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Perinton
Recreation & Parks
www.perinton.org
2022
Registration Begins Winter
Programs
January 4, 2022
Town Supervisor’s
Message Page 3
James E. Smith Center
JAMES E. SMITH CENTER Mon.-Fri. 6:00 AM-9:00 PM Pool/Gym Schedules available at PCC Reception Desk
Located at Sat. 7:00 AM-7:00 PM or www.perinton.org • Office: 223-5050 • Fax: 223-4045
1350 Turk Hill Road Sun. 9:00 AM-6:00 PM Taped Info: 425-1170
THE INDOOR TRACK ROOMS AND GYM FOR RENT
The Indoor Track is available to residents at no charge and non-residents An ideal location for family parties, birthday parties, showers, reunions,
for $1. Simply sign in daily at the window by the track and please wear business meetings or informational seminars. We also offer group rate
rubber soled shoes. The gymnasium and track are climate controlled for discounts for swim parties tied to room rentals. For information, contact
your comfort. The inside lane (1/17th mile) is for walkers and the outside Jeff Ackerman at 223-5050 or jackerman@perinton.org.
lane (1/16th mile) is for runners. GYM DROP-IN PROGRAMS
THE FITNESS/WELLNESS CENTER Drop-In Programs are available for all ages. Admission is $4.25 per
The Fitness/Wellness Center offers a fully equipped Cardio-Fitness Lobby person with proof of residency. Admission for non-residents is $5.50. All
and Strength-Resistance Room for participants at least 14 years old. participants must show ID every time. 10X stamp passes are available
THE AQUATIC CENTER to residents ($37.00) and non-residents ($50.00). For RESIDENTS 14
The Aquatic Center features a 25 yard lap pool, leisure pool and whirlpool. years and over. Show your monthly or 20 Visit Fitness Pass and get $1
The facility is totally enclosed for year-round use. off your daily drop-in fee or half off your purchase of a new stamp pass.
DROP-IN FITNESS CLASSES All participants must still sign in at the registration desk for basketball/
Drop-In Fitness is offered for $7.00 per class. Non-resident rate, $8.00 per volleyball/pickleball/table tennis and/or fitness/aquatic area(s).
class. Check out our adult and teen fitness classes inside this brochure. PERSONAL TRAINING/WELLNESS COACHING
Group Cycling classes are $8.00 for residents and $9.00 for non-residents. Personal training and wellness coaching will help you achieve your
Only the classes on the Fitness pages are eligible for drop-in rates. fitness goals. $38 per hour, or purchase 6 visits for the price of 5. Call for
PASS FEES an appointment with one of our Certified Personal Trainers or Certified
Upon purchase or renewal of your pass, you will be issued a photo ID Health Coach.
card to be used as your pass. Under this procedure, a separate pass will DAILY FAMILY PASS FOR AQUATICS
be required for each pass holder. LOST PASS REPLACEMENT FEE - $10. (Perinton Residents)
2 Adults, 2 Children = $16, $2 each additional child
RESIDENT NON-RESIDENT
Child* Youth Adult Senior College Active Child* Youth Adult Senior
(13/under) (14-18) (19-54) (55+) Student Military (13/under) (14-18) (19-54) (55+)
Daily $3.50 $4.00 $6.00 $4.00 $4.00 $4.00 $5.00 $6.00 $9.00 $6.00
Monthly $26.00 $32.00 $48.00 $32.00 $32.00 $32.00 $33.00 $39.00 $59.00 $39.00
20 Visit $38.00 $45.00 $68.00 $45.00 $45.00 $45.00 $66.00 $90.00 $135.00 $90.00
6 Month $127.00 $156.00 $245.00 $156.00 $156.00 $156.00 $158.00 $196.00 $300.00 $196.00
12 Month $226.00 $281.00 $440.00 $281.00 $281.00 $281.00 $285.00 $352.00 $538.00 $352.00
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
Pickleball Pickleball
Ages 18+ Ages 18+
6:00-8:00 AM 6:00-8:00 AM
Basketball Beginner Basketball Beginner Basketball
Ages 18+ Pickleball Ages 18+ Pickleball Ages 18+
11:30 AM-1:15 PM 11:30 AM-1:15 PM 11:30 AM-1:15 PM 11:30 AM-1:15 PM 11:30 AM-1:15 PM
Pickleball Pickleball Pickleball Pickleball Pickleball
1:30-3:15 PM 1:30-3:15 PM 1:30-3:15 PM 1:30-3:15 PM 1:30-3:15 PM
Basketball Basketball Basketball
Ages 30+ Ages 30+ Ages 18-29
8:15-9:45 PM 8:15-9:45 PM 8:15-9:45 PM
Schedule subject to change. View website for current schedule.
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Town News / Table of Contents
Town Supervisor’s
Ciaran Hanna
Supervisor
Message to the Community
Wishing everyone a safe and healthy winter and holiday season! In other news, you may have seen a local media report stating Greenlight has paused their
work in Perinton. While Greenlight is actively working in a permitted portion of the Town,
We are seeing more snow accumulation on the roads, which means our Public Works they have sought new permits, which involve drilling in the Right of Way, where all of our
Highway crews are out early salting and plowing 22 routes covering nearly 460 miles underground utilities are, including storm and sanitary sewer, water, electric, gas, and
of Town, County, and State roads. Our crews are well-prepared for the winter season, communication. It is essential for the safety of our residents and infrastructure that any and
transforming equipment used to haul asphalt in the summer and collect leaves in the fall all drilling in the Right of Way meets a certain set of standards - the same standards we hold
into a full fleet of winter-ready plow and salt vehicles. While our community is as winter- any utility to meet. There is no doubt we want to see Greenlight move forward in Perinton.
ready as they come, please take extra precautions while driving in poor weather conditions I’ve reached out to Greenlight and met with them directly, and it is my hope that they will
and always give plows plenty of space on the roads. work collaboratively to determine how they can safely install their service and connect more
Looking forward to 2022, we have a new Town Budget that provides a stable property tax residents.
rate at $2.34 - the third-lowest town tax rate in Monroe County. What does that mean for As previously announced, the Town of Perinton is negotiating a new Host Community
the average Perinton taxpayer? It means $6 of every $100 on your tax bill goes to the Town. Agreement (HCA) with Waste Management. The HCA is an important document that
Where does that money go? It goes into our parks and trails, senior and youth programming, outlines the protections and benefits provided to Perinton residents for hosting a portion
Community/Aquatic Center, road and drainage improvements, weekly yard debris pick up, of High Acres Landfill within the Town of Perinton. While the New York State Department
and more. I am proud of the work our Town has done to guarantee quality services while of Environmental Conservation (DEC) is the regulatory agency with primary permitting
delivering a stable tax rate. authority over the landfill, the Town has taken this opportunity to negotiate added
Soon, we will be wrapping up our 2021 Comprehensive Plan Update. As we also face the protections and heightened accountability for our residents in a new, revamped HCA.
