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Your Guide to Events and Activities
Activities in
in the
the City
City of
of Sunrise
Sunrise••October
October//November
November/ /December
December••2021
2021
Tunes ‘N Trucks Fall Harvest Festival Annual Tree Lighting
Get Fit at the New
Sunrise Civic Center Athletic Club
equipment, three covered outdoor basketball
courts, a baseball themed splash pad, a
playground, and a .77 mile walking path. Enjoy
OCTOBER / NOVEMBER
an exercise / DECEMBER
demonstration, 2021
giveaways, music,
and a healthy lunch. Sponsored by Humana
Visit MarketPoint.
us online at www.sunrisefl.gov
Sunrise Senior Center • 10650 West Oakland Park Boulevard • Sunrise 33351
@cityofsunrise
Call for more information, and to register: (954) 746-3670
IN THIS ISSUE
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Audition:
Wednesday, November 3, at 6:00 p.m.
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Finals:
Wednesday, December 15, at 7:00 p.m.
(Tickets: $5)
Location:
Sunrise Civic Center Theatre,
10610 West Oakland Park Boulevard
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The City’s annual youth poetry slam is open to Broward County high school
students. Poets selected through our audition process will participate in a
series of free writing and performance workshops before the final slam. Visit
www.sunrisefl.gov/wordup for an application, or call (954) 747-4647.
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Need tickets to the finals? Call our Box Office: (954) 747-4646.
Programs and Activities for SPECIAL POPULATIONS
FEATURES
Broward County Parks and Recreation facilitates a wide range of
Go Green for the Holidays / Conservation Pays........2 activities for community members with special needs, including:
In Case You Missed It! / Season Calendar.................3 • Arts & Crafts Programs
Shop Sunrise / City Updates .......................................4 • Fitness Classes
• Music Exploration
City Hall Construction ..................................................5 • Social Events
• Sports Leagues
GO Bond Projects Update...........................................6
Sunrise is proud to partner with the County and other agencies to
EVENT/CLASS LISTINGS provide inclusive programming. For information about upcoming
Adapted Rec / Adult Athletics & Fitness..................10 events, please visit www.broward.org/Parks/Pages/Special
Populations.aspx or email specialpopulations@broward.org.
Adult Fitness................................................................11
Aquatics........................................................................12
ADA NOTICE
Art Classes....................................................................14
The City of Sunrise is an equal opportunity agency and does not dis-
Bridges at Springtree Golf.........................................15 criminate with regard to its services, programs and activities regardless
DFX Dance / Performing Arts Events........................16 of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age or physical or men-
tal abilities. Any person who believes he or she has a disability and
Special Events..............................................................18 requires an accommodation in order to participate in any of our pro-
Senior Events & Activities................................................20 grams, please call (954) 747-4600 as early as possible so that we may
Social Services.....................................................................23 have adequate time to insure an accommodation by the start date.
Special Interest Clubs / Sunrise Athletic Club..........24 IT’S EASY TO REGISTER
FOR LEISURE SERVICES PROGRAMS!
Sunrise Tennis Club.....................................................25
The Leisure Services Department offers extended hours for in-person
Youth Activities............................................................26 program registration. Sunrise residents may register for programs at
Youth Athletics.............................................................28 the front desk of the Civic Center Athletic Club during normal busi-
ness hours: weekdays from 6:30 am to 9:00 pm, and weekends from
Registration Form........................................................31 8:00 am to 7:00 pm. Residents also have the option of registering
Release and Waiver.....................................................32 online at www.sunrisefl.gov. To access this free, convenient service
- available 24 hours a day – residents must have a household num-
Horizons is produced for the benefit of our residents. We welcome ber as well as a Visa, Discover, MasterCard, or AmericanExpress for
your comments regarding this publication. Write to: City of Sunrise/
payment. Of course, registration by mail or fax – as well as in-person
Horizons, Attn: Marketing & Communications, 10610 West Oakland
registration at the Leisure Services office – is still available.
Park Boulevard, Sunrise, FL 33351
A MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR
As 2021 comes toward a close, I hope your spirits are elevated by the grace, excitement and wonder of the upcoming holiday season. While
we have all had challenging recent times, we anticipate a brighter, happier 2022 as we move forward as a community toward better days
ahead.
Our City, made up of a team of staff, residents and businesses, is a Compassionate City. Our Compassion Center continues to offer resourc-
es for our residents so they can turn to us in times of need. Sometimes our residents need direct assistance. Sometimes they need help to
solve a problem where when can be their advocate. Either way, if you need help or are struggling with food or housing or other essentials,
I encourage you to call (954) 746-3670 for assistance.
Sunrise is proud to provide diversions for residents of all ages – from
the young to the young at heart. Programs like our Fall Harvest
Festival, Trick or Trot 5K, Holiday Tree Lighting, and Arts and
Crafts Festival provide opportunities for us to gather outside, greet
our neighbors, and enjoy the beautiful South Florida weather.
We have all missed our Tunes ‘N Trucks outdoor concert series and
are so thrilled to welcome back our concert season. We are also excit-
ed to add an extra month of live music and food-truck favorites. This
concert season, the February and June events will be in our entirely
redesigned and new City Park. If you haven’t already explored this
beautiful, fully-renovated recreation facility, I encourage you to
stop by. Better yet, attend our all-ages Boo Bash at City Park on
Are you a civic-minded resident who would like to become involved
Halloween! with your local government? Do you have knowledge and expertise
in specific areas? Serve on a City advisory board!
Over the next few months, we expect to open even more parks for
your enjoyment. Work at Veterans Park and Welleby Park is nearing Sunrise advisory board members are talented and dedicated
completion – and we hope to announce plans for grand opening cel- community members who provide the City with valuable input and
advice. Visit www.sunrisefl.gov/boards for a complete list of
ebrations soon. Take a look at our GO Bond Update (beginning on boards and their duties, along with the application.
page 6 of this issue) for details.
Completed applications are due to the City Clerk no later than
Best wishes to you and your family – and happy, healthy holidays – on Friday, October 29, at 5:00 p.m. Board appointments will be made
behalf of the entire Sunrise City Commission. In the meantime, I hope by the Sunrise City Commission in December for terms to begin in
you and everyone you know are and remain safe and healthy. January 2022.
For more information,
contact the City Clerk’s Office:
(954) 746-3333 or cityclerk@sunrisefl.gov
Michael J. Ryan, Mayor
The City of Sunrise is represented by (left to right):
Mayor Michael J. Ryan;
Deputy Mayor Neil C. Kerch; Assistant Deputy Mayor Jacqueline A. Guzman;
Commissioner Mark A. Douglas; Commissioner Joseph A. Scuotto
2 HORIZONS
GO GREEN THIS HOLIDAY SEASON!
There are a Ho Ho Whole Lot of Ways Rethink Your Lights
to Reduce Holiday Waste LED holiday lights are 80% more energy efficient than incandescent
lights, and they last longer. You can even find solar-powered holiday
lights that you can use outdoors to save on your electric bill, and elimi-
Did you know that 25% more waste is created each year between
nate the need for extension cords.
Thanksgiving and New Year’s Eve across the U.S.? That’s about one mil-
lion tons more per week during the holiday season.
Pass Up Plastics
This year, make your holidays joyous in spirit and gentle on the environ- Today, wrapping paper is often laminated, and may contain additives
ment. Here’s how: such as gold and silver coloring, synthetic glitter, and plastics – making it
non-recyclable.
