Parks & Recreation SUMMER 2021 - Village of Elm Grove
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Parks &
Recreation
PROGRAM GUIDE
SUMMER 2021
DATE: JULY 31st-AUGST 1st
CAMPSITE SET-UP: 12PM-2PM, JULY 31st
CAMPSITE TAKEDOWN: 9AM-11AM,AUG1st
LOCATION: VILLAGE PARK
RESERVATION FEE: $55/FAMILY
WE WILL TAKE CARE OF THE Saturday, July 31st
GAMES AND S’MORES! PLEASE 12:00pm-2:00pm Registration & Campsite Set Up
BRING YOUR OWN SUPPLIES FOR 2:00pm-Found Medallion Hunt
THIS FAMILY ADVENTURE! RESER-
VATIONS CAN BE MADE ON THE 4:00pm-6:00pm Fishing contest at Village Pond
ELM GROVE RECREATION WEBSITE 2:00pm-6:00pm Giant Twister, Jenga, and More!
OR AT VILLAGE HALL AND ARE
6:00pm-8:00pm S’more Station!
LIMITED TO THE
FIRST 70 FAMILIES! 8:00pm-8:30pm Get your Glow Gear!
ALL RESERVATIONS MUST BE MADE 9:00pm-10:45pm Movie under the stars!
BY JULY 10th! 10:45pm Lights & Sound off!
All activites and times are Sunday, August 1st
subject to change check the
Village of Elm Grove webpage for 8:00am-9:00am Breakfast goodies near Poolhouse
updates! 9:00am-10:00am Park Clean-up!
VILLAGE OF ELM GROVE
FIRE & EMS
LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS!
For more information contact Chief Kastenholz at (262)-782-6700
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Recreation Page Contact Information
Letter from the Director 1
General Information 2
Elm Grove Recreation Department
Reservation Information 3
13600 Juneau Blvd.
Registration Information 4
Elm Grove, WI 53122
Concussion Information 5
Office: (262) 782-6700
COVID-19 Information 6
www.elmgrovewi.org
Aquatics 7-8
Swim Lessions 9-11
Office Hours
Aquatic Programs 12
Monday-Friday 8 AM - 4:30 PM
Tennis Programs 13-14
Youth Recreation 15-16
Recreation Director
Camp Elm Grove 17
Jerod K. Mikkelsen
Hands Only CPR 18
Dance Programs 19 Email: jmikkelsen@elmgrovewi.org
Sunset Playhouse 20-21
Adult Recreation 22-24
Village Information Page Summer Session Begins:
Village Calendar 25 Session 1: June 14th- June 25th
4th of July Family Fun Fest 26-27 Session 2: June 28th-July 9th
Library Actvites 28
Flood Plain Information 29 Session 3: July 12th-July 23rd
Public Works Information 30 Session 4: July 26th-August 6th
Brush Pick-Up Schedule 31
Mission Statement
TheVillage of Elm Grove Recreation Department is committed to
improving the quality of life for all residents of Elm Grove.
This is accomplished by providing high quality parks and open
spaces, facilities, programs, and special events.
LETTER FROM THE DIRECTOR
I hope you are all excited for SUMMER! It is right around
the corner! We have a lot of new and exciting things
happening at the Elm Grove Recreation Department.
We are so excited for summer to begin, make sure to
read through all the pages and sign up for your favorite
programs!
Due to the current status of our country some dates for programs and events may
change. To keep up with the changes please continuously check the Elm Grove
Recreation Department Facebook page as well as announcements on the Elm Grove
website.
I look forward to seeing you all at our programs and I am super excited to serve you
again for SUMMER 2021!
Sincerely,
Jerod Mikkelsen
Recreation Director
jmikkelsen@elmgrovewi.org
(262) 782-6700
VILLAGE OF ELM GROVE RECREATION COMMITEE
Trustee and Chairperson Kim Irwin Joe Coffey
Trustee Katy Cornell Allison Kelly
Trustee Tom Michalski Wes Parkin
Ryan Black Dr. Sue Retzack
Program Locations
Elm Grove Village Park: 13600 Juneau Blvd.
New Berlin Community Center: 14750 W. Cleveland Ave.
Hickory Grove Center: 2600 S. Sunnyslope Rd.
Sunset Playhouse: 800 Elm Grove Rd.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Eligibility for Programs Waiting Lists
All Village of Elm Grove recreation programs are If the class you wish to register for is full, you may
open to residents & non-residents. The Village of place your name on our waiting list. Every effort
Elm Grove Recreation Department reserves the will be made to accommodate those on the
right to limit the number of non-residents in any waiting lists. Should an opening occur, we will
program. For registration purposes, a RESIDENT contact people in the order they were placed
is anyone who lives within the boundaries of on the list. If numbers warrant it, another class
the Village of Elm Grove or pays property taxes may be added.
to the Village of Elm Grove and the Elmbrook Program Leadership
School District. A NON-RESIDENT is anyone who Qualified, competent leadership is the key
does not reside within the boundaries of the to any successful program! The Elm Grove
Village of Elm Grove and does not pay property Recreation Department attempts to employ
taxes to the Village of Elm Grove AND the Elm- such leaders in all of its programs. Our current
brook School District. Non-resident participants instructors welcome the opportunity to discuss
contribute an additional fee or surcharge to participants progress with parents. If you would
offset their non-tax status for programs. like your child’s instructor to contact you, or if
Fees you feel you are qualified to lead, instruct, or
Program fees and charges are assessed in order officiate a specific program, please contact the
to help defray the cost of program operations. Recreation Department.
Non-resident fees are 1.5 times those of resi- Insurance
dents. ALL FEES MUST BE PAID AT THE TIME The Village of Elm Grove does not provide
OF REGISTRATION. hospital, medical, dental, or accident insurance
Refund Policy coverage for people participating in recre-
Persons registered for a program which is can- ational programs or activities. Program partic-
celled by the Recreation Department shall re- ipants are strongly encouraged to obtain their
ceive a full refund of fees or a credit for a future own insurance coverage prior to the start of
program, whichever the registrant prefers. any program or activity. Absence of personal
If participants cancel their registration 14 days health insurance coverage does not make the
or more prior to the start of the program, they Elm Grove Recreation Department responsible
shall receive a refund plus a $5.00 service for payment of a participant’s medical cover-
charge for each transaction, or a fee credit age. All participants in department sponsored
towards a future program, whichever the reg- activities must assume risk for all injuries. The Elm
istrant prefers. NO REFUND OR CREDIT WILL BE Grove Recreation Department will not be liable
ISSUED WITHIN 14 DAYS OF THE START OF CLASS. for personal liabilities or accidents.
THERE IS NO PRORATION FOR CLASS FEES. Say Cheese!
Cancellation of Programs For program promotion purposes, we will be
Programs may be cancelled for inclement photographing several of the activities & their
weather or under extreme circumstances. participants. The photos have the potential to
When possible, cancellation information may appear in future brochures & promotions. If you
be obtained by calling the Recreation Depart- do not wish to have your photo taken, please
ment at (262)782-6700. If inclement weather notify the Recreation Department in advance.
causes cancellation of a class, an effort will be Oops!
made to schedule a makeup time if possible, Occasionally there may be errors in the days,
except where noted in individual programs. times, registration requirements, or fees noted in
Accessibility the brochure. If so, the Recreation Department
If you need special accommodations for partic- will do everything possible to correct the situa-
ipation in programs due to a disability, contact tion promptly. Thank you for your patience and
the Recreation Director at (262) 782-6700. understanding should these situations arise.
