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We Create
Community
Through People,
Parks & Programs
Dinner With Santa: Page 30
Featured in this Issue: Spring Youth Soccer registration deadline is Feb. 28, 2019: Page 63
Winter Adult Basketball League: Page 8 • Winter Break Camp: Page 70
You'll find even more inside...
Table Of Contents
Winter 2019
ACTIVATE Elgin-------------------------------------------------6 Eastside Recreation Center---------------------------------32 Membership Packages - ERC------------------------------33
Active Duty Military Discount--------------------------------5 Elgin History Museum---------------------------------------34 Nature----------------------------------------------------------56
Adults and Seniors---------------------------------------------6 Elgin Public Museum----------------------------------------35 Northern Illinois Special Recreation----------------------68
Adult Athletics--------------------------------------------------8 Elgin State Bank----------------------------------------------53 Park Information----------------------------------------------78
Advocate Sherman Hospital---------------------------------6 Fine Arts & Dance-------------------------------------------37 Freedom Run Dog Park ---------------------------------77
Aquatics-Adventure Island - The Centre-----------------10 Fitness - The Centre------------------------------------------44 Passport 2 Play-----------------------------------------------27
Aquatics - Elgin Cyclones----------------------------------22 Foundation - Parks and Recreation-------------------------9 Preschool/Youth Sports-------------------------------------59
Aquatics - Lifeguard Training -----------------------------13 General Information-------------------------------------------3 Racquetball & Tennis----------------------------------------65
Aquatics - Swim Lessons -----------------------------------14 Golf - Bowes Creek Country Club------------------------48 Recreation Youth Scholarship------------------------------76
Birthday Parties - Nature Center--------------------------56 Golf - The Highlands----------------------------------------49 Registration Form & Instructions---------------------- 80-81
Birthday Parties - The Centre------------------------------31 Gymnastics (go to Fine Arts & Dance)-------------------41 Rental Information---------------------------------------------5
BMX-------------------------------------------------------------75 Heritage Ballroom - The Centre-----------------------------2 Special Events-------------------------------------------------66
Ceramics-------------------------------------------------------37 Ice Skating-----------------------------------------------------54 Tobacco Policy------------------------------------------------61
Climbing Wall------------------------------------------------24 Illlinois Brews @ Bowes Creek 2018 Results------------67 Volunteer-------------------------------------------------------69
Daily Fees, Hours & Sponsorships - The Centre--------82 KidzWorld-----------------------------------------------------27 Walking Track------------------------------------------------46
Dance (go to Fine Arts & Dance)-------------------------38 Little League---------------------------------------------------55 Youth Sports (Preschool/Youth Sports)-------------------59
Department Information--------------------------------------4 Martial Arts---------------------------------------------------50 Youth Sports Registration-----------------------------------64
Preschool/Early Childhood--------------------------------26 Membership Packages - The Centre----------------------42 Youth/Teens---------------------------------------------------70
Zoo--------------------------------------------------------------76
Dinner with Santa (page 30)
The Parks and Recreation Department is a City of Elgin Department, similar to the Public Works, Police and Fire
Departments. It is responsible for all recreation programming and events as listed in this brochure, as well as The Centre, Lords and
Wing Park Family Aquatic Centers, Bowes Creek Country Club, The Highlands and Wing Park Golf Courses, Hawthorne Hill Nature
Center, Eastside Recreation Center, Elgin Sports Complex and Lord’s Park Pavilion. The Parks and Recreation Department is also
responsible for issuing picnic shelter permits, and the planning and development of new park sites. The maintenance of existing
park sites is the responsibility of Land Management, which is a division of the Public Works Department. The staff contacts and their
phone numbers for these various areas of operations can be found on page 4 of this brochure.
The Parks and Recreation Department’s Administrative Offices are located on the second floor of The Centre and they can be reached
by calling 847-931-6123.
With the arrival of this brochure, registration is currently being accepted for Winter classes unless otherwise noted. Please refer to page
80 for specific directions regarding registration. We encourage you to register early so you will not be disappointed by a class being
full or being cancelled due to low enrollment.
Photo Policy Refund Policy
City of Elgin Staff will periodically take photos of program The City of Elgin reserves the right to refuse to register, or to expel
participants and park visitors. These photos may be used in any individual from participation in any program or class for any
our publications, including seasonal program guides, facility reason. *Partial/full refunds or make ups will not be issued due to
brochures, advertisements, and our web site. If you wish not to participant cancellation or failure to attend. Parks and Rec related
have your photo taken, please notify the photographer at that time. cancellations will be rescheduled for the end of the session.
100 Symphony Way, Elgin, Illinois 60120
www.cityofelgin.org/recreation 3
How To Reach Us
Elgin Parks and Recreation Staff and Boards
Parks and Recreation Department Elgin Special Events
Administrative Offices...................................... 847-931-6123 Barb Keselica, Special Events &
Bowes Creek Country Club.............................. 847-214-5880 Community Engagement Coordinator................ 847-531-7056
Eastside Recreation Center............................... 847-888-1989
Hawthorne Hill Nature Center.......................... 847-531-7055
Administration
Hemmens Administrative Office........................ 847-697-3616
Hemmens Box Office....................................... 847-931-5900 Maria Cumpata, Interim Director....................... 847-931-6129
Lords Park Family Aquatic Center...................... 847-931-6196 Nona Castro, Recreation Software Specialist...............847-531-7031
Lords Park Pavilion.......................................... 847-531-7047 Verdelle Corn, Administrative Assistant.............. 847-931-6126
Recreation Information Line.............................. 847-931-6140
Sports Complex Information Line....................... 847-931-6145
Parks/Bluff City Cemetery/Forestry
Sports Complex Rentals................................... 847-531-7009
The Centre - Aquatic Desk................................ 847-531-7030 Land Management.......................................... 847-931-6124
The Centre - Main Courtesy Desk...................... 847-531-7000 Bluff City Cemetery.......................................... 847-931-6135
The Centre - Fitness Desk.................................. 847-531-7025 Forestry.......................................................... 847-931-6069
The Centre - Banquets & Rental......................... 847-531-7047 Lords Park Maintenance Garage....................... 847-931-6132
Wing Park Maintenance Garage...................... 847-931-6133
The Highlands Clubhouse................................. 847-931-5950
The Highlands Maintenance Garage................. 847-931-7349
Wing Park Family Aquatic Center..................... 847-289-2542
Golf
Wing Park Clubhouse...................................... 847-931-5952
City Hall........................................................ 847-931-6100 Mike Lehman, Golf Operations Director............. 847-931-6195
Jim Vogt, Assistant Golf Operations Director....... 847-931-6102
Brad Legnaioli, Grounds Superintendent............ 847-931-6625
Recreation BOWES CREEK COUNTRY CLUB..................... 847-214-5880
Maria Cumpata, Recreation THE HIGHLANDS OF ELGIN GOLF COURSE..... 847-931-5950
& Facilities Superintendent........................... 847-931-6129 WING PARK GOLF COURSE............................ 847-931-5952
Wayne Carlstedt, Centre Mgr. - Operations....... 847-531-7014
Amy Spooner, Centre Mgr. - Customer Service... 847-531-7013
Ron Anderson, Supervisor - Health & Fitness....... 847-531-7023
Parks & Recreation Advisory Board
Greg Bruggeman, Supervisor - Aquatics............ 847-531-7007 Meetings: Last Tuesday of each month at 6:00pm, at The Centre
Wendy Cermak, P-T Volunteer Coordinator......... 847-931-6770 Members who volunteer their time and serve on the board are:
Maura Neuffer, Naturalist................................ 847-531-7055 Tom Armstrong K. Eric Larson, Chair
Dave Lopez, Membership Coordinator............... 847-531-7018 Chin Keomougeboah Carl Missele
Jenny Lara, Clerk Typist.................................... 847-931-6123 Andrew Dogan Fred Moulton
Delaney Lehman, Supervisor - Community Programs......847-531-7008 Marino Lamantia Michele Santucci
Brett Lind, Supervisor - Youth & Teen..........................847-531-7017
Jan Monell, Supervisor - Early Childhood...................847-531-7012
Jeff Rau, Sports Complex Coordinator................ 847-531-7009 Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee
Eddy Hernandez, Facility Manager - ERC.......... 847-531-7003 Meetings: First Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m., The Centre.
