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Recreation & Parks
www.perinton.org
2022
Registration Begins Fall
Programs
Monday, August 29
Town Supervisor’s
Message Page 3
James E. Smith Center
JAMES E. SMITH CENTER Mon.-Fri. 6:00 AM-9:00 PM Office: 223-5050 • Fax: 223-4045
Sat. 7:00 AM-7:00 PM Taped Info: 425-1170
1350 Turk Hill Road
Sun. 9:00 AM-6:00 PM
THE INDOOR TRACK ROOMS AND GYM FOR RENT
The Indoor Track is available to residents at no charge and non-residents for $1. An ideal location for family parties, birthday parties, showers, reunions, business
Simply sign in daily at the window by the track and please wear rubber soled meetings or informational seminars. We also offer group rate discounts for
shoes. The gymnasium and track are climate controlled for your comfort. The swim parties tied to room rentals. For information, contact Jeff Ackerman at
inside lane (1/17th mile) is for walkers and the outside lane (1/16th mile) is 223-5050 or jackerman@perinton.org.
for runners. GYM DROP-IN PROGRAMS
THE FITNESS/WELLNESS CENTER Drop-In Programs are available for all ages. Admission is $4.25 per person with
The Fitness/Wellness Center offers a fully equipped Cardio-Fitness Lobby and proof of residency. Admission for non-residents is $5.50. All participants
Strength-Resistance Room for participants at least 14 years old. must show ID every time. 10X stamp passes are available to residents
THE AQUATIC CENTER ($37.00) and non-residents ($50.00). For RESIDENTS, 14 years and over:
The Aquatic Center features a 25 yard lap pool, leisure pool and whirlpool. The Show your monthly or 20 Visit Fitness Pass and get $1.00 off your daily drop-in
facility is totally enclosed for year-round use. fee or half off your purchase of a new stamp pass. All participants must still
sign in at the registration desk for basketball/volleyball/pickleball/
DROP-IN FITNESS CLASSES table tennis and/or fitness/aquatic area(s).
Drop-In Fitness is offered for $7.00 per class. Non-resident rate, $8.00 per class.
Check out our adult and teen fitness classes inside this brochure. Group cycling
classes are $8.00 for residents and $9.00 for non-residents. Only the classes
DAILY FAMILY PASS FOR AQUATICS
(Perinton Residents)
on the Fitness pages are eligible for drop-in rates.
2 Adults, 2 Children = $16, $2 each additional child
PASS FEES
Upon purchase or renewal of your pass, you will be issued a photo ID card to be
used as your pass. Under this procedure, a separate pass will be required for
each pass holder. LOST PASS REPLACEMENT FEE - $10.
RESIDENT NON-RESIDENT
Child* Youth Adult Senior College Active Child* Youth Adult Senior
(13/under) (14-18) (19-54) (55+) Student Military (13/under) (14-18) (19-54) (55+)
Daily $3.50 $4.00 $6.00 $4.00 $4.00 $4.00 $5.00 $6.00 $9.00 $6.00
Monthly $26.00 $32.00 $48.00 $32.00 $32.00 $32.00 $33.00 $39.00 $59.00 $39.00
20 Visit $38.00 $45.00 $68.00 $45.00 $45.00 $45.00 $66.00 $90.00 $135.00 $90.00
6 Month $127.00 $156.00 $245.00 $156.00 $156.00 $156.00 $158.00 $196.00 $300.00 $196.00
12 Month $226.00 $281.00 $440.00 $281.00 $281.00 $281.00 $285.00 $352.00 $538.00 $352.00
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
Pickleball Pickleball Pickleball
Ages 18+ Ages 18+ Ages 18+
6:00-8:00 AM 6:00-8:00 AM 6:00-8:00 AM
Basketball Basketball Basketball
Beginner Pickleball Beginner Pickleball
Ages 18+ Ages 18+ Ages 18+
11:30 AM-1:15 PM 11:30 AM-1:15 PM
11: 30 AM-1:15 PM 11:30 AM-1:15 PM 11:30 AM-1:15 PM
Pickleball Pickleball Pickleball Pickleball Pickleball Pickleball Pickleball
1:30-3:15 PM 1:30-3:15 PM 1:30-3:15 PM 1:30-3:15 PM 1:30-3:15 PM 4:00-6:00 PM 4:15-5:45 PM
Basketball Basketball Volleyball Basketball
Ages 30+ Ages 30+ Ages 18+ Ages 18+
8:15-9:45 PM 8:15-9:45 PM 7:30-9:00 PM 8:15-9:45 PM
Schedule subject to change. View website for current schedule.
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Town Supervisor’s
Ciaran Hanna
Town Supervisor
Message to the Community
Greetings, everyone. First, I would like to acknowledge the tragic loss of a member of our Special thanks to Recreation and Parks Commissioner Jeff Nutting, Parks Director Chris Dudley,
Perinton Family, RPD Officer Anthony (Tony) Mazurkiewicz. On July 21, the Mazurkiewicz family and Project Manager Sean Delehanty for moving this project forward. I would also like to thank
lost a husband, father and grandfather, RPD lost a dedicated police officer and friend, and our the Fairport Skatepark Campaign for their advocacy - we can’t wait to cut the ribbon alongside you!
community lost a hometown hero and neighbor.
Our Recreation and Parks team has been working on another exciting project - 6 new Pickleball and
I must say that I am very proud of how our community showed up to honor Officer Mazurkiewicz 2 refinished Tennis courts at Fellows Road Park. There are the first official outdoor Pickleball courts
and support his family. Thank you to everyone who lined the procession routes, put up a flag or in Town. You may recognize the color scheme – go Raiders!
blue light, shared condolences, and posted messages of remembrance and support. Soon, we will
Speaking of new projects, the Town is also investing in the replacement of deteriorated asphalt
be initiating a committee to determine how our Town will memorialize Tony and recognize his
sidewalks near the Whitney Road Corridor. The new concrete sidewalks will enhance our extensive
unwavering sense of duty and dedication.
sidewalk network maintained by the Town year-round, providing mobility for people of all ages
This was an absolute tragedy in our community - one that I hope and pray we never see repeated. and abilities. This project is part of an ongoing plan to upgrade the pedestrian accommodations
Please continue to keep the Mazurkiewicz family and all of our law enforcement officers in your along the entire length of Whitney Road. The Town also pursued grant dollars for this project and
thoughts and prayers. was recently awarded funding from Senator Brouk.
