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ACTIVITIES GUIDE September-December 2018 ADULT & YOUTH ATHLETICS * AFTERSCHOOL ACTIVITIES * DAY & OVERNIGHT TRIPS * EVENTS & MORE WWW.ROCKINGHAMCOUNTYVA.GOV/RECREATION
20 East Gay Street Harrisonburg, VA 22802 Monday-Friday | 8am-5pm 540-564-3160 | www.rockinghamcountyva.gov/recreation Mission Statement Vision Statement To foster lifetime involvement in and appreciation of activities Our youth activities prepare for the that enrich the lives of all citizens of Rockingham County by future, as our adult activities providing high quality recreation and leisure programs. strengthen the present. Table of Contents 3 COMMUNITY EVENTS 4 AFTER SCHOOL 5-6 YOUTH PROGRAMS Toddler & Preschool 5 Youth 6 7-15 PROGRAMS ZooLights Pg. 18 Active Adult 7 Special Interest 8 Crochet 9 Hand Piecing & Quilting 9 In the Kitchen 10 Seminars 11-12 Community Safety 13-14 50+ Adults 15 16-21 TRIPS Adventures 16 Kombucha Pg. 10 Toddler Open Gym Pg. 5 Shopping & Dining 17 Dinner Theaters & Holiday Parks & Recreation Staff Tours 18 DIRECTOR Kirby Dean RECREATION PROGRAMS SUPERVISOR Jerry West Visit Virginia 19 PARK MANAGER Marco Knorr Beyond Virginia 20 COMMUNITY CENTER COORDINATOR Taylor May Overnight 21 CHILDCARE COORDINATOR Regina Phillips RECREATION TECHNICIAN David Kiser 21 REFUND POLICY ATHLETIC TECHNICIAN Dontaé Gholson ATHLETIC TECHNICIAN Carley Jenkins 22 INFORMATION ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Denise Dean PART-TIME MEDIA SPECIALIST Ashton Rawley
Facility Rentals How Do I Register? Plains District Community Center Online 233 McCauley Drive, Timberville, VA 22853 www.rockinghamcountyva.gov/recreation Call for reservations; 540-896-2824 The facility consists of a game room, Phone kitchen, meeting and craft rooms. 540-564-3160 Center Hours: In-Person Monday, Wednesday-Friday 9am-8pm Rockingham County Parks & Recreation Dept. Tuesday 12-8pm 20 East Gay Street, Harrisonburg, VA 22802 Saturday 1-8pm Monday-Friday 8am-5pm Sunday 1-5pm By Mail (see form pg. 22) Room Name Capacity Hourly Fee Send payment along with program/trip registration form to Chamber 10 $5 Rockingham County Parks & Recreation Dept. 20 East Gay Street, Harrisonburg, VA 22802 Meeting 45 $10 Arts & Crafts 60 $10 Payment Methods Cash | Check | Visa | Mastercard Community 200 $20 Make Checks Payable to: Kitchen — $25 Flat Fee Rockingham County Parks & Recreation (RCPR) Singers Glen Community Center 9410 Singers Glen Road, Singers Glen, VA 22850 Location Codes Call for reservations; 540-564-3160 EMU Eastern Mennonite University The facility has a gymnasium, kitchen and meeting rooms. JFHMS J. Frank Hillyard Middle School MMS Montevideo Middle School Bergton Community Center MVES Mountain View Elementary School 17784 Criders Road, Bergton, VA 22811 PDCC Plains District Community Center Call for reservations; 540-564-3160 RCAC Rockingham County Administration Center The facility has a kitchen, all purpose room RPC Rockingham Park at the Crossroads with stage, meeting rooms and a mini library. The outside SGCC Singers Glen Community Center area consists of a picnic shelter and playground. WPMS Wilbur Pence Middle School Connect with Us! Disclaimer This activities guide is published for informational purposes only. RCPR strives to produce the most accurate activities guide possible. However, some program information may have changed after this has gone to print. We will make every effort to notify participants of the changes. Inclement Weather Incase of inclement weather please refer to our social media pages and WHSV.com for closings. If Rockingham County Administrative Offices are closed ALL parks and recreation activities will be cancelled. Holiday Closures Monday, October 8 | Columbus Day | RCAC & PDCC Closed Monday, November 12 | Veteran’s Day (Observed) | RCAC & PDCC Closed Wednesday, November 21 | RCAC & PDCC Closing at 12pm Thursday, November 22-Friday, November 23 | Thanksgiving Holiday | RCAC & PDCC Closed Monday, December 24-Tuesday, December 25 | Christmas Holiday | RCAC & PDCC Closed Monday, December 31 | New Years Eve | PDCC Closing at 5pm Tuesday, January 1 | New Years Day | RCAC & PDCC Closed Friday, January 18 | Lee-Jackson Day | RCAC & PDCC Closed Monday, January 20 | Martin Luther King Jr. Day | RCAC & PDCC Closed 2
Community Events 4th Annual Pumpkin Painting Party Pumpkin painting, cookie decorating, Halloween themed crafts and snacks – oh my! This is a great event for the entire family. Supplies are included; all pumpkins are donated by Showalter’s Orchard. Fee $5 per Pumpkin | Register By October 19 October 27 | Saturday | All Ages | 10am-12pm | PDCC Fall Community Yard Sale Register now for a space at our fall community yard sale. Spaces are approximately 18’x18’ (two Breakfast with parking spaces). Tables and electricity are not provided. Food and craft vendors are welcome! Santa & Mrs. Claus This event will take place rain or shine. Check-in Come out and enjoy a short visit and breakfast and set-up will be from 6-7:30am ONLY. with Santa and Mrs. Claus. Bring your camera and Fee $15 | Register By September 14 snap a holiday photo! Pre-registration is required. September 22 | Saturday Fee $5 per Child | Register By December 11 7:30am-12pm | RCAC December 15 | Saturday | 9:30-11am All Ages | RCAC Stop, Drop & Run 5K Family Movie Night We are partnering with the Timberville Volunteer Fire Department for the first Stop, Drop & Run Save the dates for the movie nights at Plains 5K. The 5K will start and end at the Plains District District Community Center! The movies will be Community Center, where there will be activities shown on our projection system in the for all ages at the finish line! Strollers and dogs Community Room. Themed activities will be (on leashes) are welcome, ages 12 and under available for your little ones to participate in are free! All proceeds will benefit the Timberville before the movie and concessions will be Volunteer Fire Department. Pre-register by available for purchase (cash only). September 21 to receive a t-shirt. FREE | Register By One Week Prior Fee Before 9/21 $25, After 9/21 $30 All Ages | Doors Open 4pm, Movie Starts 5pm October 13 | 9am | PDCC December 1 | Saturday | “Polar Express” | PDCC February 2 | Saturday | “Frozen” | PDCC 3
Discount Skiing or Snowboarding for Massanutten Resort! Package Options: Lift Ticket Only Lift Ticket & Lessons Lift Ticket & Rentals Lift Ticket, Rentals & Lessons Call our office for price information in November, tickets available in December! 540-564-3160 *Cash or Credit Only!* Afterschool August 21, 2018-June 6, 2019 Pre-Kindergarten-5th Grade Monday-Friday, Afterschool-6pm Each day students will have opportunities for crafts, outdoor play, games and homework. Fee includes daily afternoon snack. School Locations*: *Space is limited. Please call our office to confirm availability, some schools may be full. Cub Run, Fulks Run, John C. Myers, John Wayland, Lacey Spring, McGaheysville, Mountain View, Ottobine, Pleasant Valley and Peak View Registration Fee: $50 per child (non-refundable) Monthly Fees: 4-5 days per week-$110/$95 siblings 3 days per week-$80 1-2 days per week-$55 4