Alma Johnson, Office Manager - ERC................ 847-531-7054 Members who volunteer their time and serve on the board are:
Aurelio Castillo, Facility Supvr. - ERC................. 847-531-7081 Patrick Ainsworth Alexander Fiebig
Courtney Suffredin, Program Supvr. - ERC.......... 847-531-7048
Tom Armstrong Chris Manheim
Telefonee en espanol:........................ 847-931-5600 ext 8999
Michelle Campbell, Chair Parker Thompson
(Solo Para Mensajes)
Elgin Parks and Recreation
4 We create community through people, parks and programs
Rental Information
Rentals Hawthorne Hill Nature Center
Enjoy the serenity of nature at your next private function. Hawthorne Hill
Nature Center, located at 28 Brookside Drive, is available for private
Shelters rentals and meetings. Rental fees are $60 for residents and $70 per
The Parks and Recreation Department has several picnic shelters hour for non-residents and includes tables and chairs for groups up
available for rent to Elgin residents. Two shelters are located at Wing to 55 people, private use of multi-purpose room, preparation kitchen
Park, and Lords Park. One shelter is located at Trout Park. Reservations (microwave, refrigerator, and sink) and on-site supervisor. Maximum
for a shelter must be done in person at The Centre of Elgin. Reservations capacity is 60 people. Not-for profit organizations rental fees are
$50 per hour. Please call Greg Bruggeman at 847-531-7007 for
can be made for current calendar year beginning January 2nd.
more information.
Reservations must be made by the Wednesday before the reservation
date. Any time prior to the reservation date, Elgin residents may reserve Eastside Recreation Center
a shelter in person. Non-residents may only reserve up to two weeks Room rentals: Celebrate that special occasion or hold your next
in advance of the reservation date. Please note that if a shelter has meeting in the ERC’s (Eastside Recreation Center) multi-purpose room
been booked for any time in a given day, that shelter is unavailable (capacity 100). Tables and chairs are included with the room rental.
for reservations. Indoor soccer field: Reserve the 90’ x 35’ indoor soccer field for
training and practicing small sided games year round.
Hemmens Cultural Center Indoor batting tunnels: The tunnels accommodate both softball
Rental space is available at the Hemmens Cultural Center for and baseball practices. Two 13 ’ x 70’ retractable tunnels allow for
performances, meetings, and gatherings. The Hemmens Theatre, which individual and team batting or pitching practice. When renting a
Harry Belafonte has described as a “jewel,” is an acoustical gem with pitching machine, softballs or baseballs are provided with the pitching
no seat farther from the stage than 87 ft. The Hemmens also has an machine rental.
11,340 sq. ft. exhibition hall, a fully-equipped banquet kitchen, an art For more information on hours and rates, please go to the Eastside
gallery, and meeting space. With convenient, free parking and easy Recreation Center pages in this brochure or call 847-888-1989.
access from major routes, the Hemmens Cultural Center is ideal for
your event. Call 847-697-3616 for rental information.
Heritage Ballroom and
Athletic Facility Rentals
The City of Elgin’s athletic facilities are available to all area
Conference Room Rentals
individuals, teams, businesses, and organizations wishing to rent them.
Wing Park and the Sports Complex fields, as well as tennis courts and The Heritage Ballroom
soccer fields are available for use March through October. Availability
The Heritage Ballroom is an elegant banquet facility with a spectacular
is limited. For more information on rates and availability, please call view to accommodate up to 300 people for weddings, parties,
847-531-7009 or email us at elginsportscomplex@cityofelgin.org. meetings and other special events. Our banquet facility is highlighted
by panoramic window views, full bar and kitchen facilities, state of the
Lords Park Pavilion art multimedia capabilities, dance floor and a complete sound system
Have your next gathering at the beautiful Lords Park Pavilion, 100 and is conveniently located adjacent to the beautiful Walton Island.
Oakwood Blvd. The Pavilion, built in 1898, is one of the city’s
most valued historical landmarks. It is located in the beautiful Meeting Rooms
historic Lords Park, a photographic 108 acre site. Available for Our fully-equipped meeting rooms are ideal for smaller events (up to 50
use by groups of up to 300 people, prices vary according to people) such as business presentations, committee meetings, seminars,
size and rental terms. A rental information packet is available on club functions, birthday parties, and wedding or baby showers. Catering
the City’s website, www.cityofelgin.org/lordspavilion. Open hours for and multimedia capabilities are also available in our
meeting rooms. Please call our Banquet Office at 847-531-
viewing the facility are the first and third Saturday of the month from
7047 for availability and prices. For more information log on to
9 am–11 am. Call 847-531-7047 for rental availability. www.centreofelgin.org or email us at banquets@cityofelgin.org.
The Heritage Ballroom is located in the west wing of The Centre, 100
Symphony Way, Elgin, IL 60120.
Active Duty Military Discount Rec Rewards
- Active duty military personnel must present their current
military I.D. to obtain discount.
Our Way of Saying Thank You!
- Active duty military personnel and their dependents can The more you spend the more
receive a fifty percent (50%) discount on daily fees at City of
Elgin swimming pools and at The Centre of Elgin. you earn! It’s that easy!
- A ten percent (10%) discount is available to active duty military
Earn 1 point for every $1 spent.
personnel and their dependents on any annual membership at
The Centre. Active duty military personnel must be a member Redemption value is 50 points equals $1 in discounts.
for the ten percent discount to be extended to their dependents. Some restrictions apply.
For more information please call 847-531-7018. Go to www.cityofelgin.org for more details.
100 Symphony Way, Elgin, Illinois 60120
www.cityofelgin.org/recreation 5Adults & Seniors
“Activate Elgin is a city-wide initiative to
engage all sectors of the community to work
in harmony providing all residents with
opportunities to improve their
health, well-being and overall quality of life.”
For an updated " Walk with the Mayor" schedule,
please visit our website www.activateelgin.org
Activate Elgin began in 2006 in response to our country's
growing obesity epidemic. We currently partner with community
groups in a wide variety of health promotions and activities
including the creation of educational health materials, wellness
projects within Elgin schools, Healthy Kid’s Day, March into Weight Watchers
Health and Walk with the Mayor.