Green Your Gift-giving Habits If every American family wrapped just three presents in recycled or
reusable materials, it would save enough paper to cover 45,000 football
• Shop Sunrise! When you buy local, you help support our local econ- fields.
omy. You also cut down on gas by driving shorter distances. And you
can save money: See page 4 of this issue for details on our new Shop Want more ways to cut down on holiday waste? Visit www.sunrisefl.gov/
Sunrise incentive program for merchants and customers! passupplastics to take the Sunrise Pledge to Pass Up Plastics, and try out
these plastic-free tips:
• Make It. Bake a cake or cookies, or jar homemade jam or pickles.
You could also knit, sew, build, or create art. Use the holidays to spark • Choose a real tree and check for local tree recycling programs
your creativity – and have some fun! that will turn used trees into chip mulch. (Markham Park is typically
a Broward County Chip-a-Tree site. Visit https://www.broward.org/
• Go with Experience. Give experiences as gifts – such as dinner cer- Parks/ThingsToDo/Pages/Chip-a-TreeProgram.aspx for details.) If you
tificates, tickets to the movies or a show, or passes to a local museum do purchase an artificial tree, be sure to use it for at least 10 years to
– instead of things. You can also give your time and skill by volunteer- minimize its environmental impact.
ing, or donate to a charity or service organization in the name of a
friend of relative who supports that cause. • Remember to bring reusable bags on shopping trips. They also
make great gift bags – or gifts!
• Skip the plastic straws at holiday parties.
• Invest in a reusable advent calendar you can refill each year, instead
of a disposable version.
• Pack holiday leftovers (and food gifts) in reusable containers.
Visit our Good and Green booth at the Sunrise Arts & Crafts Festival/
Winter Wonderland (details at www.sunrisefl.gov/winter) to learn more
about going green, and take home an eco-friendly giveaway while sup-
plies last!
To receive our tips and event notices all year, subscribe to the Good and
Green e-newsletter at www.sunrisefl.gov/green.
CONSERVATION PAYS proved for your rebate BEFORE purchasing a
new toilet: Register online at www.conserva-
are available at the City of Sunrise Utility Ad-
ministration Building (777 Sawgrass Corporate
Sunrise Utility Customers: tionpays.com or call (800) 270-9794. Parkway) weekdays between 9:00 a.m. to 5:00
Save Water and Money p.m. Please call (954) 888-6000 to sched-
Free Shower Heads and ule a pick-up time, and bring your
Sunrise is proud to be a partner in Broward Faucet Aerators. water bill and a photo ID with
County’s Conservation Pays program, which Sunrise Water Utility cus- your address. (If you’re not
provides rebates and other water conservation tomers can receive free direct-billed for water
resources. To maximize your savings of water shower heads and service, only proof of
and dollars, be sure to take advantage of the kitchen and bath- address is needed.)
following benefits: room faucet aerators
that help reduce wa- To learn more, visit
Toilet Rebates. ter and energy costs. www.conservation-
While supplies last, eligible Sunrise Water Utili- Pro tip: If you own a pays.com or call the
ty customers can receive rebates of up to $100 commercial kitchen, we City of Sunrise Utilities
per toilet (two per household) for replacing also offer free restaurant Department: (954) 888-
qualifying pre-1994 toilets with WaterSense® pre-rinse spray valves that 6000.
certified toilets. You must apply and be ap- are easy to install. These items
HORIZONS 3
SON IN
THIS SEA
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT! SUNRISE OCTOBER
Fourth of July Celebrations 3
“The Time Machine”
The City resumed in-person festivities with a traditional parade along Sunset Civic Center Theatre, 2:00 p.m.
Strip. The newly-renovated City Park was the site of Family Fun Day and, 8 Tunes ‘N Trucks Concert – Latin Music
Civic Center Amphitheater, 6:00 p.m.
once again, the BB&T Center hosted Sunrise’s outdoor concert and fireworks
16 Fall Harvest Festival
spectacular. A trio of local bands – Reggae Force, Audiotramp, and Gypsy Sunrise Sportsplex, 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Lane Band – graced the main stage, and attendees enjoyed the children’s 20 Kids’ and Teens’ Day Off
fun zone, food and beverage vendors, and lots of patriotic spirit! Sunrise Civic Center, 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
22 Not-So-Spooky Family Dance
Back to School Round-Up Sunrise Civic Center Ballroom, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Sunrise marked the end of summer with style! Representatives from local 23 Trick or Trot 5K and Kids’ Dash
schools were on hand to talk with families, and there were plenty of free Markham Park, 7:30 a.m.
refreshments. Residents entering kindergarten through 12th grade received 23 Household Hazardous Waste Disposal
Public Works Complex, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
a drawstring backpack filled with school supplies, and chose a grade-appro-
23 Tribute to Aretha Franklin and Patti LaBelle
priate book. Civic Center Theatre, 7:00 p.m.
30 Interactive Movie: “Hocus Pocus”
Sunrise Comic Con Civic Center Theatre, 6:00 p.m.
Comic Con – one of the City’s newest and most popular events – returned, 31 Boo Bash at City Park
to the excitement of fans of all ages. This year’s special guests included voice City Park, 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
actors D.C. Douglas and Aaron Dismuke, who signed autographs and shared
their experiences. Comic Con also featured cyber gaming, board gaming, NOVEMBER
panels, demos, and an amazing assortment of vendors. A colorful cosplay 3 “Word Up!” Teen Poetry Slam - Auditions
contest capped off the evening! Civic Center Theatre, 6:00 p.m.
5 Tunes ‘N Trucks Concert – Classic Rock
“Rhythms in Conversation” Civic Center Amphitheater, 6:00 p.m.
Residents were drawn to the new City Park amphitheater for a free drum- 11 Veterans Day Ceremony
ming workshop led by master musician Willie Stewart, formerly of reggae Civic Center Amphitheater, 10:30 a.m.
legends Third World. Participants in this unique outdoor event heard percus- 13 Cultural Festival
City Park, 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
sion instruments from around the world, explored a range of rhythms, and
19 “Lyrical Lounge” Teen Open Mic Night
played interactive percussion games. Civic Center Theatre, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
21 Mio’s Mentalism Stage Show
Civic Center Theatre, 2:00 p.m.
Sunrise stu
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n of grade
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appropriat
e books. 3 Holiday Tree Lighting
Municipal Complex, 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
5 “Rent”
Civic Center Theatre, 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.
10 “The Nutcracker Ballet”
Civic Center Theatre, 7:00 p.m.
Sunrise families enjoyed the City’s 11 Sunrise Arts & Crafts Festival / Winter Wonderland
Fourth of July Parade.
Details at www.sunrisefl.gov/winter
11 “The Nutcracker Ballet”
Civic Center Theatre, 7:00 p.m.
12 “The Nutcracker Ballet”
Civic Center Theatre, 4:00 p.m.
15 “Word Up!” Teen Poetry Slam - Finals
Civic Center Theatre, 7:00 p.m.
18 “Elves and the Shoemaker”
Percussionist Willie Stewart Civic Center Theatre, 2:00 p.m.
at Rhythms in Conversation
JANUARY
7 Drive-in Movie: “Shrek 2”
Markham Park, 5:30 p.m.