It has been a very busy summer in Town; we saw new bands at our Gazebo Concert Series and This time of year is also busy for the Perinton Highway Department. By the end of the 2022 season,
record attendance at our Center Stage Concerts. Perinton Recreation took on the KidZone at Canal Perinton Highway is projected to provide critical maintenance to more than 55 miles of roadway in
Days, and we happily welcomed back the Memorial Day Parade route and enjoyed the Fourth of our Town. Soon enough our “Red Truck Fleet” will turn their attention to the annual leaf collection
July Parade and the Party in he Park. As we transition into fall, I hope everyone will take advantage for all 17,000 properties in Town. Check out more information about our fall leaf collection
of all Perinton has to offer. From our outstanding Recreation classes and events to our incredible program in this brochure. We are fortunate to have an incredible public works team serving our
trails and parks - there is truly something for everyone in our Town. community each day.
Soon, our community will have a first-of-its-kind skatepark in Perinton Park. The Town has been Finally, please save the date to celebrate our Bicentennial Anniversary of the Erie Canal on
working on this project for more than a year alongside local advocates and community members. Saturday, Sept. 17 at 5 p.m. at Perinton Park. There will be games for the kids, food trucks, music,
We’ve found Perinton Park to be an ideal, central and visible location with open and available and historical sessions. We will end the day with a Floatilla Boat Parade beginning in Perinton Park.
space for a community skatepark. Please contact the Recreation Department at (585) 223-5050 if you are interested in participating!
Since the start, it has been a priority to create a skatepark for individuals of all ages and abilities As always, if you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to stop by, call or email any
that will enhance our community’s quality of life without overburdening our local taxpayers. To that time. My number is (585) 223-0770, and my email address is channa@perinton.org. No matter
end, the Town has engaged with state and federal representatives to pursue grant funding, and we what is on your mind, I hope you will take the opportunity to reach out. I look forward to hearing
are pleased to see results already -- a $1 million grant from New York State! from you.
Please check the inside of this brochure for more information about our community survey - we Sincerely,
need your input before we begin the skatepark design!
Ciaran Hanna, Town Supervisor
Table of Contents When you see this sign in your
neighborhood, it means the property is
James E. Smith Center Info.......................................................................2 scheduled to be reviewed by the Town’s
Special Events........................................................................................ 14 Planning Board, Zoning Board of Appeals or
Parks Programs...................................................................................... 16 even Town Board.
WebTrac Info.......................................................................................... 17 Depending on the scope of work, some
Preschool............................................................................................... 18 projects require Board approval before work
Youth and Teen...................................................................................... 24 may begin, which triggers a public hearing on
Youth and Teen Arts & Crafts................................................................... 29 the proposal. These signs are one of the ways
the Town notifies residents of the hearing.
Aquatics................................................................................................. 30
Fitness.................................................................................................... 38 If you see this sign and you would like to know what is being considered for the property,
Adult...................................................................................................... 40 go to perinton.org and click on Properties Under Review on the Home Page to see the plans
and project description.
Adult Arts & Crafts.................................................................................. 45
55+ Prime Time Programs..................................................................... 47
Refund Policy/Drop Off Policy................................................................ 54 Town Hall Closings: PCC Closings:
Registration Information ....................................................................... 54 Sept. 5: Labor Day Sept. 5: Labor Day
Registration Form.................................................................................. 55 Oct. 10: Columbus Day Nov. 24: Thanksgiving
Nov. 11: Veteran’s Day Dec. 25: Christmas
Nov. 24-25: Thanksgiving Jan. 1: New Year’s Day
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Egypt’s Only Church: A Long Lost Memory
By Bill Poray, Perinton Town Historian
windows on each side, each window having 24 panes of glass. The church
Heads hung heavy in the hamlet of Egypt 100 years ago, when the old seemed much larger than some of the early churches in Massachusetts.
Methodist Episcopal Church burned to the ground. The date was January There were two front entrances and inside each were stairs leading to the
17, 1922, when the building, owned by Pearl Rainbow, was ignited in upper part of the church where services were held.”
flames from a defective stove pipe. The Fairport Herald reported that a
bucket brigade was quickly formed, but as the fire started in the attic, Cullen Loud, Oliver’s son, had run his deceased father’s inn for several
their efforts were in vain. years when, in 1882, he purchased the old church next door. Loud brought
life to the 56-year-old building, which needed a new purpose after the
Built in 1826, the large wood frame building stood just a stone’s throw Methodist congregation disbanded. Known as Loud’s Hall, the building
from Oliver Loud’s Tavern, near the entrance to where the Town Centre became the social center of Egypt, where the district school held concert
Plaza is located today. Among the notable events at this early Egypt performances and ceremonies. Many of the clergyman from Fairport’s
church was a speech delivered in the summer of 1860 by Frederick churches periodically came to Egypt to hold services, and the American
Douglass (1818-1895). Young John Talman Jr. accompanied his father to Sunday School Union frequently sponsored events at Loud’s Hall. Dances
hear the message of the great orator, statesman, and abolitionist. Years were regularly held at the old church as well. When one visiting pastor
later, he wrote of the experience: “He wore a long, blue broadcloth coat protested the use of the building for a dance, he was reminded that it was
with brass buttons. He was tall and erect … a massive figure.” the revenue from such events that paid his salary.
Bertha Bortle Aldridge provided a description of the Traveling orators speaking on political and social topics
old Methodist sanctuary in 1953: “The church of the day could be heard at Loud’s Hall. Prizefighter
was a large building, entirely covered Joseph Hess, an advocate for the temperance
with narrow boards. It had eight movement, commanded a large crowd in
February of 1886, after speaking to
large audiences at the Fairport First
Baptist Church and Shaw’s Hall just a
few days earlier.
continued on page 5
Egypt’s Methodist Episcopal Church, built in 1826
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Rainbow Hall became the name of the old building when Pearl
Rainbow gained ownership in about 1911. Much of the first floor was
used as a residence, and it also became the voting place for the people of
Egypt. Sunday school, musical performances, and dances kept Rainbow
Hall bustling with activity. Damon’s Orchestra of Rochester performed for
what may have been the largest crowd the building ever held, a 1917
dance for the benefit of the employees of the Egypt Canning Company.
Eighty couples were in attendance. Five years later, the early country
church was but a memory, lost to fire.
2022-23 School
Tax Collection
From Debbie D. Brown – Receiver of Taxes
Tax Information:
• Tax bills for the upcoming 2022-2023 School tax collection will be
mailed August 31.
• The first day of collection will be Thursday, September 1.
• If you do not have escrow and have not received your tax bill by
September 8, please call our office at (585) 223-0770 or log on to
www.monroecounty.gov to obtain a copy.
