middlesex Chamber of Commerce Middlesex Court House

Middlesex Court House Divisions Middlesex Eye Physicians

Middletown Fire Middletown Police and Officer Knapp

Moose Lodge # 1547 Price Chopper

RDDK Insurance The River Suite Wealth Partners

Stop and Shop of Middletown South Fire

Suburban Stationers Wild Orchid

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