Toddler & Preschool Toddler Ballet Apples & Pumpkins: Science In this class, your little one will be learning the Join us for a mini apples and pumpkins class where basic skills of ballet. The instructor will we will perform science experiments, make a craft, incorporate dancing while ensuring your child eat a snack, learn about life cycles and much more! has lots of fun playing! Fee $25 | Register By September 26 Fee $20 | Register By September 10 October 3-24 | Wednesdays | 6-7:30pm September 15-October 6 | Saturdays | 9-10am Ages 2.5-5 | PDCC Ages 2-3 | MVES Toddler Basketball Clinic Lil' Wigglers During this five week course, your toddler will learn This class is a great opportunity for your toddler about the basics of exercise, parts of their body, to get their wiggles out. Bring your little ones out healthy foods and the basics of the sport. It is a great for an energizing morning with musical opportunity to introduce your child to basketball. instruments, a parachute and other fun activities. Fee $35 | Register By October 9 Fee $20 | Register By September 10 October 16-November 13 | Tuesdays | 6:30-7pm September 15-October 6 | Saturdays | 10-11am Ages 2-5 | MMS Ages 2-3 | MVES Toddler Open Gym Join us for toddler open gym and let your child get some of their energy out! We will have a variety of toys, trikes, bouncy balls and more for hours of fun! Does not meet Saturday, 11/24. If Rockingham County Schools are cancelled due to weather, open gym will also be cancelled. Fee $1 per Family | No Pre-Registration September 17-December 17 | Mondays | 5-7pm | SGCC November 10-December 22 | Saturdays | 9-11am | PDCC Art & Movement Messy Makers This is a 45 minute parent/child class with art, Join us for an hour of fun filled art activities. movement and story as a way for parents to engage Each artist will be able to take home a with their toddlers in exploring materials, encouraging painted canvas along with other activities sensory experiences and developing fine motor skills. completed in the session. Fee $25 | Register By September 24 Fee $20 | Register By September 28 September 29-October 20 | Saturdays | 10-10:45am October 6 | Saturday | 11am-12pm Ages 2-3 | PDCC Ages 3-5 | MVES Holiday Family Workshop Join us as we prepare for Christmas time! We will write letters to Santa, make ornaments, holiday crafts and take home some recipes to share with your family. Parents are encouraged to stay. Fee $12 | Register By One Week Prior | Ages 2.5-5 November 28 | Wednesday | 6-7:30pm | PDCC | Gingerbread Man & Ornaments December 1 | Saturday | 10-11:30am | RCAC | Santa Letters & Crafts 5 December 12 | Wednesday | 6-7:30pm | PDCC | Jingle Bells Crafts & Games
Girls Basketball Age groups are 5-6 (clinic only), 7-8, 9-10, 11-13 and 14-18 and are divided by school Youth districts. Practices and games will be held *No late registrations for youth athletics on one or two weeknights and Saturdays. Night of play varies. Fee $35 | Register By September 17 Ages 5-13 (Age as of 9/30/18) Kung Fu Kung Fu is comprised of many different fighting styles Season November-December developed throughout China over thousands of years Boys Basketball and made popular through the films of Bruce Lee, Jet Li, and Jackie Chan. Kung Fu is also a fun way to Age groups are 5-6 (clinic only), 7-8, 9-10, achieve physical fitness and mental focus. Come 11-13 and 14-18 and are divided by school learn from the Changquan, Hung Gar, and Wing districts. Practices and games will be held Chun systems of Chinese martial arts while on one or two weeknights and Saturdays. developing balance, strength and speed. Night of play varies. $60 | Register By September 21 Fee $35 | Register By November 30 October 6-November 10 | Saturdays | 11am-12:30pm Ages 5-18 (Age as of 9/30/18) Ages 7-12 | MVES Season January-February Kids Kitchen DNA: the Amazing Molecule Have little ones at home who are eager to This hands-on workshop is suitable for elementary and help in the kitchen? In this class, your child home-schooled students. The presentation begins with will learn safety and the basics of cooking. a demonstration of DNA spooling and an introduction to They will learn step-by-step how to cook an the structure and function of DNA. Students will then entire meal, including a dessert. After the isolate DNA from their own cheek cells in a visible form, meal is prepared, parents and children will which they can take home as a souvenir. get to dig in and enjoy! FREE | Register By October 1 Fee $25 | Register By October 29 October 3 | Wednesday | 6-7pm November 5 | Monday | 6-8pm All Ages | RCAC Ages 8-14 | PDCC Art Expression for Girls As teenagers begin to explore and discover their own identities, it can be challenging to express their thoughts and experiences to themselves and others. This 4-week art class offers a safe place for teenage girls to explore how to visually communicate who they are and what is important to them through the process of creating art. Fee $35 | Register By September 24 September 29-October 20 | Saturdays | 11am-12pm | Ages 13-15 | PDCC Co-Sponsored Youth Athletic Information Shenandoah Valley United Winter U6-U14 Soccer Clinics Maximize player development. Small groups broken up by age and ability. Registration opens in November and Focus on ball mastery and skill/technique development. programs begin December-January! Challenge players in a fun, safe, professional environment led For more information: by certified Coaches. www.ShenValleySoccer.com Multiple days, times and locations available for registration. www.facebook.com/svusoccer Tryouts for Fall and Spring Competitive League anytime 540-383-6341 throughout the year (Contact staff for more information) 6
Indoor Climbing Night Active Adult Get your climbing fix in during the cold winter months. Or if you’re a beginner and wanting to Open Gym Basketball learn in a more controlled environment, this is perfect for you as well! Come out and see what Come out on Mondays to get your game on! If indoor climbing is all about. needed, we will have plenty of space with two or Fee $25 | Register By December 6 three games running at once. No pre-registration December 13 | Thursday | 6-9pm | Ages 10+ | EMU required, sign in sheet will be available on site. Adult Recreation Basketball FREE | September 10-October 15 | Mondays Ages 16+ | 6:30-8:30pm | JFHMS The adult basketball season, open to men and women, Co-Ed Volleyball will start January 14 and run through early March. Make-up games are at the discretion of the The winter co-ed volleyball season will start department. Final rosters are due by first game. January 9 and run through the end of Fee $350 per team | Register By November 30 February. Make-up games are at the Ages 16+ | 6:30-10:30pm | JFHMS discretion of the department and can be Season January-March | Mondays played on any night. Teams must begin each match with equal or more females on the court. Space is limited to the first 8 teams. Fee $175 per team | Register By December 8 Ages 16+ | 6:30-9:30pm | WPMS January-February | Wednesdays Yoga at the Park Salute the sun and vinyasa flow! Connect with nature, calm your mind and energize your body. Led by certified yoga instructor Michelle Ross, you will learn and practice a series of poses called Sun Salutations, which is at the core of any vinyasa-style yoga practice. All skill levels welcome. Fee-6 classes for $90 or $18 per class for drop-in Register By One Week Prior | Ages 4+ | RPC September 15-October 20 | Saturdays | 7-8am | Sunrise Yoga Sun Salutation September 16-October 21 | Sundays | 4-5pm | Sunday Afternoon Vinyasa Flow Flying Rainbow Fan Tai Chi A beautiful and exciting Tai Chi form employing graceful, flowing fans with the healing movements of Tai Chi. Section One will include fan techniques and the opening section of Flying Rainbow Fan and can be done as a stand-alone form. This a therapy exercise that is so much fun you will want to do forever! Instructor is Jennifer Stroop Hensley, a Flying Rainbow Fan certified instructor. Fee $29 | Register By September 26 7 October 3-17 | Wednesdays | 11am-12pm | Ages 18+ | RCAC