• The 1st installment is due to the Town by Thursday, September 15
(2nd and 3rd installments must be mailed directly to Monroe County) The Town
• If you are paying in full, the full amount is due by Monday, October 3
(due to Oct. 1 falling on a Saturday). of Perinton’s
• Payments are made payable to Debbie D. Brown, Receiver
• All out-of-balance payments will be returned for the corrected amount Historian
Payment Options: Bill Poray, the Perinton town historian is responsible for keeping the
• By check or cash in person at the Town Tax Office (9 a.m.-5 p.m., historical record, for researching the past, and preserving records for
Monday through Friday) the future. The historian is responsible for educating the public about
Perinton and its heritage through talks, slide presentations, walking tours,
• By check via mail (receipt date determined by U.S. postmark only)
and newspaper articles. The historian works with community boards such
*Online Bank Payments arrive in office as a paper check and with no
U.S. postmark. Because of this, we must go by the day it arrives in as Planning and Historic Architecture on issues of preservation of historic
office. Banks discourage the use of online banking for tax payments sites and buildings.
because they cannot guarantee your payment will be delivered The office contains a wealth of information. There are data and
in a timely manner. If you utilize online banking, you do so at your genealogical records on significant families and businesses; on
own risk. churches and schools; on transportation, police and fire departments,
• By check in the Town Tax Drop Box located out front of the Town Hall and government. There are cemetery records, obituaries, and census
(Adhering to all tax due dates and interest schedules – payment records dating back to 1800. There are files on each street, and records
must be in the drop box by end of day of tax due date) of ownership. There are old books, maps, newspapers, photographs, war
• By credit card online at www.monroecounty.gov – When paying by records, oral histories, and canal histories.
credit or debit card for any transaction greater than $100, a fee The historian works the equivalent of two days per week. While the
equaling 2.75% of the amount paid will be charged by the credit card
office is usually open most mornings from 9 a.m. to noon, it is suggested
company. Payments of $100 or less will be charged a flat fee of $2.75
that you call to confirm before stopping in, especially if you are coming
• By electronic check online at www.monroecounty.gov – A sliding scale from some distance away. Other times are available by appointment.
fee is charged based on the amount of payment
For further information contact Bill Poray, Town Historian at (585) 223-
For more detailed tax information and frequently asked questions,
0770 x1125.
please visit the Town’s website at www.perinton.org
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Town of Perinton
Town Clerk Janelle
Phone: (585) 223-0770 • Fax: (585) 223-3629 Reed Announces Free
Shredding Event For
Recorded information: (585) 425-1170
DPW Service Center: (585) 223-5115
Perinton Residents
After Hours Emergency: (585) 425-7380
Website: www.perinton.org
Facebook: Town of Perinton, NY
Twitter: @TPerinton Town Clerk Janelle Reed announced that the Town Clerk’s Office is always here to assist you
Instagram: townofperinton Town Clerk’s Office will host a free shredding – please stop by or contact us if we can be of
event for Perinton residents this fall. The service.”
Thomas A. Klonick drive-thru event will take place at Perinton’s
Town Justice The Town Clerk’s Office is working with Shred-
Department of Public Works, located at 100 Text, a certified and licensed local company.
Charles Steinman Cobb’s Lane, on Saturday, September 24, 2022, They will be on-site to accept up to 4-5 boxes
Town Justice from 8 a.m. to noon. of paper per vehicle. All documents will be
Wayne Pickering, IAO “I often hear from community members shredded on location, and there is no need to
Town Assessor about the importance of having a secure remove staples/paperclips.
way to dispose of sensitive and confidential Appointments for the free shredding event
Joseph LaFay documents,” said Reed. “By offering a free
Town Attorney will open on Thursday, September 1, 2022.
shredding event, my office is hoping to bring
this service closer to home in a secure way. Our For more information, please visit www.
Robert J. Kozarits perinton.org.
Town Engineer
Bill Poray
Town Historian
Jason R. Kennedy
DPW Commissioner
Jeff Nutting
Commissioner of Recreation and Parks
Board Meetings
Town Board
2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month
at 7:30 p.m.
Planning Board
3rd Wednesday of every month
at 7:30 p.m.
Conservation Board
Tuesdays before the 1st and 3rd
Wednesday of each month
at 7:30 p.m.
Zoning Board of Appeals
4th Monday of every month
at 7:30 p.m.
Updated state guidelines allow for the public in board
meetings, but seating is extremely limited due to social
distancing. Thus, all meetings are also offered virtually
through StafLeaf. For more information, please go to
perinton.org. All meetings begin at 7:30 p.m.
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Unckless works to make
Crescent Trail safe
Most people would think it is crazy to send a 79-year-old and an 82-year-old
up a hill with a chainsaw to cut up a fallen tree.
Not Jim Unckless, who is Trail Boss and Vice President of the Crescent Trail
Hiking Association. He leads the Silver Foxes, who work year-around to keep the
Crescent Trail clear and clean for Perinton residents.
There is no task too tough for the Foxes. Every Wednesday morning from April
until late in the Fall, the group of about 20 retired volunteers work on mowing
about 20 miles of the 35-plus trails in Perinton.
Each trail gets mowed 3 or 4 times a season, with 4 mowers working at a
time. It takes about 6 weeks to make one pass and then they start all over again.
In the Winter, the Foxes patrol the trails and make sure the bridges are safe
and no trees have fallen or are about to fall.
“It is a labor of love for these guys,” Unckless said. “My job is to just make sure
we know what we need to do and we can do it safely.”
CTHA President Dave Wideman believes Unckless is underplaying what he
does quite a bit.
“I joined them one day and all I could think was ‘are you kidding me?’ ”
Wideman said. “They do incredible work. It is amazing what they do and they One Christmas Eve, the Foxes discovered a tree had fallen on a bridge and was
aren’t kidding around. It is a tight-knit group that loves being together and that blocking the stream. Rather than let it sit for the holidays, Unckless contacted
all goes back to Jim. He creates that environment. the Town and the Foxes worked with the Parks Department to get it cleaned up.
“He is so organized and so conscientious … he is the key to whole trail They rebuilt the bridge in January.
system. He is the man!” “One thing that is really amazing is how much these guys love doing this,”
Unckless moved to Rochester in 1967 to work for Kodak. He lived in Greece he said. “We work very hard to keep the trails the way they are. I wouldn’t
until 1971 when he moved to Fairport. He started as an engineer and then want to change anything to make any trail my trail. It is not my trail, it is the
worked for the Instant Film program. community’s trail.”
When Instant Film died, Kodak sent him to Brazil in 1983 and he ended up Unckless admits it can be frustrating, with many challenges. There are
working on a world-wide software project. landowners with legit gripes and users who abuse the trails and the rules.
He retired in 2001 and became a member of the CTHA in 2002. Howie Hikers use the trails and night with headlights when they are closed at
Newton was the trail boss at the time and put Jim to work keeping the trails sundown – especially on private property.
clear. He took leadership of the Foxes about 6 years later and immediately Bikers have been a big problem. The trails are for hikers only, but bikers abuse
purchased safer mowers. the trails, go off trails into private property and take down signs prohibiting
Unckless has been the CTHA representative on the Town Recreation and bikes.
