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WINTER/ SPRING 2022 PLAYBOOK Your guide to recreation, activities, and parks in Lacey Presented in cooperation with North Thurston Public Schools
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Lacey Parks, Culture & Recreation provides healthy,
inspirational, and recreational opportunities through
quality programming, facilities, and community events.
The department also furthers the preservation and
enhancement of the environment through planned
parks, open spaces, and natural habitat areas.
LACEY CITY HALL With over 1,200 acres of parkland and open space,
420 College St SE a premier regional athletic complex, and several
Lacey, WA 98503 community buildings, Lacey’s residents and visitors
enjoy one of the finest municipal park networks in the
state. An array of recreation programs and special
BOARD OF PARK events are also offered, including cultural, sports,
COMMISSIONERS aquatics, fitness, outdoor, youth, and teen programs.
■ Sarah Daniels, Chair
■ Erwin Vidallon, Vice-Chair
■ Kamber Good
■ Wendy Goodwin
■ Troy Kirby
■ Gary Larson
■ Declan Line
■ Aram Wheeler
EVENTS ADULT YOUTH SPORTS &
FITNESS
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LACEY LOVES TO READ
Join the citywide celebration and read books
by author BRANDON MULL
Explore the works of Brandon Mull, the #1 New York Times best-selling
author of Fablehaven, Beyonders, the Five Kingdoms series, and the new
sequel to Fablehaven: Dragonwatch. He also published the picture
books Pingo & Smarter than a Monster Survival Guide.
The February 2022 author event is still being planned.
For the most up-to-date information visit www.nthurston.k12.wa.us/read
For a schedule of events, information on writing contests, up -to -date information,
or to support this program, visit www.nthurston.k12.wa.us/read.
In partnership with the City of Lacey,
The Lacey Timberland Library, and
North Thurston Public Schools
AQUATICS FACILITIES LACEY PARKS &
MUSEUM TRAILS
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EVENTS
Lacey Cultural
Celebration
Presented by:
SATURDAY • MARCH 12 • 10 am – 6 pm
SAINT MARTIN’S MARCUS PAVILION AND ONLINE!
Savor the sights and sounds of the world without leaving Lacey! Share the
heritage and cultures of our community at the Lacey Cultural Celebration,
an event for the entire family! This year will be bigger than ever as we
bring the world to you. Enjoy music and dance presentations on three
stages by local and regional performing arts groups. Learn about
various world traditions through demonstrations and displays. Sample
the flavors and art of the world with our diverse food and craft vendors.
Bring the kids for hands-on crafts!
Not able to attend in person? This year we will offer the Celebration
in person AND in a virtual format. Enjoy livestream performances,
interactive discussions and shopping with our vendors, watch
demonstrations, and more from anywhere in the world right- on your
own computer or mobile device!
Vendors, performers, cultural clubs, and organizations are
invited to take part in this event. For more information,
FREE
performance schedule, and link to the virtual events visit
ci.lacey.wa.us/living-in-lacey/the-community/
arts-and-events/ethnic-celebration Hybrid
Event
In Cooperation with:
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Arbor Day Tree Give Away FREE
E V ENT S
APRIL 9 • SATURDAY • 10 am – 1 pm*
HUNTAMER PARK • FREE
The City’s annual seedling giveaway is back for 2022! It’s part of
Lacey’s Tree City USA designation and a great opportunity for
residents to pick up new trees for their yards. We will have a
variety of tree species available. The seedlings, up to three
feet tall, are limited to one per person, so bring the entire family!
As the date approaches, we will post the list of tree
varieties on our website at ci.lacey.wa.us/events.
* Or until trees run out
Lacey Family Fish-In
APRIL 9 • SATURDAY
LONGS POND AT WOODLAND
CREEK COMMUNITY PARK
4 – 14 YRS • FREE (pre-registration is
required and includes a rod & reel)
The fish are jumping at Longs Pond. This event encourages
fishing as a family activity and includes on-site volunteers to
help teach fishing basics.