8 & 9 Cabaret
Civic Center Theatre, 7:00 p.m. SAT, 2:00 p.m. SUN
Comic Con featur
ed special 16 Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration
inc lud ing vo ice actor Sunrise Civic Center
guests
Aaron Dismuk e. 23 “Shrek, Jr. the Musical”
Civic Center Theatre, 1:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m.
4 HORIZONS
SHOP SUNRISE! CONGRATULATIONS, RLA ALUMNI!
Save Money and Support Local Businesses Residents Leadership Academy Summer 2021 Cohort Graduates
The third cohort of the Residents Leadership Academy (RLA) convened
On November 1, the City will launch Shop Sunrise, a program that this summer, and celebrated their graduation in August. The group
encourages Sunrise residents to invest in our community by shopping gained in-depth knowledge about City of Sunrise operations; toured
locally. There are lots of great reasons to spend where you live, but we’re parks, public safety facilities, and utility plants; networked with their
focusing on five. neighbors; and became true community ambassadors. Visit www.sunrise-
fl.gov/rla for more information about the program.
Shop Sunrise:
• Creates jobs. Shopping at a local small business gives them an
opportunity to expand and create more jobs right here in Sunrise.
• Is neighborly. By supporting locally-owned and operated business-
es, we stimulate the local economy and help members of our own
community to prosper and grow.
• Adds diversity. Our community is unique and we all benefit from
having one-of-a-kind restaurants and businesses that add to the
distinctive character that sets Sunrise apart.
• Saves money, gas and time. Why chase bargains elsewhere when
you can get great pricing right here in Sunrise?
• Is green. Shopping locally helps reduce the environmental impact
of your purchases, as local businesses often buy from local suppliers.
SUNRISE SPORTS STARS
Two new Sunrise sports stars emerged this summer! Please join us in
And just as you save gas by celebrating these home-grown talents:
making shorter trips, you’re
also supporting a business Patrick Doyle, Sunrise Swimming
that employs your neighbors Patrick has been a City of Sunrise
– reducing their commutes lifeguard since 2019, and a member
5B
and their carbon footprints
as well. 8B of the Sunrise Swimming team since
he was eight years old. He quali-
fied for the 2021 Speedo Summer
SUNRISE SMALL BUSINESS Championships in North Carolina – a
Just in time for the holidays, the A C A D E M Y
RN national meet for elite 18 & Under
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City is partneringLwith
ness owners: they ECT swimmers – where he competed in
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Shop SunriseG savings,
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stroke events against some of the
share their deals with residents! InvestLEARN
in our community!
CONNECT GROW
fastest swimmers in the U.S. Patrick
Beginning November 1st, visit
SUNRISE SMALL BUSINESSfor more information - including a list of
www.sunrisefl.gov/shopsunrise
is currently attending McKendree
A C A D E M Y University on academic/athletic
participating merchants and their specials. Be sure to look for the Shop scholarship.
2.2553 inches wide
Sunrise sticker on the window of your favorite retailer, service provider, or
restaurant. Business owners: email shopsunrise@sunrisefl.gov
*Important note: City ofnow
SunrisetoLogofind
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Felipe Pinzon, High Intensity
be difficult to print as spot colors at this size.
out how you can be part of the program! The readability will also be diminished Tennis Training
printed as RGB on laser copier or CMYK
Felipe, a student in the High
8C press. I do not recommend logo at this size.
Reference size below. Intensity Tennis Training (HITT)
program at Sunrise Tennis
SUNRISE SMALL BUSINESS COMING SOON… Club, won the prestigious USTA
National 16s Clay Court Singles
A C A D E M Y
SUNRISE SMALL Championship in Delray Beach.
BUSINESS ACADEMY
In addition to earning the Gold
Ball trophy in singles play, he
won the third-place Bronze Ball
The City is preparing to launch the Sunrise
LEARN CONNECT GROW in doubles competition. Felipe,
Small Business Academy (SSBA) to provide
a 16-year-old Sunrise resident,
small business owners with training, access to local resources, and other has been a HITT student for four
assistance that can help elevate and grow their businesses. The free years.
program will feature interactive presentations on a variety of topics – such
as entrepreneurship, permitting, accounting, marketing, and sales – led
by City staff and community experts.
Virtual sessions for the initial cohort are expected to begin in early 2022.
For more information, email dalima@sunrisefl.gov or call (954) 746-3430.
HORIZONS 5
CITY HALL CONSTRUCTION UPDATE
The new Sunrise City Hall is rising at the intersection of West Oakland
Park Boulevard and Josh Lee Boulevard. This modern building is part of
Sunrise’s Municipal Campus Improvement Project, which also includes
the demolition of the current City Hall; construction of a free-standing,
500-space parking garage; upgrades to and expansion of the existing
Civic Center Amphitheater – including a Great Lawn for concerts and oth-
er events; covered walkways; and landscaping and other site enhance-
ments.
The new City Hall will unite most Sunrise departments under one roof,
and puts residents’ needs at the forefront. The main floor will provide a
convenient “one-stop shop” where customers can receive assistance with
building permits, code compliance, and business tax receipts, as well as
open utility accounts and pay bills. Large TV screens will display your spot
in the queue if you experience a wait for service; showcase current and
The Sunrise City Commission celebrated the groundbreaking of the new City Hall in April
upcoming City programs and events; and provide entertainment. 2021. Pictured left to right: Commissioner Joseph A. Scuotto, Assistant Deputy Mayor
Jacqueline A. Guzman, Mayor Michael J. Ryan, Deputy Mayor Neil C. Kerch, and Commis-
The 95,000-square-foot, five-story building will also feature a larger City sioner Mark A. Douglas.
Commission chamber for public meetings, as well as a small museum to
highlight Sunrise’s history.
Construction is progressing as scheduled, with occupancy of the new
City Hall expected at the end of 2022. After demolition of the existing
City Hall, anticipated in early 2023, construction will begin on the parking
garage and amphitheater improvements – which are anticipated to be
completed in early 2024.
This rendering shows the first floor of the new City Hall, with its customer service “one-
stop shop” and Sunrise historical display.
This rendering shows an aerial view of the new Sunrise Municipal Campus – with City Hall
at the corner of West Oakland Park Boulevard and Josh Lee Boulevard, and the parking
garage and Great Lawn to its south.
The new City Hall, shown in this exterior rendering, will be five stories tall and 95,000 This recent drone image shows the current City Hall in the foreground, alongside the
square feet. construction of the new City Hall structure.
6 HORIZONS
GO Bond Update:
Improvements to Parks and
Recreation Facilities Continue
On Election Day in 2014, more than 70% of Sunrise voters approved the City’s
general obligation (GO) bond referendum. Thanks to this overwhelming resident
support, Sunrise is able to fund improvements to parks and recreation facilities in neighborhoods citywide.
The map shown here provides a quick visual overview of work funded by GO Bonds. On the following two pages, you’ll find more
in-depth information about projects recently completed and currently under construction.
We will continue to update you on our progress in upcoming issues of Horizons. We also invite you to visit www.sunrisefl.gov/park-
bonds for additional information - including photos and renderings - for all of our projects. (Please keep in mind that renderings are
conceptual, and that design details may change over the course of a project.)
You can find project information – and knowledgeable staff members – at City events, too. Look for our GO Bond team at
the Sunrise Civic Center Amphitheater during Tunes ‘N Trucks concerts on October 8 and November 5, and at the Fall
Harvest Festival at the Sunrise Sportsplex on October 16.