Parks Advisory Board for 8 years and has been a member of Historical Board Dogs are allowed on trails as long as they are under control, but many hikers
for 30 years. He also spent 28 years – 10 as chairman – on the Village’s Office just let the dogs roam wherever they want.
of Community & Economic Development and 7 years on the Village Audit
Committee. For the most part, however, hikers adore the trails and respect the rules. He
is very pleased at how the trails have become a wonderful community asset.
“Jim and his experience are vital to the trails and many other things we do in
the department,” said Rec & Parks Commissioner Jeff Nutting. “It is invaluable Although the CTHA is always looking for young blood to keep the trails
to be able to go to someone like him and ask him what he thinks of a plan or to thriving, he has no thoughts of turning over the reins anytime soon.
pick his brain for ideas.” “I never put any time limits on what I do,” he said. “I like to keep busy and I
Last Winter, the Foxes – working with the Town Parks Department – cleared like to work on things that are important to people.”
75 fallen or dangerous trees from the trails. Often the trees will fall on bridges Trail Town USA is lucky to have them.
and destroy them “They are a tremendous treasure to the community,” said Town Supervisor
Unckless also works with Eagle Scouts, who need to complete projects and Ciaran Hanna. “Guys like Jim have kept the trails a jewel for decades now. I am
often choose to build or fix bridges. in awe of what they do and how long they have done it.”
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Town Supervisor Ciaran Hanna and Amazing Grains owner, Lisa Wiggins.
Town Of Perinton Recovery Grant
Program Awards $200,000 To Local
Small Businesses And Non-Profits
Leveraging Town ARPA funds to assist small businesses and non-profits struggling as they attempt to recover from increased expenses and
with COVID-19 related expenses and recovery assistance reduced revenues. Supporting our community’s small businesses and
Town Supervisor Ciaran Hanna announced the Town of Perinton non-profits in their revitalization and recovery is a top priority. I thank the
Recovery Grant Program (RGP), has awarded $200,000 to assist local small Town Board and Fairport Foundation for their support of this initiative. We
businesses and non-profits with COVID-19 related expenses and recovery hope these grant dollars will help business owners keep their doors open,
assistance. Supervisor Hanna directed a portion of the Town’s American protect local jobs, support community recovery, and increase the resiliency
Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) economic stimulus and recovery funds to establish of businesses in the Town and Village.”
the RGP. The Perinton Town Board unanimously voted to fund the program The Town partnered with the Fairport Foundation, a 501(c)3 established
and award all 49 applicants with grant funding. in 2011 to support the Fairport Perinton business community, to help
RGP grants were issued up to $7,500 in total, with the average award administer the program and evaluate applications. Scoring was based
being approximately $4,000. Of the 49 grants awarded, 80% are small on impact to revenue, COVID-19 related expenses, pivot procedures, and
businesses and 20% are non-profit organizations. Among those, 49% are the unique recovery experience of each small business and non-profit
located in the Village of Fairport. organization.
“The COVID-19 pandemic has had a tremendously negative impact Small businesses are defined by New York State as having 100
on many small businesses and non-profit organizations over the past employees or less. Applicants were required to operate a small business
several years,” said Hanna. “Now that the worst of the pandemic has or non-profit within the Town of Perinton. Applicants averaged 27 years in
passed, difficult economic conditions have left these same organizations operation and 10 employees.
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Fall Update from
Perinton Animal Control
With summer winding down, fall will be here before we know it. This is vaccinated for rabies which protects our community from the spread
summer, we have seen an increase in woodchuck and skunk activity. If of rabies. Licensing also allows us to return lost dogs to their owners as
you have frequent wildlife visitors, it is best to make sure you are not quickly as possible. Over 75 percent of the dogs Animal Control picks up
unintentionally feeding them with dropped seed from feeders and each year are not licensed. Visit the Town Clerk portion of our webpage to
uncontained compost piles. Please keep in mind that these critters, along find information on dog licensing.
with many others, will be looking for winter homes. Make sure to secure Perinton Animal Control is available to answer questions or respond
areas under sheds and decks as these are popular den sites for animals. to sick and injured wildlife calls. We can be reached at (585) 223-5115
We will see a dramatic increase in deer activity in October and November. during our operating hours Monday-Friday, 7:30am - 4pm. For after-hours
While driving, please remember it is rare this time of year to have deer emergencies, call (585) 425-7380. In the event of any emergency, please
traveling alone; a good rule of thumb is where there’s one, there’s more! dial 911.
A friendly reminder for dog owners that all dogs 4 months or older Enjoy the change in seasons in our beautiful Town!
must be licensed with the Town. Licensing assures that your animal
-Steve Pringle, Animal Control Officer
PASS Update
The Town of Perinton urges residents to sign up for our Perinton Alert up for the alerts you would like to receive. The system allows you to opt
Services System (PASS). This free service will either text or email alerts or out whenever you like.
send alerts to you through Social Media. Residents can receive messages The Town strives to not overload you with alerts so only important
about everything from scheduling and deadlines to emergencies in the messages will be sent out and only at appropriate times – unless the
area. Residents can also choose to receive all Town alerts or only ones from emergency is vitally important and time sensitive.
specific departments.
PASS is designed to help improve communication between the town
Go to the home page at Perinton.org and click on the PASS icon at the and its residents. More than 9,300 residents have signed up already. So
top of the home page or the PASS section lower on the home page to sign sign up to get alerts about your town and PASS it on to neighbors.
Registration Begins: Monday, August 29, 20229
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Working to be more Inclusive
At Perinton Recreation and Parks and the Town of Perinton, we are striving to serve all people in our community
by becoming increasingly accessible and by providing an inclusive environment in which to recreate.
To meet this need, we are committed to providing assistance and reasonable accommodations to individuals
with disabilities to access services and programs offered by Rec & Parks. Several department staff are trained
and certified as Inclusion Assessors and work in partnership with Rochester Accessible Adventures (RAA).
Steps we are taking to become more inclusive include:
1. Using image descriptions and alt text on our social media posts.
2. Reviewing, updating, and communicating our program and facility policies on service, emotional
support, and companion animals. Also our policy on Care Attendants, Food Accommodation, ASL
Interpreter Offerings, Quiet Rooms, and available Adaptive Equipment.
3. Having all part-time clerical staff take the Inclusion Ambassador Training (3-hour course).
4. We hosted an inclusive interactive Pickleball session and an inclusive interactive percussion event in
July. Keep an eye out for more inclusive events.