Offered in cooperation with Puget Sound Anglers, Washington State Department
of Fish and Wildlife, Cabela’s and Zebco.
Lacey Spring Fun Fair
MAY 21 • SATURDAY • 10 am – 6 pm
MAY 22 • SUNDAY • 11 am – 5 pm
SAINT MARTIN’S UNIVERSITY
FREE PARKING & ADMISSION
Join us for two days of FREE FUN for everyone! Activities
include pony rides, games, inflatables, live entertainment,
and more. Attendees can also purchase items from arts &
crafts and food vendors. On Saturday meet the Dinosaurs of
Dino Crew NW and on Sunday, enjoy the annual car show!
Visit laceyspringfunfair.com for more details.
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TAKE HOME COOKIE KITS
for all ages
Transform your kitchen into a bakery as you decorate
(and eat) delicious, themed cookies! Each kit comes with
4 sugar cookies and the frosting and toppings you need
– all bundled in a “take home” kit with instructions from
May’s Sugar Stop! Pre registration is required.
Winter Wonderland Cookie Kit Valentine’s Cookie Kit
Must register by Jan. 7 to guarantee your kit. Must register by Jan. 28 to guarantee your kit.
Jan. 14 Fri. 10 am – 5 pm $20 + Tax per kit Special Flavor: Strawberries & Cream
Pick up at Parks and Recreation Counter Feb. 4 Fri. 10 am – 5 pm $20 + Tax per kit
Pick up at Parks and Recreation Counter
St. Patrick’s Day Cookie Kit April Showers Cookie Kit
Must register by Mar. 4 to guarantee your kit. Must register by Apr. 8 to guarantee your kit.
Mar. 11 Fri. 10 am – 5 pm $20 + Tax per kit Apr. 15 Fri. 10 am – 5 pm $20 + Tax per kit
Pick up at Parks and Recreation Counter Pick up at Parks and Recreation Counter
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ADULT PROGRAMS
Belly Dancing
(16+ yrs) Learn the basics of belly dance,
improve fitness, and develop core strength
while working out to great world music!
Class emphasizes posture and stretching to
avoid injury, muscle isolation for improving
strength, and repetition for balanced workout.
*Instructors’ approval required
SESSION I Jan. 4 - Mar. 8 Tue. $49
SESSION II Mar. 22- May 31 Tue. $49
*NO class April 5th
ADVANCED* 6 - 7 pm
BEGINNER 7:30 - 8:30 pm
Lacey Community Center
Introduction to Oil Painting
(18+ yrs) Here’s your opportunity to learn the
steps of creating serene landscapes to deliver
nature’s peaceful moments through your own
work. Whether this is your first time with a
brush or you’ve dabbled with painting before,
we will guide you through the whole process.
This hands-on studio class covers basic art
terms, color mixing, painting techniques, safety
habits on material handling, and the completion
of a final oil painting. Supply list provided at
registration.
SESSION I Jan. 20 – Feb. 10 Thu. 12:30 – 3:30 pm $79
SESSION II Feb. 24 – Mar. 17 Thu. 12:30 – 3:30 pm $79
SESSION III Apr. 14 – May 5 Thu. 12:30 – 3:30 pm $79
SESSION IV May 19 – Jun. 9 Thu. 12:30 – 3:30 pm $79
Woodland Creek White House
Meet the Instructor
Instructor Susan Bosse has painted for over
20 years. She has a Bachelor of Fine Arts and
is a member of Olympia Arts League.
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First Aid CPR Class
(12+ yrs) Learn valuable “basic lifesaving
skills” during this one-day program covering
personal safety, blood-borne pathogens,
choking, all levels of CPR, and other
essential topics. This program provides a
2 -year certification for infant, child, and
adult first aid/CPR and meets L&I and DSHS
child care requirements. Class covers, but
does not certify, AED. Bring a sack lunch.