recommencement of New York State’s Earthen Embankment Integrity Program, we are In August, the Zoning Board of Appeals renewed a Special Use Permit for High Acres Landfill
pursuing strategies in this 2021 Update to safeguard the Erie Canal in Perinton and its to operate as a business in Perinton for another five years; however, for the first time, this
future maintenance and development. The Erie Canal is one of our most significant cultural, permit was issued with several odor mitigation requirements. Even more will be included in
natural, and historic landmarks, and we must safeguard it for the generations to come. I the new, revamped Host Community Agreement. Among them are restrictions on rail waste
want residents to know that Perinton is prepared to protect the Canal and the safety of our coming from New York City and age restrictions prohibiting the acceptance of waste more
community to the greatest extent we can. than seven days old, which tends to be highly odorous. There are also strict requirements
The Town recently sent a letter to the New York State Canal Corporation outlining several on air quality monitoring and operational restrictions that have been incorporated at the
requests before any clearing occurs along the Canal. These requests include more request of the Town. All of these requirements are beyond what any Town administration
community input and engagement, alternatives to clear-cutting, and the release of hazard or agency has previously imposed on High Acres Landfill. I look forward to sharing more
and risk information to the Town and its residents. While we understand the State wants information on our new HCA soon.
to modify its canal embankment maintenance practice to permit easier inspection and I hope everyone has a wonderful winter and finds joy in the holiday season. As always, if you
identification of potential hazards, we do not believe a clear-cut is the answer. Instead, a have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to stop by, call or email any time. My
pragmatic, selective and intentional approach should be taken. It is our intent to require the number is (585) 223-0770 and my email address is channa@perinton.org. I look forward
State to actively engage all stakeholders – from the public to property owners to the Town, to hearing from you.
and provide all with an opportunity to have more input, communication, and engagement
on their plan moving forward. Sincerely,
Ciaran Hanna
Table of Contents When you see this sign in
your neighborhood, it means
James E. Smith Center Information...........................................................2 the property is scheduled to be
reviewed by the Town’s Planning
Special Events........................................................................................ 12 Board, Zoning Board of Appeals
WebTrac Info...........................................................................................13 or even Town Board.
Parks Programs...................................................................................... 14 Depending on the scope of
Preschool............................................................................................... 15 work, some projects require
Board approval before work may
Youth and Teen...................................................................................... 21 begin, which triggers a public
Youth and Teen Arts & Crafts and Cooking.............................................. 28 hearing on the proposal. These
signs are one of the ways the Town notifies residents of the hearing.
Aquatics................................................................................................. 29
If you see this sign and you would like to know what is being considered for
Aquatic Fitness....................................................................................... 35
the property, go to perinton.org and click on Properties Under Review on the
Adult Fitness.......................................................................................... 37 Home Page to see the plans and project description.
Adult Programs...................................................................................... 40
Adult Arts & Crafts and Cooking............................................................. 46 Town Hall Closings: PCC Closings:
Dec. 24: Christmas Eve Dec. 25: Christmas
55+ Prime Time Programs..................................................................... 47
Dec. 31: New Year’s Eve Jan. 1: New Year’s Day
General Information.............................................................................. 52 April 17: Easter
Jan. 17: Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Refund Policy/Drop Off Policy................................................................ 54 Feb. 21: President’s Day May 31: Memorial Day
Registration Information........................................................................ 54 April 15: Good Friday July 4: Independence Day
Registration Form.................................................................................. 55 Recreation and Parks Content Starts Page 14
Registration Begins: Tuesday, January 4, 20223
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Town of Perinton
“Living the Values”
Phone: (585) 223-0770 • Fax: (585) 223-3629 The Town’s employee recognition program, “Living the Values,” is a way to recognize our employees who
Recorded information: (585) 425-1170 provide superior public service and display our Town Values of integrity, community, respect, customer
service, and stewardship.
DPW Service Center: (585) 223-5115
For the third quarter of 2021, Town Supervisor Ciaran Hanna and the Town Board recognized Town Hall
After Hours Emergency: (585) 425-7380
and PCC Maintenance Team members Scott Allen, Mike Sozio and Scott “Zeke” Ellis for exceptional work that
Website: www.perinton.org often went beyond their regular duties.
Facebook: Town of Perinton, NY During the pandemic, the outside of the Town Hall building was in bad need of a facelift. The Maintenance
Twitter: @TPerinton Team, instead of waiting for contractors to start working again, repaired, sided and painted the Town Hall
Instagram: townofperinton exterior.
Thomas A. Klonick Last month, the Traffic Loop and North Parking Lot of the PCC was being sealed and at the same time
Town Justice residents were flocking to Town Hall to pay their school taxes. The Maintenance Crew dropped what it was
doing and directed traffic. When they noticed that seniors were having to make a long walk from where they
Avik Ganguly
parked, the trio started transporting residents in golf carts.
Town Justice
Just two examples of how Scott, Mike and Zeke make life better for Town staff and residents.
Wayne Pickering, IAO
Congratulations to Scott, Mike and Zeke and all of our nominees!
Town Assessor
Other “Living the Values” nominees included: Jim Donahue, IT and Tara Giali, Assessment Office
Joseph LaFay
Town Attorney
Robert J. Kozarits
Town Engineer
Bill Poray
Town Historian
Jason R. Kennedy
DPW Commissioner
Jeffrey D. Myers
Commissioner of Recreation and Parks
Board Meetings
Town Board
2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month
at 7:30 p.m.
Zeke, Scott, Mike (L-R)
Planning Board
Perinton Alert Services
3rd Wednesday of every month
at 7:30 p.m.
Conservation Board
Tuesdays before the 1st and 3rd
Wednesday of each month
System (PASS)
The Town of Perinton urges residents to sign up for our Perinton Alert Services System (PASS). This free
at 7:30 p.m. service will either text or email alerts or send alerts to you through Social Media. Residents can receive
messages about everything from scheduling and deadlines to emergencies in the area. Residents can also
Zoning Board of Appeals
choose to receive all Town alerts or only ones from specific departments.
4th Monday of every month
at 7:30 p.m. Go to the home page at Perinton.org and click on the PASS icon at the top of the home page or the PASS
section lower on the home page to sign up for the alerts you would like to receive. The system allows you
Updated state guidelines allow for the public in board to opt out whenever you like.
meetings, but seating is extremely limited due to social
distancing. Thus, all meetings are also offered virtually The Town strives to not overload you with alerts so only important messages will be sent out and only at
through StafLeaf. For more information, please go to
perinton.org. All meetings begin at 7:30 p.m.
appropriate times – unless the emergency is vitally important and time sensitive.