We encourage you to reach out to us with any questions, concerns, or to discuss accommodations that we might make to help your experience with us be more positive.
Please contact Inclusion Coordinator Kelly Attridge with any questions at (585) 223-5050 or kattridge@perinton.org.
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Town Of Perinton To Build Community
Skatepark In Perinton Park
First-of-its-kind project in Perinton will welcome families and children ages, abilities, and interests related to wheeled sports. Plans also include
of all ages and abilities; Town is seeking community input on the project. publicly accessible pathways to bathrooms and other amenities available
Town Supervisor Ciaran Hanna recently announced plans for a new within the park, as well as a multi-use space for learn-to-skate programs
skatepark to be located in Perinton Park, as well as an opportunity for and special events. To address the stigma around graffiti, the Town would
the community to provide input on the proposed project. The Town has like to incorporate a community art space within the skatepark with the
engaged with local skatepark advocates for more than a year in the assistance of the Fairport Public Art Committee. Community members are
development of this first-of-its-kind amenity in Perinton. While still in the welcome to submit their ideas and feedback at perinton.org. All feedback
initial stages of project development and design with many steps ahead, will be collected by September 15, 2022.
the Town is hopeful that the project will be completed in 2023. “We are proud to offer services and amenities for all members of our
“There is a lot of excitement growing throughout our community at community. The addition of a skatepark will provide a healthy recreational
the prospect of a skatepark in Perinton,” said Hanna. “A skatepark would opportunity for those interested in non-traditional sports. This will be
enhance our world-class parks system, contribute to our quality of life, designed considering the accessibility and experience for participants
bolster our local economy and businesses through tourism, and provide of all wheeled sports, ages, and experience levels. We look forward to
a safe outlet for kids of all ages. At this time, we would like to ask our this enhancement at Perinton Park,” said Jeff Nutting, Commissioner of
residents what they want to see at their community skatepark. We hope Recreation and Parks.
it will be a place for generations of children and families to learn to skate The Town of Perinton has partnered with a local volunteer-driven 501(c)
and ride, and we want our community to help shape that future.” (3) organization, the Fairport Perinton Partnership, to gather advocates
The Town is early in the planning stages of this project and actively in our community interested in designing, funding, and building a
seeking community input before the design and site characteristics are skatepark. Greg Pilato, a Perinton resident and active member of the
determined. However, the Town has identified several priorities for the Fairport Skatepark Campaign, is among the group of advocates.
project. This includes a space that will be attractive to individuals of all
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“The announcement of this project
is just another example of what
makes Perinton such a great place to
live and raise a family. The Town has
a substantial population of action
sports athletes and supporters, who
will welcome a safe and dedicated
place to practice their sport of
choice. A skatepark in Perinton will
help promote healthy and active
lifestyles for our local youth, as well
as provide an exciting addition to
the community,” said Pilato.
The Town estimates the project
cost to be more than $1 million,
with the potential to increase based
on the community’s vision. The Town
has engaged with state and federal
partners to pursue grant dollars for
the project. In addition, the Town
and community partners are actively
seeking funding from several other
sources, including local business
stewardship, individual private
philanthropy, and grant funding.
Perinton Park is located off
Fairport Road (31F), with entrances
from O’Connor Road, in the Town Supervisor Ciaran Hanna released the 2022 proof of insurance. Several vaccine options will be
northwest quadrant of Perinton. Perinton Flu Shot Clinic schedule in collaboration with available, including a High Dose Senior Vaccine for
It is located along the Erie Canal program partner Wellness Programs with Value those over 65. FluBlock, a preservative-free, egg-
and a short walking distance to (WPV). The Flu Clinic will be located at the Perinton free, quadrivalent dose with higher antigen levels
the heart of the Village of Fairport. Community Center, 1350 Turk Hill Road, Fairport, NY will be available to those 18 and older, however, it
The 43.6-acre park, which already 14450. has proven to be most effective for those 50-64 years
has many beautiful and highly old. Fluzone will also be offered, which is a regular
used attractions such as a rentable “Staying up-to-date on vaccinations is one of the
most important steps anyone can take to protect their quadrivalent dose available to anyone 18 and older.
building and shelter, athletic courts, Wellness Programs with Value will administer free
a large family playground and picnic health and the health of their family,” said Hanna.
“I hope our residents, especially those at high risk, immunizations to those insured and charge $35 for
amenities, has space available to those without insurance.
host the proposed addition of a will take advantage of the Perinton Flu Clinic and be
skatepark. well-prepared for the upcoming flu season. Thank “The best way to avoid contracting the flu is by
you to our partner, Wellness Programs with Value, for preventing it through vaccination annually,” said
administering this vital service to our residents.” WPV President Betsy J Strom BS, BSN, RN. “WPV
The Perinton Flu Clinic is open to the public and is delighted to continue our longstanding partnership
walk-ins are welcome. Those seeking a shot must with The Town of Perinton in having our expert nurses
be 18 or older and need to bring photo ID and provide flu vaccinations to the community in a
convenient and comfortable environment.”
Registration Begins: Monday, August 29, 202213
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Special Events
Register early to avoid program cancellation due to low enrollment.
SAVE THE DATE!!
Saturday September 17 Erie Canal Bicentenial Celebration
Friday September 23 Outdoor Movie Night
Sunday September 25 Breakfast with Grandma and Grandpa
Friday October 28 Halloween Parade
Friday November 4 Parent/Child Sports Night
Thursday November 24 Turkey Jam
Sunday December 4 Visit with the Grinch
Tuesday February 7 Perinton Popular Pizza Parlor Poll
Breakfast with Grandma and Grandpa
Ages: All ages
Celebrate your Grandparents by having breakfast together and
making a cute craft with one another. We will provide pancakes with
an array of toppings, coffee, tea and juice for your breakfast feast.
Location: PCC
Date: Code: 418821-A Sun., 9/25 9:30-10:30 AM (1 class) Res $8,
Non-Res $9
Enroll all family members that will be attending. Fee charged
per person.
NEW! Jack-O-Lantern Carving Contest
Ages: Open to families
Get creative and carve up your best Jack-O-Lantern for our first ever
contest! Make them scary, make them cool, make them original.
Please email a photo of you and your Jack-O-Lantern to mclark@
perinton.org for judging. Include your name, date, phone number
and a sentence about your creation. Contest will run October 3rd –
31st at 4:00pm. We will post photos and announce winners on our
Facebook page on Monday, October 31st.
Erie Canal Bicentennial Dates: M., 10/3-10/31 at 4:00pm No charge. No pre-registration required.
Celebration Floatilla Not available on WebTrac.