Please give as much notice as possible. 2
RESERVATION INFORMATION
PICNIC AREAS
Two picnic areas are available to be reserved for families or groups . These areas are available
for reservation by both residents and non-residents. A non-refundable fee is required for each
area being reserved. Pcinic area reservations can be made online at the Recreation Department
webpage. An application permit for beer and wine coolers must be filled out if either will be con-
sumed.
Reservations for non-residents begins May 1st of each year.
Park Area Resident Fee Non- Resident Fee
Large Pavillion
$105 (Plus Tax) $157.50 (Plus Tax)
(Up to 75 people)
Large Pavillion
$165 (Plus Tax) $247.50 (Plus Tax)
(Up to 150 people
White Gazebo
$50 (Plus Tax) $75 (Plus Tax)
(Maximum 50 people)
POOL RENTAL
The pool is available for private pool parties Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday evenings from 6:30-9:30
PM, from June 5th- August 15th, 2021. Reservations must be made online at the Recreation De-
partment webpage. The pool rental fee is $350 +tax for residents, and $525 +tax for non-residents.
There is a maximum capacity of 150 people per party. Maximum capcity may change due to
COVID-19 restrictions.
VOLLEYBALL COURTS
The sand volleyball courts may be reserved for $5.00 +tax per hour by residents, and for $7.50 +tax
by non-residents on Monday-Friday, 8AM-10PM and Saturday and Sunday, 12PM-10PM. Reserva-
tions must be made online at the Recreation Department webpage.
TENNIS COURTS
The tennis courts may be reserved for $5.00 +tax per hour by residents, and for $7.50 +tax by
non-residents, Monday-Friday, 8AM-10PM and Saturday and Sunday, 12PM-10PM. Reservations
must be made online at the Recreation Department webpage.
2021 reservations for picnic or pool rentals are made on a first-come,
first-served basis and may be made as early as
January 4th, 2021
3 for residents of Elm Grove.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Steps to Register for a Program or Reserve a Facility Online
• Go the Village of Elm Grove website: www.elmgrovewi.org
• Click the “Recreation” circle on the left side of the page.
• Click the “Online Registration and Facility Reservation” link on the
left hand side
• Click on the “Login/Create an Account”
• Once you have created an account you can see the most up to date
information, class details, registration dates and facility availability.
• Follow the prompts to register for your desired programs.
• If you have any questions call (262)-782-6700 and ask for the
Recreation Director
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CONCUSSION INFORMATION
Due to the increase in concern for concussions in youth sports, there is now a Wisconsin Concussion
Law. The Elm Grove Recreation Department requires all participants to review the Concussion
Information prior to registering for programs. Our participant’s safety is our number one concern!
WHAT IS A CONCUSSION? • Cannot recognize people or places
A concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury that • Becomes increasingly confused or agitated
changes the way the brain normally works. A concus- • Loses consciousness for any amount of time
sion is caused by a bump, blow, or jolt to the head or
body that causes the head and brain to move rapidly WHY SYMPTOMS SHOULD BE REPORTED?
back and forth. Even a “ding”, “getting your bell If an athlete has a concussion, his/her brain
rung”, or what seems to be a mild bump or blow to needs time to heal. While an athlete’s brain is
the head can be serious. healing, they are more likely to have another
concussion. Repeat concussions can increase
the time it takes to recover. In rare cases, re-
WHAT ARE THE SIGNS & SYMPTOMS OF A peat concussions in young athletes can result
CONCUSSION? in brain swelling or permanent damage to their
Signs and symptoms of a concussion can show up brain and can even be fatal.
right after the injury or may appear days or weeks
after the injury. If an athlete reports one or more WHAT SHOULD YOU DO IF YOU THINK YOUR
symptoms of concussions listed below after a bump, ATHLETE HAS A CONCUSSION?
blow, or jolt to the head or body, they should be kept If you suspect that an athlete has a concus-
out of play the day of the injury and until a health sion, remove them from play and seek medical
care professional, experienced in evaluating concus- attention. Do not try to judge the severity of the
sions, says they are symptom free and they are OK to injury yourself. Keep the athlete out of play until
return to play. a medical professional says they are symptom
free and are OK to return to play. Rest is the key
SIGNS OBSERVED BY COACHING STAFF: to help an athlete recover. Exercise or activ-
• Appear dazed or stunned ities that involve a lot of concentration may
• Forgetfulness/confusion cause concussion symptoms to reappear or
• Moves clumsily worsen. After a concussion, returning to sports
• Answers questions slowly and school is a gradual process that should be
• Loses consciousness carefully managed and monitored by a health
care professional.
• Shows mood or behavior changes
WHY SHOULD PARENTS & ATHLETES BE AWARE OF
SYMPTOMS REPORTED BY ATHLETES: THIS INFORMATION?
• Headaches or pressure in the head Wisconsin Act 172 relates to concussions and
• Nausea or vomiting head injuries sustained in youth activities. The
• Balance problems or dizziness law requires all youth athletic organizations to
• Blurry vision educate coaches, athletes and parents on
• Sensitivity to noise the risks of concussions and head injuries and
• Concentration or memory problems prohibits participation in a youth activity until
• Confusion the athlete and parent/guardian has returned
• Feeling sluggish, hazy or groggy a signed agreement sheet indicating they have
reviewed the concussion and head injury mate-
CONCUSSION DANGER SIGNS rial. The law requires immediate removal of an
In rare cases, a dangerous blood clot may form on individual from youth athletic activity if symp-
the brain in a person with a concussion and crowd toms indicate a possible concussion. A person
the brain against the skull. An athlete should receive who has been removed from a youth activity
immediate medical attention if after a bump, blow, for this reason, may not participate again until
or jolt to the head or body they exhibit any of the /she is evaluated by a health care provider
and receives written clearance to return to the
following danger signs:
activity.
• One pupil larger than the other
• Cannot be awakened LEARN MORE AT:
• A headache that gets worse or slurred speech www.cdc.gov/concussions/HeadsUp/youth.htm
• Convulsions or seizures, repeated vomiting or
5 www.wiaawi.org/Health/Concussions.aspx
COVID-19 INFORMATION
At the Village of Elm Grove Recreation Department, the health of our
park guests and employees is our top priority. We are constantly mon-
itoring the COVID-19 situation and are prepared to make adjustments
as needed to ensure we are providing the best possible service to our
community. We have policies in place to support our
employees and are committed to providing a safe
environment for our park guests.
Park Usage
• All amenities are open in the park
at this time.
• Please social distance as much as
possible when at the park.
• Please minimize touching of
commonly used surfaces
• Please continue to throw away all
trash into trash bins.
Facility Reservations
• All park facilities are available for
rental.
• Refunds will be issued on case by
case basis.
• Please follow all State COVID-19
mandates during your rental.
Recreation Programs
• Face masks are required for all
staff and participants when par-
ticipating in an inside program.