PASS is designed to help improve communication between the town and its residents. More than 8,000
residents have signed up already. So sign up to get alerts about your town and PASS it on to neighbors.
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Craft Bits and Pieces
helping seniors in Town
When Sandra Agnew-Olin saw the chance
to manage Craft Bits and Pieces, she jumped
at it. Sandra had been working at Fairport
Baptist Homes for 9 years and loved the
idea of doing even more for the seniors in
Perinton and Fairport.
“I have always leaned toward the elderly,”
she said. “They are just so wonderful and
such an asset to the community.”
She started as manager of the Fairport
Village Landing shop on Sept. 7 and has
been working hard to get it into shape.
During the pandemic, Craft Bits and
Pieces moved across the plaza to be next to
its donation center. Now next to Skip’s Meat
Market and just down from the Fairport
Public Library and the Tool Thrift Shop, Craft
Bits and Pieces is a busy place.
Craft Bits and Pieces is similar to the Tool
Thrift Shop. Besides Sandra, all employees
are volunteers and the money raised goes
to helping seniors through SOFI and other
services.
“We don’t dicker over prices,” Sandra
said. “Everything we make goes toward seniors. Keeps them in their homes The shop is open Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 9am to 4pm
longer. Helping with transportation. Anything they need.” Thursdays from 9am to 7pm and Saturdays from 9am to 3pm.
Important information for the upcoming
2022 Town and County Tax cycle
• Tax bills for the upcoming 2022 Town and County tax collection will be • By credit card online at www.monroecounty.gov - A fee equaling
mailed on December 31. 2.75% of the total amount paid for any transactions greater than $100
will be charged by the credit card company when paying by credit or
• If you do not have escrow and have not received your tax bill
debit. Payments of $100 or less will be charged $2.75.
by January 7, please call our office at (585) 223-0770 or log on to
www.monroecounty.gov to obtain a copy. • By electronic check online at www.monroecounty.gov – A sliding
scale fee is charged based on the amount of payment.
• The full payment or first installment will be due on
Thursday, February 10. • For more detailed tax information and frequently asked questions go to
www.perinton.org
• The Town will accept payments in the following ways:
If you have questions, feel free to call our office. We are always happy to help
- By check or cash in person at the Town Tax Office (9 a.m. - 5 p.m.,
our residents in any way possible!
Monday through Friday).
We hope you all have a happy holiday and a wonderful New Year!
- By check via mail (receipt date determined by U.S. postmark only).
Jen West, Town Clerk and Tax Receiver
- By check only in the Town Tax Drop Box located out front of the
Town Hall (adhering to all tax due dates and interest schedules).
Registration Begins: Tuesday, January 4, 20225
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Alexandra Winner
Town Council
A Public
Servant Who
Made History
By Bill Poray, Perinton Town Historian
Shortly after the conclusion of what was often referred to as the “Great War” in
November of 1918, the New York State Legislature adopted a law which required
municipalities to appoint a local historian. Legislators were motivated by the
importance of capturing the role of the state’s villages, towns, and cities in the war
effort. In Perinton, the first municipal historian was Charlotte Clapp (1884-1964).
She was appointed to the position in 1921, and immediately immersed herself in
the collection of information, documents and photos related to the community’s
involvement in the war. Perinton has had a municipal historian ever since, for a
total of 100 years.
community as she won her first election by more than a 3-1 margin. Charlotte
Clapp was the first woman to hold elected office in the Town of Perinton, an
accomplishment achieved only a few years after women gained the right to vote.
During the next 32 years, Charlotte Clapp enjoyed wide support in her position
as town clerk, and was easily re-elected every two years. For more than 34 years,
she also functioned as town historian, while setting the bar high for those who
followed. During WWII and immediately after, Clapp amassed an amazing
collection of data, photos, and artifacts relating to the community and the soldiers
that served. The collection continues to be of immense importance.
Charlotte Clapp lived virtually her entire life in the family home at 15 Perrin
Street. A graduate of the Fairport High School class of 1904, she earned a diploma
from Mount Holyoke College in 1909. She was employed for a period of a time
Historian Clapp gathered documentation from all available sources, and by as a teacher in Fairport schools, but soon found her calling as a public servant in
August of 1922, had submitted a comprehensive report to county and state town government. Upon her death in 1964, her hometown newspaper published
officials. Her efforts were recognized as the benchmark for such records. the following statement: “This week the community mourns the passing of a
great lady and dedicated public servant. Charlotte Clapp was probably Perinton’s
Not long after her appointment as town historian, Charlotte Clapp was
best known woman, one who had given her life to service and in the process, won
recruited to also serve as deputy town clerk, assisting A. W. Palmer. When he died
the admiration and respect of all that knew her…Charlotte Clapp will always be
unexpectedly in November of 1924, the Perinton Town Board appointed Clapp
remembered, and those remembered in mind and heart, never die.”
to complete his two-year term. The confidence shown in her was shared by the
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Class at PCC helps residents learn
the art of swords through iaido
Jeremiah Jordan has been practicing the art of iaido for 10 years, and he is very “Like other forms of Martial Arts, iaido is a life-long practice,” Jordan said. “With
excited to bring the practice to the Perinton Community Center with his class on time and practice, students learn the history, tradition, and art form that make up
Wednesday nights. today’s iaido. As one of our instructors, Sensei Fallon, is fond of saying, ‘there’s
Sensei Jordan, a second degree black belt, Sensei Brian Fallon (third degree bound to be an Old Master who is still perfecting his first kata.’”
black belt) and Sensei Dana Stolka (second degree black belt) are instructors in Kata, a sequence of techniques and movements designed to address a
the Muso Shinden Ryu Iaido class. Iaido is the art of the Japanese Sword. wide range of scenarios, is at the core of iaido. Individual kata are focused on
“A regular iaido practice has benefits beyond the physical,” Jordan said. handling specific types of encounters, whether in number of opponents, multiple
“Students hone their ability to maintain intense focus as they maintain a calm directions, or other variables.
spirit, and they learn discipline through precision and attention to detail.” The skills that are developed include cutting techniques, proper sword grip,
The class started in January and is held at the same time as Karate class in gym. drawing and sheathing the sword, footwork, body posture, spatial orientation,
Both started at Fairport Karate Academy, which closed when the pandemic hit in attention to detail, and concentration. Training in iaido involves the ability to
2020. Ann Peck brought the karate classes to the PCC, and Jordan followed soon control the sword and body in precise ways and with a calm spirit.
after with swords in hand. Information on this program can be found on page 43. If you are interested in
Similar to other martial arts, students reach new levels as they improve. The seeing what iaido is all about, Jordan invites possible students of all levels and
level of complexity increases gradually through the six parts of the series: Keshi abilities to sit in on a class Wednesdays at 7 p.m.