Ages: All ages
Join us to celebrate the bicentennial anniversary of our local section
of the Erie Canal. We will have children’s games, foods trucks, music,
historical sessions, and we’ll end with a floatilla (boat parade) starting
at Perinton Park! More details will be released closer to the date of
the event. Please contact us at (585) 223-5050 if you’re interested in
participating in the floatilla!
Location: Perinton Park
Date: Sat., 9/17, 5:00pm start, Floatilla at 7:00pm No charge. No pre-
registration required.
Not available on WebTrac.
Outdoor Movie Night – Encanto
Ages: Open to families
Join us to watch Encanto to celebrate the start of a great school year!
This event is organized by the PTAs of Brooks Hill, Dudley School,
Jefferson Ave and Northside Schools along with the Town of Perinton.
Tickets need to be reserved so that we can adequately plan for the
facilities, vendors and parking. Pre-event activities will start at 6:00
PM including a variety of outdoor games. The Lion’s Club will be
serving burgers and hotdogs. Be sure to bring your own chairs,
blankets and snacks. Reserve a ticket: https://www.eventbrite.
com/e/outdoor-movie-night-encanto-tickets-336864981227
Date: F., 9/23 6:00 PM
Not available on WebTrac.
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Fall Art Show & Sale
Ages: Open to all ages
You never know what treasures you will find at the Perinton Art
Group’s 2022 Fall Art Show & Sale! Treat yourself to a bit of “eye
candy” and perhaps discover the perfect piece of artwork to give your
room that finishing touch.
Location: PCC Lobby
Dates: Opening Reception: Th., 10/20 6:30-7:30 PM
Art Show & Sale: Th., 10/20 – F., 11/11 during PCC hours.
Not available on WebTrac.
Halloween Parade
Ages: Open to families
Calling all “boos” and “ghouls”! Be part of this all-ages Halloween
costume parade! A costume contest will take place immediately
following the arrival to Potter Park. Prize winners will be picked
in age order starting with the youngest “Tiny Tots” category and
continuing with Preschool, Grades K-3, Grades 4-6, Teens, Adults
and Best Group. Complimentary doughnuts and cider provided by
Fairport Fire Department. This event is co-sponsored by the Fairport
Rotary Club, Chase Farms and Comella Orthodontics.
Location: Meet at Johanna Perrin Middle School parking lot to depart at 6:00
PM. Parade concludes at Potter Park.
Date: F., 10/28 6:00 PM No charge. No pre-registration required.
Not available on WebTrac.
Parent/Child Sports Night
Ages: 5-12 years
Family, friends, games, swimming, prizes….what more could you ask
for? Pizza? Yes, we have that too! Join us for an evening of Friday
fun! Children must be accompanied by an adult. Please enroll all
family members that will be attending.
Location: PCC
Date: Code: 462819-A F., 11/4 6:30-8:30 PM (1 class) Res $10,
Non-Res $11
Enroll all family members that will be attending. Fee is Turkey Jam
charged per person. Ages: 14 years and over
Work your heart out in more than one way. Free aerobic and water
aerobic classes and use of the fitness equipment at the PCC on
Thanksgiving morning. Donation of a bag of non-perishable food
requested benefits the Perinton Food Shelf. Free Turkey Jam t-shirt
with donation (while supplies last). To register for aquatic aerobic
class, please call Laura at 223-5050, ext. 1185.
Location: PCC
Date: Th., 11/24 8:00-10:00 AM (1 class) No charge. No pre-registration
required.
Not available on WebTrac.
Visit with the Grinch
Ages: Open to families, children 2 years and over
Welcome the holidays, bring your cheer! Welcome all Whos
far and near. The Grinch is coming; it will be a special treat. Join
us in Whoville for a snack to eat! He promises to behave his best,
preregister yourself and we’ll take care of the rest!
Location: PCC
Date: Code: 465810-A Sun., 12/4 10:00-11:00 AM (1 class) Res $8,
Non-Res $9
Enroll all family members that will be attending. Fee is
charged per person.
Perinton Popular Pizza Parlor Poll
Ages: Open to families
This family favorite special event is back! Join us to sample a piece
of pepperoni pizza from each participating parlor and vote for your
favorite. Pizza and water will be provided. Enroll all family members
who will be attending. Children ages 3 and under are welcome to
attend but will not receive their own slice of pizza.
Location: PCC
Dates: Code: 165806-A Tu., 2/7 6:30-7:30 PM (1 session) Res $12,
Non-Res $13
Children 3 and under
Code: 165806-B Tu., 2/7 6:30-7:30 PM (1 session) No charge
Registration Begins: Monday, August 29, 202215
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TENNIS COURTS 2023 Parks Reservations
Public Court Time - Lighted Tennis Courts are open and available at no charge for The Recreation and Parks Department will accept 2023 reservation applications for the
your enjoyment. Courts are located at: Fellows Road Park Building, Perinton Park Building, White Brook Nature Area Building
Fellows Road Park (4) Hours: and town park shelters for Perinton residents beginning Monday, December 5, 2022.
The month of December is for residents’ reservations only. Reservations will be open
8:00 AM-10:00 PM
Kreag Road Park (2) to nonresidents (and residents also), Wednesday, January 4, 2023. The Fellows Road
Park Building, Perinton Park Building and White Brook Nature Area Building will be
Perinton Park (6) available for reservation from January 2023-December 2023. The Fellows Road Park
and the Perinton Park buildings will accommodate groups up to 65 people with tables
Potter Park (2) and chairs and the White Brook Nature Area building will accommodate groups up
Please be courteous and limit play. 1 hour for singles, 1 ½ hours for to 48. All three buildings are heated, have rest rooms, a refrigerator and stove. The
Fellows Road Building also has a fireplace.
doubles if people are waiting.
Picnic shelters are located at Center Park, Egypt Park, Fellows Road Park, Kreag Road
Story Walk Park, Perinton Park and White Brook Nature Area and will be available for reservations
from May 1, 2023-September 29, 2023. Electrical outlets are provided at all shelters.
An Equal Shot: How the Law Title IX Changed America by Helaine Becker Unreserved shelters are available for use on a first come, first served basis.
Co-Sponsored by the Fairport Area Branch of the American Association of University All applicants must be at least 21 years of age. Facility reservation forms are available
Women at the Perinton Recreation and Parks office located at the Perinton Community Center,
Celebrating its 50th Anniversary this year, Title IX protects the equal rights of students, 1350 Turk Hill Road. Reservations will be accepted on a first come, first served basis.
athletes and professionals in America regardless of gender. It took thirty-seven words Please list clearly a second or third choice of date/location in the event your first choice
to change America forever. Thanks to the grit and determination of its champion is not available. For further information, call the Perinton Recreation and Parks office
in Congress, today Title IX safeguards women’s dreams and their futures under the at 223-5050.
Constitution.
Story Walk is posted on the walkway behind the amphitheater.