Jan. 15 Sat. 8:30 am – 3 pm $20
Feb. 19 Sat. 8:30 am – 3 pm $20
Mar. 19 Sat. 8:30 am – 3 pm $20
Apr. 16 Sat. 8:30 am – 3 pm $20
May 21 Sat. 8:30 am – 3 pm $20
Lacey Community Center
(non-refundable; Instructor will collect additional $25
material fee at class).
Taiko Drumming
(16+ yrs) Taiko, the art of Japanese Drumming,
is now available to you! If you’ve ever
wondered what it’s like to play the big drums,
now is your chance to give it a try! This is a
physical activity that requires the ability to
stand for an hour and flex and stretch. No
experience needed for the beginning class, and
drums provided. We will use River Ridge High
School’s practice drums and play on the rawhide
drums during the final class.
SESSION I Jan. 6 - Feb. 3 Thu. $30
SESSION II Feb. 10 – Mar. 10 Thu. $30
SESSION III Apr. 14 – May 12 Thu. $30
SESSION IV May 19 – Jun. 16 Thu. $30
BEGINNING 7 – 8 pm
INTERMEDIATE 6 – 7 pm
River Ridge high School Band Room 608
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Toddler Explorations
(18 mos. – 3 yrs) This class offers fun new
experiences for your toddler! Theme -based
activities include stories, crafts, sensory play,
songs, and games that will have you both up
and moving as we learn about the world around
us, together! Each session includes different
activities. Parents must stay to assist.
SESSION I Jan. 12 – Feb. 2 Wed. 9 – 10 am $49
SESSION II Feb. 16 – Mar. 9 Wed. 9 – 10 am $49
YOUTH CLASSES SESSION III Apr. 13 – May 4
SESSION IV May 18 – June 8
Wed.
Wed.
9 – 10 am
9 – 10 am
$49
$49
Woodland Creek White House
Little Dancers Preschool Explorations
(3–5 yrs) Does your little one boogie around the (3–5 yrs) This class offers new experiences for
house? This class is a perfect way for your dancer your preschooler! Fun themes and activities
to learn some moves as well as choreography. will enhance both fine and gross motor skills
Some of the styles taught in the class are hip hop, development and keep your child engaged and
ballet, & musical theater. Taught by Katherine interested. Your child will learn cognitive and
Saylors. Parents invited in at the end of class to social skills that prepare them for the next step
see what the dancers have learned. as they sing, dance, create, explore, and play
while having fun! Participants must be potty-
SESSION I Apr. 14 - May 5 Thu. 5:45 – 6:15 pm $30
SESSION II May 12 - Jun. 2 Thu. 5:45 – 6:15 pm $30 trained. Space is limited so register early!
Jacob Smith House SESSION I Jan. 12 – Feb. 2 Wed. 11 am – 12 pm $49
SESSION II Feb. 16 – Mar. 9 Wed. 11 am – 12 pm $49
Tik Tok Dance: Tik Tok & Trends SESSION III Apr. 13 – May 4 Wed. 11 am – 12 pm $49
SESSION IV May 18 – June 8 Wed. 11 am – 12 pm $49
(6–12 yrs) In this class your dancer will learn Woodland Creek White House
a variety of trending dance choreography
and moves. TikTok music and moves will be
modified to be age appropriate. The dancers
will learn trendy moves from past decades as
well as current day day trends. If you have a
request please suggest it at the beginning of
class. Some of the trends in the class will be:
The moon walk, running man, stanky leg, whip
and nae nae, shoot, jerking and cupid shuffle.
Parents are invited in at the end of the class to
see what their dancer learned.
SESSION I Apri. 14 - May 5 Thu. 6:45 – 7:15 pm $30
SESSION II May 12 - Jun. 2 Thu. 6:45 – 7:15 pm $30
Jacob Smith House
Meet the Instructor
Katherine has been dancing since she was a
young girl. She began teaching at the age of 14.
In 2007 Katherine created a dance company,
DancerZone360. She has had her performing
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S.T.E.A.M Together!