Join us today to learn to make positive changes to lose weight and
We encourage you to take the next step toward a healthier keep it off. Attend meetings once a week for less than an hour. There's
lifestyle for you and your family. Follow us on Facebook and
no contract, you pay as you go. Each week you have a confidential
join this community-based effort. Please let us know what/
how you’re doing to stay healthy by posting tips and photos weigh-in to help you track your progress. You learn how to make
wise choices, eat healthy and enjoy food and exercise. Every week
on our Facebook page.
you get new tips and program materials to help you . Enjoy support
Joining us in achieving our goal from your meeting leader who lost weight with Weight Watchers, is a
are these partner organizations: trained expert in the program and is committed to your success. You
also benefit from the exchange of tips, recipes and others' practical
Kane County Health Golden Corridor Family
experiences. Getting started is easy. Simply attend a Meeting at The
Department YMCA
Centre! Visit a Meeting at any time of the year with no obligation and
Northern Illinois University Well Child Center learn more. For more info log onto www.weightwatchers.com or call
Gail Borden Public Library Judson University 800-651-6000. AS
Saturdays Doors Open 8:30 am, Meeting Begins 9:00 am
School District U-46 Greater Elgin Family
Care Center
Presence St. Joseph Hospital Healthcare Provider CPR/AED
Bicycle and Pedestrian Adult/Child/Infant CPR for Healthcare Providers (EMS personnel,
Elgin Parks and Recreation
Committee physician assistants, physicians, dentists, nurses, respiratory therapists
and others who must have a credential card documenting successful
completion of a CPR course). Class will be held at the Elgin Fire
Department, 650 Big Timber Rd. DL
Length: 1 Day Fee: $60.00
Min/Max: 4/8
Course # Date Day Time Age
WI195081 1/8 Tue 6:00-10:00 pm 18+ Yrs
WI195082 2/12 Tue 6:00-10:00 pm 18+ Yrs
WI195083 3/12 Tue 6:00-10:00 pm 18+ Yrs
This class is for health care professionals, such as nurses, RNs-LPNs-CNAs-
Paramedics, etc. Use of advanced airway equipment and AEDs are covered.
Heartsaver CPR/AED
CPR/AED for Adult/Child: Heartsaver courses are designed for anyone
with little or no medical training who needs a course completion card
for job, regulatory (for example, USHA) or other requirements. This
Advocate Sherman Hospital Presents course can also be taken by anyone who wants to be prepared for
Advocate Sherman Hospital is committed to “leading health” an emergency in any setting. Heartsaver certificates will be emailed
by educating our community on good health and wellness. out after successful completion. Class will be held at the Elgin Fire
The hospital offers a variety of health-related classes, support Department, 650 Big Timber Rd. DL
groups and other programs at The Centre of Elgin, the hospital Length: 1 Day Fee: $55.00
and at partner facilities like the Gail Borden Public Library. Min/Max: 4/8
Most programs are free. To learn more about our classes and
Course # Date Day Time Age
programs, visit advocatehealth.com/shermanclasses or call
1.800.3.ADVOCATE. WI190511 2/09 Sat 8:30-12:00 pm 16+ Yrs
Elgin Parks and Recreation
6 We create community through people, parks and programsAdults & Seniors
Budgeting for Fun Investment Strategies for Your Age
Budgeting is not fun; however, it is an essential piece of any savings Doesn’t matter if you are 20, 60, or any age in between, you will learn
plan. We will discuss ways to help reduce debt, analyze expenses, and strategies on investing related to your current age. Using your age
potentially increase savings. In addition to outlining your own budget, we will go through worksheets to determine your risk level and what
we will also review tips on how to stick with your budget since that is the options are available to you to invest in. The goal: help you be more
hard part! Presented by Mike Fulkerson a Personal Financial Advisor comfortable with how you are investing. There is no charge for this
and Accredited Wealth Management Advisor designer. There is no class but registration is required. CS
charge for this class but registration is required. CS Length: 1 Day Fee: Free
Length: 1 Day Fee: Free Min/Max: 4/15
Min/Max: 4/15 Location: outh Elgin Parks and Rec (South Elgin Municpal
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Location: outh Elgin Parks and Rec (South Elgin Municpal
S Annex)
Annex)
Course # Date Day Time Age
Course # Date Day Time Age
WI1900101 3/14 Thu 6:30-8:30 PM 18 Yrs & Up
WI1900991 1/24 Thu 6:30-8:30 PM 18 Yrs & Up
Adult Horseback Riding Lessons
Essential Oils Join the fun at Dunham Woods Farm with beginning riding lessons.
Essential oils are all the rage! If you are looking for a more natural, safe Dunham Woods is a superior equestrian facility dedicated to providing
and effective approach to your family’s wellness, come and explore the the best lesson and horse care instruction available for over 50 years.
powerful benefits of certified pure therapeutic grade essential oils. There Our teachings are based on tradition and looking to the future. You’ll
will be oils to smell and sample! Presented by an Independent Terra learn all about the proper ways to groom, tack, and handle horses.
Wellness Advocate. There is no charge for this class but registration In the saddle, you will learn the basics of riding at the walk and trot.
is required. CS Lessons will be held in our indoor arena during inclement weather.
Length: 1 Day Fee: Free First day of class is orientation and groundwork. Riders should wear
jeans or jodhpur pants and hard soled riding or hiking boots with a
Min/Max: 8/24
small, low heel. Bring an approved riding helmet or bicycle helmet. DL
Location: outh Elgin Parks and Rec (South Elgin Municpal
S Length: 6 Weeks Resident Fee: $150.00
Annex)
Min/Max: 1/4 Non-Res Fee: $165.00
Course # Date Day Time Age Location: Dunham Woods Farm, Dunham Woods Farm
WI1900017 1/16 Wed 6:00-7:00 PM 18 Yrs & Up 9N755 Nesler Road, Elgin
Course # Date Day Time Age
Investing with $25 a Month WI190512 1/23-2/27 Wed 7:00-8:00 pm 18+ Yrs
Investing $25 a month really can make a difference! Join me and
explore various investment plans, what stocks, bonds and mutual funds
are and how to invest in them, and some easy to implement strategies
to get you started in the investment world. There is no charge for this
class but registration is required. CS
Length: 1 Day Fee: Free
Min/Max: 4/15
Location: outh Elgin Parks and Rec (South Elgin Municpal
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Annex)
Course # Date Day Time Age
WI1900100 2/21 Thu 6:30-8:30 PM 18 Yrs & Up
Online
Registration
See page 80 to find out how to
register for programs online.