Ryu (yellow belt), Shindo Munen Ryu (orange belt), Omori Ryu (green belt),
Kendo Seitei Gata (brown belt), Hasegawa (black belt, first degree), and Okuden
(black belt, second degree). The training starts with a white belt.
Registration Begins: Tuesday, January 4, 20227
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Happy
Annie Asberry was in Savers
Thrift shop in Webster a few
HATS “During the pandemic they
really needed someone, not
weeks ago when she saw a just to help with school work,
goofy hat for sale and it sparked but to talk to,” she said. “We had
an idea. a great program and I think we
“I thought, ‘wouldn’t it be helped a lot.”
hilarious to wear a different She also worked for School
funny hat for the kids every Breakers and at the Pines of
day?’ ’’ Perinton summer program. Now
Thus was born a new tradition she works 2-6 p.m. opening
at the Lions Den Teen Center. the Teen Center for young
Annie tries to wear a different teens after school. Annie has a
silly hat every day to keep the Bachelor’s Degree in English
mood light in the after school from the University of Buffalo.
program. “Annie has been a real bright
“Even the parents like it,” she said. “They will come in and say ‘nice hat!’ I think spot for us,” said Recreation Supervisor Mike Clark. “She came to us during a very
it liven ups the mood. And if I don’t wear one, the kids are all ‘ah man, no hat tough time, right when we were opening up after the pandemic shutdown, and
today.’ ” her ability to work with kids has been a great asset.”
The Webster resident started working for the Recreation and Parks Department The job has also given her a reason to stop by Savers more often.
in October of 2020, when the RecZone was helping kids cope with not being able “I go by every week or so and hope they have more hats,” she said. “I want to
to go to school. keep getting them and putting smiles on kids’ faces.”
Annie, who had previously worked at Mary Cariola, picked Perinton because The Lions Den Teen Center is open Monday-Friday from 2-6 p.m. Registration is
she really likes working with kids. required. Please go to perinton.org for details.
Fairport native the interview process, Chris showed
he will be able to think out of the box
is new Perinton
both in community engagement
and ideas for the parks. He also
presented a deep understanding of
Director of Parks the need to maintain the assets that
we currently have at a level that is
expected by our residents.”
Fairport native Chris Dudley and his young family spend much of their free
time enjoying the outdoors – whether it be the Crescent Trail or the Finger Lakes. Chris graduated from Fredonia in
2003 with a Bachelor’s of Science
So when Chris saw Perinton Director of Parks position open, it was natural
in Communication, specializing
for him to combine his work and his love for nature.
in sound/radio production with a
“Our parks are a valuable asset and one of the most attractive aspects of living minor in American Studies.
in our community.” Chris said. “I chose to raise my family here largely thanks
He is a trained classical pianist and also plays guitar and the banjo. Chris has
to the preserved outdoor spaces that are so accessible to us year round. I look
been in many rock bands over the years, but his current band is not together
forward to the opportunity to work with all of our community stakeholders to
because of family obligations. All three of his daughters take lessons for string
develop and evolve our parks to meet the changing needs of our community so
instruments.
we remain a destination for generations to come.”
“We are excited to have Chris as part of the Town Team and we can’t wait to see
The 1999 Fairport High School graduate has more than 24 years of experience
what he brings to the table,” Town Supervisor Ciaran Hanna said. “We want our
with The YMCA of Greater Rochester, starting as a part-timer and working his way
Director of Parks to really be in tune with the community and work with residents
up to Regional Executive Director of the Before/After School Programs Division.
toward common goals. We think Chris’ background will help him do that.”
“I think Chris will make a great addition to our team; we are very excited he will
be joining our crew,” said Recreation and Parks Commissioner Jeff Myers. “During
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WHERE YOUR LOCAL TAX DOLLARS GO:
On average, the
Town receives
$6 of every $100
on your tax bill, and
this is where it goes:
Ciaran Hanna, Town Supervisor Town of Perinton 2022 Budget www.perinton.org
Electronics
Recycling
Program on
Pause this Winter
The Electronics Recycling Program will be on pause during the winter months,
from December through March, due to facility and staffing demands of our Snow
and Ice Program. Residents have several options for
electronics recycling during those months. Please scan the
QR Code to check our website for a full list. This program
will return with monthly electronic recycling
opportunities beginning in April 2022.
Registration Begins: Tuesday, January 4, 20229
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Rec & Parks wins
awards
The Perinton Recreation and Parks Department took home major awards at the
annual Genesee Valley Recreation and Park Society Conference Nov. 19.
The 55+ Curbside Lunch program was honored as the Program of Merit,
Perinton’s relationship with Airquip Heating and Air Conditioning was honored
as the Outstanding Corporate Partnership and a Perinton employee was the
recipient of the Dr. Christine Z. Howe Memorial Scholarship.
Projects of The Curbside Lunch program was started in June 2020 in hopes of helping
seniors during the pandemic. Seniors could order over the phone or online and
Community Interest pick up their meal in the
Perinton Community Center
Town Supervisor Ciaran Hanna recently launched a new “Projects of loop without ever getting out
Community Interest” resource for residents. This webpage highlights various of their car.
projects happening in the Town of Perinton. From updates Since then, the program –
at Perinton Square Mall to the construction of Parker Place headed by 55+ Director Kelly
on Route 250, this webpage will help residents stay up- Attridge and Chef Preston
to-date on the latest openings and developments in Town. Bennett – has averaged more
Located on the Building & Codes page on www.perinton. than 109 meals 3 to 4 days a
org, you can also scan the QR Code to view it.
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TOWN OF PERINTON
SNOW AND ICE OPERATIONS
HIGHWAY & DRIVEWAY WINTER MAILBOXES
ROAD SALTING CLEARING PARKING
Perinton's Highway Department Driveway maintenance is the In order to facilitate snow It is the Town’s policy to either
follows the “Sensible Salting property owner’s responsibility. removal and eliminate potential repair mailboxes that are
Guidelines” established by the hazards, the parking of vehicles damaged by Town plows during
County of Monroe, in conjunction When clearing your driveway, on all highways, shoulders, or snow plowing operations or
with the Environmental please keep snow piles on your within three feet of the replace them with a new mailbox
Management Council. own property. Any snow pavement within the Town, is and post.
pushed, blown or plowed onto prohibited November 1 - April 1
This policy requires us to use any street is a ticketable between the hours of 2:00 a.m. There is no legal authority that
only enough salt to make our offense under both NYS Vehicle and 7:00 a.m. grants a property owner the right
highways safe for motorists, but and Traffic Law and NYS Penal to place a mailbox along a public
also requires you to reduce your Law. If a driveway is plowed by Vehicles in violation of this road right-of-way. However, our
driving speed according to a private contractor, both the ordinance are subject to a policy of repairing or replacing
conditions. property owner and plow parking ticket. damaged mailboxes reflects a
operator may be ticketed. long-standing Town courtesy to
Repeat violators or vehicles that our residents.