Therapy Dog Prep Thought about training your dog to be a Special Interest therapy dog? This course is designed to get you ready for the certification test Dog Behavior (offered at the end of class). This class is Does your dog jump all over you or lunge at the not suitable for aggressive dogs. A copy of end of the leash when they see other dogs? This a current rabies vaccination must be class is a great chance for you to teach them some provided at time of registration. Ages 8+ extra manners! We will learn basic obedience are permitted to become certified with their commands (sit, down, stay, come, etc.) and dogs, but must be accompanied by an demonstrate how to have a fun, balanced and adult. If your dog has ever severely bitten happy life with your dog. There will be time to a person or another dog, please contact discuss and work on individual issues/questions. Jessica Troop at troopjessica@yahoo.com Your dog must have a current rabies vaccine. If before registering. Please check your dog has ever severely bitten a person or requirements for TDI to check that your another dog, please contact Jessica Troop at dog is able to participate (www.tdi- troopjessica@yahoo.com before registering. dog.org). Test will be on Saturday, Children must be accompanied by an adult. November 10 at the Lucy Simms Building. Fee $85 | Register By November 20 Fee $105 | Register By September 26 Nov. 28-Dec. 19 | Wednesdays | 6:30-7:30pm Oct. 3-Nov. 7 | Wednesdays | 6:30-7:30pm Ages 8+ | MVES Ages 8+ | MVES Art Journaling for Women This workshop will introduce you to the creative Breastfeeding Class process of Art Journaling, combining the introspective practice of journaling with a variety of Join a Certified Lactation Counselor for a 3 art techniques. We will focus on "Growing Your hour, detailed breastfeeding class. Learn Garden" as a metaphor for our well-being by about the science, benefits, what to exploring creative ways in finding inspiration and expect, milk supply and proper techniques. gaining perspective when life feels overwhelming. Also, dispel the myths to save yourself No journaling or art experience required! some stress! This course is recommended Fee $35 | Register By November 23 during pregnancy and partners are December 1-15 | Saturdays | 10-11:30am encouraged to come! It is also important Ages 13+ | PDCC for anyone interested in becoming a doula or another peer support person. Fee $55 | Register By October 29 November 3 | Saturday | 9am-12pm Conversational Spanish II Ages 16+ | RCAC This highly participatory course is to improve your speaking ability and expand your knowledge of the Conversational Spanish Spanish vocabulary. This course is designed for students who are familiar with basic grammar This is an introductory Spanish course for English (nouns, adjectives, articles, etc.) and would like to speaking students with little or no Spanish focus on increasing fluidity. In addition to providing background. The emphasis in this course will be opportunities for spontaneous conversational on communication and will be taught using a practice, this course will help you build your arsenal variety of interactive methods. Regular of Spanish knowledge with new vocabulary, attendance, participation in activities, idiomatic expressions and popular proverbs. conversation exercises and weekly independent Fee $100 | Register By January 3 study reinforce topics discussed in class. January 8-March 19 | Tuesdays | 6-8pm Fee $100 | Register By January 3 Ages 5+ | RCAC January 10-March 21 | Thursdays | 6-8pm Ages 5+ | RCAC 8
Crochet Beginners Crochet During this 4 week class, you will learn basic crochet stitches and concepts as well as how to read a simple pattern. We will make various small projects. Supplies are not included. This class will be taught in right handed style. Fee $45 | Register By September 21 September 29-October 20 | Saturdays | 9-11:30am Ages 15+ | RCAC Advanced Crochet Already know the basics about crochet? Come learn about fun new projects just in time for Christmas! We will be able to cover the granny square, chevron pattern and Amigurumi (Japanese art of knitting/ crocheting small, stuffed creatures). Please come with a project in mind and all the supplies you will need. This class will be taught in right hand style. Fee $35 | Register By September 21 September 29-October 13 | Saturdays | 1-3:30pm | Ages 15+ | RCAC Hand Piecing & Quilting Beginner Beyond Basics Are you searching for a new hobby? Enjoy this six Learn to piece curves for a multitude of patterns week class to learn how to make beautiful quilts the that you can add to the basic nine patch block. old fashion way. Get back to the basics and enjoy This is a continuation for previous students, but this inexpensive, stress relieving hobby without anyone can join who is familiar with straight hand using modern conveniences. Supplies will not be piecing. Supplies will not be provided, but provided, but participants will be given a supply list participants will be given a supply list authored by authored by the instructor prior to the class. the instructor prior to the class. Fee $65 | Register By October 1 Fee $45 | Register By December 28 October 4-November 8 | Thursdays | 7-9pm January 3-24 | Thursdays | 7-9pm Ages 11+ | PDCC Ages 11+ | PDCC Basic Applique Meet Sunbonnet Sue as we learn the basics of hand applique the old fashioned way. This is a continuation for previous students, but anyone can join who is familiar with hand piecing. Supplies will not be provided, but participants will be given a supply list authored by the instructor prior to the class. Fee $45 | Register By February 4 February 7-28 | Thursdays | 7-9pm | Ages 11+ | PDCC 9
Canning Seminar Learn the process of home canning and explanation of all the different types (open In the Kitchen kettle, water bath and pressure processing). We will also review the necessary equipment Pies & Pastries and find out what is and is not needed with all Learn how to make some classic treats such as the fancy gizmos in today’s society. pies, danishes and cream puffs. Types of pastries Fee $25 | Register By September 17 and basic recipes for various different uses will be September 20 | Thursday | 6:30-8:30pm covered. We will mix and make pie/tart crust, talk Ages 13+ | PDCC about the ingredients and what they do, learn about mixing techniques, rolling and shaping and Instant Pot®: Beginner much more. From scratch is always better than store bought. We will eat what we make! Do you have an instant pot® and not sure what Fee $25 | Register By September 24 to do with it? It’s old technology in a new September 27 | Thursday | 6:30-8:30pm package, pressure cooking is the original fast Ages 13+ | PDCC food! Come check out its many features and try a simple recipe. Bring your cooker along to get acquainted and we will eat what we make. Fee $25 | Register By November 5 November 8 | Thursday | 6:30-8:30pm Ages 13+ | PDCC Kombucha The effervescent fermented tea, Kombucha, does wonders for balancing your gut health but can be expensive to keep consistent in your lifestyle. Folks have been making Kombucha at home for years because, well, it’s easy (with the right instructions)! This class gives you everything you need to start brewing Kombucha at home including a Brew Guide, the essential SCOBY, a copy of “Flavor of the Week” (a recipe book for flavoring your ‘bucha), and a “Bucha, Baby!” (the instructor’s own home-brew to tide you over until your batch is ready). Fee $30 | Register By September 14 Simple Herbal Remedies October 6 | Saturday | 11am-1pm | Ages 12+ | RCAC Your backyard, the local creek bank and even your spice rack can yield resources for making simple effective remedies for aches, pains, fevers and other ailments. Learn to make a simple tincture, salves and balms. We will cover the basics so you can try it at home. We will make and take a salve and lip balm. Fee $25 | Register By December 3 December 6 | Thursday | 6:30-8:30pm | Ages 13+ | PDCC 10