The fully-reimagined City Park is the crown jewel
of Sunrise’s original neighborhoods! Re-opened in
November 2020 after a complete renovation, the park
now features a lush green lawn surrounded by a walk-
ing path and fitness stations. Other amenities include
a shaded playground, a soccer-themed splash pad, an
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COMPLETED lot. Nob Hill Clubhouse received a new roof and HVAC exercise stations; a splash pad; shaded basketball
12th Street Park – a new neighborhood green system. courts; a new playground; resurfaced tennis courts;
space – was constructed on formerly vacant land. Sunrise Sportsplex opened in December 2019. and a covered outdoor stage for events.
Flamingo Park was renovated to add a new The park features a pinwheel of youth baseball/soft- The Senior Center, reopened in June 2021,
meeting hall, shaded basketball courts, fitness ball fields, warmup areas, a concession stand/scorer’s was expanded to accommodate new and enhanced
stations, a splash pad, and a second batting cage. tower, a multi-purpose field, and a large playground. programming. An additional parking lot was also
The existing meeting facility was renovated and the The Civic Center was expanded and refreshed, constructed.
playground was improved. and reopened in July 2020. The facility now includes a
Bicycle lanes were constructed along NW 44th second indoor gymnasium with basketball courts and UNDER CONTRACT/CONSTRUCTION
Street from Pine Island Road to the SAC entrance at an elevated walking track; a bi-level fitness center, Expand Welleby Park to add a dog park, a
NW 117th Avenue. updated locker rooms and bathrooms, a new game “Safety Town” play-learn area, a splash pad, a new
Nob Hill Soccer Club Park re-opened in room, and additional program space. playground, and a lakeside promenade, and enlarge
November 2019 following a complete renovation. The City Park was completely renovated, and and renovate the existing Community Building.
facility now features two new synthetic turf fields, an reopened in November 2020. It now features a multi-
improved natural turf field, and a music-themed tot use green space surrounded by a walking path with
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BROWARD BOULEVARD
Our staff and contractors are striving to keep closures, program
relocations and cancellations, and other inconveniences to a
595 minimum as we work to enhance your recreation options.
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Create a Veterans Park with an accessible Renovate Village Beach Club to include a new construct an outdoor fitness circuit, a connector road
playground, a meditation labyrinth, a small pavilion, lightning protection system (completed); window, between Oscar Wind Park and Sawgrass Sanctuary
and monuments in tribute to the U.S. Military Service door and fence replacement (completed), and pool Park, walking paths, parking lot improvements, and
Branches. renovation (completed); restroom (completed), exte- landscaping/irrigation improvements.
Improve Roarke Hall facilities to include new rior lighting (completed) and landscaping upgrades Convert vacant land at Sunset Strip/109th
windows, interior remodeling, and exterior lighting (nearing contract); and concession building renova- Avenue into a new neighborhood park with a
(completed); fence replacement (completed); land- tion and new signage (completed). playground.
scape upgrades (completed); and a new splash pad.
IN DESIGN FUTURE
Completion in Fall 2021.
The scope at Oscar Wind Park (Intermediate Renovate and expand Oscar Wind Park (Phase II)
Renovate Sunrise Athletic Complex (SAC) to
Phase) is to demolish the remaining portable class- to include a multi-purpose building and gymnasium, a
include a multipurpose building and gymnasium,
rooms on the old Cypress Bay Annex property, replace new sprayground, and dedicated parking.
covered basketball courts, added parking, and a new
the playground with a new playground and Convert vacant land at 9525 West Oakland
concession stand and scorers’ tower. In addition,
shade structure, replace the chain link fence on North Park Boulevard into a new neighborhood park.
improvements will be made to the multipurpose field.
New River Circle with a decorative fence, and then
8 HORIZONS
PROJECT SPOTLIGHT: Several GO Bond projects are
nearing completion, and others are well underway!
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Work is well underway on the expansion of SAC. The project Work is continuing on the renovation of Roarke Hall and its
includes the renovation of the park’s existing playground, full-size grounds. The building is receiving interior upgrades, as well as
multipurpose fields, meeting hall, and restroom facilities, and the a new roof and hurricane protection improvements. The pool is
resurfacing of tennis courts. In addition, a 15,000-square-foot being refinished and a new splash pad is being constructed. En-
multipurpose building is under construction, along with five new, hancements also include a poolside gas grill. Some elements of the
covered outdoor basketball courts, a concession building with project have already been completed, and the facility is expected
scorers’ tower, and additional parking. SAC’s sports lighting and to reopen in fall 2021.
security features will also be enhanced. Several fields and a new
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ed to be completed in spring 2022.
Stay tuned for announcements regarding the grand openings of several GO Bond projects! Visit
www.sunrisefl.gov or follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter – @cityofsunrise – for updates.GO BOND UPDATE 9
VETERANS PARK
Much of the work is finished on a new Veterans Park with flags and
monuments that pay tribute to all U.S. military branches of service.
Additional features include a boundless playground for children
of all abilities, a meditation labyrinth for quiet contemplation, a
memorial tree with a paver plaza, and a remembrance pavilion. The
park will also offer reserved parking for combat-wounded Veterans.
Veterans Park is expected to be completed in fall 2021.
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WELLEBY PARK
The City purchased five acres of adjacent land to facilitate the
expansion and renovation Welleby Park – which is nearly complete.
Once the project is finished, Welleby Park will be the site of Sun-
rise’s first municipal dog park, with areas for large, small, and tiny
dogs. Also new to Welleby Park will be a Safety Town play/learn
area (with concrete pads already in place and miniature buildings
now being fabricated), a nature-themed splash pad, a boardwalk
plaza, and a new playground. The existing community building has
been expanded to accommodate programs and rentals for up to 50
2 people.
Additional Flexi-Pave pathways are being constructed and there will
be additional parking available, as well as enhanced lighting and
security features. Welleby Park is expected to be finished by the
end of 2021.
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WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL
Ages: 16+
Dates: Ongoing
Days and Times: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Fees: FREE
Location: Village Multipurpose Center, 2240 NW 68 Avenue
Open to Spinal cord injuries/paraplegics, amputees, spina bifida, and
polio. For more information, please contact sunrisesuns1@gmail.com
or (954) 401-6970 (please leave a message).
ADULT ATHLETICS Sunrise Civic Center | 10610 West Oakland Park Boulevard | 954.747.4600 | www.sunrisefl.gov
PICKLEBALL & FAMILY PICKLEBALL
Ages: 18+ Days & Times: Ongoing M - SA; Call for time schedule
Ages: 13+ Days & Times: Ongoing SU; 8:00 am - 11:00 am
Fees: Resident Free with Membership;
$4 Non-Resident Daily;
$40 Annual Non-Resident Membership
Pickleball is a racquet sport that combines elements of badminton, tennis
and table tennis. It’s a lively racket game traditionally played on a bad-
minton-sized court with special Pickleball paddles. The ball used is simi-
lar to a whiffle ball, but slightly smaller. The lower net and ball allow the
game to be accessible to people of all abilities, while still allowing more
competitive players to test their mettle. If you’re interested in playing
Pickleball, please call (954) 747-4666 for more information at the Sunrise
Civic Center and (954) 578-3551 at Village Multipurpose.
ADULT FITNESS Sunrise Civic Center | 10610 West Oakland Park Boulevard | 954.747.4600 | www.sunrisefl.gov
•••
DANCE FITNESS CARDIO
Classes are held at the Sunrise Civic Center. Registration begins two
weeks prior to the start of a session. Daily class fees are non-refundable.