Snow should be pushed to the prevent plowing of a street will
left side of the driveway (as be towed and the vehicle’s We use standard, black metal
you are facing your house) to owner will be responsible for all mailboxes and wooden posts, for
minimize the amount of snow towing and storage charge. replacements as needed.
going back onto your driveway Residents with expensive,
when Town plows go by. decorative boxes/posts should
consider switching them out
temporarily with an inexpensive
alternative prior to the winter, as
we will not replace them in-kind.
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continued from page 10 “Airquip understands the benefits of sponsoring recreation and parks events,”
week and more than 125 a day in the past two months. Nov. 17, the program Nutting said. “They realize it is an excellent opportunity for branding and exposure
served its 30,000th lunch. to the community. We are grateful for their support.”
“Transitioning our regular senior lunch to a curbside option during the Phillip Young, President of Airquip Heating and Air Conditioning said, “We
pandemic took this program to the next level,” said Recreation Director Jeff are proud to partner with Perinton Recreation and Parks; they do amazing
Nutting. “We continue to be amazed at the amount of lunches served each week work! We’re happy to support them in bringing wonderful programs and events
and plan on this program continuing for years to come.” to our community.”
Bennett isn’t just serving grilled cheese sandwiches and chips every day. In Linsey Reardon, Summer Camp Counselor, was honored with the Dr. Christine
a typical week, he serves meals such as pork chops, Salisbury steak, chicken pot Z. Howe Memorial Scholarship by GVRPS. She is a Recreation and Leisure
pie and spaghetti and meatballs. That doesn’t include the weekly special salads Management student at The College at Brockport.
and soups.
“I knew this program could get to this level,” Bennett said. “I didn’t think it
would take a pandemic to make us realize our potential, but everyone has
stepped up and really produced great food. We just keep getting better. I am
proud of everyone involved.”
Airquip has been a strong supporting sponsor with Perinton Rec & Parks since
2013 when it became a sponsor of the Center Stage Concert Series. It has also
sponsored the annual Mighty Machine Mania event.
In 2019, two advertisers were added to the back cover of the quarterly Rec &
Parks Brochure. Airquip has sponsored an ad for every brochure since.
Not only has Airquip sponsored events, but they have enhanced the experience
by bringing lawn games, giveaways and holding raffles.
Registration Begins: Tuesday, January 4, 202211
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Special Events
The Science of Minecraft
Ages: 7-12 years
There is math and science lurking behind every corner in Minecraft
Register early to avoid program cancellation Jump between the real world of science and the world of Minecraft
due to low enrollment. with a hands-on experiment.
Instructor: Sharilyn Ross
SAVE THE DATE!! Code: 162821-D F., 3/11 6:15-7:00 PM (1 class) Res $10,
Non-Res $11
Friday February 4 Red Carpet Valentine’s Dance
for the Stars! Family Zumba
Ages: 5 years and over
Saturday February 5 Red Carpet Valentine’s Dance
“Ditch the workout…join the party!” Zumba blends hypnotic Latin
for the Stars! rhythms and easy to follow moves.
Friday March 11 Family Fun Night Instructor: Kristi Jung
Friday March 18 Blarney Bingo Code: 162821-E F., 3/11 6:15-7:00 PM (1 class) Res $10,
Saturday April 9 Mr. E. Bunny Non-Res $11
Saturday April 9 Egg Hunts Blarney Bingo
Ages: Open to families
NEW!! Red Carpet Valentine’s Dance Do you have the luck o’ the Irish? Come join us for Blarney Bingo
and find out! Fun prizes are up for grabs and pizza will be served for
for the Stars! (Not just for Fathers/Daughters) dinner. Bring the whole family for a great time together.
Ages: 3-11 years (adult participation required) Location: PCC
Grab your dance shoes, be dressed to impress, and bring your favorite Date: Code: 162811-A F., 3/18 6:30-8:00 PM (1 class) Res $8,
adult to the red carpet. Enjoy pizza and refreshments, dance and Non-Res $9
bring home a craft to remember.
Supervisor: Kerry Lyon Egg Hunts
Location: PCC Ages: 0-9 years
Dates: 8-11 years with adult Join us for our Annual Egg Hunts! The hunts will take place rain, snow
Code: 126808-A F., 2/11 6:00-8:00 PM (1 class) Res $12, or shine so please dress accordingly. A container or basket to carry
Non-Res $13 eggs is recommended. Registration is required for all ages as space is
3-7 years with adult limited so please pre-register!
Code: 126808-B Sat., 2/12 11:00 AM-1:00 PM (1 class) Dates: 0-2 years
Res $12, Non-Res $13 Location: PCC
Eggs will be filled with stickers, tattoos and age appropriate treats.
Enroll all who will be attending.
Participants will trade eggs in after the hunt for various prizes/treats.
Code: 122830-AA Sat., 4/9 10:00-10:20 AM (1 class) No charge
NEW!! Family Fun Night Code: 122830-AB Sat., 4/9 10:30-10:50 AM (1 class) No charge
Are you interested in signing up for a specific class, but unsure what Ages: 2-4 years
it’s all about? Enjoy some family time together! Try one of the classes Location: Center Park West Soccer Field
listed below and spend an hour (7:15-8:15PM) in our aquatics Eggs will be filled with candy, stickers or tattoos. Participants will
facility! Enroll all who will be attending. Fee is charged per person. trade eggs in after the hunt for various prizes/treats.
Code: 122830-BA Sat., 4/9 9:30-9:50 AM (1 class) No charge
Cooking with Chef Preston Code: 122830-BB Sat., 4/9 10:00-10:20 AM (1 class) No charge
Ages: 9 years and over Ages: 5-9 years
Join us in the kitchen to make a delicious dessert from scratch. Please Location: Center Park West Amphitheater
bring either a hat or hair net. Eggs will be filled with candy, stickers or tattoos. Participants will
Instructor: Preston Bennett trade eggs in after the hunt for various prizes/treats.