Seminars Elections The American Militia Movement Benjamin D. Albers will explore the origins and influence of right-wing paramilitarism in the United States, focusing on the ways in which militia ideologies represent amplified or Bobbi Gentry provides an explanation of exaggerated versions of common American narratives and election laws, requirements and differences myths. between states. FREE | Register By September 20 FREE | Register By October 9 September 24 | Monday | 6-7pm | RCAC October 11 | Thursday | 6-7pm | RCAC Russia in the 21st Century International Affairs David K. Mcquilkin presents a discussion on the Russian This presentation focuses on global political, political, economic and international policy as Russia economic and cultural issues. attempts to transform itself in the post-Soviet world. FREE | Register By December 3 FREE | Register By November 14 November 16 | Friday | 6-7pm | RCAC December 5 | Wednesday | 6-7pm | RCAC Philosophy & Music Globalization & HIV Prevention This presentation focuses on emerging research on how Jacob Graham’s presentation will explore messages about HIV/AIDS are translated between global and philosophical themes of music such as time, local actors. beauty, politics, (dis)harmony, etc. FREE | Register By October 30 FREE | Register By October 12 November 1 | Thursday | 6-7pm | RCAC October 16 | Tuesday | 6-7pm | RCAC The Impact of a Changing World Financial Literacy 101 David K. McQuilkin addresses the complex relationship Marcellina K. Hamilton presentation will between terrorism and modernity, and how a changing world emphasize the importance of financial literacy/ will influence these concepts during the next generation. skills as a critical component in the education of FREE | Register By December 11 a whole person to live a meaningful life. December 13 | Thursday | 6-7pm | RCAC Fundamental concepts will be considered, such as prudently tracking spending, deterring debt by limiting college loans to first year income History of Chainmail Armor after school, grasping the power of Gavin R. Lawson gives a presentation on the history and compounding and the Rule of 72. construction of chainmail armor including modern FREE | Register By October 19 applications, everything from jewelry to protective suits for October 23 | Tuesday | 6-7pm | RCAC shark divers. He will include examples of chainmail weaves for participants to examine. Competitive Edge FREE | Register By November 30 December 4 | Tuesday | 6-7pm | RCAC Gavin R. Lawson’s presentation is on the history of swords, armor and fighting techniques from the fall of the Roman Empire to the Knowing, Believing, & Teaching Renaissance, including a demonstration of Drawing from the philosophy of John Dewey, Sam longsword combat. Hamilton’s presentation reflects on the interconnections FREE | Register By November 6 between an individual’s theories of right and wrong. He also November 8 | Thursday | 6-7pm | RCAC explains their assumptions about how knowledge happens, and how those theories and assumptions undergird a theory Creativity Myths of teaching. FREE | Register By October 26 Erin Morris Miller discusses the misconceptions October 30 | Tuesday | 6-7pm | RCAC about creativity and presents research-based guidance about how to develop creativity in the Brazilian Jiu Jitsu home, school and workplace. Kevin Pallister’s presentation is an educational introduction FREE | Register By November 16 to the martial arts style of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and its November 20 | Tuesday | 6-7pm | RCAC applications to self-defense. FREE | Register By November 20 11 November 27 | Tuesday | 6-7pm | RCAC
Decide! Do you get immobilized by choices in life? Are there choices that continue to hang over your Seminars head? Chip Studwell presents on decision making and will teach you how to free up your life. Leadership Lessons Indecisiveness increases stress and anxiety, Marcellina Hamilton’s presentation focuses on how an impacts our relationships and work and evolved leader inspires. Discussions of the theories of compromises our fulfillment in life. leadership that work in the 21st century will be FREE | Register By September 17 deliberated; emphasis will be on noble influencers and September 20 | Thursday | 6-7pm | RCAC honorable practices. FREE | Register By December 4 Memory Strategies December 6 | Thursday | 6-7pm | RCAC Chip Studwell gives a presentation that will show how to apply this basic principle and a technique Brain Awareness that demonstrates it. The key to knowing Moshe Khurgel gives an overview of the nervous system information is connecting new and unfamiliar for K-12 schools and the general public, with the goal of things to something that is familiar. raising awareness and improving scientific literacy. FREE | Register By November 29 Topics may be tailored for specific subtopics such as December 3 | Monday | 6-7pm | RCAC brain injury, neurodegenerative diseases and memory. FREE | Register By November 5 Financial Aid November 7 | Wednesday | 6-7pm | RCAC Scott Morrison’s presentation reviews the federal and Virginia financial aid programs, financial need College & Disability Prep and the Free Application for Federal Student Aid Chip Studwell will be presenting on college disability (FAFSA). The session also provides advice to preparation and why resources are not utilized. students and parents on the financial aid process. Approximately 50 percent of college students who are FREE | Register By November 8 eligible for accommodations do not use them. This can November 12 | Monday | 6-7pm | RCAC negatively affect academic performance. He will explain why this happens and what students and parents can do College Admissions Process to be prepared for college. FREE | Register By September 27 Mark Griffin will be presenting on the college admissions process including admissions, financial October 1 | Monday | 6-7pm | RCAC aid and visits. This session provides a road map of the process. Test Taking 101 FREE | Register By October 16 Chip Studwell presentation focuses on barriers to October 18 | Thursday | 6-7pm | RCAC learning and how to manage them. Do you read a page and recall nothing? Read two sentences repeatedly Biofuels and nothing sinks in? Do you feel you know the information and are just