100 Symphony Way, Elgin, Illinois 60120
www.cityofelgin.org/recreation 7Adult Athletics
Open Gym - The Centre Drop-In Pickleball
Come to The Centre for a pick-up game on one of our three full Pickleball is traditionally played on a badminton sized court with special
hardwood courts. Open Gym availability changes monthly due to Pickleball paddles and a ball similar to a whiffle ball, but slightly smaller. The
programming and rentals scheduled in the fieldhouse. You may lower net and whiffle ball allow the game to be accessible to people of all ages
download an open gym schedule at www.centreofelgin.org or pick and abilities. It is easy to learn and play. Grab a few friends and head to The
up a copy at the Main Courtesy Desk at The Centre. Members* are Centre of Elgin and give Pickleball a try! We have three indoor hardwood
free! All members and guests must stop by the Main Courtesy and/or courts designed for skill levels of beginner, intermediate, and advanced. Please
Fitness Desk for a wristband for entry. Please show your receipt and bring your own paddle and balls. The Centre will have a limited supply of
wristband to the attendant for entry to the fieldhouse. BL paddles and balls for new players to try. Players must pay the drop-in fee at
Resident Fees: Adult: $8 Youth & Senior: $5 the Main Courtesy Desk each day to obtain a wristband for play.
Will be held every Tuesday/Thursday from October 2-May 16.
Non-Res Fees: Adult: $10 Youth & Senior: $7
Age: 18+ Fee: Resident $3*
* Member: Platinum, Gold & Silver
Fee: Non-Res $4*
*Centre of Elgin Members (Silver, Gold, and Platinum) are FREE!
2018-2019 Winter Adult Basketball League
Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays
Get your team ready now for the Elgin Parks and Recreation Winter
Adult Basketball Leagues. All teams will play a minimum of 8 games. Time: 9am-12pm
All games will be played in The Centre of Elgin Fieldhouse. Location: The Centre of Elgin
Start Date: December 5
Open Gym-Prairie Knolls Middle School
Team Fees: $660 per team
Get up off the couch and hit the court with your friends. Come on out to
Officials Fees: Included in team fee (Two officials per game) Prairie Knolls Middle School, located on the west side of Elgin. Open Gym
Registration: League fee includes league & tournament awards. will be held on Thursday nights during the school year. Schedule subject to
Awards will be given for 1st and 2nd Place in both the league and change. For more information, please call Delaney at 847-531-7008. DL
tournament. League entry forms and team fees must be submitted Ages: 10 and Older Fee: $5 per person
at the time of registration. Each team is required to provide t-shirts
Day: Thursdays Time: 6:30pm to 9:30pm
with numbers on the back of each shirt.
When: November 1-February 28*
Deadline: Saturday, November 24
*No Open Gym on 11/22, 12/27 or 1/3
Team Limit: 12 players per team
Min/Max: 6/12 teams per league
Course # Day
FA0003781 Wednesday Competitive League*
FA0003782 Wednesday Recreational League*
*Players will not be able to play in both competitive and recreational
leagues.
Elgin Parks and Recreation
8 We create community through people, parks and programsElgin Parks and Recreation Foundation
Chairman, Pat Crawford Carol Gieske Joanna Torres
Jose Cuevas Randy Hodges Adam Ziegler
Janelle Dixon Katie Miller
Mitch Esterino Randy Reopelle
The Elgin Parks and Recreation Foundation was established in 2013.
It is a 501(c)(3) not for profit organization whose mission is to enhance
the quality of life and strengthen the Elgin community by making
recreation and cultural programs, parks and recreation facilities
accessible to all of its residents.
Programs provided by the Foundation include:
Drop-in Playgrounds
Eastside Recreation Center Drop-in Soccer
Kids and Cops Golf, Parks Golden Memories
Recreation Youth Scholarship Fund
Help us Preserve Elgin’s Historic Parks
One of Elgin’s greatest assets is its wonderful parks system.
When you talk with Elginites about growing up in Elgin, and
what their favorite park was, they all have memories to share
about their fun filled experiences in that park. We want to make
sure that these parks remain great and that they will be there
for our grandchildren and their grandchildren.
To help preserve our great parks we have many planned
giving programs, including charitable trust annuities, which
can benefit your favorite park. Charitable trust annuities have
many benefits, including a significant tax deduction, as well
as an ongoing fixed stream of income for as long as you live.
The payments you will receive from your charitable trust annuity
will likely exceed the interest on popular investments like CD’s,
money market funds, and
bank savings accounts.
Other planned giving
options include donations
through wills, trusts,
securities, life insurance
policies and outright cash
donations. All giving
can be channeled to your
favorite park. To learn
more about how you can
partner with us to preserve
our historic parks call 847-
931-6127, or visit our
Foundation’s website, www.
elginparksfoundation.org
100 Symphony Way, Elgin, Illinois 60120
www.cityofelgin.org/recreation 9Aquatics -Adventure Island - The Centre
Come for a dip at The Centre of Elgin's
Adventure Island
Winter Hours
Open Swim
Certain areas of Adventure Island maybe closed for additional programming during open swim time.
Fall Open Swim Hours:
Leisure Pool Lap Pool
Monday-Thursday: 4:00 pm-6:00 pm Friday: 6:00 pm-8:00 pm
Friday: 4:00 pm-8:00 pm Saturday-Sunday: 12:00 pm-5:00 pm
Saturday-Sunday: 12:00 pm-5:00 pm
Lap Swim Information
As hard as we try to accommodate all lap swimmers, there are times where the pool will only have one lap lane available.
Peak lane usage is Monday-Thursday from 5-7 pm. If you can choose another time to lap swim, there will be more than one lane available.
See the pool desk for more information.
Lap swimmers are expected to circle swim to the right when there are two or more swimmers in the lane. To ensure the safety of members
and patrons, lap swim is available for those 18 years of age and older, or those who demonstrate the following skills: ability to swim 100
yards consistently using one of the four competitive strokes and Red Cross Level 5 or greater proficiency.
Lap Swim Hours Monday-Friday: 5:00 am-8:00 pm Saturday: 7:00 am-5:00 pm Sunday: 8:00 am-5:00 pm
Daily Admission Fees are charged based on Elgin residency.
Proof of residency can be verified by a valid driver’s license or state I.D. card.
Open Swim Lap Swim Adult
2 & under Res: FREE Non-Res: FREE Lap swim prices are only applicable during designated lap swim hours.
Youth (3-17) Res: $6.00 Non-Res: $7.00 (18+) Resident: $3.00 Non-Res: $3.50
Adult (18-61) Res: $7.00 Non-Res: $8.00 See Lap Swim hours ABOVE.
Senior (62+) Res: $6.00 Non-Res: $7.00 Daily lap swim prices may increase on 1-1-19. Lock in your rate by
becoming a member today. Please call for pricing.
Pool Closing Policy
The pools will be closed when one of the following conditions exist:
1. Low Attendance.
2. Presence of lightning or thunder.
3. During Elgin Cyclone home swim meets and special events. Dec. 14-16 and Feb. 22-24
4. As deemed necessary by the Aquatic Management staff.
For current pool/swimming conditions call the pool desk at 847-531-7030.
NOTE: To receive member rates each individual registering for the class or activity must be a member at The Centre.
Elgin Parks and Recreation
10 We create community through people, parks and programsAquatics -Adventure Island - The Centre
Adventure Island Rules
1. Children age 8 and under must be accompanied by and
supervised by an adult age 18 and older at all times. Children
age 4 and under must have a parent or guardian in the water
within arms reach. Lifeguards are on duty to enforce rules and
to respond in case of emergency.
2. T he City of Elgin Parks & Recreation Department is not
responsible for lost or stolen items. Patrons are encouraged to
lock all personal items. Please bring a lock.