• Class numbers have been
lowered to allow proper social
distancing during class.
• More programs are being offered
outside during fall, spring and
summer sessions.
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AQUATICS
POOL OPENING DAY JUNE 5th, 2021
Swim times and capacity are subject to change due Pool Closing
to CDC guidelines. Updated information is available The pool may/will close temporarily if:
on the Recreation Department website! • Air temperature is less than 65 F
• Moderate to heavy rain
• Dangers of severe storms/thunder
Open Swim Schedule • Low attendance
Mon.,Wed.,Fri.: • Biohazard incident
9:00 am - 11:00 am (Splash Pad only) • Mechanical problems
11:15 am -1:45 pm • NO REFUNDS will be given unless the pool
2:00 pm - 4:30 pm
6:30 pm - 8:30 pm closure is due to mechanical problems.
Tues., Thurs.:
9:00am-11:00am (Splash Pad Only) Water Temperature
11:15am-1:45pm Normal water temperature of the swimming
2:30pm-4:30pm pool is 81-84 degrees
Saturday U.S. Coast Guard Approved Personal
10:00 am - 12:30 pm
12:45 pm - 3:15 pm Floatation Devices
3:30 pm - 6:00 pm U.S. Coast Guard Approved Personal Floata-
Sunday tion devices will be permitted in the pool during
12:00 pm - 2:30 pm all hours of pool operation.
2:45 pm - 5:15 pm Pool Membership
5:30 pm - 8:00 pm When purchasing an Elm Grove Pool Pass you
are agreeing to follow and respect the pool
rules. The Village of Elm Grove and Elm Grove
Open Swim Daily Admissions Recreation Department reserve the right to
Resident $6.00 suspend or forfeit pool membership at any time
Non-Resident $9.00 due to dangerous conduct, violations to pool
Senior (65+) Resident $4.00 rules, and disrespect towards staff or damage
Senior (65+) Non-Resident $6.00 to pool facilities.
Children Under Age of 2 FREE Lap Swim
Available to adults and swim team partici-
Open Swim Season Passes pants for lap swimming. Regular admission is
Non-refundable season passes for use during open swim required.
hours may be purchased at the Village Hall or pool. The Tuesday & Thursday Mornings
physical passes will be issued the first day you use the pool. 7:30-8:45AM
Please list only immediate family members on your registra- Adult Swim
tion form (nannies/babysitters excluded). Pool passes will be Due to the COVID-19 reservation struture
required for admission. their will be no scheduled Adult Swim for the
Pool Pass Prices (Valid June 5th– August 15th) Summer 2021 Season
Resident– Individual $70 Family Swim Nights
Resident– Family $260 All Friday & Sunday evenings from 6:30-8:30pm
Non-Resident Ind. $105 are reserved for Family Swim. Bring your
Non-Resident-Family $390 noodles, and other pool toys along! Regular
Senior Rate (65+) admission required.
Resident-Individual $60
Non-Resident Ind. $90
7AQUATICS
Summer 2021 ELM Grove Pool
SAFETY PLAN
Due to COVID-19 the Elm Grove Pool will be operating under a reservation only system.
This same system was sucessful last summer and we will be continuing this plan until fur-
ther notice. Below are the guidelines that the Elm Grove Pool will follow. Any updated
information can be found on the Recreation website!
RESERVATION INFORMATION
- All patrons must be registered for a time slot to enter the pool. Regiistration for a
time slot can be made at https://secure.rec1.com/WI/elm-grove-wi/catalog.
- Maximum patron capacity per time slot is 100.
- All time slots are two and a half hours in length. At the end of your session you
are asked to leave the pool to allow staff to sanitize before the next session.
- Patrons can register for multiple time slots during a single day.
-Any child under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
- Pool memberships will be available to purchase but you will still need to reserve
your spot online before coming to the pool.
- Sign-up opens 24 hours before the session is scheduled to begin
- All patrons are required to pay admission whether or not they plan to swim, and
no cash exchange will be done at the pool house.
- Please have the person who made the reservation check-in with the front door
attendant with receipt.
PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT YOU REGISTER EVERY PERSON COMING TO THE POOL
AND FULLY REGISTER, YOU WILL RECIEVE A CONFIRMATION WHEN YOUR
REGISTRATION IS COMPLETE.
COVID-19 SAFETY GUIDELINES
- All patrons are required to wear a facemask when entering the poolhouse and
when on the pool deck. Face masks are not required when in the pool.
- Groups larger then 10 will not be permitted
- While on the pool deck we ask patrons to social distance as much as possible.
- Their will be no pool chairs offered this season due to COVID-19 concerns.
Patrons are free to bring their own soft sided chairs.
- There will be no concessions offered this season due to COVID-19.
- All pool drinking fountains are closed but patorns are permitted to bring their
own bottled water. No glass bottles allowed!
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8SWIM LESSONS
Swim lessons at Elm Grove follow a student-centered learning approach. Our swim
programs allow participants the opportunity to advance at their own pace. Children
will learn water safety, stroke development, personal growth skills, as well as developing
values and positive behaviors!
Please review all of the swim lesson information and level description carefully to ensure
you enroll your child in the correct level! Swim Lessons are held Monday-Friday.
Fee: $60 Resident, $90 Non-Resident
What are the prerequisites for each level? Ratios of Instructors to Swimmers
The prerequisite for each level is the successful Parent/Child 1:6 pairs
demonstration of skills from the proceeding Preschool Level 1 1:6
level. The skills are listed in each level’s de- Preschool Level 2 1:6
scription on the next page. Level 1 1:6
When should I anticipate my child passing into Level 2-6 1:12
the next level? *Class ratios may vary due to enrollment
We advise you NOT to anticipate your child or instructor.
passing. Swim lessons are not like school and Private Swim Lessons
students progress at different rates. It is not Individual swim lessons by WSI trained
unusual for your child to repeat the same level lifeguards are offered as an alternative
several times. Try not to compare your child to group lessons. Sign up for private swim
with others, instead concentrate on their ability lessons will begin on June 7th. Once
to physically and mentally perform each skill. signed up, arrangements for private
Swim Lesson Information lessons may be made with the individual
There are no make-up lessons held due to in- instructor through the Recreation Depart-
clement weather. Classes could be canceled ment. The instructor will call to schedule
due to the following reasons: 1) moderate to lessons on an agreeable time, date, start-
heavy rain, 2) thunder or lightening, 3) air tem- ing with the first person on the sign-up list.
peratures below 65F, 4) mechanical or facility Payment for private lessons will be due
issues. Every effort will be taken to make de- at the beginning of the week for all of
cisions on cancelations one half hour before the week’s scheduled lessons. No lessons
each lesson starting time. Weather can be may take place without prior payment.
unpredictable and changes quickly, please Cancellations must be received more
call the pool for cancelation information at than 48 hours in advance. Lessons
(262)782-6940. canceled less than 48 hours in advance
Parent Observation will still be assessed the entire fee to
Outdoor lessons may be observed from out- compensate the instructor for their time.
side the pool fence, parents must stay clear of Should an instructor need to cancel, the
the immediate surrounding pool deck. Swim- lesson will be rescheduled with no penal-
mers are allowed on the deck 10 minutes be- ty to the swimmer.
fore the start of the class, but are not allowed Fee per half hour:
to enter the water. 1 person: $32 Resident, $48 Non– Res.