not a good test taker? Chip Dr. Stephen F. Baron presents on biologically Studwell presentation focuses on barriers to learning produced fuels and energy alternatives including and how to manage them. Then this presentation is for methane, ethanol, biodiesel, hydrogen, microbial fuel you. Find out what may be interfering with your cells and biodegradable plastics. You will learn more learning and what to do about it. about these fuels and energy alternatives. FREE | Register By November 1 FREE | Register By September 21 November 5 | Monday | 6-7pm | RCAC September 25 | Tuesday | 6-7pm | RCAC Your Medicine Cabinet From Gas to Stars This session offers a closer look at the drug discovery process, from the historical influences to the scientific Stars are born from gas and dust. This presentation breakthroughs to the ethical dilemmas. To be informed will look at the conditions necessary and processes consumers and, perhaps more importantly, to be leading to the formation of stars and planets. The cognizant patients, the devil is in the details. group will examine what observations from ground FREE | Register By October 2 and space-based telescopes reveal about the details October 4 | Thursday | 6-7pm | RCAC and nature of star formation. FREE | Register By October 25 October 29 | Monday | 6-7pm | RCAC 12
Community Safety Boating Safety Course Concealed Handgun This course is recommended for motivated students with good reading and comprehension Here is your chance to learn the basics in skills who want to learn more about the handgun safety and complete a course for your fundamentals of safe and responsible boating. concealed handgun permit all in one day. You will As of July 1, 2016, all operators (regardless of learn the safe operation and handling of a firearm. age) of PWCs (personal watercraft such as jet This class does not include any shooting practice skis, Sea Doos, and Wave Runners) and but does include hands on demonstration with the operators (regardless of age) of motorboats instructor’s firearms ONLY, no outside firearms with a motor of 10 horsepower or greater will be allowed. All classes are taught by a certified required to have a boating safety education instructor and will satisfy the education course completion card on board when requirements for the concealed permit, but operating a PWC or motorboat. participants must apply for their permit through FREE | Register By January 11 their local court house. Classes held at RCAC are January 19 | Saturday | 9am-3pm conducted in conjunction with Dubby’s Fishing Ages 16+ | RCAC and Hunting store. Classes held at PDCC are conducted by Mike Guthrie. Fee $80 | Register By One Week Prior | Ages 21+ September 8 | Saturday | 9am-1pm | PDCC September 10 | Monday | 6-10:30pm | RCAC October 8 | Monday | 6-10:30pm | RCAC October 13 | Saturday | 9am-1pm | PDCC November 10 | Saturday | 9am-1pm | PDCC December 8 | Saturday | 9am-1pm | PDCC December 10 | Monday | 6-10:30pm | RCAC January 12 | Saturday | 9am-1pm | PDCC Basic Hunter Education Course Upon completion of this course you will receive a Virginia Hunter Education certificate. The Basic Hunter Education Course covers material on hunting safety, principles of conservation and sportsmanship. Students are required to complete the self-study prior to class and will have to turn in the chapter review exercises from the self-study to the instructor at the beginning of class and they may be turned away if the chapter review exercises are not completed. FREE | Register By September 26 October 6 | Saturday | Ages 12+ | 8am-4pm | RCAC AARP Smart Driver Participants will learn defensive driving techniques, new traffic laws, and rules of the road to safely adjust driving to compensate for age-related changes. Persons who complete the course will be issued a Certificate of Completion to be provided to your insurance company for a discount. Please be sure to bring your driver’s license with you to class. Please feel free to bring a brown bag lunch to class. All course materials are provided to participants and no tests are involved. Instructor Stan Rockett. Fee $15 AARP Members/$20 Non-Members | Register By October 16 13 October 23 | Tuesday | Ages 55+ | 8:30am-4:30pm | RCAC
Church Security Representatives of Rockingham County Community Safety Sheriff's Department will present on trending security information regarding how to secure Drug Awareness & Safety your church. You will learn about weaknesses The Rockingham County Sheriff’s Office and RUSH your church may have, how to fix them and Task Force will present topics including their different strategies that are effective in making jurisdiction, illegal drugs purchased and seized in sure your church is as safe as it can be from the community, trends dealing with potential threats. Everyone is welcome to methamphetamine, heroin, cocaine, marijuana and attend that might find this information useful. prescription pills, the seizure of assets and FREE | Register By September 25 forfeiture, covert operations and who to contact to September 27 | Thursday | 6-8pm report drug information. Ages 12+ | RCAC FREE | Register By November 13 November 20 | Tuesday | 7-8pm Fire Safety Ages 12+ | RCAC Rockingham County Fire & Rescue will give a presentation on the top 5 causes of residential Teen Dating Safety fires and holiday fire safety. During this This class, instructed by Rockingham County presentation you will learn how to properly use an Sheriff’s Deputies, is for parents, guardians and extinguisher and get the opportunity to use our fire adolescents. We will discuss ways to keep your extinguisher training system. We will also discuss children safe as they begin to form personal steps you can take to reduce the chance of fire in relationships in school, social media, etc. We will your home and provide for a safer environment for cover topics such as date rape, sexual assault, yourself and your family. abuse, cyber dating, and ways to set boundaries, FREE | Register By One Week Prior limits and getting involved with your children. November 1 | Thursday | Fire Safety in your Home Other topics include warning signs and what November 8 | Thursday | Holiday Fire Safety parents/guardians can do if they suspect 6-8pm | Ages 11+ | RCAC something is wrong. FREE | Register By November 13 November 20 | Tuesday | 6-7pm Social Media Safety Ages 12+ | RCAC Members of the Rockingham County Sheriff’s Office will give a presentation on social media, internet and Fraud & Scam Prevention smartphone safety for parents and children. During Learn how to protect yourself from internet fraud this presentation, you will learn about the many and scams. Every day people are faced with social apps, the risks of these apps that children are scams through the internet, phone and mail. A using to communicate utilizing the internet and Rockingham County Sheriff’s Department smartphones. You will learn safety tips on how to instructor will teach you how to stay safe and ensure your child does not become a victim and what you should do if you do become a victim of how to utilize social apps and internet safely. a scam. FREE | Register By November 20 FREE | Register By November 26 November 29 | Thursday | 6-7pm November 29 | Thursday | 7-8pm Ages 12+ | RCAC Ages 12+ | RCAC Women’s Self Defense Rockingham County Deputies conduct three 90 minute Women’s Self Defense classes. The classes are three consecutive days set up for basic and more advanced self-defense skills and the entire class is hands on life saving. The classes contains components such as how to better personal awareness, defend against aggressive attackers, how to strike, punch and kick. An instructor will wear a padded “red man suit” on the third day so that students can use the skills they have learned. October 9-11 | Tuesday-Thursday | 6-7:30pm | Ages 12+ | JFHMS December 4-6 | Tuesday-Thursday | 6-7:30pm | Ages 12+ | MMS 14