3. Children not toilet trained must wear a swim diaper in addition
to a swimsuit. Swim diapers are available for purchase from Jump off the one-meter or three-meter diving boards
the Aquatic Desk for $2. or zoom down the 20 foot high water slide.
4. Only lined swim suits will be acceptable swim wear; basketball
shorts, cutoffs, street clothes, or any other clothing will not
be permitted.
5. Only U.S. Coast Guard approved lifejackets will be accepted.
If you are unsure of the type of swimming aide that is accepted,
please bring the floatation device in to get approval from the
manager on duty.
6. Refunds will not be given for inclement weather.
7. Aquatic Staff has the right to institute additional rules for the Adventure Island offers year round,
public’s safety. indoor fun for the entire family.
Locker Rooms
Locker rooms are available on the lower main level of The Aquatics Facilities Supervision Policy
Centre. It is recommended that you bring your own lock or bring your Children 8 years & under are not permitted in City of Elgin
personal effects on the pool deck with you. The Centre of Elgin is not aquatic facilities unless accompanied by a parent or guardian
responsible for lost or stolen items. Additionally, Adventure Island at least 18 years or older. While in the facilities, parents and
has four family changing rooms with shower for your convenience. guardians are responsible for supervising children under 8 years
Parents with the opposite sex children 5 years of age or older are at all times. Adults must be in the water with children 4 and
required to use the family change rooms located in the main lobby younger. Lifeguards are on duty to enforce rules and respond to
of Adventure Island. emergencies. The Elgin Parks and Recreation Department greatly
appreciates all of our patrons’ assistance in following this very
Private Swim Lessons important child supervision and safety policy. Individuals who do
not supervise their children in accordance with this policy will be
Get the personalized attention you need to build your swimming asked to leave the facilities. The City of Elgin reserves the right to
skills and confidence! Are the Learn-to Swim times not convenient refuse to register, or to expel any individual from participation in
for you? The City of Elgin is offering private swim lessons at The any program or class for any reason.
Centre of Elgin. Participate in a one-on-one swim lesson with
one of our instructors. Do you want more than one child in the
lesson? We can do that, and at a discount. Private swim lessons Adventure Island Rental
can accommodate up to 4 swimmers! Cost will be 50% off for
Make a real splash with your friends when you invite them to your
each additional child with the same instructor at the same time!
private pool party! The Centre of Elgin is available for rental on a first
Sign up through The Centre of Elgin and define the time you want come first serve basis. Reservations are available on Saturdays and
for lessons. At the time of registration, indicate the day and time Sundays starting at 5:30 pm.
you are interested in having lessons and your instructor will contact
Reservations and payments must be made at The Centre of Elgin
you to confirm. After registration, participants should receive a call
during normal business hours. Reservations will need to be secured at
within 48 hours. Private swim lessons are valid for one calendar
least 72 hours in advance. Reservations will not be accepted until the
year from the date of purchase. For more information on this
rental is paid in full. We can not accept phone reservations. For more
great program, call The Centre of Elgin at 847-531-7029. GB information on availability and hours, contact the Adventure Island
Length Member Resident Non-Res. Courtesy Desk at 847-531-7030. GB
Member Fees: $170/Hr* *2 hour minimum rental
(2) 30 min. sessions $42 $46 $52
Res Fees: $190/Hr* *2 hour minimum rental
(4) 30 min. sessions $81 $89 $101
Non-Res. Fees: $230/Hr* *2 hour minimum rental
(6) 30 min. sessions $118 $129 $148
(8) 30 min. sessions $145 $157 $179
100 Symphony Way, Elgin, Illinois 60120
www.cityofelgin.org/recreation 11Aquatics -Adventure Island - The Centre
The Centre of Elgin is proud to offer its members a warm water Individuals using the space for therapy, recreation, and learning
therapy pool. The Therapy Pool is kept between 88°–92° degrees have priority for space and equipment. Individuals disruptive to this
and is a unique space designed for therapy, recreation, and environment may be asked to leave. For information on the warm
learning. The Therapy Pool is accessible by stairs or chair lift and water therapy pool, contact The Centre at 847-531-7030.
features a safety rail surrounding the pool for balance and security.
Therapy Pool Schedule
Time Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
5am-6am General Drop-in General Drop-in General Drop-in General Drop-in General Drop-in
6am-7am Therapeutic Therapeutic Therapeutic Therapeutic Therapeutic
7am-8am Drop-in Drop-in Drop-in Drop-in Drop-in General Drop-in
8am-9am General Drop-in General Drop-in
General Drop-in General Drop-in General Drop-in
9am-10am Water Exercise Water Exercise
General Drop-in Learn-To-Swim
10am-11am
11am-12pm Exclusive Exclusive Exclusive Exclusive Exclusive
Sherman Sherman Sherman Sherman Sherman
12pm-1pm
Hydrotherapy* Use Use Use Use Use General Drop-in
1pm-2pm
2pm-3pm Therapeutic Therapeutic Therapeutic Therapeutic Therapeutic
Therapeutic Drop-in Drop-in Drop-in Drop-in Drop-in Therapeutic
3pm-4pm
Drop-in Drop-in
4pm-5pm General Drop-in General Drop-in General Drop-in General Drop-in General Drop-in
Therapeutic
5pm-6pm General Drop-in Water Exercise General Drop-in Water Exercise
Drop-in
6pm-7pm
Learn-To-Swim Learn-To-Swim Learn-To-Swim General Drop-in General Drop-in
7pm-8pm
General Drop-in Times not programmed may be used for therapy, general use, or private swim lessons.
* Hydrotherapy class is an 8 week class held on Sundays 1-2 pm when in session. Call to verify class is in session and availablilty.
Water Aerobics Information
Improve your muscle definition and cardiovascular conditioning improve your flexibility, lessen joint stiffness and pain, and increase
without stressing your joints. This low-impact workout incorporates your stamina while having fun.
yoga-inspired postures, movements and breathing techniques in Fees include an unlimited water aerobics pass good for any
the water to help you burn calories, release stress and improve class listed below. Pass is good for three months from the date of
your sense of well being. Water is a safe, ideal environment for purchase. A drop-in fee is also available at the time of the class and
relieving arthritis pain and stiffness. If you suffer from arthritis or a a 12-punch pass offers additional savings. Unlimited water aerobics
related condition, this is the ideal exercise program to help classes are included in the cost of your Platinum Membership.