Age Date Day Time Fee Activity#
Adult must be present to register a minor. The Athletic Club will
have reduced hours on 11/11, 11/26 (8:00 am-3:00 pm) & 12/24, 12/31 17+ 10/4 - 12/27 Any Any $15 270658C-Z
(8:00 am-11:00 am). Closed on 11/25 & 12/25 10/4 - 11/22 M 7:15 pm - 8:15 pm $100 270658A
•••
11/29 - 12/27 M 7:15 pm - 8:15 pm $62.50 270658B
INNER VIBE & FLOW YOGA The name says it all, dance yourself into shape with this one hour body
twisting, leg lifting, bun burning and ab firming fitness class. You will have
Age Date Day Time Fee Activity# all the cardio one can handle for a week.
17+ 10/2 - 12/2 Any Any $12 270653F-Z
10/4 - 11/22 M 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm $80 270653A TAI CHI
10/12 - 11/30 TU 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm $80 270653B
10/6 - 11/24 W 7:30 am - 8:30 am $80 270653C Age Date Day Time Fee Activity#
10/7 - 12/2* TH 6:00 pm-7:00 pm $70 270653D 17+ 10/12 - 12/28 Any Any $15 270660C-Z
10/2 - 11/20 SA 9:00 am-1 0:00 am $80 270653E 10/12 - 11/30 TU 9:00 am - 10:00 am $100 270660A
11/27 - 12/30 Any Any $12 270656F-Z 12/7 - 12/28 TU 9:00 am - 10:00 am $62.50 270660B
11/29 - 12/27 M 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm $50 270656A Students will learn to breathe and control body movements that will
12/7 - 12/28 TU 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm $40 270656B enhance health and stability through the slow meditated movements of Tai
12/1 - 12/29 W 7:30 am - 8:30 am $50 270656C Chi Chaun.
12/9 - 12/30 TH 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm $40 270656D
11/27 - 12/18* SA 9:00 am - 10:00 am $40 270656E
Inner Vibe & Flow is an integration of yoga poses (asanas) and breath (pra-
nayama). It builds outer strength while finding the inner peace, utilizing
breath from posture to posture. Please bring a mat to class. *There will be
no class on 11/11, 11/25 & 12/25.Sunrise Civic Center | 10610 West Oakland Park Boulevard | 954.747.4600 | www.sunrisefl.gov ADULT FITNESS | 11
LINE DANCING
Age Date Day Time Fee Activity#
17+ 10/6 - 12/29 Any Any $15 270662C-Z
10/6 - 11/24 W 7:15 pm - 8:15 pm $100 270662A
12/1 - 12/29 W 7:15 pm - 8:15 pm $62.50 270662B
Students will learn the latest line dances and trends, burn calories, exercise
and have fun.
SALSA DANCING
Age Date Day Time Fee Activity#
18+ 10/1 - 12/17 Any Any $18 270664C-Z
10/1 - 11/19 F 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm $130 270664A
11/26 - 12/17 F 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm $65 270664B
*There will be no class on 12/24 & 12/31.
CARIBBEAN DANCE FITNESS
Age Date Day Time Fee Activity#
17+ 10/2 - 12/18 Any Any $15 270667C-Z
10/2 - 11/20 SA 10:00 am - 11:00 am $100 270667A
11/27 - 12/18 SA 10:00 am - 11:00 am $50 270667B ZUMBA - WORLD BEATS
*There will be no class 12/25 & 1/1 Age Date Day Time Fee Activity#
17+ 10/6 - 12/22 Any Any $15 270671C-Z
ADULT INDOOR WALKING PROGRAM AT VILLAGE MULTIPURPOSE
10/6 - 11/24 W 9:30 am - 10:25 am $100 270671A
Age Date Day Time Fee Activity# 12/1 - 12/22 W 9:30 am - 10:25 am $55 270671B
Take the “work” out of workout by mixing low-intensity and high-intensity
18+ Ongoing TU 10:00 am - 12:00 pm FREE N/A
moves for an interval-style, calorie burning dance fitness party. Once the
Program is held at Village Multipurpose Center Gymnasium. A City of Latin, hip hop and world rhythms take over, you’ll see why Zumba Fitness
Sunrise waiver must be initially completed to participate in the program. classes are often called exercise in disguise. Super effective? Check!
For more information, please call, (954) 578-3551. Super fun? Check and check! A total workout combining all elements of
fitness- cardio, muscle conditioning, balance and flexibility, boosted ener-
FAMILY TIME VOLLEYBALL gy, and a serious dose of awesome each time you leave class.
Age Date Day Time Fee Activity# BADMINTON AT VILLAGE MULTIPURPOSE CENTER
13+ Ongoing SU 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm Daily* N/A
Age Date Day Time Fee Activity#
*Free to Members. Daily visit fee applies to non-members. For more infor- 18+ Ongoing TU 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm FREE N/A
mation, please call the Athletic Club at (954) 747-4666. Ongoing SA 10:00 am - 1:30 pm FREE N/A
The Village Multipurpose Center is located at 2240 NW 68 Avenue.
ADULT OPEN VOLLEYBALL *There will be no Badminton 12/25 & 1/1. Free for Sunrise Residents with
membership.
Age Date Day Time Fee Activity#
OPEN GYM AT VILLAGE MULTIPURPOSE CENTER
18+ Ongoing SU 3 :00 pm - 6:00 pm Daily* N/A
*Free to Members. Daily visit fee applies to non-members. For more infor- Age Date Day* Time Fee* Activity#
mation, please call the Athletic Club at (954) 747-4666. All Ongoing TBA TBA FREE N/A
The Village Multipurpose Center is located at 2240 NW 68 Avenue. Call for
weekday and weekend schedule. Open Gym is FREE with Membership.
MAT PILATES
Patrons must be a member of the Center for admittance. Memberships are
Age Date Day Time Fee Activity# FREE to Sunrise residents with proof of residency.
17+ 10/6 - 12/22 Any Any $15 270669C-Z
ADULT PICK-UP BASKETBALL AT VILLAGE MULTIPURPOSE CENTER
10/6 - 11/24 W 8:30 am - 9:25 am $100 270669A
Age Date Day Time Fee Activity#
12/1 - 12/22 W 8:30 am - 9:25 am $55 270669B
18+ Ongoing SU 10:00 am - 1:00 pm FREE N/A
Mat pilates is a mind/body/spirit practice with benefits including improved
posture, better coordination and balance, increased lung capacity, The Village Multipurpose Center is located at 2240 NW 68 Avenue. Patrons
improved concentration and focus, and more. Suitable for beginner to must be a member of the Center for admittance or signed in by a member.
advanced level students. Memberships are FREE to Sunrise residents with proof of residency.12 | AQUATICS Sunrise Civic Center | 10610 West Oakland Park Boulevard | 954.747.4600 | www.sunrisefl.gov
POOL LOCATIONS, HOURS & FEES
SUNRISE CIVIC CENTER AQUATICS COMPLEX
10610 West Oakland Park Blvd., (954) 747-4636
Holiday Hours: Closed 11/25, 12/25 & 1/1;
Open 10:00 am – 3:00 pm 11/11, 11/26, 12/24 & 12/31
Pools Open: Daily 10:00 am - 7:00 pm
Waterslide Hours
Monday through Thursday: Closed
Fridays: 2:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Weekends: 10:00 am – 7:00 pm
Admission
Resident* - $1/Child (17 and under); $1.25/Adult
Non-Resident - $3/Child (17 and under); $6/Adult
Annual Pool Memberships
Resident* - $75/Individual; $175/Family
Non-Resident - $175/Individual; $250/Family
Admission and membership fees entitle patrons unlimited
use of the 50m Pool, Family Pool, and Kiddie Pool.