(3–7 yrs) Research shows activities that teach
children about Science, Technology, Engineering,
Art and Math help build a great foundation for
education! These areas are often hard for parents
to find time, space, and ideas on how to foster
this type of learning in their children. These
workshops takes all the work and worry out of EV3 Robotics: Cyber-Vehicles
the experience for you! Our instructor will plan an (9–12 yrs) Build and program real working
age-appropriate STEAM- related activity, project robots! Using laptop software, kids will program
or experiment; collect all the supplies; and set up the robots they build using Bricks 4 Kidz® model
the space for you and your child. All you have to plans and LEGO® technology to create exciting
do is show up and make memories! Parents stay dynamic cyber-vehicles. Build and program a
and assist. tracked tank-bot, a daring dragster, a high-tech
SESSION I: MATH & ENGINEERING trike, and a relentless rover. Join us for this
Jan. 5 Wed. 10 – 11 am $15 action-packed 4-week class where kids learn
SESSION II: ART
real-life skills while having real-kid fun! All
Feb. 9 Wed. 10 – 11 am $15 students take home a custom mini-figure (kits
are reused, not taken home).
SESSION III: SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Mar. 16 Wed. 10 – 11 am $15 Jan. 25 – Feb. 15 Tue. 6 – 7:30 pm $96
Woodland Creek White House Woodland Creek White House
EV3 Robotics: Robo-Animals
(9–12 yrs) Build and program real working
Meet the Instructor robots! Using laptop software, kids will be able
Ms. Jamie has almost 20 years of experience to program the robots they build using Bricks
working with children of all ages and 4 Kidz® model plans and LEGO® technology
family structures, including owning her to create amazing autonomous robo-animals.
own preschool for 10+ years and earning Build and program “K-9” the walking and
an Associate’s Degree in Early Childhood barking dog, “Rab-Bot” the hopping rabbit, a
Education from SPSCC in 2010. She believes in creepy crawly spider, and an automated dog
a hands- on approach to learning and teaching walker. Join us for this action-packed 4-week
young children, and loves to use art and class where kids learn real-life skills while
science in the classroom. having real-kid fun! All students take home a
custom mini-figure (kits are reused, not taken
home).
Mar. 1 – 22 Tue. 6 – 7:30 pm $96
Woodland Creek White House
Lego Class: Minecraft
(6–12 yrs) Experience the world of Minecraft®
using LEGO® bricks in this fun 4-week series
of Bricks 4 Kidz® “Mining & Crafting” classes.
Minecraft is a game about placing blocks
together to build anything you can imagine.
Kids will craft familiar mobs, critters, and tools
using LEGO bricks and motors. All students
take home a custom mini-figure (kits are
reused, not taken home).
Apr. 12 – May 3 Tue. 6 – 7 pm $64
Woodland Creek White House
12 Lacey Parks, Culture and Recreation Playbook Winter/Spring 2022Lego Class: Superheroes
(6–12 yrs) Join Bricks 4 Kidz® for a 4-week
series of classes building Superheroes with
LEGO® bricks. Kids will recognize a family of
incredible heroes, hero guardians in space, Bricks 4 Kidz Workshops
teen heroes, and of course their favorite classic
heroes. Explore caped crusaders and discover Lego Lover Workshop
their superpowers. We’ll build characters, (6–12 yrs) This Bricks 4 Kidz® weekend
vehicles, and gadgets using LEGO bricks and workshop will see your Master Builder make
motors. All students take home a custom mini- LEGO® creations based on themes they
figure (kits are reused, not taken home). love like Minecraft, the Mandalorian, Harry
May 17 – Jun. 7 Tue. 6 – 7 pm $64 Potter, Super Mario Brothers, and more!
Woodland Creek White House Each kid will make and take home a custom
minifigure (kits are reused, not taken home),
Earn A Bike as well as a Valentine’s Day themed craft.