2 people: $45 Resident, $67.50 Non-Res.
Max: 2 people per private lesson
9SWIM LESSONS
SWIM LEVEL DESCRIPTIONS
Parent & Child, Preschool 1& 2 and Level 1 are all 30 minutes
Level 2-6 are all 50 minutes
LEVEL PREREQUISITES SKILLS TaUGHT
Water entry, blowing bubbles, front kick, back float, underwater explo-
Parent & Child (P/C) Ages 1-3 years
ration , reaching assists, basic water safety
Entering and exiting the water, blowing bubbles, front glide, back
Ages 4-5 years float, treading, leg actions back and front, arm actions back and
Preschool Level 1
front, combined leg and arm action, and water safety
Pass Preschool Entering and exiting the water, bobbing, front and back floats and
Preschool Level 2 Level 1 glides, tread water, combined arm and leg actions, finning arm action
Ages 4-5 years on back, and water safety
Entering and exiting the water, blowing bubbles, retrieve submerged
Level 1:
Ages 5-6 objects under water, bobbing, front and back glides and back float,
Introduction to
Grades K5 & up tread water, leg actions on front and back, arm actions on front and
Water Skills
back, combined arm and leg actions, and water safety.
Entering and exiting the water, fully submerge and hold breath, bob-
Level 2: Pass Level 1 or bing, open eyes underwater and retrieve submerged objects, front
Fundamental Preschool Level 2 float, jellyfish float, tuck float, front and back glides and back float,
Aquatic Skills Ages 6 & up tread water, combined arm and leg actions, finning arm action on
back, and water safety.
Jump into water from the side of the pool, headfirst entry from the
Level 3:
Pass Level 2 side, bobbing, rotary breathing, survival float, back float, tread water,
Stroke
Ages 7 & up dolphin kicks, front crawl, elementary backstroke, scissors kick, and
Development
water safety.
Headfirst entry from the side, swim under water, feet first surface dive,
Level 4: Pass Level 3 survival swimming, front crawl and backstroke, open turns, tread
Stroke Improvement Ages 7 & up water, front and back crawl, elementary backstroke, breaststroke,
sidestroke, butterfly, dolphin kicks, and water safety.
Dive from side, tuck and pike surface dives, front flip turn and
Level 5: Pass Level 4 backstroke flip turn, tread water, front and back crawl, elementary
Stroke Refinement Ages 8 & up backstroke, breaststroke, sidestroke, butterfly, scull on back, and
water safety.
Level 6: Refine the strokes to swim with ease, efficiency, power, and smooth-
Pass Level 5
Swimming & ness over great distances to prepare participants for lifetime fitness
Ages 8 & up
Skill Proficiency and safety as well as more advanced courses.
10SWIM LESSON SCHEDULE
Session 2: June 14th-June 25th
Pre Pre Level
P/C Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6
Level 1 2
9:00am 001 006 009 013 016
9:30am 003 007 011
10:00am 002 005 10 012* 014 015
10:30am 004 008
All classes with a (*) start at 10:10am
Session 2: June 28th- July 9th
Pre Pre Level
P/C Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6
Level 1 2
9:00am 017 022 025 029 032
9:30am 019 023 027
10:00am 018 021 026 028* 030 031
10:30am 020 024
All classes with a (*) start at 10:10am
Session 3: July 12th- July 23rd
Pre Pre Level
P/C Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6
Level 1 2
9:00am 033 038 041 045 048
9:30am 035 039 043
10:00am 034 037 042 044* 046 047
10:30am 036 040
All classes with a (*) start at 10:10am
Session 4: July 26th-August 6th
Pre Pre Level
P/C Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6
Level 1 2
9:00am 049 054 057 061 064
9:30am 051 055 059
10:00am 050 053 058 060* 062 063
10:30am 052 056
All classes with a (*) start at 10:10am
11AQUATIC PROGRAMS
Elm Grove Swim Team
Improve endurance , fine tune strokes, and compete with other teams throughout the
summer! Participants under 9 yrs. old should have passed Level 2 swim lessons and be
able to swim multiple pool lengths unassisted. Participants 9+ old should have passed
Level 2 swim lessons and must be able to swim two pool lengths (50yds).
Swim team suits and apparel will be available to try-on during the first week of swim
team. All swim suits and apparel orders must be placed by June 22nd.
Ages 6-16
Mon-Fri, June 14-Aug 6
Team Max: 100 (50 per session)
Session 1: 4;30pm-5:00pm Class #065
Session 2: 5:15pm-5:45pm Class #066
Session 3: 6:00pm-6:30pm Class #067
Fee: $200 Resident, $300 Non– Resident
(includes individual season pool pass)
Saturday Morning Adult Novice Swim
The swim program is designed specifically for adult swimmers who are interested in
beginning a fitness program that involves swim training. Ideal for participants who are
interested in sharpening their skills, refining their stroke, and improving endurance.
Ages: 18+
Saturdays, June 19-July 31st Time: 10:00-10:45am Class #068
Fee:$45 Resident, $67 Non-Resident
Location:Elm Grove Pool
Max:15
Junior Lifeguard
Junior Lifeguard is designed to guide and prepare youth ages 11-15 for the American
red Cross Lifeguarding course by building a foundation of knowledge, attitudes and skills
for future lifeguards. Participants will be introduced to lifesaving skills, such as in-water
rescues use of rescue tube, First Aid and CPR. Participants will have the opportunity to
shadow lifeguards in rotation to get a real sense of being on the job. This course does
not certify participants in First Aid, CPR or as a Lifeguard.
Each participant will receive Jr. Guard waist pack with first aid supplies and whistle.
Ages: 11-15
Mon-Fri, July 12-16 Time: 10:00-11:00am Class #069
Location: Course meets at Elm Grove Pool
Fee: $120 Residents, $180 Non-Resident
12TENNIS PROGRAM
Youth Tennis Lessons
Participants will learn the fundamentals Tennis Lesson Schedule
of tennis! Classes will range from the be-
ginner to more advanced, stressing the Session 1: June 14th- June 25th
rules, understanding of the game, scor- Beginner 8-8:50am Class #070
ing, strategy and basic skills needed to Adv. Beginner 9-9:50am Class #071
enjoy the game. Lessons will include drill Intermiediate 10-10:50am Class #072
work as well as beginning match play. Pre-Beginner 11-11:50am Class #073
Tennis balls will be provided, but please
bring a racquet and wear tennis shoes. Session 2: June 28th- July 9th
Beginner 8-8:50am Class #074
Course Requirements: Adv. Beginner 9-9:50am Class #075
Pre-Beginners: (Ages 4-6) Novice player Intermiediate 10-10:50am Class #076
with little to no experience,no previous Pre-Beginner 11-11:50am Class #077
instruction.