The Other Dementias 50+ Adults This class will provide an overview of the various types of dementia beyond Alzheimer’s. It will Coping with Dementia include information about dementias such as Caring for a person with Alzheimer’s or a related Lewy Body, Pick’s Disease, Vascular and dementia is difficult. This class, taught by an Parkinsonian. Participants will also be provided Alzheimer’s Association instructor, is designed to information related to dementias as a result of assist you in; understanding changes that occur in substance abuse or other health disorders. The the various stages of Alzheimer’s, specific tips on focus will be on the communication, behaviors and how to assist yourself and the person with these management related to the various dementias. changes, the value of self-care for the caregiver FREE | Register By October 23 and resources for additional outside assistance. October 30 | Tuesday | 10-11am | RCAC FREE | Register By September 11 September 18 | Tuesday | 10-11am | RCAC Matter of Balance Adults who are concerned about falling often Tai Chi for COPD & Asthma allow the fear of falling to limit their activities, resulting in increased physical weakness, thus This class is specifically designed for those with making the risk of falling even greater. This COPD, Asthma and/or respiratory issues and has class is designed to reduce the fear of falling been scientifically tested as suitable exercise and increase activity levels. Participants will therapy to improve lung function, health status and learn to view falls as controllable, set goals for more. It will also improve balance, flexibility, increasing activity, make changes to reduce fall immunity, mental focus and mood. Instructor is risks and participate in gentle exercise to Jennifer Stroop Hensley, Certified Tai Chi instructor increase strength and balance. This class is specializing in teaching those with health issues. free, but paperwork is required. Fee $29 | Register By September 26 FREE | Register By September 18 October 3-17 | Wednesdays | 10-10:45am September 25-November 13 | Tuesdays | 7-9pm Ages 18+ | RCAC Ages 60+ | PDCC Medicare 101 Computers 101 Have you found that choosing the right This class will help you understand computers and Medicare coverage for you can be teach you some basic skills to help you connect overwhelming? Whether you have Medicare or with social media, check emails, pay bills online, are trying to understand the various parts, Paul do research and more! Please bring your own Pellicane of Pell Insurance Solutions will help. laptop/tablet/smartphone/etc. if you wish to You will learn; parts of Medicare, Medicare participate in the class. supplements, Medicare Advantage and when FREE | Register By October 18 to enroll. Now is the time to consider all your October 25-November 8 | Thursdays | 6:30-7:30pm options and learn all about Medicare. Ages 50+ | RCAC FREE | Register By September 12 September 19 | Wednesday | 10-11am | RCAC Diabetes Self-Management Adults of any age with diabetes, their family members Senior Groups and caregivers will learn a variety of necessary day-to Name/Location Meeting Days -day management skills needed to maintain and/or Singers Glen 2nd Monday of Month increase life’s activities in order to live active and Singers Glen Comm. Center 11:00AM fulfilling lives. Topics include techniques to deal with Broadway/Timberville 2nd Thursday of Month symptoms, guidelines for physical activity/exercise, Plains District Comm. Center 10:00AM healthy eating, tools to help prevent complications, Grottoes Seniors 4th Monday of Month effective communication with health care providers, Grottoes Town Hall 10:00AM problem solving and more. Please pre-register. BO’TIME BINGO 1st Monday of Month Harrisonburg BOJANGLES’ 9:00AM FREE | Register By October 24 October 31-December 12 | Wednesday | 1-3:30pm 15 Ages 18+ | PDCC
Caving FRANKLIN, WV WILD GUYDE ADVENTURES Adventures An instructor from Wild GUYde You will learn cave travel safety, underground navigation, Adventures will lead you on these outdoor and some “total body hiking.” There are squeezes if you adventures. Lester Zook, founder of want them, and belly crawls for the adventurous --- but WildGUYde Adventure, is a Wilderness there are also corridor ceilings higher than your house, First Responder, a certified member of the and large cavern rooms for the claustrophobic. This clinic American Mountain Guides Association will be held at Kees Cave near Franklin, WV. and the Professional Climbing Instructors’ Fee $30 | Register By November 2 Association. All these trips will be “meet- Sunday, November 11 | 1-5pm | Ages 12+ ups” and no transportation is provided. Rock Climbing & Rappelling GEORGE WASHINTON NATIONAL FOREST, VA WILD GUYDE ADVENTURES You will be introduced to harnesses, knots, helmets and the belay system. You’ll try some easy warm-up climbs and go on to some harder climbing that invites you to try new skills and movements. We will finish the day with a rappel – backing over the edge, with nothing between you and the ground below but 60 feet of air and a great view. Jump Park Fee $55 | Register By September 14 Sunday, September 23 | 8am-6pm | Ages 12+ CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA Jump around on 8,000 square feet of connected, world-class trampolines. Our trampoline field features over 50 trampolines, angled wall trampolines, a pit of multicolored foam blocks, plus 2 basketball goals and dodge ball court! Includes mini bus transportation and admission for a 90 minute session. Fee $35 | Register By December 10 Friday, December 28 | 10:30am-5pm | Ages 6+ Part-Time Job Opportunities contact us at 540-564-3160 or recreation@rockinghamcountyva.gov Afterschool Staff Program Instructors Recreation Officials Hours: afterschool-6pm Do you have a hobby, skill or All areas of the County Starting pay $9/hour talent you would like to share Paid per game Locations throughout the and earn extra money? Weeknight & Saturday Games Contact us! Ages 16+ County Elementary Schools 16