Call (954) 747-4636 for membership details.
Pool Party Reservation
Resident* - $75
Non-Resident - $150
Includes up to a maximum of 30 guests, one family pool
session, and reservation of outdoor concession area.
A required $50 deposit is due at time of booking.
Call (954) 747-4606 for details.
SWIM AMERICA Swim Lessons
SWIM AMERICA offers group swim lessons.
*Proof of residency required upon payment.
All lessons are held at one of the Civic Center Pools.
PARENT & TOT
Age Day Time Fee*
10 mo - 3 yrs TBA TBA $50/four 30-minute lessons
Parent & Tot class requires a parent in the water. Minimum three children
required to run the class. Classes are expected to run weekday mornings, week-
day evenings, and a weekend morning. Make-up days will only be scheduled
in the event the facility or instructor cancels the class. Call (954) 747-4635 or visit
the website at www.sunriseswimming.com for more information about the next
available session. *Fee does not include use of pool outside of lesson time.
PRESCHOOL-SCHOOL AGE
Age Day Time Fee*
10:30 am, 4:00 pm or
3 - 12 M & TH $50/four 30-minute lessons
6:00 pm
Weekend TBA $50/four 30-minute lessons
*Fee does not include use of pool outside of lesson time. ALL classes will be
held through the end of October. Class size is limited to 4 children per instruc-
tor. Make-ups will ONLY be scheduled in the event the facility or instructor
cancels the class. For more information please call (954) 747-4635 or visit www.
sunriseswimming.com.
PRIVATE LESSONS
Age Day Time Fee*
18 mo to adult By appt. By appt. $30/25-minute lesson
Private lessons are year-round. They include water safety & stroke lessons. Call
(954) 747-4635 for more information. *Fee does not include use of pool outside
of lesson time.Sunrise Civic Center | 10610 West Oakland Park Boulevard | 954.747.4600 | www.sunrisefl.gov AQUATICS | 13
“SUNRISE SWIMMING” Swim Team
A year-round competitive USA Swimming program. All participants must
meet with the swim coach prior to registering. For more information call
(954) 747-4635 or visit www.sunriseswimming.com.
STROKES & FUN A Pre-competitive group
Age Day Time Fee*
6 - 13 M-T-TH-F 4:45 pm - 5:45 pm 2 practices/week, $55/mo
3 practices/week, $60/mo
4 practices/week, $70/mo
Introduction to competitive swimming. *Fee does not include $90/year regis-
tration fee or use of pool outside of class time.
COMPETITIVE GROUPS Coach will make group determination
GROUP Day Time Fee*
Bronze M-F 5:45 pm – 7:00 pm $75/mo
Silver 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm $80/mo
Gold 5:00 pm – 6:45 pm $90/mo
Senior 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm $100/mo
Saturday practices TBA for all competitive groups. *Fee does not include $90/
FREE American Red Cross Learn-To-Swim Classes year registration fee or use of pool outside of class time.
PRESCHOOL 1 AQUATICS
Age Day Date Time Fee* Register by Activity#
4-5 SA 10/2 – 11/20 10:00 am $0 10/1 151321A
SA 10/2 – 11/20 11:30 am $0 10/1 151321B
SU 10/3 – 11/21 10:00 am $0 10/1 151321C
SU 10/3 – 11/21 11:30 am $0 10/1 151321D KIDS’ DAYS OFF & HOLIDAYS
PRESCHOOL 2 AQUATICS
Age Day Date Time Fee* Register by Activity#
4-5 SA 10/2 – 11/20 10:00 am $0 10/1 151322A
SA 10/2 – 11/20 11:30 am $0 10/1 151322B
SU 10/3 – 11/21 10:00 am $0 10/1 151322C
SU 10/3 – 11/21 11:30 am $0 10/1 151322D
LEVEL 1
Age Day Date Time Fee* Register by Activity#
6+ SA 10/2 – 11/20 10:45 am $0 10/1 151341A
SA 10/2 – 11/20 12:15 pm $0 10/1 151341B
SU 10/3 – 11/21 10:45 am $0 10/1 151341C
SU 10/3 – 11/21 12:15 pm $0 10/1 151341D
LEVEL 2
Age Day Date Time Fee* Register by Activity#
6+ SA 10/2 – 11/20 10:45 am $0 10/1 151342A
SA 10/2 – 11/20 12:15 pm $0 10/1 151342B
SU 10/3 – 11/21 10:45 am $0 10/1 151342C
SU 10/3 – 11/21 12:15 pm $0 10/1 151342D
FREE Swimming Lessons. For Sunrise residents only, this group lesson pro-
gram consists of up to eight free 30-minute classes at VILLAGE BEACH CLUB
POOL, is limited to 1 session per year per child, and is on a first-come/first-serve
basis. Other group swim lessons are available for a fee at the Civic Center.
There will be NO make-up lessons due to inclement weather.
***Registration begins on September 22, and will only be accepted in-per-
son at the Civic Center Pool from 10:00 am – 7:00 pm.***
Do not mail or fax registrations. Copy of birth certificate & parent/guard- Extended Waterslide Hours: 10:00 am - 7:00 pm
ian’s driver’s license and utility bill for proof of Sunrise residency are October 20, November 11, 22 - 26,
required at registration.
and December 20 – January 2
*Fee does not include use of pool outside of class time.14 | ART CLASSES Sunrise Civic Center | 10610 West Oakland Park Boulevard | 954.747.4600 | www.sunrisefl.gov
PERFORMING ARTS CLASSES
•••
Inside Out Theatre Presents…
Sessions held in the Sunrise Civic Center Theatre and classrooms
•••
Teen Performance Workshop: Murder Mystery – By Audition Only
Age Date Day Time Fee Activity#
16+ 10/14 - 2/27* TH 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm $275 210601A
This performance-based class is for actors who are eager to work on a murder
mystery play (rights pending on several titles). Auditions will be held on 10/14, and
performances will be held on 2/26 and 2/27. *No class on 11/25, 12/23 or 12/30.
Students cast in the play must register with the Sunrise Civic Center
Musical Theatre Production Class – “Shrek, Jr.”
Age Date Day Time Fee Activity#
9-13 10/4 - 1/23* M 5:00 pm – 7:30 pm $425 210606A
This class focuses on training in acting, voice and movement with a rehearsal peri-
od that leads to a performance of a musical. Instruction includes traditional Stan-
islavski techniques, improvisation and character development. No experience is
necessary; however, this class leads to a performance for the public and students
are expected to be committed and work at the highest level of professionalism.
Minimum of 10 participants required. Performance on 1/23. *No class on 11/22 or
1/17. Additional rehearsal hours will be scheduled as needed. Students must be
available for the mandatory dress/tech rehearsal and the performance.