Beginners: Players with little experience, Session 3: July 12th- July 23rd
no previous instruction or consistent Beginner 8-8:50am Class #078
practice. Adv. Beginner 9-9:50am Class #079
Advanced Beginners: Basic knowledge Intermiediate 10-10:50am Class #080
of forehand, backhand and serve. Play- Pre-Beginner 11-11:50am Class #081
er should have some experience and
have attended lessons in the past.. Session 4: July 26th- August 6th
Intermediates: Ability to serve, return and Beginner 8-8:50am Class #082
volley. Knowledge of scoring and singles Adv. Beginner 9-9:50am Class #083
and doubles play. Player should be Intermiediate 10-10:50am Class #084
ready for competition. Pre-Beginner 11-11:50am Class #085
Monday-Friday
Fee: $50 Resident, $75 Non-Resident
Location: Village Park Tennis Courts
Parent & Me Tennis
The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree! Join us as we modify fun games to work on some
of the basics from handling a racquet to tracking a ball through the air. These lessons will
focus on children having a fun and positive first experience with the sport of tennis. What
better way than to participate with your child! Foam tennis balls will be provided, but
please bring an appropriate sized racquet and wear tennis shoes.
Saturdays, June 19-Aug 7
Ages: 2-5 yrs. TIme:10:00-10:30am Class #086
Fee: $45 Resident, $67 Non-Resident
Location: Village Park Tennis Courts
RAIN, LIGHTNING, & THUNDER- OH MY!
If a class or activity is cancelled due to inclement weather or other circumstances beyond our
control, Elm Grove Recreation will make every effort to reschedule the activity . If it is not possible to
provide a make– up time, no partial refunds will be given .
13 There is no refund, credit or reduction of fees for classes/activities missed by a student.TENNIS PROGRAM
USTA Junior Tennis Team
This program is designed to give the intermediate and advanced tennis player an oppor-
tunity for practice and game development. Children under 14, as of October 1, 2019 are
eligible. Participants will take part in scrimmages, USTA matches and intra-team matches
throughout the season including the traditional Elm Grove Tennis Club Tournament. Skill
level along with the players desire to play outside matches is taken into consideration
* Parent volunteers needed for transportation to matches
Ages: 14 & Under
Monday– Friday, June 14th-August 6th Time: 2:00-4:00pm Class # 087
Location: Village Park Tennis Courts
Fee: $135 Resident, $202.50 Non-Resident
Max: 45 Participants
SOUTH PARK FACILITY RE-NAMING PROJECT!
The Village of Elm Grove Recreation Department is looking to re-name the
South Park Facility, which is another of our beautiful parks ... but we need YOUR
help! Please submit your name suggestions on the fillable form on the Recre-
ation Department webpage and submit your responses to the
Recreation Director at jmikkelsen@elmgrovewi.org.
14YOUTH RECREATION
Treetop Explorers
Fun, fitness, adventure! Peaceful and invigorating, recreational
tree climbing allows climbers to ascend into and explore trees
safely! Gain a new perspective on Village Park and a new
appreciation for trees and nature! All gear and instruction is
provided! Additional Info: Participants are asked to wear long
pants, sturdy shoes, and to bring a water bottle
Ages: 7 yrs. and up
Thursday, July 29th Time: 9:30-11:30am Class #088
Thursday, July 29th Time: 12:00-2:00pm Class #089
Fee: $42 Resident, $63 Non-Resident
Location: Meet outside Village Hall
Max Participants per session: 7
Music Makers & More
This sing along musical activity group is designed for children and their parents or care-
givers. The class incorporates traditional children’s songs, finger play, rhythm instruments,
and dance movements as well as puppets that help tell a story within the songs. Our
goal is to give children an interest and love for all kinds of music. Bring your dancing feet
and join us for a fun class!
Ages: 9 months-4 years w/parent
Tuesdays, June 22nd-July 20th Time: 9:15am-9:45am Class #090
Fee: Resident $65, Non-Resident $97.50
Location: New Berlin Community Center
Elm Grove Outdoor Explorers
This fun outdoor nature program, based on the DNR Wisconsin Program, will explore the
many wonders found right here in Village Park. Participants will learn how to plant trees,
identify different species, explore wildlife found in the pond, go fishing and kick start a
lifelong enjoyment of the outdoors.
Ages:3-5 years Time:11-11:45am Class #091
Date: Saturdays, June 12, June 26, July 10, July 24
Fee: Resident $40, Non-Resident, $60
Location: Meet at Pool House
Dance out your Sillies
In this class, youth will attend with a parent or responsible adult to have fun dancing out
your sillies and being creative with ribbons and more!
Ages: 2-3 years with parent
Session 1: Wedneday, June 23rd-August 11th Time:5:40pm-6:10pm Class #092
Session 2: Friday, June 25th-August 13th Time: 10:00am-10:30am Class #093
Fee: $60 Resident, $90 Non-Resident
Location: Hickory Grove Center, Door #1
15YOUTH RECREATION
Mooka’am Martial Arts- Taekwondo
Looking to learn something new or brush up on old skills? Son-
gahm Taekwondo is recognized as Korea’s traditional style of
taekwondo. In this class you will learn techniques for self-de-
fense while focusing on personal development of mind and
body. Students will also have the opportunity to advance in
rank in Songham Taekwondo through the ATA focusing in disci-
pline, respect, belief, communication, and honesty. Additional
fees will apply for, uniform, rank testing, and equipment. This
ATA licensed club is independently owned and operated.
ALL AGES AND ALL LEVELS ARE WELCOME!!
Beginner: 2-6 years Time: 4:30-5:00pm Class #094
Intermidate: 6 & Up Time: 5:00-5:45pm Class #095
Advanced: Ages: 8 & Up Time: 5:45-6:30pm Class #096
Session 1: Tues,Thurs June 8th-August 5th
Fee: Resident $80, Non-resident, $120
Location: Community Room, Lower Level of Village Hall
Instructor: Valerie Braun
American Red Cross CPR/AED/First Aid Class
Want to learn how to save a life? Need a CPR certification for a job? Want to learn a
new skill with the whole family? We got the class for you! You never know when you
will be put in a situation that may require you to know CPR. It only takes a few hours to
learn and could possibly save a life. All participants that pass the class will be issued an
American Red Cross CPR/AED/First Aid Certification.
Ages:14+
Dates: Wednesday: July 21st Time:12:00-3:00pm Class #097
Fee: Resident $100 Non-Resident $150
Location: O’Neil Room, Village Hall
Max:10
16CAMP ELM GROVE
You haven’t seen anything like this before! Designed for the
pre-school and elementary school-aged children, Camp Elm
Grove offers a safe, fun environment where camp staff lead a
variety of activities including, sports, fames, swimming, arts and
crafts, and good ol’fashioned summer fun! Give your child a
summer full of exploration, excitement, and the opportunity to
create lasting memories an friendships!
Morning snacks are provided but campers signed up for all
day should bring a bag lunch. Child’s 3rd birthday must occur
before January 1st, 2021.Please note on the registration form if
your child has any allergies and/or health concerns.
Pre-School Morning Camp (Ages 3-5)
8:30-11:30am
Fee: Resident $90, Non-Resident $135
Class Min:10, Max :20
Elementary All Day Camp (Ages 6-12)
8:30am-3:30pm
Fee: Resident $140, Non-Resident $210
Class Min: 6, Max: 15
Elementary Afternoon Camp (Ages 6-12)
12:30pm-3:30pm
Fee: Resident $90, Non-Resident $135
Class Min: 10, Max: 25
CAMP ELM GROVE SUMMER 2021 CAMP THEMES!