As an added bonus, there will be photos inside the north corridor celebrating Title IX’s
accomplishments for girls. The photos are from two Kate T. Parker’s books, Play Like a
Girl and Strong is the New Pretty.
Story Walk is dedicated to the memories of Mary Wilkinson and Marty Ey, both long
time AAUW members and Story Walk supporters.
2023 Community Garden
Ages: Open to families
The garden is a community space where people can rent a raised bed
or participate in the Share the Harvest program. Both areas allow
members (novice or expert) to grow their own produce and flowers,
as well as their gardening skills.
Location: Potter Park
8’ x 4’ (single)
16’ x 4’ (double)
24’ x 4’ (triple) Crescent Trail Guided Hikes
2023 garden bed registration information coming in late fall. Free monthly guided hikes, no pre-registration required, are organized by the
Crescent Trail Hiking Association. Adults, teens and children under 16 supervised by
an adult are welcome to participate. All hikes start at 1:30 PM on the second Sunday
of the month, unless otherwise noted. At any point of the hike, you may turn around
and return to the start if your time is limited. Hikes are usually around 1 ½ hours in
duration. For more information, go to the Association’s website www.crescenttrail.org
or visit us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/crescenttrail. If you have an idea for a
new hike or would like to lead a hike, send us an email at crescenttrail@gmail.com.
Sat., August 27, Time TBD (Cloud Date – September 24)
Stargazing v2, Meet at White Brook Nature Center Parking Lot
Sun., September 11, 1:30 PM
Annual Fairy House hike at Center Park featuring special guests, Bev Crawford and
Nancy Hutchings. Perfect for Grandparents, parents and children of all ages.
Sat., October 8, Time TBD
Owl Prowl (Braddocks Bay Raptor Research). Meet at Lookout Shelter at Mendon
Ponds Park.
Sun., October 9, 1:30 PM
Lucian Morin Park. Meeting at the parking lot at the south end of Irondequoit Bay.
Sun., November 13, 1:30 PM
Ganondagan. Meeting site TBD.
Sun., December 11, 1:30 PM
Howell Road. Meeting at the parking lot of the Howell Road trail head.
Note: For events with incomplete information (with TBDs), please check our website
crescenttrail.org/monthly-guided-hikes for Facebook for detailed updates closer to the
event.
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online! Register directly on the site, https://webtrac.perinton.org. Under the notifications about Perinton Recreation and Parks happenings. Join
“Member Login” section, please click on the “Need an account?” link. All you
the conversation, share your thoughts, and show us your Perinton
need to do is fill out the required information. This information will be sent
pride by checking in, tagging us and using #PerintonRec.
to recreation staff and they will review and confirm the account. Once the
account is confirmed, you will receive an email stating that your account is Perinton Recreation and Parks
now active. Please register for WebTrac prior to the first day of registration to
ensure your account is active. @PerintonRec #PerintonRec
NOTE: Please ensure that the dates of birth and grades you provide for QUICK REFERENCE
the participants are accurate, as the system will not allow enrollment for a Weather Cancellation Policy: Programs conducted in school facilities are
program if the age and/or grade criteria are not met. These data fields
cancelled when schools are closed. Call the Recorded Taped Information
cannot be changed once they are entered.
Line (425-1170) for an updated program status. Programs cancelled due
Please go online to https://webtrac.perinton.org and enter the ‘user name’ to poor weather conditions will be announced by WHAM (1180 AM).
and ‘password’ that we have provided you. You can ‘shop’ by selecting your Holidays:
classes, placing them in your ‘shopping cart’ and ‘check out’ using Visa,
Friday, October 7....................................... Superintendent’s Conference Day
Mastercard or Discover to complete your
transaction on our secured site. A receipt Monday, October 10............................................................... Columbus Day
may be printed for your records. Friday, November 11..................................................................Veterans Day
Wednesday – Friday, November 23-25...........................Thanksgiving Recess
For more information, call the Perinton
Recreation and Parks Department at Thursday & Friday, December 8-9...............................K-5 Parent Conferences
223-5050. Sunday, December 25.........................................Christmas Day (PCC Closed)
Monday – Friday, December 26-30........................................... Winter Recess
All classes, unless otherwise
indicated, are available on Sunday, January 1..............................................New Year’s Day (PCC Closed)
WebTrac. Monday, January 16............................................ Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
What's New For FALL
Special Events Youth and Teen Arts & Crafts
Jack-O-Lantern Carving Contest Comic Book & Comic Strip Class
Preschool Aquatics
Baby Blades Introduction to Artistic Swimming
Busy Body Climbers Skills and Drills
Busy Body Tumblers Fitness
Fall Friends Sports Beginner Yoga
Fritz and the Beautiful Horses
Adult
Gymnastic Jumpers
Explore White Brook Nature Area
Happy Hands
Greater Rochester Getting Into College Fair
Little Hands Little Bakers:
Apple Turnovers How to Win as a Buyer in
Today’s Market
Little Hands Little Bakers:
Dino-Mite Bakers Learn to Skate
Little Hands Little Bakers: Retirement Distribution Planning
Elf Cupcakes The 6 Mistakes of Retirement Planning
The Snowy Nap Adult Arts & Crafts
Youth and Teen Crochet a Baby Blanket
Afternoon English Tea Crochet a Cute Little Gnome
Gymnastics Club Intro to Dyeing Yarn
Harry Potter & The Secrets of Etiquette Knitting 911 – Fixing Mistakes
Learn to Skate Learn to Knit Mittens
Watercolor Painting Class
Registration Begins: Monday, August 29, 202217
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PRESCHOOL
REGISTER EARLY TO AVOID PROGRAM CANCELLATION DUE TO LOW ENROLLMENT.
A note on Preschool Programs:
CHILD MUST MEET THE AGE REQUIREMENT OF PROGRAM BY PROGRAM START DATE.
* Please do not drop off your child prior to designated class time and be prompt in picking up your child.
You may register for more than 1 session during the registration period.
** Please note: When registering for a program that requires enrollment of both parent and child, it is imperative that
both names appear on the registration form.
NEW!! Baby Blades
Ages: 2-6 years
Introduce your baby to the ice! This program is designed to get
young children excited about being on the ice in a comfortable
setting. Introduce your child to skating in a fun way! The classes
focus on gently acquainting young children with the ice and
developing coordination in a creative and playful environment.
Some first-time skaters are a bit cautious of the ice, but with their
parent/guardian assisting on the ice, they learn to have fun. Skaters
should bring gloves, leggings, or snow pants, and other warm
clothes. Helmets are strongly recommended. An additional $20
fee must be paid to the instructor at the first class that goes to US
Figure Skating for insurance coverage.