Shopping & Dining Tysons Corner Leesburg Premium Outlets TYSONS, VA LEESBURG, VA Tysons Corner Center is home to over 300 Enjoy a full day of shopping more than 100 designer specialty and department stores, celebrated and name-brand outlet stores! Lunch will be on your restaurants, eateries and entertainment options. own at the food court or one of the many restaurants Enjoy a day of shopping with us! Includes mini at the outlets. Includes mini bus transportation. bus transportation. Fee $15 | Register By One Week Prior Fee $20 | Register By One Week Prior 9am-6:15pm 9am-9:30pm Sunday, November 11 Friday, October 5 Sunday, December 9 Potomac Mills Sunday, December 2 Fair Oaks Mall WOODBRIDGE, VA FAIRFAX, VA Potomac Mills is Virginia’s largest outlet mall and Ride with us and have the opportunity to shop features an indoor shopping experience with over nearly 160 stores and restaurants at the Fair 200 stores. Lunch will be on your own and you can Oaks Mall! Shopping options include; Apple, grab a bite to eat at one of the 25 eateries. This Build a Bear, Coach, Foot Locker, Pandora, would be a great opportunity to get some Holiday Pottery Barn and many more. Dining options shopping done. Includes mini bus transportation. include; The Cheesecake Factory, Kona Grill, Fee $20 | Register By November 23 Chick-Fil-A, Panda Express and more. Includes Saturday, December 1 | 9am-7:15pm mini bus transportation. Fee $20 | Register By November 16 Saturday, November 24 | 9am-7pm Grub Club Join us on our monthly lunch outing meeting on the first Tuesday of every month. For each outing, lunch will be on your own expense, but we will provide mini bus transportation. Trip return time is approximate. Fee $10 | Register By One Week Prior Tuesdays | 11am-1pm October 2 | Southern Kitchen (New Market) November 6 | Lafayette Inn & Restaurant (Stanardsville) December 4 | Byer Street Bistro (Staunton) Edelweiss German Restaurant Short Pump STUARTS DRAFT, VA Join us for a day exploring some of the locally renowned RICHMOND, VA shops in Stuarts Draft; Miller’s Bake Shoppe, the Stuarts Use up those gift cards and enjoy some Draft Antique Mall and The Cheese Shop. For lunch, we post-holiday shopping on this trip to the are stopping at the Edelweiss German Restaurant, a Short Pump Town Center. You will not rustic destination with home-style German dishes amid a run out of stores to shop with over 140 lodge like setting. Includes mini bus transportation. stores to choose from. Once you get Fee $15 | Register By One Week Prior ready for lunch, there are plenty of 8:30am-4pm choices for you to grab a bite to eat! Friday, November 2 Includes mini bus transportation. Saturday, January 5 Fee $20 | Register By January 11 Saturday, January 19 | 9am-7:15pm 17
Elvis WYTHEVILLE, VA Dinner Theaters & Holiday Tours WOHLFAHRT HAUS DINNER THEATRE This special concert engagement will have a heavy focus on Elvis's inspirational and spiritual recordings. Includes mini bus transportation, meal and show. Fee $70 | Register By September 7 A Wohlfahrt Haus Christmas Wednesday, October 10 | 8:30am-7pm WYTHEVILLE, VA WOHLFAHRT HAUS DINNER THEATRE Jesus Join us as we celebrate this Christmas season with a LANCASTER, PA delicious holiday feast! Sit back, relax and reminisce SIGHT & SOUND THEATRES with some of your favorite Christmas carols, dance Jesus is the action-packed musical stage numbers and beautiful costumes! To complete the adventure that takes you on a miraculous journey evening, be inspired by the greatest gift of all, the alongside the most famous person ever to walk the beautiful story of the nativity! Includes mini bus earth and the lives he changed forever. Prior to the transportation, meal and show. show we will enjoy a buffet meal at Hershey Farm. Fee $65 | Register By November 20 Includes charter bus transportation, meal and ticket. Thursday, December 20 | 8:30am-7pm Fee $147 ($105 Ages 3-12) | Register By December 3 Friday, January 4 | 8am-9:30pm Rockabilly Christmas FREDERICKSBURG, VA Howl-O-Scream RIVERSIDE DINNER THEATER Todd Meredith and his band The Rave-Ons WILLIAMSBURG, VA celebrate the holiday season with performances Fear awaits in Busch Gardens collection of elaborate of Buddy Holly’s greatest hits along with those haunted houses, immersive themed scare zones, classic rock ‘n’ roll Christmas songs everyone challenging escape rooms and darkly entertaining live loves. Enjoy an unforgettable “Rockabilly shows. It’s a seriously scary place when the haunts Christmas” at Riverside Center! Includes mini come out for Howl-O-Scream. Participants should bus transportation, meal and show. consider the park’s elevated scare factor. Includes Fee $80 | Register By November 20 admission and mini bus transportation. Friday, December 21 | 9am-6:30pm Fee $82 | Register By October 12 Saturday, October 20 | 12:30pm-1:30am | Ages 12+ ZooLights Christmas Town WASHINGTON, D.C. Join us at the Nationals Zoo as we make WILLIAMSBURG, VA ZooLights a part of our holiday festivities. You Come with us to Busch Gardens to experience one of will enjoy live music performances, tasty the largest Christmas light displays in North America. winter treats and plenty of opportunities for Festive food and drink, holiday shopping and shows holiday shopping. More than 500,000 lights make the spirit of the season come alive. Includes transform the Zoo into a winter wonderland tickets and mini bus transportation. complete with a light show set to music! Fee $60 | Register By December 6 Includes charter bus transportation. Saturday, December 15 | 8:30am-10:30pm Fee $50 | Register By November 16 Saturday, December 15 | 2:30-10:45pm Lewis Ginter Gardenfest of Lights RICHMOND, VA Come experience a holiday tradition featuring more than 500,000 twinkling lights, hand-crafted botanical decorations, model trains, fire pit with s’mores and hot chocolate (for purchase) & more. The region’s ultimate holiday extravaganza! Includes admission and mini bus transportation. Fee $32 | Register By December 7 Sunday, December 16 | 2:45-11pm 18
Americana Afternoon Visit Virginia FLOYD, VA Saturday lunch at the Floyd County Store is a special event. Pick up one of their homemade UVA Football soups or sandwiches, or a plate of farm-fresh salad and find a table near the stage so you can CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA enjoy Americana Afternoons. The music is varied, Come out and experience some NCAA football at but has the common thread of Americana: Scott Stadium! Tickets will be in sections 114-118. traditional acoustic music; you might hear the Includes tickets and mini bus transportation. blues, or some of the Celtic or African sounds that Fee $65 | Register By Three Weeks Prior underpin our American folk traditions. Time TBA – Based around kickoff time | Ages 4+ Fee $20 | Register By November 2 Saturday, October 13 | Vs. U. of Miami Saturday, November 10 | 9am-5:45pm Saturday, October 27 | Vs. UNC Paint Bank Natural Bridge Seafood Buffet PAINT BANK, VA NATURAL BRIDGE, VA During this trip you will enjoy a scenic drive, Join us at the Colonial Dining Room at Historic Natural gourmet Southern food at The Swinging Bridge Hotel for one of the best seafood nights Virginia Bridge Restaurant, see buffaloes and even has to offer. Enjoy an all you care to eat seafood buffet a stop to look at the historic Humpback including snow crab legs and even sirloin steak cooked to Covered Bridge. You will feel like you order! Includes mini bus transportation and dinner. stepped back in time! Includes mini bus Fee $65 | Register By November 30 transportation. Friday, December 7 | 5:30-9:45pm | Ages 18+ Fee $15 | Register By October 26 Sunday, November 4 | 10am-5:30pm Graves Mountain’s Udvar-Hazy Center Big Breakfast Buffet CHANTILLY, VA SYRIA, VA The Udvar-Hazy Center is the companion Travel with us to Graves Mountain Lodge to enjoy facility to the Museum on the National Mall. Its a hearty breakfast of sausage, sausage gravy, two huge hangars display thousands of bacon, pancakes, toast, fruits, grits and more! aviation and space artifacts! There is also the Includes breakfast and mini bus transportation. Airbus IMAX® Theater (additional cost) and Fee $25 | Register By November 30 the Donald D. Engen Observation Tower to Saturday, December 8 | 7-11:30am experience. Includes mini bus transportation. Fee $20 | Register By One Week Prior Sunday, November 18 | 9am-8:45pm Saturday, January 12 | 9am-8:45pm Urbanna Oyster Festival URBANNA, VA The Town of Urbanna is a true oyster town and the best place to taste, buy and try all things oyster related. Start your day at the Scottish Factor Store and check out the history of the oyster industry. After you get a peek at how they’ve done it for decades, you can head down “Community Row” to the Waterfront exhibits where you can see the industry in practice today. Once you get a little hands-on experience you can head back up to the vendors and try all of the different ways to eat these delicacies! Fee $20 | Register By October 26 19 Saturday, November 3 | 8am-7:30pm