(11–17 yrs) Youth will learn essential bicycle Parents: Go take a break! You can drop off
safety and maintenance skills to help prepare and pick up your child at any time during
them to ride their bicycle independently. Students workshop hours. Please bring a snack,
who successfully complete the class will earn a lunch, and water bottle.
refurbished bicycle and new helmet. Earn-A-Bike Feb. 12 Sat. 10 am – 1 pm $30
students will have two weeks to complete a series Woodland Creek White House
of online video-based lessons and quizzes. Upon
completion, students will schedule a time to fit
and pick-up their bicycle and helmet at the Walk Lego Summer is Coming
N Roll Education Center in downtown Olympia. (6–12 yrs) This weekend workshop will let
If students are unable to transport their bicycle your Master Builder get a sneak peek at the
home, Intercity Transit can deliver. Participants new Bricks 4 Kidz® summer camps, build
will need access to a computer or smart phone LEGO® creations based on themes such as
and internet access. A link will be provided Star Wars, Superheroes, Ninjas, Pokémon,
prior to class. This program is offered as part of and more! Each kid will make and take
Intercity Transit’s Walk N Roll youth education home a custom mini-figure (kits are reused,
program. Self – Paced, with in-person bike fitting not taken home). Parents: Go take a break!
and pickup to be scheduled individually. You can drop off and pick up your child at
SESSION I Jan 10 - 21 $5 any time during workshop hours. Please
SESSION II Jan. 24 – Feb. 4 $5 bring a snack, lunch, and water bottle.
SESSION III Feb. 7 – 18 $5 May 14 Sat. 10 am – 1 pm $30
SESSION IV Feb. 21 – Mar. 4 $5 Woodland Creek White House
SESSION V Mar. 7 – 18 $5
Online via Edpuzzle, Bike pick-up at Intercity Transit’s Youth
Education Center, 215 Washington St, Olympia WA
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DAY CAMP Spring Break Express
(6–12 yrs) A great way for children to spend
their Spring Break! Join our staff as we us to
play games, create art, perform, sing, dance,
and have a fun time. Recreation staff from
our summer camps will provide fun and
supervision. Please bring a sack lunch and
morning/afternoon snacks each day.
Apr. 4 – 8 Mon.– Fri. 7:30 am – 5:30 pm $185
Lakes Elementary
COVID19 protocols will be followed, updated guidelines will be
emailed out prior to program beginning.
Safe At Home
(8–12 yrs) Learn how to be responsible and
Winter Break Camp safe in any situation. We will cover family
communication, first aid, internet safety, gun
DAY CAMP Snowball Express safety, and phone and door safety.
(6–12 yrs) Looking for something fun to do SESSION I Feb. 26 Sat. 2 – 4 pm $35
SESSION II May 21 Sat. 2 – 4 pm $35
during winter break? Join our staff as we play
Lacey Community Center
games, swim, create art, perform, sing, dance,
and go on fantastic field trips. Recreation staff Super Sitters – Babysitting Class
from our summer camps will be back to provide
(11–16 yrs) Boys and girls, come for a day
fun and supervision. You can sign up for a
of fun while earning your Super Sitters
day, a couple days, one week, or both weeks.
Certificate. This class covers leadership, the
Please bring a sack lunch each day. Morning
business of babysitting, basic care for children,
and afternoon snacks are provided. Don’t miss
understanding children of different age groups,
out on this winter extravaganza! Dec. 20–30 (no
safety, and first aid. Bring a sack lunch and
camp Dec. 24 or Dec. 31).
snack to class.
WEEK 1 SESSION I Feb. 26 Sat. 9 am – 2 pm $65
Dec. 20 Mon. 7:30 am – 5:30 pm $35.00 SESSION II May 21 Sat. 9 am – 2 pm $65
Dec. 21 Tue 7:30 am – 5:30 pm $35.00 Lacey Community Center
Dec. 22 Wed. 7:30 am – 5:30 pm $35.00
Dec. 23 Thu. 7:30 am – 5:30 pm $35.00 First Aid CPR Class
Lakes Elementary
(12+ yrs) Learn valuable “basic lifesaving
WEEK 2 skills” during this one-day program covering
Dec. 27 Mon. 7:30 am – 5:30 pm $35.00 personal safety, blood-borne pathogens,
Dec. 28 Tue. 7:30 am – 5:30 pm $35.00
choking, all levels of CPR, and other essential
Dec. 29 Wed. 7:30 am – 5:30 pm $35.00
Dec. 30 Thu. 7:30 am – 5:30 pm $35.00 topics. This program provides a 2 -year
Lakes Elementary certification for infant, child, and adult first
aid/CPR and meets L&I and DSHS child care
requirements. Class covers, but does not
certify, AED. Bring a sack lunch.