Annual Pass Fees*: Member: $250 Day Time Class
* Includes 12 guest passes Resident: $325
with the Annual Pass. Non-Res.: $400 8:00-9:00 am Water Walking
Monday
9:00-10:00 am Cardio Health
3 Month Pass**: Member: $90 9:00-10:00 am Arthritic Fitness
Resident: $99 Tuesday
** Includes 3 guest passes 5:00-6:00 pm Therapy Pool Fitness
with a 3-Month Pass. Non-Res.: $120
8:00-9:00 am Water Walking
Wednesday
12 Punch Pass: Member: $63 9:00-10:00 am Cardio Health
Resident: $69
Non-Res.: $75 9:00-10:00 am Arthritic Fitness
Thursday
5:00-6:00 pm Therapy Pool Fitness
Drop In Fee: Members: $7
8:00-9:00 am Shallow Water Excercise
Residents: $8 Friday
Non-Res.: $9 9:00-10:00 am Cardio Health
Elgin Parks and Recreation
12 We create community through people, parks and programsAquatics -Adventure Island - The Centre
Ellis & Associates
Lifeguard Training
Put your swimming and
safety skills to work by
becoming a City of Elgin
Lifeguard. This course
helps you to gain the
certification needed to
apply for lifeguard positions at The Centre of Elgin and at Lords
and Wing Park Family Aquatic Centers. Participants are trained
for lifeguarding through Jeff Ellis and Associates lifeguard
Lecciones de Natación Español
training program. Skills taught include water rescue, spinal
Elgin orgullosamente ofrece instruccion de natacion en espanol.
injury management, passive victim management, CPR, First Aid Este curso se ensenara bajo la filosofia de la Cruz Roja americana.
and professionalism. Upon successful completion of this course,
Length: 8 Weeks Member Fee: $65
participants are eligible to apply and interview for a lifeguard
position at The Centre, Wing or Lords Park Family Aquatic Centers. Min/Max: 2/6 Resident Fee: $75
Bring your towel and swimsuit every day. Due to popular demand, Non-Res Fee: $85
we are not able to certify non-City of Elgin lifeguards. Location: The Centre, Adventure Island
Length: 1 Week Resident Fee: $145 Course # Month Date Time Age
Min/Max: 1/99 Non-Res Fee: $200
WI1901091 Jan 1/12-3/09 8:00-8:40 AM 3 Yrs & Up
Location: The Centre, Adventure Island
WI1901041 Jan 1/12-3/09 8:50-9:30 AM 3-4 Yrs
Course # Date Day Time Age*
WI1901092 Jan 1/12-3/09 9:40-10:20 AM 5-6 Yrs
FA183216 12/26-12/30 W-Su 9:00 am-5:00 pm 15 yrs. & Up
WI1901042 Jan 1/12-3/09 10:30-11:10 AM 5-6 Yrs
FA183213 3/25-3/29 M-F 9:00 am-5:00 pm 15 yrs. & Up
WI1901043 Jan 1/12-3/09 11:20-12:00 PM 3-4 Yrs
FA183214 5/27-5/31 M-F 9:00 am-5:00 pm 15 yrs. & Up
WI1901093 Mar 3/23-5/11 8:00-8:40 AM 3-4 Yrs
FA183212 6/03-6/07 M-F 9:00 am-5:00 pm 15 yrs. & Up
WI1901094 Mar 3/23-5/11 8:50-9:30 AM 5-6 Yrs
*Candidates may be 14 years of age during the class but cannot
work until 15 years of age, with appropriate work permit. WI1901044 Mar 3/23-5/11 9:40-10:20 AM 5-6 Yrs
WI1901095 Mar 3/23-5/11 10:30-11:10 AM 3-4 Yrs
WI1901045 Mar 3/23-5/11 11:20-12:00 AM 3-4 Yrs
Hydrotherapy Class
This class is formatted to help participants with joint issues have
a more pain-free experience during their workout while still
getting the benefits of mobility, strength, balance, flexibility and
core training. Taught by certified personal trainer and certified
aqua instructor, Danae Molitor. The class will be held in a more
private setting in the hydrotherapy pool that is heated between
88-92 degrees.
Workouts will include a variety of exercises, including ballet
inspired movements for the legs, Pilates for the core, special
Styrofoam water weights for upper body strengthening and Yoga
for balance and flexibility!
Length: 8 Weeks
Resident/Member Registration: 11/1
Non-Resident Registration: 11/1
Fees: Member: $50 Resident: $55 Non-Res: $66
Location: Centre of Elgin, AI Therapy Pool
Course # Month Date Time Age
WI190292 Feb 2/10-3/31 12:00-1:00 PM 3 Yrs & Up
100 Symphony Way, Elgin, Illinois 60120
www.cityofelgin.org/recreation 13Aquatics -Adventure Island - The Centre
What level of swim lessons is the right one for you?
Swim lessons are a great way to increase your child’s confidence Four age group levels are scheduled for skill learning
while setting the foundation for a healthy hobby. All Learn to Swim progressions:
lessons are taught under the philosophy of the American Red Cross. Parent/Preschool Orientation: ages 6-36 months: requires adult
The Learn to Swim Instructors follow the recommendations of the participation. Both parents are encouraged to participate.
Red Cross in their teachings. Each level introduces a challenging Preschooler: age 3-4 years: without adult participation
variety of activities for the student. At the first class each child will Preschool/Beginners: age 4-5: without adult participation
be evaluated to determine his/her ability level. If needed, we will Age Suggestion for Level 1-6
accommodate participant by placing him/her in appropriate level Level I: age 5-6: without adult participation
if space permits in the class. Any cancellations are made up in the Level II: age 6-7: without adult participation
week between sessions. For cancellation information, please contact Level III: age 7-8: without adult participation
the Adventure Island Courtesy Desk at 847-531-7030 Level IV: age 8-9: without adult participation
Level V: age 9-10: without adult participation
Level VI: age 10-11: without adult participation
Red Cross Infant and Preschool Aquatic Program (IPAP) Preschool Aquatics Level 3
Throughout the three levels, preschool-age children are taught basic Helps children start to gain basic swimming propulsive skills
aquatic safety and swimming skills, all the while increasing their to be comfortable in and around water.
comfort level in and around the water. Skills are age-appropriate, * Enter water by jumping in
* Fully submerge and hold breath
helping children achieve success on a regular basis and enjoy social
* Bobbing
interactions with other children. As in all Swimming and Water Safety
* Rotary breathing
courses, your child will always know that it's safety first.
* Front, jellyfish and tuck floats
Preschool Aquatics Level 1 * Front and back float or glide and recover to a vertical position
Orients children to the aquatic environment and helps them * Change direction of travel while swimming on front or back
gain basic aquatic skills. * Tread water using arm and leg actions
* Enter water using ramp, steps or side * Combined arm and leg actions on front and back
* Exit water using ladder, steps or side * Finning arm action on back
* Blow bubbles through mouth and nose * Plus age-appropriate water safety topics
* Submerge mouth, nose and eyes This class is held in the Leisure Pool.
* Open eyes underwater and retrieve submerged objects
Red Cross Level I-Water Exploration
* Front glide and recover to a vertical position
Designed to orient the swimmer with the aquatic environment, focusing
* Back glide and recover to a vertical position
on supported floating and beginning arms. Safety skills are introduced in
* Back float
conjunction with stroke techniques. This class is held in the Leisure Pool.
* Roll from front to back and back to front
* Tread with arm and hand actions Red Cross Level II-Primary Skills
* Alternating and simultaneous arm and leg actions on front This level emphasizes fundamental locomotion. Students work
* Alternating and simultaneous arm and leg actions on back on unsupported floating combined with kicks and rhythmic
* Combined arm and leg actions on front and back breathing. Red Cross safety topics covered include reaching and
* Plus age-appropriate water safety topics extension assists. This class is held in the Leisure Pool.
This class is held in the Leisure Pool.