Greenbrier Bunker Tour Beyond Virginia WHITE SULFUR SPRINGS, WV The secret is out! The declassified Bunker at Hollywood Casino CHARLES TOWN, WV The Greenbrier is a must-see experience that Come along to Hollywood Casino at Charles Town takes you behind the scenes and walks you Races for world-class casino gaming and through a fascinating period in the resort's entertainment, award winning dining and the thrills of history. Carved deep into the mountainside is live and simulcast thoroughbred horse racing. Must an emergency Cold War fallout shelter. Once a present a photo I.D. at casino and provide birthdate at top secret U.S. government relocation facility time of registration. Friday trips will have the for Congress, The Bunker is now open to opportunity to watch live thoroughbred racing from anyone interested in reliving a legendary piece 7pm through 9pm. Includes mini bus transportation. of history. This will be a unique and in-depth Fee $15 | Register By One Week Prior | Ages 21+ look behind the hidden doors and let you Monday, September 17 | 8:30am-6pm explore an aspect of The Greenbrier that no Monday, October 15 | 8:30am-6pm other resort can claim. Friday, October 26 | 1-11pm Fee $60 | Register By November 8 Monday, November 12 | 8:30am-6pm Thursday, November 15 | 7:15am-9:30pm Friday, November 30 | 1-11pm A Day in D.C. Monday, December 10 | 8:30am-6pm Friday, January 11 | 1-11pm WASHINGTON, D.C. Join us for a full day of fun in the Nation’s Capital. There will be two drop-off Baltimore Inner Harbor locations to choose from, the National Zoo BALTIMORE, MD or the National Mall. The National Mall Baltimore's Inner Harbor is a hub of activity. In just a drop-off will be at the Smithsonian Castle few city blocks, you can unearth dinosaurs at the located within walking distance to the Air Maryland Science Center, get a history lesson at the and Space, Gallery of Art, Holocaust, Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African Natural History and the American Indian American History & Culture, pay respects to pop Museums, the National Monument and culture at Geppi's Entertainment Museum, or see much more! Visit one, or visit all, the day exotic sea life at the National Aquarium. Other is yours. The National Zoo is full of attractions include the American Visionary Art animals, exhibits, great food and family Museum, the Babe Ruth Museum and the Port friendly activities. We will stop at Fair Discovery Children's Museum. Baltimore’s Inner Oaks Mall for dinner. Includes charter bus Harbor also has loads of restaurants, pubs and shops transportation. to choose from. Includes charter bus transportation. Fee $45 | Register By October 19 Fee $50 | Register By October 12 Saturday, November 17 | 8am-10pm Saturday, November 10 | 9am-9:30pm Maryland Renaissance Festival ANNAPOLIS, MD Set in a fictional 16th-century English Village named Revel Grove, the Maryland Renaissance Festival is spread over 25 acres. It is the second largest renaissance fair in the United States! Costumes will be available for rent on site. With over 700 vendors and 200 performers, this is sure to be memorable day full of fun. Includes mini bus transportation and admission. Fee $45 | Register By October 5 Sunday, October 14 | 8am-7pm 20
Overnight Trips *all trips are priced per person* VA Beach Holiday Escape Christmas in NYC VIRGINIA BEACH, VA NEW YORK, NY Escape to the beach for the Holiday Season for Join us for a Holiday adventure to New York warm hospitality and to experience festive Holiday City. You can get all your last minute Holiday Lights at the Beach. This shorter, more intimate shopping done while also enjoying the classic light show features a shiny journey into nautical, Holiday decor of New York City. You will also holiday, and adventure lands, all along the have plenty of time to visit Times Square, beautiful Virginia Beach boardwalk. You will have Rockefeller Center, Macy’s Department Store, 3 days to enjoy all the lights and local attractions of the Statue of Liberty and much more during your Virginia Beach. Includes 2 night stay at the Ocean stay. Includes 3 day, 2 night hotel stay in Times Front Inn and charter bus transportation. Square and charter bus transportation. Register By November 1 Register By November 1 Friday, December 7-Sunday, December 9 Sunday, December 16-Tuesday, December 18 Quad $135 Quad $285 Triple $155 Triple $325 Double $175 Double $375 Single $245 Single $600 Spring Break in Philly PHILADELPHIA, PA Come with us as we visit the “City of Brotherly Love”! Famous as the birthplace of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Philadelphia delivers countless things to do including: fascinating museums, vibrant parks, national historic sites and famous (and delicious) food. Grab an authentic Philly cheesesteak while taking a selfie with the Liberty Bell! On the way home we will stop for lunch at Shady Maple Smorgasbord for an authentic all-you-care-to-eat PA Dutch buffet. Includes a 3 night stay at a downtown Philadelphia hotel, lunch at Shady Maple Smorgasbord and charter bus transportation. Register By February 15 Sunday, March 24-Wednesday, March 27 Quad $315 | Triple $370 | Double $470 | Single $780 Department Refund Policy CANCELLATION OF ACTIVITY BY THE DEPARTMENT-Persons registered for a program which is cancelled by the department shall receive a full refund or credit for a future program, whichever the registrant prefers. PARTICIPANT CANCELLATIONS-Persons cancelling their registration prior to the registration deadline shall receive a full refund or credit for a future program, whichever the registrant prefers. No refunds will be given following the registration deadline. CANCELLATION OF PARTICIPANT IN LEAGUES AND TOURNAMENTS-Entry fees for team or individual participation in leagues and tournaments are non-refundable or transferable 5 business days following the registration deadline. NOTE: a $10 cancellation fee will apply, even if the space is filled. FOR ALL TRIP PROGRAMS-No refunds will be given, unless your space on the trip can be filled. If a waiting list exists, RCPR will contact those on the waiting list to try to fill the space(s). If no waiting list exists, it will be the responsibility of the participant to resell their space(s) on the trip. NOTE: a $10 cancellation fee will apply, even if the space is filled. Please allow two to four weeks for processing and to receive refund checks. For facility rental or Afterschool/Summer Day Camp refund policies please see agreement or handbook. 21
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