•••
Curtain Call Theatre Presents…
Sessions held in the Sunrise Civic Center Theatre and classrooms
•••
Theatre Production Class – “Cinderella” (Session 2)
VISUAL ARTS CLASSES
Age Date Day Time Fee Activity# •••
6-15 11/17 - 2/9* W 4:30 pm – 6:30 pm $150 211201A Classes are held in the Sunrise Civic Center Art Studio
•••
Does your child have a dramatic flair for singing or acting? Enroll them in this
course, taught by a theatre professional, and see your child’s talent and confi-
dence grow! *No class on 11/24, 12/22 or 12/29. Note: Session 2 is a prerequisite Youth Watercolor & Mixed Media Painting
for Session 3, which will be held from 2/16-4/20 and culminates in a performance Age Date Day Time Fee Activity#
of “Cinderella.”
7 - 14 10/28 - 12/9 TH 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm $90 220711A
Students explore different ways of applying watercolor paint and learn to create
their own color mixes. Other materials, such as watercolor pencils and soft pastels,
may be used in combination with paint. Materials are not included in class fees.
For a materials list, contact the instructor, Margo Kawashima, at (954) 684-6163.
*No class on 11/25.
Weekend Art Workshops - “Fall Colors”
Age Date Day Time Fee Activity#
14+ 11/6 SA 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm $40 220717A
The theme for this workshop will be the changing colors of autumn. Students will
make a painting on watercolor paper using watercolor paint and pencils. All mate-
rials provided. For more information, contact the instructor, Margo Kawashima, at
(954) 684-6163.
Anime & Manga Art Drawing Workshops (4-week sessions)
Age Date Day Time Fee Activity#
9+ 10/15 - 11/12* F 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm $48 220718B
9+ 11/19 - 12/17* F 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm $48 220718C
Students will learn skills, develop their creativity, get inspired, have fun, and meet
others who love anime and manga. Participants of all ability levels are welcome
and will be challenged accordingly. Bring a pencil and paper/sketchbook, or a
tablet device. This class is taught by Carlos Aleman. *No class on 11/5 or 11/26.Springtree Golf Club | 8150 Springtree Dr, Sunrise, FL 33351 | 954.572.2270 | www.sunrisefl.gov THE BRIDGES AT SPRINGTREE GOLF | 15
THE BRIDGES AT SPRINGTREE GOLF CLUB
Located just north of West Oakland Park Boulevard and west of University Drive,
The Bridges at Springtree Golf Club is an 18 hole executive course – designed by
former PGA pro Mark McCumber. The course provides enhanced play for golfers
of all levels. Among the many events at The Bridges are the monthly scramble
tournaments, featuring a continental breakfast, complimentary drinks on the
golf course, buffet lunch, and prizes. The Sunrise Women’s Association of Golf
(SWAG) meet every Tuesday and host different events including inter club golf
competitions and luncheons. Open seven days a week for breakfast and lunch,
the restaurant menu features weekly specials served by our friendly and efficient
staff. Reservations are suggested for the Sunday breakfast buffet by calling (954)
572-2209. The catering staff at The Bridges would be happy to help you plan
your next family celebration. From baby showers to weddings, The Bridges is the
perfect location. Please go to www.springtreegc.com to book tee times or events.
HOURS OF OPERATION
Golf Course: Sunrise to Sunset (weather permitting) GOLF RATES Through 10/31/2021
Pro Shop: 6:30 am - 6:00 pm Restaurant: 9:00 am - 3:30 pm
Hours subject to change depending on weather conditions. 18-Holes Riding Sunrise Residents Non Residents Members
Beginning November 1st Before 12:00 pm $22 $26 $14.49
Pro Shop: 6:00 am - 5:00 pm; Restaurant: 9:00 am - 3:30 pm
After 12:00 pm $20 $23 $14.49
Holiday Hours: Thanksgiving Day – Golf Course open 6:00 am - 1:00 pm (1:00
After 2:00 pm $14 $16 $14.49
pm last tee time); Kitchen & bar closed all day. Christmas Day – Golf Course
open 6:00 am-1:00 pm (1:00 pm last tee time); Kitchen & bar closed all day. 18-Holes Walking Sunrise Residents Non Residents Members
Before 8 am M-SA $14 $16 $6
GOLF MEMBERSHIP FEES Oct 1 - Sept 30 After 1 pm M-SU $14 $16 $6
*All juniors are free with a paying adult after 3:00 pm daily.
Sunrise Residents Non-Residents Juniors*
Single $325 Single $475 Junior $120
Family $425 Family $675 Jr. Summer $40
GOLF RATES Shoulder Season 11/1/2021 – 12/21/2021
Annual membership benefits include significantly reduced daily play rates, 18-Holes Riding Sunrise Residents Non Residents Members
advanced tee time bookings, and unlimited short game access. Prices do not Before 12:00 pm $24 $29 $14.49
include taxes. *Junior memberships available to ages 15 and under. After 12:00 pm $21 $25 $14.49
After 2:00 pm $16 $19 $14.49
GOLF ACTIVITIES 18-Holes Walking Sunrise Residents Non Residents Members
Activity Age Day Time Before 8 am M-F $16 $19 $6
Private Lesson 5+ M - SU 8:00 am - 5:00 pm After 1 pm M-SU $16 $19 $6
Package 5 ½ hr 5+ M - SU 8:00 am - 5:00 pm *All juniors are free with a paying adult after 3:00 pm daily.
Lesson prices vary depending on instructor. For more information about golf
activities, please call (954) 572-2270. GOLF RATES Winter Season 12/22/2021 – 3/31/2022
18-Holes Riding Sunrise Residents Non Residents Members
UPCOMING EVENTS Before 12:00 pm $29 $37 $14.49
After 12:00 pm $25 $31 $14.49
October: 22nd – Fellowship of Christian Athlete’s Charity After 2:00 pm $23 $27 $14.49
Golf Tournament 18-Holes Walking Sunrise Residents Non Residents Members
November: 13th - Kaitlyn’s Gift charity golf tournament
Before 8 am M-F $21 $25 $6
After 1 pm M-SU $21 $25 $6
December: Date TBD - Breakfast with Santa *All juniors are free with a paying adult after 3:00 pm daily.16 | DFX SUNRISE DANCERS Sunrise Civic Center Dance Studio | 10610 West Oakland Park Boulevard | 954.747.4600 | www.sunrisefl.gov
Students are placed based on their skill level. All instructors are profes-
sionally trained and dedicated to enhancing the skills and technique of
all students, while cultivating an atmosphere that encourages students to
develop a passion for dance. A 5% discount will be given for each child
who takes an additional class. A 5% discount for two or more children in
each family will also apply. Costumes and dance clothing costs are not
included in the class fees. Please email FXdanc@gmail.com or call (954)
444-1298 for placement and availability. Dance Shoe Requirements:
Ballet Classes - pink ballet shoes; Tap Classes - tan tap shoes; Jazz
Classes - tan jazz shoes; Hip Hop Classes - sneakers.