Week #- Theme Dates Preschool AM Elem. All Day Elem. PM
1- SUPER HERO
June 14-18 #098 #099 #100
CAMP!
2-WILDWEST CAMP June 21-June 25 #101 #102 #103
3- RED, WHITE, BLUE! June 28- July 2nd #104 #105 #106
4- SHIPWRECKED! July 5- July 9 #107 #108 #109
5- TIME TRAVELERS! July 12-July 16 #110 #111 #112
6- GAME SHOW
July 19-July 23 #113 #114 #115
MANIA!
7- OLYMPICS CAMP! July 26-July 30 #116 #117 #118
8-WACKY WATER
August 2-August 6 #119 #120 #121
WEEK!
17HANDS ONLY CPR
911 has an average response time of
8 min 30 sec...
When a person has a cardiac arrest ,
survival depends on getting immediate
CPR from someone nearby.
DOUBLE or even TRIPLE a victim’s chance of
survial
Chest compression push oxygen-rich blood through the body
to keep vital organs alive
HANDS-ONLY CPR BUYS TIME UNTIL EMS ARRIVES!
Make sure to sign up for this life saving couse! Information on classes
can be found on pages 16 and 24!
18YOUTH DANCE
All classes on this page are co-ops with New Berlin Recreation Department
Class Structure: 45 minute class, Creative movement 30. Programs are designed as a year long program.
Participants should remain in the same level for at least two sessions before proceeding onto the next level.
Location: Hickory Grove Center, Door 1, upstairs
Instruction Fees: $70 Residents, $105 Non– Resident
Dance Attire: Tutu’s, leotards, and dance specific shoes; please see instructor on first day of class for more
information.
Creative Movement
Ages 3-4 8 WEEK SESSION
This class is for youth to learn basic dance Monday, June 21-August 9th
movements while being creative with ribbon Pre Ballet & Tap 1 4:30pm Class #122
wands, bean bags, fun songs and more with- Pre Ballet & Tap 2B 5:20pm Class #124
out parent participation. (Ballet shoes strongly Pre Ball & Tap 2A 6:10pm Class #126
suggested) Ballet & Tap 1 7:00pm Class #128
Pre-Ballet and Tap 1 Wednesday, June 23rd-August 11th
Ages: 4-5 Pre-Ballet & Tap 2B 9:00am Class #125
In this introductory class, children will learn ba- Pre– Ballet & Tap 2A 9:50am Class #127
sic ballet & tap steps. Through dance move- Creative Movement 5:00pm Class #128
ments, they will increase their spatial & body
awareness and work to increase coordination Thursday, June 24th-August 12th
in a very positive social interactive setting. Creative Movement 10:05am Class #130
Pre-Ballet and Tap 2B Friday, June 25th-August 13th
Ages: 4 and up Pre Ballet & Tap 1 9:00am Class #123
Children will learn basic ballet & tap steps.
Through dance movements, they will increase
their spatial and body awareness, coordina-
tion, grace & poise Zumbini
This is a fun , energetic music and movement
Pre– Ballet and Tap 2A class with a parent or caregiver. Nurture your
Ages: 6 & up child’s natural musical abilities, bond and play
Children will learn basic ballet and tap steps. together, and enjoy music and dance explo-
Through dance movements, they will continue ration in a social setting with a “Zumba “ flavor.
to increase their spatial and body awareness, This class includes a Zumbini Bundle– 2cds and
as well as coordination, grace & poise. songbook
Ages: walking-3 years w/parent
Ballet and Tap 1 Thurs, June 24th-August 12th
Ages: 2nd-3rd grade Time: 9:15-10:00am Class #131
Children will learn/review basic ballet & tap Location: Hickory Grove Center, Door #1
steps through bar work & dance movements.
Fee: $90 Resident, $135 Non-Resident
Terminology will also be taught .
19SUNSET PLAYHOUSE
All classes on this page are co-ops with Sunset Playhouse, 800 Elm Grove Rd.
Safari Adventure
Grab your packs and your binoculars. Meet lions, giraffes, monkeys, and more as we go
on a Safari Adventure! Each class is a new adventure for students as we have fun with
dramatic play, story enactment, imagination journeys, theater games, visual arts, music,
and movement. Students will take an audience on a safari adventure during their show-
case on the last day of class.
Ages 4 – 5yrs old Time: 9:00am-12:00pm Class #132
Dates: June 21st-June 25th
Fee: $147 Resident, $220.50 Non-Resident
Center Stage: Poetry & Rhymes
You’re a poet and you didn’t even know it. Bring to life great poems by Shel Silverstein,
Jon Scieszka, and Roald Dahl (to name a few). This foundation class is the perfect intro-
duction to the world of theater. Students will use theater games and exercises to explore
the basics of acting while learning ensemble-building skills and gaining self-confidence.
Students will then apply these skills to perform a showcase on the last day of class.
Grades 4-6 Time: 9:00am-12:00pm Class #133
Dates: June 21st-June 25th
Fee: $147 Resident, $220.50 Non-Resident
Imagination Adventurer
Each day is a new adventure as students take a trip of a lifetime. Go anywhere in the
world, and to any point in time. We’ll use the power of your imagination to take an
amazing journey, developing your vocal, physical and ensemble skills along the way.
Students will use movement, acting, story-telling, and arts and crafts to travel anywhere
their imaginations will take them. On the final day, family and friends are invited to at-
tend a live travelogue.
Grades 1-3 Time: 1:00pm-4:00pm Class #134
Dates: June 21st-June 25th
Fee: $147 Resident, $220.50 Non-Resident
A Midsummer Night’s Dream for Kids
Students will work on a fun, melodramatic, 15-minute version of Shakespeare’s A Mid-
summer Night’s Dream! Using movement, acting, story-telling, common language and
arts and crafts, students will bring to life this delightfully funny rendition of Shakespeare’s
full-length play. On the final day of this camp, students will perform their play for family
and friends. So let us “meet me in the palace wood by moonlight. There will we rehearse.
There may we rehearse most obscenely and courageously! Take pains. Be perfect!
Adieu!”