Code: 162821-A F., 3/11 6:15-7:00 PM (1 class) Res $10, Code: 122830-DA Sat., 4/9 9:45-10:05 AM (1 class) No charge
Non-Res $11 Code: 122830-DB Sat., 4/9 10:15-10:35 AM (1 class) No charge
Code: 122830-DC Sat., 4/9 10:45-11:05 AM (1 class) No charge
Family Yoga with Butterfly Kids Yoga Mr. E. Bunny
Ages: 3-10 years Ages: Open to families
Yoga and fun for the entire family! Join us for this Butterfly Kids Yoga Hop into Spring and join us for a visit with Mr. E. Bunny! The event
class that will focus on playful poses, engaging games, simple breath also includes a small craft and preschool play time. Be sure to bring
techniques, partner family poses and a relaxing family savasana. your camera for great photo opportunities. Children of all ages are
Geared toward ages 3-10, but older children are welcome if they welcome to attend (with an adult), however the activities offered will
would like to participate. be geared towards ages 2-6.
Instructor: Allison Picciano Location: PCC
Code: 162821-B F., 3/11 6:15-7:00 PM (1 class) Res $10, Date: Code: 162834-A Sat., 4/9 10:00-11:30 AM (1 class) No charge.
Non-Res $11 Only enroll child.
Polymer Clay Art Project 2nd Annual Snow Sculpture
Ages: 5 years and over Building Contest
You can welcome spring early with your new flowerpot! We’ll Ages: Open to families
decorate a small pot with colorful polymer clay! You’ll be ready for Get creative and build a family friendly sculpture out of snow! Please
email a photo of you and your sculpture to jreed@perinton.org for
spring planting!
judging. Include your name(s), date, phone number and where
Instructor: Kathy Fiete your creation was built. Contest will run January 1-February
Code: 162821-C F., 3/11 6:15-7:00 PM (1 class) Res $10, 28. We will post photos and announce winners on our
Non-Res $11 Facebook page.
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Login” section, please click on the “Need an account?” link. All you need to do is
notifications about Perinton Recreation and Parks happenings. Join
fill out the required information. This information will be sent to recreation staff, the conversation, share your thoughts, and show us your Perinton
and they will review and confirm the account. Once the account is confirmed, pride by checking in, tagging us and using #PerintonRec.
you will receive an email stating that your account is now active. Please register
for WebTrac prior to the first day of registration to ensure your account is active.
Perinton Recreation and Parks
NOTE: Please ensure that the dates of birth and grades you provide for the @PerintonRec #PerintonRec
participants are accurate, as the system will not allow enrollment for a program
if the age and/or grade criteria are not met. These data fields cannot be changed QUICK REFERENCE
once they are entered. Weather Cancellation Policy: Programs conducted in school facilities are
cancelled when schools are closed. Call the Recorded Taped Information Line
Please go online to https://webtrac.perinton.org and enter the ‘user name’ and (425-1170) for an updated program status. Programs cancelled due to poor
‘password’ that we have provided you. You can ‘shop’ by selecting your classes, weather conditions will be announced by WHAM (1180 AM).
placing them in your ‘shopping cart’, and ‘check
out’ using Visa, Mastercard or Discover to
complete your transaction on our secured site. Holidays:
A receipt may be printed for your records. Monday-Friday, February 21-25........................................Mid-Winter Recess
Friday, March 25........................................................K-5 Parent Conferences
For more information, call the Perinton
Recreation and Parks Department at 223- Friday, April 8............................................ Superintendent’s Conference Day
5050. Friday, April 15............................................................................ Good Friday
All classes, unless otherwise
indicated, are available on
WebTrac.
What’s New For WINTER
Preschool Youth and Teen Adult
Active Art! Circus Fun Adult Tap
Are You Ready to Tumble? Fairport Soccer Club Micro Beginner Belly Dance
Busy Buddies Program Board Game Night
Discovery Days with Ms. Judy Friday Gymnastics College Debt – What You
Friday Gymnastics Adv. Need to Know Before,
Happy Hoppers During & After College
Little Hands Little Bakers: Pink Pancakes! Running Club I & II
Fund Your Future
Little Hands Little Bakers: Wacky Winter Day Running Ready
Hands On Shake Up Your
Cupcakes! Taekwondo – Child Beginner Makeup
Preschool Adventures: If You Give a Mouse Tri-Athletes Squad Hands On Skin Care
a Cookie Tumble Level 1, 2 & 3 Workshop
Preschool Adventures: Valentine’s Day Tween/Teen Hands Taekwondo – Adult Beginner
Preschool Adventures: My Five Senses On Makeup Class Volleyball – Indoor for Adults
Preschool Adventures: Dr. Seuss’ Birthday Tween/Teen Hands
On Skin Care Workshop Adult Arts & Crafts
Preschool Adventures: Baskets and Bunnies
Under the Big Top! and Cooking
Princess and Prince Camp
Whizzing and Waffles at Greystone Beginning Drawing
Rock Rhythm and Roll
Crochet a Hat
Sports Starters Youth and Teen Arts &
Knit a Hat
Superhero Camp Crafts and Cooking
Teeny Tiny Artists: Valentines! Caricature Cartooning Special Events
Teeny Tiny Artists: Snowy Day! Family Fun Night
Aquatics
Teeny Tiny Artists: Frogs! Red Carpet Valentine’s Dance
Aqua Circuit for the Stars!
Teeny Tiny Artists: St. Patrick’s Day!
Fitness
Teeny Tiny Artists: “Easter Bunny Express!”
Interval Training
The Hat
Registration Begins: Tuesday, January 4, 202213
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Register early to avoid program 2022 Community Garden
Ages: Open to resident families
cancellation due to low enrollment.
The garden is a community space where people can rent a
2022 Parks Reservations raised bed or participate in the Share the Harvest program.
The Recreation and Parks Department began accepting 2022 reservation Both areas allow members (novice or expert) to grow their
applications for the Fellows Road Park Building, Perinton Park Building, own produce and flowers as well as their gardening skills.
White Brook Nature Area Building and town park shelters for Perinton
residents on Wednesday, December 1, 2021. The month of December Location: Potter Park
is for residents’ reservations only. Reservations will be open to non- Code: 8’ x 4’ (single) 548100-A $25
residents (and residents also), Monday, January 3, 2022. 16’ x 4’ (double) 548100-B $45
The Fellows Road Park Building, Perinton Park Building and White Brook 24’ x 4’ (triple) 548100-C $60
Nature Area Building will be available for reservations from January 2022 Share the Harvest 548100-D $20
– December 2022. Existing 2021 garden members began registering on September 1.
New members registration began on November 1.
Friday thru Sunday, the fee for the Fellows Road Park and Perinton Not available on WebTrac. Residents only.
Park buildings is $180 for Perinton residents, and the fee for the building
at White Brook Nature Area is $160 for Perinton residents. For non-
residents, the fees will be $225 for Fellows Road and Perinton Park and
Story Walk
Peter’s Chair by Ezra Jack Keats
$180 for White Brook.