MONDAYS - October 11 - November 8 (5 week session)* MONDAYS - November 15 - December 13 (5 week session)
Session A Class Age Day Time Fee Details Activity# Session A Class Age Day Time Fee Details Activity#
Baby Ballerinas 3-5 M 4:00 pm - 4:45 pm $60 Beginners 220777A Baby Ballerinas 3-5 M 4:00 pm - 4:45 pm $60 Beginners 220777B
Ballet & Jazz 5-9 M 4:45 pm - 5:30 pm $60 Beginners 220775A Ballet & Jazz 5-9 M 4:45 pm - 5:30 pm $60 Beginners 220775B
TUESDAYS- October 12 - November 9 (5 week session)* TUESDAYS- November 16 - December 14 (5 week session)
Session A Class Age Day Time Fee Details Activity# Session A Class Age Day Time Fee Details Activity#
Tap & Ballet 5-7 T 5:15 pm - 6:00 pm $60 Beginners 220796A Tap & Ballet 5-7 T 5:15 pm - 6:00 pm $60 Beginners 220796B
Hip Hop 6-10 T 6:00 pm - 6:45 pm $60 Beginners 220797A Hip Hop 6-10 T 6:00 pm - 6:45 pm $60 Beginners 220797B
SATURDAYS- October 16 - November 6 (4 week session)* SATURDAYS- November 13 - December 11 (4 week session)
Session A Class Age Day Time Fee Details Activity# Session A Class Age Day Time Fee Details Activity#
Tap & Ballet 4-6 SA 9:15 am - 10:00 am $48 Beginners 220784A Tap & Ballet 4-6 SA 9:15 am - 10:00 am $48 Beginners 220784B
Hip Hop 4-6 SA 10:00 am -10:45 am $48 Beginners 220785A Hip Hop 4-6 SA 10:00 am -10:45 am $48 Beginners 220785B
Tap & Ballet 6-8 SA 10:45 am -11:30 am $48 Beginners 220786A Tap & Ballet 6-8 SA 10:45 am -11:30 am $48 Beginners 220786B
*No class on November 5.
PERFORMING ARTS EVENTS Sunrise Civic Center Theatre | 10610 West Oakland Park Boulevard | 954.747.4600 | www.sunrisefl.gov
QUEENS OF SOUL:
COMING SOON TO THE
A TRIBUTE TO ARETHA FRANKLIN AND PATTI LABELLE
SUNRISE CIVIC CENTER THEATRE
Saturday, October 23,
at 7:00 p.m.
Free Parking • Major Credit Cards Accepted Reserved seating: $18
adults, $10 children
• Handicapped seating is available upon request and in advance
12 and under
• Present coupons and Student IDs at the time of purchase This high-energy trib-
• Buy Now for Great Seats ute show will have you
Box Office Hours: Tuesday and Friday, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; up on your feet and
dancing in your seats!
Wednesday and Thursday, 12:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.; Saturday,
Hear the greatest hits
10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.; and one hour before shows.
from the Queens of
Soul, performed by
To Purchase Tickets: Call (954) 747-4646 during Box Office award-winning record-
hours, or visit our webpage anytime at https://www.sunrisefl.gov/ ing artist LeNora Jaye
tickets.html. (Look for the Theatre Shows section in the bottom and her band. LeNora’s first-class production features beautiful costumes and
left corner of your browser.) is a must-see for the whole family.
THE TIME MACHINE INTERACTIVE MOVIE: “HOCUS POCUS”
Sunday, October 3, at 2:00 p.m. Saturday, October 30, at
Reserved seating: $7 6:00 p.m.
H. G. Wells’ 1895 science fiction novel is transport- Reserved seating: $7
ed to the stage in this “Steampunk” rock musical. Experience the hit ‘90s come-
dy, “Hocus Pocus,” like never
A Victorian-era time traveler ventures far into the
before! Audience members
future encountering the ethereal Eloi and the dan-
each receive an interactive
gerous subterranean Morlocks. He must return to goodie bag with clues on how
his own time with a lesson in embracing diversity, to use it during the movie.
which is essential to saving the human species. This (Come in costume to receive
S.T.E.A.M.-powered performance is presented by an extra trick or treat!) Start the
Atlantic Coast Theatre and recommended for all night off with movie trivia; after the film (starring Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica
ages. Parker and Kathy Najimy), you’ll enjoy a live performance from the “Sanderson
Sisters,” plus autographs and photo opportunities.Sunrise Civic Center | 10610 West Oakland Park Boulevard | 954.747.4600 | www.sunrisefl.gov PERFORMING ARTS EVENTS | 17
EXTRAORDINARY MOMENTS: MIO’S MENTALISM STAGE SHOW THE ELVES AND THE SHOEMAKER
Sunday, November 21, at 2:00 p.m. Saturday, December 18, at 2:00 p.m.
Reserved seating: $18 Reserved seating: $7
Be amazed and astounded as Mio performs The classic fairytale about a poor cob-
Extraordinary Moments, his sophisticated bler and a team of helpful elves has
Mentalism Stage Show. This interactive expe- been remixed as a festive musical with
rience involves the entire audience, as Mio new lyrics set to traditional holiday
reads the minds of participants using a com- melodies! Atlantic Coast Theatre’s pro-
bination of psychology, visualization, intuition duction features lots of audience inter-
and thought transference. Behold amazing action, and is fun for the whole family.
feats that cannot be explained!
RENT
Sunday, December 5, CABARET
at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.
Saturday, January 8, at 7:00 p.m.
Reserved seating: $20 adults
Sunday, January 9, at 2:00 p.m.
(not for children; mature
Reserved seating: $20 (not for children; mature themes and language)
themes and language)
Winner of numerous Tony awards, including Best Musical, “Cabaret” is set
Set in the East Village of New
in a Berlin nightclub as Germany slowly yields to Hitler’s totalitarian regime.
York City and based loosely on
The musical provokes and entertains as it explores the dark and heady life of
Puccini’s “La Boheme,” “Rent” is
Bohemian Berlin.
about falling in love, finding your
voice, and living for today. Winner of the Tony Award for Best Musical and
the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, “Rent” is a pop cultural phenomenon featuring
songs that rock and a story that resonates.
THE NUTCRACKER BALLET
“LYRICAL LOUNGE” TEEN OPEN MIC NIGHT
Friday, November 19, from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Sunrise Civic Center, 10610 West Oakland Park Boulevard
The City’s bimonthly open mic nights provide a creative outlet for poets,
musicians, and other talented teens. Take the stage – or take it all in – and
enjoy light refreshments.
WORD UP! POETRY SLAM
Audition: Wednesday, November 3, at 6:00 p.m.
Finals: Wednesday, December 15, at 7:00 p.m.
Sunrise Civic Center Theatre, 10610 West Oakland Park Boulevard
Reserved seating for Finals: $5 per person
Our annual spoken-word poetry competition for Broward County high
school students is now in its 12th year! Poets selected through the audition
process will participate in a series of free Saturday writing workshops at the
Sunrise Civic Center. During these workshops (scheduled for 10:00 a.m. to
2:00 p.m. on November 13 and 20, and December 4 and 11), students will
receive valuable writing and performance assistance in preparation for the
Friday, December 10, at 7:00 p.m.; Saturday, December 11, at 7:00 p.m., Finals. Prizes will be awarded to top finishers! Please visit www.sunrisefl.
and Sunday, December 12, at 4:00 p.m. gov/wordup to download an audition application. For more information, or
Reserved seating: $30 to purchase tickets for the Finals, call the Sunrise Civic Center Box Office:
This holiday favorite, performed by the Fort Lauderdale Youth Ballet, features (954) 747-4646.
spectacular dancing, beautiful costumes, and the timeless music of Tchaikovsky.
Bring your whole family to enjoy the story of young Clara, her Nutcracker Prince, Lyrical Lounge and Word Up! are presented in collaboration with the
and their enchanted travels. Jason Taylor Foundation and the Omari Hardwick bluapple Poetry Network.You can also read