Red Cross Level III-Stroke Readiness
Preschool Aquatics Level 2 Level III focuses on improving skill competency. Students begin
deepwater work including elementary backstroke, diving and treading
Helps children gain greater independence in their skills and
water. Rescue breathing is a key Red Cross safety topic covered. This
develop more comfort in and around water.
class will be held in the Lap Pool.
* Enter water by stepping in from a deck or low height
* Exit water using ladder, steps or side Red Cross Level IV-Stroke Development
* Bobbing This level reinforces the foundational strokes and safety skills.
* Open eyes underwater and retrieve submerged objects Students develop their breaststroke and sidestroke skills and
* Front float are introduced to competitive turns. This class will be held in the Lap
* Back glide and float and recover to a vertical position Pool.
* Roll from front to back and back to front
* Tread water using arm and leg actions Red Cross Level V-Stroke Refinement
* Combined arm and leg actions on front and back Level V includes a technical review of front crawl, back crawl,
* Finning arm action on back elementary backstroke, breaststroke and sidestroke to refine these skills.
* Plus age-appropriate water safety topics Springboard diving safety is discussed and butterfly and surface dives
This class is held in the Leisure Pool. are introduced. This class will be held in the Lap Pool.
Red Cross Level VI-Skill Proficiency/Advanced Skills
This level is designed to help advanced swimmers prepare for
competitive swimming. Flip turns and endurance training are
incorporated, along with stroke reinforcement. Advanced rescue
skills are also introduced. This class will be held in the Lap Pool.
Elgin Parks and Recreation
14 We create community through people, parks and programsAquatics -Adventure Island - The Centre
Sunday
Length: 8 Weeks
Resident/Member Registration: 11/1
Non-Resident Registration: 11/1
Fees: Member: $85 Resident: $99 Non-Res: $120
Location: Centre of Elgin, Adventure Island
Preschool Aquatics Level 1
Course # Month Date Time Age
WI1903159 Jan 1/06-3/03 10:00-10:55 AM 3 Yrs & Up
WI19031513 Jan 1/06-3/03 11:00-11:55 AM 3 Yrs & Up
WI19031512 Mar 3/17-5/12 10:00-10:55 AM 3 Yrs & Up
WI19031521 Mar 3/17-5/12 11:00-11:55 AM 3 Yrs & Up
Preschool Aquatics Level 2
Course # Month Date Time Age
WI19031813 Jan 1/06-3/03 10:00-10:55 AM 3 Yrs & Up Level 2 - Primary Skills
WI1903188 Jan 1/06-3/03 11:00-11:55 AM 3 Yrs & Up Course # Month Date Time Age
WI1904096 Mar 3/17-5/12 10:00-10:55 AM 3 Yrs & Up WI1901521 Jan 1/06-3/03 10:00-10:55 AM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1903187 Mar 3/17-5/12 11:00-11:55 AM 3 Yrs & Up WI1901531 Jan 1/06-3/03 11:00-11:55 AM 3 Yrs & Up
WI19015312 Mar 3/17-5/12 10:00-10:55 AM 3 Yrs & Up
Preschool Aquatics Level 3
WI19015212 Mar 3/17-5/12 11:00-11:55 AM 3 Yrs & Up
Course # Month Date Time Age
WI19031715 Jan 1/06-3/03 10:00-10:55 AM 3 Yrs & Up Level 3 - Stroke Readiness
WI19031711 Jan 1/06-3/03 11:00-11:55 AM 3 Yrs & Up Course # Month Date Time Age
WI1903179 Mar 3/17-5/12 10:00-10:55 AM 3 Yrs & Up WI1901911 Jan 1/06-3/03 10:00-10:55 AM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1903219 Mar 3/17-5/12 11:00-11:55 AM 3 Yrs & Up WI19019611 Jan 1/06-3/03 11:00-11:55 AM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1901968 Mar 3/17-5/12 10:00-10:55 AM 3 Yrs & Up
Level 1 - Water Exploration
WI19019112 Mar 3/17-5/12 11:00-11:55 AM 3 Yrs & Up
Course # Month Date Time Age
WI1901151 Jan 1/06-3/03 10:00-10:55 AM 3 Yrs & Up Level 4 - Stroke Development
WI1901142 Jan 1/06-3/03 11:00-11:55 AM 3 Yrs & Up Course # Month Date Time Age
WI19011412 Mar 3/17-5/12 10:00-10:55 AM 3 Yrs & Up WI1902291 Jan 1/06-3/03 10:00-10:55 AM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1901141 Mar 3/17-5/12 11:00-11:55 AM 3 Yrs & Up WI1902311 Jan 1/06-3/03 11:00-11:55 AM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1902318 Mar 3/17-5/12 10:00-10:55 AM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1902299 Mar 3/17-5/12 11:00-11:55 AM 3 Yrs & Up
Online
Fees subject to change. Registration
See page 80 to find out how to
register for programs online.
100 Symphony Way, Elgin, Illinois 60120
www.cityofelgin.org/recreation 15Aquatics - Swim Lessons
Monday
Length: 8 Weeks
Resident/Member Registration: 11/1
Non-Resident Registration: 11/1
Fees: Member: $65 Resident: $75 Non-Res: $85
Location: Centre of Elgin, Adventure Island
Parent/Preschool Water Orientation
Course # Month Date Time Age
WI1902971 Jan 1/07-2/25 6:00-6:30 PM 6-36 Mos
WI1902981 Jan 1/07-2/25 6:45-7:15 PM 6-36 Mos
WI1902984 Mar 3/18-5/06 6:00-6:30 PM 6-36 Mos
WI1902975 Mar 3/18-5/06 6:45-7:15 PM 6-36 Mos
Preschool Aquatics Level 1
Course # Month Date Time Age
WI1903771 Jan 1/07-2/25 6:00-6:30 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1903151 Jan 1/07-2/25 6:45-7:15 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI19031514 Mar 3/18-5/06 6:00-6:30 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI19031515 Mar 3/18-5/06 6:45-7:15 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Preschool Aquatics Level 2
Course # Month Date Time Age
WI1903189 Jan 1/07-2/25 6:00-6:30 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI19031811 Jan 1/07-2/25 6:45-7:15 PM 3 Yrs & Up Level 2 - Primary Skills
WI1904097 Mar 3/18-5/06 6:00-6:30 PM 3 Yrs & Up Course # Month Date Time Age
WI19031812 Mar 3/18-5/06 6:45-7:15 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1901522 Jan 1/07-2/25 6:00-6:40 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Preschool Aquatics Level 3 WI1901532 Jan 1/07-2/25 6:45-7:25 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Course # Month Date Time Age WI19015313 Mar 3/18-5/06 6:00-6:40 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1903211 Jan 1/07-2/25 6:00-6:30 PM 3 Yrs & Up WI19015214 Mar 3/18-5/06 6:45-7:25 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1903172 Jan 1/07-2/25 6:45-7:15 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Level 3 - Stroke Readiness
WI19031712 Mar 3/18-5/06 6:00-6:30 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Course # Month Date Time Age
WI19032111 Mar 3/18-5/06 6:45-7:15 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1901912 Jan 1/07-2/25 6:00-6:40 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Level 1 - Water Exploration WI1901962 Jan 1/07-2/25 6:45-7:25 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Course # Month Date Time Age WI19019616 Mar 3/18-5/06 6:00-6:40 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI19011416 Jan 1/07-2/25 6:00-6:40 PM 3 Yrs & Up WI19019113 Mar 3/18-5/06 6:45-7:25 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1901143 Jan 1/07-2/25 6:45-7:25 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Level 4 - Stroke Development
WI1901153 Mar 3/18-5/06 6:00-6:40 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Course # Month Date Time Age
WI1901158 Mar 3/18-5/06 6:45-7:25 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1902292 Jan 1/07-2/25 6:00-6:40 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1902312 Jan 1/07-2/25 6:45-7:25 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1902319 Mar 3/18-5/06 6:00-6:40 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI19022912 Mar 3/18-5/06 6:45-7:25 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Elgin Parks and Recreation