Grades 4-6 Time: 1:00pm-4:00pm Class #135
Dates: June 21st-June 25th
Fee: $147 Resident, $220.50 Non-Resident
20SUNSET PLAYHOUSE A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes Shrek!, Beauty and the Beast, The Lion King, The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, Mary Poppins, The Jungle Book, Tarzan . . . the list goes on and on. Disney is magical and so is this the- ater class. Students will work with their favorite Disney productions to explore all aspects of theater including acting, movement, scene design, and costume design. Each day we’ll go on a grand adventure using Disney classics as a springboard and expand our ability to tell a story using the tools of every actor: our voice, body, and imagination. On the final day of the camp, students will perform a Disney-inspired mini-production. Grades 1-3 Time: 9:00am-12:00pm Class #136 Dates: June 28th-July 2nd Fee: $147 Resident, $220.50 Non-Resident Imagination Adventurer Each day is a new adventure as students take a trip of a lifetime. Go anywhere in the world, and to any point in time. We’ll use the power of your imagination to take an amazing journey, developing your vocal, physical and ensemble skills along the way. Students will use movement, acting, story-telling, and arts and crafts to travel anywhere their imaginations will take them. On the final day, family and friends are invited to at- tend a live travelogue. Grades 1-3 Time: 9:00am-12:00pm Class #137 Dates: June 28th-July 2nd Fee: $147 Resident, $220.50 Non-Resident Live Art Bring art to life! Students will use famous paintings by artists like Seurat, Picasso, and Monet as the basis for imaginative play. Each day we will study a new painting and bring it to life with storytelling, pantomime, music, movement, and our own art projects. This week will be filled with acting, dancing, creative movement and visual arts. A great imagination is required for this exciting camp! On the final day, family and friends are invited to a live gallery showing. Grades 1-3 Time: 9:00am-12:00pm Class #138 Dates: June 28th-July 2nd Fee: $147 Resident, $220.50 Non-Resident Make a Scene This fun format introduces students to warm-ups, stage direction, theater etiquette, char- acter analysis, scene work, and more while learning ensemble-building skills and gain- ing self-confidence. Discover how to use your body and voice to create a convincing character, improve your ability to communicate emotions on stage, and work together to tell a story. Students will work as an ensemble to perform a scene from a play on the final day of class. Grades 7-10 Time: 1:00pm-4:00pm Class #139 Dates: June 28th-July 2nd Fee: $147 Resident, $220.50 Non-Resident 21
ADULT RECREATION
Mooka’am Martial Arts- Taekwondo
Looking to learn something new or brush up on old skills? Son-
gahm Taekwondo is recognized as Korea’s traditional style of
taekwondo. In this class you will learn techniques for self-de-
fense while focusing on personal development of mind and
body. Students will also have the opportunity to advance in
rank in Songham Taekwondo through the ATA focusing in disci-
pline, respect, belief, communication, and honesty. Additional
fees will apply for, uniform, rank testing, and equipment. This
ATA licensed club is independently owned and operated.
ALL AGES AND ALL LEVELS ARE WELCOME!!
Intermidate: 6 & Up Time: 5:00-5:45pm Class #095
Advanced: Ages: 8 & Up Time: 5:45-6:30pm Class #096
Session 1: Tues,Thurs June 8th-August 5th
Fee: Resident $80, Non-resident, $120
Location: Community Room, Lower Level of Village Hall
Instructor: Valerie Braun
Yoga
Unite the mind body and spirit for health and well-being. Sustained poses and meditation
are taught with a strong emphasis on internal body awareness and energetic support of
the asanas(yoga props to support the body) to help elongate the spine, open the hips
and customize the poses to suit each individuals needs. Class is suitable for the beginning
yogi as well as those ready to move beyond. Please dress comfortably.
Ages: 18+ years
Dates: Thurs June 10– August 19 Time: 5:30-6:30pm Class #140
Fee: Resident $70, Non-Resident, $102
Location: O’Neill Room, Lower Level of Village Hall
Instructor: Kathy Fried
Pilates
Develop long, lean muscles without building bulk by focusing on the core to assist in
distributing strength evenly throughout the body. This class will help you increase flexibility,
improve posture, build strong, lean muscles, and reduce stress. Each week will be differ-
ent and various equipment will be used including stability balls, sponge balls, bands, and
weights.
Ages: 18+ years Time: 9-9:45am Class #141
Dates: Tues & Thurs June 22– August 19 (Off 1 week, TBA)
Fee: Resident $70, Non-Resident $102
Location: Community Room, Lower Level of Village Hall
Instructor: Jayne Massopust
22ADULT RECREATION
Adult Tennis Lessons
Basic instruction for adults who want to learn how to play or freshen up their skills. Class is
also offered for those looking to fine tune their skills! Be sure to wear proper tennis shoes!
Ages: 18 + years
Dates: Wednesdays, June 16-July 28 Time: 6:00-7:00pm Class #142
Fee: Resident $60, Non-Resident $90
Location: Village Park Tennis Courts
Adult Water Aerobics
Always a summer favorite! This class is designed to combine
aerobic conditioning (and calorie burning) with strength train-
ing, muscular endurance and flexibility using resistance handles
and balls. It is not necessary to get the face or hair wet or know
how to swim to participate in this invigorating workout. Work-
out at your own pace and have fun at the same time! Sign up
early though, this class fills fast!
Ages: 18+
Dates: Mon, Wed, Fri Time: 8:00-8:50am
Session 1: June 7-July 2 Class #143
Session 2: July 7– July 30 Class #144
Mini Session : August 2– August 13 Class #145
Fee: Resident $55, Non-Resident 82.50
Fee: Mini Session: Resident $25, Non-Resident $37
Location; Village Pool
Instructor: Dian Zandi
23ADULT RECREATION
Summer Adult Bocce League
Don’t miss out on this great social league! Great people, time outdoors, a fun game...
what more could you ask for? Teams are made up of 2-4 players.
Ages : 18+
Dates: Wednesdays, June 16-July 28 Time: 6:00-8:00pm Class #146
Fee: Resident $55 per team, Non-Resident $82.50 per team
Location: Front of Elm Grove Poolhouse
Max: 8 teams
Min: 4 teams
American Red Cross CPR/AED/First Aid Class
Want to learn how to save a life? Need a CPR certification for a job? Want to learn a
new skill with the whole family? We got the class for you! You never know when you
will be put in a situation that may require you to know CPR. It only takes a few hours to
learn and could possibly save a life. All participants that pass the class will be issued an
American Red Cross CPR/AED/First Aid Certification.
Ages:14+
Dates: Wednesday: July 21st Time:12:00-3:00pm Class #097
Fee: Resident $60 Non-Resident $90
Location: O’Neil Room, Village Hall
Max:10
Knitting
This class is for the beginner and beyond. Learn the basics of this relaxing, portable, and
time-honored craft, or take your knitting skills to the next level. Our beginner project will
cover how to cast on, knit, purl, and bind off. Come and enjoy the support of fellowship
of other knitters. New knitters should bring 125 yards of a smooth, bulky weight wool yarn,
a size 9 circular knitting needle, 16” in length, and stitch markers.
Ages: 18+years
Session 1: Thurs. June 3rd-July 22nd Time:12:00-2:00pm Class #147
Session 2: Mondays June 7-August 2nd Time: 10:30am-12:30pm Class #148
Fee: Resident $80 Non-Resident 120
Location: Village Hall, Park View Room
Instructor: Trish Ricci
24VILLAGE EVENTS/CALENDAR
May
1-Resident online registration
begins
5– Non-Resident registration
begins
31– Memorial Day Event
June
5– Elm Grove Pool Opens
11-Friday Flicks- The Lion King
14– Session 1 classes begin
15– Tunes on Tuesday–
Andrea & The Mods
25– Friday Flicks!– Trolls: World
Tour
The Village of Elm Grove is excited 28– Session 2 Classes Begin
29– Tunes on Tuesday–
to announce the opening of the Elm Ryan McIntyre
Grove Pickle Ball Courts! July
4– Fourth of July Celebration
in Village Park
Pickleball courts are located on 9– Friday Flicks!–The Croods:
Tennis Court #9. New Age
12– Session 3 Classes Begin
23– Friday Flicks- Finding
A drivers license or car key and be ex- Nemo
26– Session 4 Classes Begin
changed for the use of the pickle ball 27- Tunes on Tuesday-
nets. Saturday June Band
31- Friday Flicks- Onward
31-1 THE GREAT ELM GROVE
To reserve these courts you must call CAMPOUT
the Elm Grove Pool house at (262)-782- August
3– Tunes on Tuesdays-
6940. Nets will be provided but other The Hungry Williams Band
equipment must be brought. 13-Friday Flicks- Raya and the
Last Dragon
15– Elm Grove Pool Closes
(Splash Pad will remain open)
29– Splash Pad Closes
25JULY 4TH FAMILY FUN FEST 2021
4th of July Event Schedule
8:30am Fun Run sign in and warm up
9:00am Fun Run/Walk starts outside of Library
11:30am Bike Decorating Contest at the Fire Department
12:00pm Flag Raising ceremony at flagpole
12-4pm Junior Guild Games (see schedule below)
4:30-9:30pm Food Trucks and Beer and other refreshments
6-9:30pm DJ in the Park
9:30pm National Anthem, followed by Fireworks
ITs GAME TIME!