Monday thru Thursday, the fee for the Fellows Road Park and Perinton Co-sponsored by the Fairport Area Branch
Park buildings is $150 for Perinton residents, and the fee for the building of the American Association of University Women
at White Brook Nature Area is $140 for Perinton residents. For non- Join us for our indoor Story Walk selection, Peter’s Chair by author and
residents, the fees will be $195 for Fellows Road and Perinton Park and illustrator Ezra Jack Keats. Peter has a new baby sister. First his father
$170 for White Brook. paints Peter’s old cradle pink, then his crib. When his parents want to
The Fellows Road Park and the Perinton Park buildings will accommodate paint Peter’s chair, Peter has had enough. “Let’s run away, Willie,” he
groups up to 65 people with tables and chairs and the White Brook Nature says to his dog - and they do! This is a gentle and reassuring story about
Area building will accommodate groups up to 48. All three buildings are sibling rivalry. If you enjoy this story about Peter, he appears in a total of
heated, have rest rooms, a refrigerator and stove. The Fellows Road seven of Keats’ books during which Peter grows and takes on other of
Building also has a fireplace. life’s childhood challenges.
Picnic shelters are located at Center Park, Egypt Park, Fellows Road Park,
Kreag Road Park, Perinton Park and White Brook Nature Area and will be The author is best known for introducing multiculturalism into mainstream
available for reservations from April 1, 2022 – October 31, 2022. Electrical American children’s literature. He was one of the first children’s book
outlets are provided at all shelters. authors to use an urban setting for his stories and he developed the use
of collage as a medium for illustration.
Friday thru Sunday, the fee for residents is $100 and non-residents is Story Walk starts inside the Community Center in the north corridor.
$140.
Monday thru Thursday, the fee for residents is $80 and non-residents This project is dedicated to Mary Wilkinson and Marty Ey, both long time
is $120. AAUW members and Story Walk supporters.
Unreserved shelters are available for use on a first come, first served
basis. Crescent Trail Monthly Guided Hikes
All applicants must be at least 21 years of age. Facility reservation forms Free monthly guided hikes, no pre-registration required, are organized by
are available at the Perinton Recreation and Parks office located at the the Crescent Trail Hiking Association. Adults, teens and children under
Perinton Recreation and Parks office at the Perinton Community Center, 16 supervised by an adult are welcome to participate. All hikes start at
1350 Turk Hill Road. Reservations will be accepted on a first come, first 1:30 PM on the second Sunday of the month, unless otherwise noted.
served basis. Please list clearly a second or third choice of data/location At any point of the hike, you may turn around and return to the start if
in the event your first choice is not available. For further information, call your time is limited. Hikes are usually around 1½ hours in duration. For
the Perinton Recreation and Parks office at 223-5050. more information, go to the Association’s website www.crescenttrail.org
or visit us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/crescenttrail. If you have
an idea for a new hike or would like to lead a hike, send us an email at
crescenttrail@gmail.com.
• Sunday, January 9, 1:30 PM – Seneca Trail near Eastview Mall. Meeting
at Cobblestone Court, park just north of the TJ Maxx Store
• Sunday, February 13, 1:30 PM – Horizon Hill to Woodcliff (and back).
Meeting at Horizon Hill trailhead on Garnsey Road.
• Sunday, March 13, 1:30 PM – Pub hike! Meeting at Liftbridge Lane at
the parking lot behind B-side restaurant. We’ll stop for a quick one after
the hike!
• Sunday, April 10, 1:30 PM – Boughton Park in Victor. We’ll meet at
Boughton Park, Stirnie Road entrance.
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Register early to avoid program cancellation due to low enrollment.
A note on Preschool Programs:
Child must meet the age requirement of program by program start date.
* Please do not drop off your child prior to designated class time and be prompt in picking up your child.
You may register for more than 1 session during the registration period.
** Please note: When registering for a program that requires enrollment of both parent and child, it is imperative
that both names appear on the registration form.
Preschooler and Parent Drop-In Gym Art and Sensory Play
Ages: 1-5 years (infants in arms permitted) Ages: 18 months – 7 years (adult participation required)
Playtime in the gym for parents and children, 1-5 years (infants in This process-oriented art class is so much fun for young children.
arms permitted). Colorful equipment to climb on, riding toys, etc. Not only do they make beautiful works of art, but they will explore
for active fun. Equipment is sanitized regularly! Dry sneakers and STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math) concepts
comfortable clothes are required. Face masks required for adults through the process. They will make art by using catapults,
and encouraged for children. Check in at the downstairs desk. bouncing & throwing, rolling & shaking, gluing & pasting, blowing
Location: PCC & pulling, whacking & smacking, sticking & stacking and more!
Dates: M.-F., Starts 1/3 9:00-11:00 AM They will get to explore a variety of materials with their senses. They
Fees: $4.25/child (resident), $5.25/child (non-resident). will explore slimy things, ooey gooey things, wet and dry things,
No charge for parent or guardian. rough and smooth things and more! It will be so much fun, so
10x stamp passes available for residents ($37.00) and non- please dress for a mess.
residents ($50.00). Instructor: Drew Beeman, Progressive Early Learning
Not available on WebTrac. Location: PCC
Dates: Code: 128838-A M., 3/21-4/11 10:30-11:15 AM (4 classes)
Res $60, Non-Res $66
Active Art!
Ages: 2-7 years
ONLINE CLASS. Move your body with Coach Mary and turn Busy Buddies
out some artistic masterpieces that are not only fun but keep Ages: 2-4 years (adult participation required)
little hands busy even over the February school break! Your Keep those toddlers happy! A fun class to strengthen and use all our
inbox will get a link to a new project each week that you can access muscles in a super safe way while trying out climbing and jumping
as much as you like. Specifically for these colorful projects you will obstacles. Some structured and free play time with mats of all sizes,
be jumping, pounding, dipping and dabbing art materials with parachute games and obstacle courses fit for all! Perfect for girls
great new colors and textures! Each video also includes a physical and boys alike! Taught by safety-certified Gymnastics Coach Mary.
activity to move or bend that goes along with the theme of that Instructor: Mary Slaughter
project! A list of any necessary materials will be given upon Location: PCC
registration. Projects are not difficult in nature and are meant to Dates: Code: 115826-E F., 3/4-4/8 (ex. 3/25) 5:30-6:00 PM (5 classes)
engage children ages 2-7. Session also includes option to be part of Res $59, Non-Res $64
the slideshow “Gallery of Masterpieces” that displays the growing Code: 115826-F F., 3/4-4/8 (ex. 3/25) 6:00-6:30 PM (5 classes)
body of accomplishments of the Active Art class! One registration Res $59, Non-Res $64
covers all the kids in your household.