16 We create community through people, parks and programsAquatics - Swim Lessons
Tuesday
Length: 8 Weeks
Resident/Member Registration: 11/1
Non-Resident Registration: 11/1
Fees: Member: $65 Resident: $75 Non-Res: $85
Location: Centre of Elgin, Adventure Island
Parent/Preschool Water Orientation
Course # Month Date Time Age
WI1902972 Jan 1/08-2/26 6:00-6:30 PM 6-36 Mos
WI1902982 Jan 1/08-2/26 6:45-7:15 PM 6-36 Mos
WI1902977 Mar 3/19-5/07 6:00-6:30 PM 6-36 Mos
WI1902985 Mar 3/19-5/07 6:45-7:15 PM 6-36 Mos
Preschool Aquatics Level 1
Course # Month Date Time Age
WI1903772 Jan 1/08-2/26 6:00-6:30 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1903152 Jan 1/08-2/26 6:45-7:15 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI19031516 Mar 3/19-5/07 6:00-6:30 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI19031517 Mar 3/19-5/07 6:45-7:15 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Preschool Level 2
Course # Month Date Time Age
WI1904091 Jan 1/08-2/26 6:00-6:30 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Level 2 - Primary Skills
WI1904092 Jan 1/08-2/26 6:45-7:15 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Course # Month Date Time Age
WI19040911 Mar 3/19-5/07 6:00-6:30 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1901523 Jan 1/08-2/26 6:00-6:40 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI19031814 Mar 3/19-5/07 6:45-7:15 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1901533 Jan 1/08-2/26 6:45-7:25 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI19015317 Mar 3/19-5/07 6:00-6:40 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Preschool Aquatics Level 3
WI1901536 Mar 3/19-5/07 6:54-7:25 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Course # Month Date Time Age
WI1903212 Jan 1/08-2/26 6:00-6:30 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Level 3 - Stroke Readiness
WI1903213 Jan 1/08-2/26 6:45-7:15 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Course # Month Date Time Age
WI19031713 Mar 3/19-5/07 6:00-6:30 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1901913 Jan 1/08-2/26 6:00-6:40 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI19032112 Mar 3/19-5/07 6:45-7:15 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1901963 Jan 1/08-2/26 6:45-7:25 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI19019617 Mar 3/19-5/07 6:00-6:40 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Level 1 - Water Exploration
WI1901919 Mar 3/19-5/07 6:45-7:25 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Course # Month Date Time Age
WI1901154 Jan 1/08-2/26 6:00-6:40 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Level 4 - Stroke Development
WI1901144 Jan 1/08-2/26 6:45-7:25 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Course # Month Date Time Age
WI1901148 Mar 3/19-5/07 6:00-6:40 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1902293 Jan 1/08-2/26 6:00-6:40 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI19011519 Mar 3/19-5/07 6:45-7:25 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1902313 Jan 1/08-2/26 6:45-7:25 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI19023112 Mar 3/19-5/07 6:00-6:40 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI19022913 Mar 3/19-5/07 6:45-7:25 PM 3 Yrs & Up
100 Symphony Way, Elgin, Illinois 60120
www.cityofelgin.org/recreation 17Aquatics - Swim Lessons
Wednesday
Length: 8 Weeks Level 3 - Stroke Readiness
Resident/Member Registration: 11/1 Course # Month Date Time Age
Non-Resident Registration: 11/1 WI1901914 Jan 1/09-2/27 6:00-6:40 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Fees: Member: $65 Resident: $75 Non-Res: $85
WI1901964 Jan 1/09-2/27 6:45-7:25 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Location: Centre of Elgin, Adventure Island
WI1901969 Mar 3/20-5/08 6:00-6:40 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Preschool Aquatics Level 1 WI19019114 Mar 3/20-5/08 6:45-7:25 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Course # Month Date Time Age
Level 4 - Stroke Development
WI1903153 Jan 1/09-2/27 6:00-6:30 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Course # Month Date Time Age
WI1903154 Jan 1/09-2/27 6:45-7:15 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1902294 Jan 1/09-2/27 6:00-6:40 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI19031519 Mar 3/20-5/08 6:00-6:30 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1902314 Jan 1/09-2/27 6:45-7:25 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI19031525 Mar 3/20-5/08 6:45-7:15 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI19023113 Mar 3/20-5/08 6:00-6:40 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Preschool Aquatics Level 2 WI19022914 Mar 3/20-5/08 6:45-7:25 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Course # Month Date Time Age
Level 5 - Stroke Refinement
WI1903183 Jan 1/09-2/27 6:00-6:30 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Course # Month Date Time Age
WI1903182 Jan 1/09-2/27 6:45-7:15 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1902594 Jan 1/09-2/27 6:00-6:40 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI19040912 Mar 3/20-5/08 6:00-6:30 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1902624 Jan 1/09-2/27 6:45-7:25 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI19031815 Mar 3/20-5/08 6:45-7:15 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1902596 Mar 3/20-5/08 6:00-6:40 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Preschool Aquatics Level 3 WI1902626 Mar 3/20-5/08 6:45-7:25 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Course # Month Date Time Age
Level 6 - Skill Proficiency/Advanced Skills
WI1903176 Jan 1/09-2/27 6:00-6:30 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Course # Month Date Time Age
WI1903216 Jan 1/09-2/27 6:45-7:15 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1902811 Jan 1/09-2/27 6:00-6:40 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI19031714 Mar 3/20-5/08 6:00-6:30 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1902791 Jan 1/09-2/27 6:45-7:25 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI19032113 Mar 3/20-5/08 6:45-7:15 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1902795 Mar 3/20-5/08 6:00-6:40 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Level 1 - Water Exploration WI1902816 Mar 3/20-5/08 6:45-7:25 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Course # Month Date Time Age
WI1901155 Jan 1/09-2/27 6:00-6:40 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1901145 Jan 1/09-2/27 6:45-7:25 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1901159 Mar 3/20-5/08 6:00-6:40 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI19011516 Mar 3/20-5/08 6:45-7:25 PM 3 Yrs & Up
Level 2 - Primary Skills
Course # Month Date Time Age
WI1901524 Jan 1/09-2/27 6:00-6:40 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1901534 Jan 1/09-2/27 6:45-7:25 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1901527 Mar 3/20-5/08 6:00-6:40 PM 3 Yrs & Up
WI1901537 Mar 3/20-5/08 6:45-7:25 PM 3 Yrs & Up
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