Time Event Age Location
1pm Information table and Yellow Flag
volunteer check-in
2pm-3:30pm Fire Truck & 2-10 yrs old Pool Drop Off
Ambulance Tours
1pm Inflatable Fun! 2-10yrs old Pavilion
1:30pm-2pm Splash Contest 10-18+ yrs old Pool
2:00pm-2:30pm Swim Race 8+ yrs old Pool
2:30-3:15pm Foot Races & Field 2-15+ yrs old Blue Flag
Games
3:30pm-4:00pm Water Ballon Toss All Ages Blue Flag
All activities and times are subject to change and are all tentative.
For updates on schedule and event status check the
Village of Elm Grove website! 26JULY 4TH FAMILY FUN FEST 2021
FUN RUN REGISTRATION
Full Name: ______________________________________________ Age:
___________
Address: ________________________________________________ T:shirt Size:
Phone: _____________________________ Email:
_____________________________
**I certify that this information is correct, and I hereby hold the Village of
Elm Grove harmless from any liabilities that may arise from my participa-
tion in this event.**
Signature (Parent/Guardian if under 18):
_________________________________________________________________
Registration Fee: Individual—$13 - Family of 2-3—$12 per person,
Family 4+ - $11 per person.
Make checks payable to: The Village of Elm Grove Fun Run. Registration
includes Fun Run T-Shirt
Registration begins Monday, May 6th at Village Hall during normal busi-
ness hours.
To register by mail, send completed forms to:
Village Hall, July 4th Fun Run, 13600 Juneau Blvd. Elm Grove, WI 53122
We gratefully acknowledge the efforts of all those who contribute and
make our 4th of July celebration such a fun & memorable event!
A special salute to the Elmbrook Rotary & the Junior Guild!
Fun Run provided by the Rotary
Elm Grove Business Association
Elm Grove Community Foundation
Elm Grove Junior Guild
John & Jeanne Allen
27LIBRARY ACTIVITIES
The Elm Grove Libary Summer Program for 2021- Tails and Tales
Please note: All plans may be subject to change if health and safety requirements change.
Schedule changes will be announced on the library website and on Facebook whenever possible.
Additional activities may be added so check for updates at elmgrovelibrary.org.
Family Story Time
Join us on most Fridays at 10:30 a.m. all summer for songs, rhymes and stories outside the
library. Bring a blanket or chairs and plan to wear a mask and maintain social distance.
Story content will be for children 3-4 years old but all are welcome!
Ages: 3-4 years old
June 18th, June 25th, July 9th, July 16th, July 23rd, August 6th, August 13th, August 20th
Time:10:30am
Location: Outside the Library
Summer Reading Program
You can register for the reading program online and log your reading minutes and
activities on the Elm Grove Library Beanstack site or with the app. If you participated in
the online reading program this winter or last summer, you don’t need to create a new
registration. Just log into your existing account and select the new challenge! When you
log your reading and/or activities, you will receive coupons and drawing slips for the end
of summer drawing.
Dates: June 14th-August 14th, 2021
Special Performances:These will be live outdoor performances in the park pavillion!
Thursday, June 17, 10:30 a.m. – Magic Morgan & Lilliana—The art of illusion combined
with comedy for a program of wholesome entertainment, humor, magic, mime and
more!
Thursday, July 1, 10:30 a.m. – Miss Jamie’s Farm—Go on a musical storytelling adventure
to the farm where you can sing, dance, laugh and learn!
Thursday, July 15, 10:30 a.m. – Cartooning is fun—Paul Merklein shows you how to draw
famous cartoon characters.
Thursday, July 29, 10:30 a.m. – David Landau—Upbeat music and comedy show where
kids can sing, dance, shout a little bit and laugh a bunch!
Thursday, August 12, 10:30 a.m. – Mr. Steve—Music, magic, ballooning and more!
Wednesday, August 18, 10:30 a.m. – Colossal Fossils “Whale of a Tale” - This program will
showcase a collection of ancient and modern whales, highlighting the amazing evolu-
tion of these enormous aquatic mammals.
28FLOODPLAIN INFORMATION
The Village of Elm Grove has initiated flood mitigation proj-
ects in an effort to reduce the risk of flooding and improve
flood risk awareness and preparedness in the Village.
Floods are one of the most common hazards in the Unit-
ed States. The effects of floods can be local, impacting a
neighborhood or community, or very large, affecting entire
river basins and multiple states.
The current Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM, floodplain
map) for the Village went in to effect on November 5,
2014. The FIRM has taken into account the Village’s ex-
tensive flood mitigation efforts. The current floodplain maps as well as the current Flood Insurance
Study (FIS) are available for viewing at Village Hall and the Elm Grove Public Library located at
13600 Juneau Blvd. You may also view the maps on the Village’s website www.elmgrovewi.org or
may be accessed on FEMA’s webpage www.fema.gov. Village staff can assist you in determining
if your property is located within the floodplain.
It is important to note that even though individual
properties may not be included within the 100-yard floodplain boundary provided by FEMA, there
is still a chance that your property may be at risk from flood damage. Homeowners within and
outside of the floodplain may purchase flood insurance to protect their homes and their valuables.
Insurance is available from the federal government or through a private insurance provider. If you
already have flood insurance, check with your insurance provider to ensure that you have insur-
ance on both your home and the contents within it. More information on flood insurance can be
found at www.floodsmart.gov.
You can also take steps to reduce the risk of flood
damage. These steps include: installing landscaping
features to absorb excess water in the ground, direct-
ing downspouts away from the home, keeping window
wells free of debris, properly disposing of grass clippings
and other debris, and grading to direct water flow
away from your home. Publications are available at
Village Hall outlining various aspects of flooding. Vil-
lage staff is also available to assist property owners and
make recommendations on how to reduce flood risks.
Pictures of past flooding events are available for viewing at Village Hall. If you are interested in
looking at photos from the 1973, 1998, 2007, 2008 or 2009 flooding events, please stop by the front
desk of Village Hall and ask to view the Flooding Pictures.
For more information please contact:
Tom Harrigan, Zoning & Planning Administrator at
262-782-6700
or tharrigan@elmgrovewi.org
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