Instructor:
Location:
Mary Slaughter
ONLINE CLASS
Butterfly Kids Yoga
Ages: 3-5 years
Dates: Code: 115895-Z Th., 2/10-3/17 6:00-7:00 PM (6 classes) A fun yoga class for ages 3-5! We’ll develop flexibility,
Res $49, Non-Res $54 coordination, gross motor skills, and sweet moments with yoga
poses fun activities, music and more. Please bring a water
bottle each week. To learn more about Butterfly Kids Yoga,
Are You Ready to Tumble? please visit www.butterflykidsyoga.com.
Ages: 3-8 years Instructor: Butterfly Kids Yoga Instructor
Want to learn cartwheels, somersaults, bridges, backbends, group Location: PCC
rhythms, and more? Boys and girls are invited to learn new tricks to Dates: Code: 121100-A Tu., 1/18-2/15 10:00-10:45 AM (5 classes)
extend their tumbling and acrobatic skills individually and with a Res $55, Non-Res $61
group. Everyone will work at his/her own skill level to learn to be Code: 121100-B Tu., 3/1-3/29 10:00-10:45 AM (5 classes)
more confident and have fun! Great class for siblings and friends. Res $55, Non-Res $61
Instructor: Judy Gillotte Drew
Code: 121100-C F., 1/21-2/18 10:00-10:45 AM (5 classes)
Location: PCC
Res $55, Non-Res $61
Dates: Code: 128860-A Th., 1/20-2/17 4:00-4:45 PM (5 classes)
Code: 121100-D F., 3/4-4/1 10:00-10:45 AM (5 classes)
Res $55, Non-Res $61
Res $55, Non-Res $61
Code: 128860-B Th., 3/3-3/31 4:00-4:45 PM (5 classes)
Res $55, Non-Res $61
Registration Begins: Tuesday, January 4, 202215
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Creative Movement Fun With Ones
Ages: 3-5 years Ages: 12-24 months (adult participation required)
This class introduces children ages 3-5 to ballet and creative Come and enjoy special play time with your little one! There will be
movement. This class is meant to be fun and build self-confidence. equipment to play on, new friends to meet, songs and circle time!
It covers a basis of movement found in all dance forms. Registrant Instructor: Sharilyn Ross
must provide pink leotard, pink tights, leather ballet shoes and hair Location: PCC
pulled back off face into a bun. Male students – ballet shoes, shorts Dates: Code: 115803-A M., 1/24-2/14 9:30-10:15 AM (4 classes)
and fitted shirt. Res $36, Non-Res $40
Instructor: M.C. Classical Productions Code: 115803-B Tu., 1/25-2/15 9:30-10:15 AM (4 classes)
Location: PCC Res $36, Non-Res $40
Dates: Code: 115854-A Sat., 1/22-4/16 (ex. 2/26) 9:00-9:30 AM Code: 115803-C M., 3/7-3/21 9:30-10:15 AM (3 classes)
(12 classes) Res $84, Non-Res $92 Res $27, Non-Res $30
Code: 115803-D Tu., 3/8-3/22 9:30-10:15 AM (3 classes)
Dance With Me Res $27, Non-Res $30
Ages: 18 months – 3 years (adult participation required) Code: 115803-E M., 3/28-4/11 9:30-10:15 AM (3 classes)
Dance With Me is a half hour creative movement class suitable for Res $27, Non-Res $30
young dancers. Parents/guardians will participate actively in the Code: 115803-F Tu., 3/29-4/12 9:30-10:15 AM (3 classes)
class as children learn basic steps, movements and terminology Res $27, Non-Res $30
through songs, stories and play.
Instructor: Ramona Reuter
Location: PCC & Studio East Dance Company Happy Hoppers
Dates: PCC Ages: 2-4 years (adult participation required)
Code: 115898-A Th., 1/20-2/17 10:45-11:15 AM (5 classes) The happiest hour of all! Put all that toddler energy to good use and
Res $40, Non-Res $44 learn valuable tumbling skills! There is no better sports foundation
Studio East Dance Company for coordination and strength than tumbling, climbing and
Code: 115898-B Sat., 1/22-3/19 (ex. 2/26) 9:00-9:30 AM jumping! Some structured and free play time that is perfect for girls
(8 classes) Res $70, Non-Res $77 and boys alike! Taught by safety-certified Gymnastics Coach Mary.
Instructor: Mary Slaughter
Location: PCC
Discovery Days with Ms. Judy Dates: Code: 115826-C F., 1/21-2/18 5:30-6:00 PM (5 classes)
Ages: 2-4 years (adult participation required) Res $59, Non-Res $64
Discover the world through art with Ms. Judy. Each class Code: 115826-D F., 1/21-2/18 6:00-6:30 PM (5 classes)
will be a different activity. After our specially chosen stories about Res $59, Non-Res $64
the topic of the day, we’ll discover the world with hands-on Code: 115826-H Th., 1/27-3/10 (ex. 2/17, 2/24) 10:30-11:05 AM
experimenting, designing, and discovering through arts and crafts (5 classes) Res $59, Non-Res $64
projects, plantings, mixings and manipulations. The best part, no
Instructor:
mess at home!
Judy Gillotte Drew
Hedgie’s Surprise
Location: PCC Ages: Open to families (adult participation required)
Dates: Code: 128858-A F., 1/21-2/11 10:15-11:00 AM (4 classes) Join us for a reading of Jan Brett’s book Hedgie’s Surprise followed
Res $45, Non-Res $50 by the opportunity to meet a variety of animals and reptiles,
including the star of Jan Brett’s book. We will get to watch our
Code: 128858-B F., 2/18-3/18 (ex. 2/25) 10:15-11:00 AM
animal friends interact with each other running around in a
(4 classes) Res $45, Non-Res $50
swimming pool.
Code: 128858-C F., 3/25-4/15 10:15-11:00 AM (4 classes)
Instructor: Anne Meade
Res $45, Non-Res $50 Location: PCC
Dates: Code: 125844-D F., 4/1 6:00-7:00 PM (1 class)
Res $8, Non-Res $9
Friday Gymnastics
See Youth & Teen page 22 Irish Dance for Little Leprechauns
Ages: 4-6 years
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with Irish Dance! In this fun
class, students will learn the skips, jig and some of Amy’s
favorite legends from Ireland. Parents are invited to our
performance the last day of class! Taught by Amy Coppola, TCRG of
Dunleavy Irish Dance.
Instructor: Amy Coppola
Location: PCC
Dates: Code: 125883-A W., 3/2-3/23 4:30-5:15 PM (4 classes)
Res $48, Non-Res $53
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