Instructor: Pamela Warren
Location: Village Sports, 2380 Baird Road
Date: Code: 435824-A Sun., 10/2-11/6 1:00-1:50 PM (6 classes)
Res $120, Non-Res $130
Code: 435824-AA Sun., 11/13-12/18 1:00-1:50 PM
(6 classes) Res $120, Non-Res $130
Bear Snores On! Tea Party!
Ages: 3-7
Let’s learn about hibernation by reading this adorable storybook
Preschooler and Parent Drop-In Gym Bear Snores On! We will make a ‘beary’ cute craft and have a tea
party with snacks just like the characters in the story!
Ages: 1-5 years (infants in arms permitted)
Playtime in the gym for parents and children, 1-5 years (infants in Instructor: Ginny Schenker
arms permitted). Colorful equipment to climb on, riding toys, etc. Location: PCC
for active fun. Equipment is sanitized regularly! Dry sneakers and Dates: Code: 415892-A Sat., 1/7 10:00-11:00 AM (1 class) Res $18,
comfortable clothes are required. Face masks required for adults Non-Res $20
NEW!!
and encouraged for children. Check in at the downstairs desk.
Location: PCC Busy Body Climbers
Dates: M.-F., starts 10/3 (ex. 11/24, 11/25, 12/26, 1/2) 9:00-11:00 AM Ages: 2-4 years (adult participation required)
Fees: $4.25/child (resident), $5.25/child (non-resident) Climbing the walls? No problem! A fun class to strengthen and use
No charge for parent or guardian all our muscles in a super safe way, while trying out climbing and
10x stamp passes available for Res ($37.00) and Non-Res ($50.00). jumping obstacles. Some structured and free play time with mats
Not available on WebTrac. of all sizes, games and obstacle courses fit for all! Grow strong with
USA Gymnastics safety-certified Coach Mary! Perfect for girls and
Annie and the Wild Animals boys alike!
Ages: Open to families (adult attendance required) Instructor: Mary Slaughter
Join us for a reading of Jan Brett’s book Annie and the Wild Animals Location: PCC
followed by the opportunity to meet a variety of animals including Dates: Code: 415840-C F., 9/23-10/21 5:45-6:15 PM (5 classes)
the star of Jan Brett’s book. We will get to watch our animal friends Res $59, Non-Res $65
interact with each other running around in a swimming pool. Code: 415840-D F., 9/23-10/21 6:15-6:45 PM (5 classes)
Instructor: Anne Meade Res $59, Non-Res $65
Location: PCC
Date: Code: 425844-C F., 11/18 6:00-7:00 PM (1 class) Res $8,
Non-Res $9
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NEW!! Fall Friends Sports
Ages: 2-5 years (adult participation required)
Come experience the thrill of running, shooting and scoring with
kids just like you! Adapted skill introduction for our littlest athletes
with big smiles. Learn and put all that good energy to use –
everyone goes home tired! Drills and skills for soccer, football and
lacrosse. Different games and activities in each session to keep
learning and having fun with friends! Meet up in the gym. Outdoor
space may be used, weather permitting.
Instructor: Mary Slaughter
Location: PCC
Dates: Code: 415826-A Th., 9/29-10/27 5:30-6:05 PM (5 classes)
Res $59, Non-Res $65
Code: 415826-B Th., 11/3-12/15 (ex. 11/24, 12/8) 5:30-6:05 PM
(5 classes) Res $59, Non-Res $65
Fun With Ones
Ages: 1-2 years
Come and enjoy special play time with your little one! There will be
equipment to play on, new friends to meet, songs, and circle time.
Instructor: Sharilyn Ross
Location: PCC
Dates: Code: 415803-A Tu., 9/13-10/4 9:30-10:15 AM (4 classes)
NEW!! Busy Body Tumblers Res $36, Non-Res $40
Code: 415803-B Tu., 10/11-11/1 9:30-10:15 AM (4 classes)
Ages: 2-4 years (adult participation required)
Right side up or upside down, tumbling is too much fun to miss! Res $36, Non-Res $40
Put all that toddler energy to good use and learn valuable jumping Code: 415803-C Tu., 11/5-12/6 (ex. 11/22) 9:30-10:15 AM
and tumbling skills! There is no better sports foundation for (4 classes) Res $36, Non-Res $40
coordination and strength than gymnastics! Some structured and Code: 415803-D M., 9/12-10/3 9:30-10:15 AM (4 classes)
free play time that is perfect for girls and boys alike! Grow strong Res $36, Non-Res $40
NEW!! Fritz and the Beautiful Horses
with USA Gymnastics safety-certified Coach Mary!
Instructor: Mary Slaughter
Location: PCC Ages: Open to families (adult attendance required)
Dates: Code: 415840-A F., 10/28-12/16 (ex. 11/11, 11/25, 12/9) 5:45- Join us for a reading of Jan Brett’s book Fritz and the Beautiful
6:15 PM (5 classes) Res $59, Non-Res $65 Horses followed by the opportunity to meet a variety of animals
Code: 415840-B F., 10/28-12/16 (ex. 11/11, 11/25, 12/9) 6:15- including the star of Jan Brett’s book. We will get to watch our
6:45 PM (5 classes) Res $59, Non-Res $65 animal friends interact with each other running around in a
swimming pool.
Butterfly Kids Yoga Instructor:
Location:
Anne Meade
PCC
Ages: 2-5 years
A fun yoga class for ages 2-5! We’ll develop flexibility, coordination, Date: Code: 425844-A F., 9/16 6:00-7:00 PM (1 class) Res $8, Non-Res $9
gross motor skills, and sweet moments with yoga poses,
fun activities, music and more. Please bring a water bottle each
week. To learn more about Butterfly Kids Yoga, please visit
www.butterflykidsyoga.com.
Instructor: Miss Nicole
Location: PCC
Dates: Code: 421100-A Tu., 9/13-10/11 10:00-10:45 AM (5 classes)
Res $55, Non-Res $61
Code: 421100-B Tu., 10/18-11/15 10:00-10:45 AM (5 classes)
Res $55, Non-Res $61
Code: 421100-C Tu., 11/29-12/20 10:00-10:45 AM (4 classes)
Res $44, Non-Res $48
Creative Movement
Ages: 3-5 years
Students will learn basic dance terms, ballet positions, movements,
patterns and techniques. Ballet shoes recommended.
Instructor: M.C. Classical Productions
Location: PCC
Dates: Code: 415854-A Sat., 9/17-10/22 10:00-10:30 AM (6 classes)
Res $45, Non-Res $50
Code: 415854-B Sat., 11/5-12/17 (ex. 11/26) 10:00-10:30 AM
(6 classes) Res $45, Non-Res $50
Registration Begins: Monday, August 29, 202219
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