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14 Lacey Parks, Culture and Recreation Playbook Winter/Spring 2022SPORTS & FITNESS
Gymnastics
Recreational Gymnastics through
Black Hills Gymnastic
(18 mos – 12 yrs) The goal of our recreational
gymnastics classes is to give families an
affordable and safe opportunity to experience
the benefits of gymnastics. The professional staff
at Black Hills Gymnastics emphasize safety, fun,
building coordination, confidence, and basic
skills. Instructors follow a planned curriculum
which is evaluated and updated regularly.
Children must meet minimum age requirement by Kindernast Gymnastics
date of first class. (3–5 yrs) One way to keep kids healthy is
to develop their love of movement and
Parent & Tot Gymnastics activity. Kindernast is a wonderful “first
(18 – 36 mos) Tumbling, songs, exercises, and gymnastics adventure” which will build your
fun equipment are a great way to give your child’s confidence and agility. The energetic
child healthy playtime! This is an exciting, par- instructors at Black Hills Gymnastics are all
ent-participation class that gives moms, dads, about SAFETY along with fun! Sessions meet
and little ones a chance to meet new friends, too. one day per week for four weeks. If your
Each class is expertly led by an enthusiastic and youngster is ready to explore movement
knowledgeable coach at Black Hills Gymnastics. skills without assistance from mom or dad,
Activities are designed to develop motor skills, she or he will have a great time in this secure,
agility, and spacial awareness. Sessions meet one success-oriented program.
day a week for four weeks. SESSION I
SESSION I Jan. 5 – 26 Wed. 5 – 5:30 pm $30
Jan. 5 – 26 Wed. 5:30 – 6 pm $30 Jan. 7 – 28 Fri. 5:30 – 6 pm $30
Jan. 7 – 28 Fri. 5 – 5:30 pm $30 Jan. 8 – 29 Sat. 9:30 – 10 am $30
Jan. 8 – 29 Sat. 9 – 9:30 am $30 SESSION II
SESSION II Feb. 2 – 23 Wed. 5 – 5:30 pm $30
Feb. 2 – 23 Wed. 5:30 – 6 pm $30 Feb. 4 – 25 Fri. 5:30 – 6 pm $30
Feb. 4 – 25 Fri. 5 – 5:30 pm $30 Feb. 5 – 26 Sat. 9:30 – 10 am $30
Feb. 5 – 26 Sat. 9 – 9:30 am $30
SESSION III
SESSION III April 14 – May 5 Thur. 11:15 – 11:45 am $30
April 14 – May 5 Thu. 10:30 – 11 am $30 Black Hills Gymnastics
Black Hills Gymnastics
Register Today ci.lacey.wa.us/RecGuide 360-491-0857 15Winter Break Kids Days In Girls Beginning Gymnastics
(5–10 yrs) Gymnastics develops agility,
(3–12 yrs) Parents! Energized fun awaits strength, and self-esteem. In this class, your
your child at Black Hills Gymnastics child will learn specific gymnastics skills, in a
Winter Break Camp! The camp features safe environment and, enjoy the opportunity
gymnastics, but your child’s day will also to build confidence and new friendships!
include crafts, games, and play groups. The professional and dedicated coaches at
Black Hills Gymnastics know how to motivate
Tumbling Tots Gymnastics Winter students and maintain their enthusiasm. If
Break Kids Days In (3–5 yrs) your youngster is ready to follow instructions,
WEEK 1
she will benefit from the fun and exercise, too!
Dec. 20 Mon. 9 am – 12:30 pm $35 SESSION I
Dec. 21 Tue. 9 am – 12:30 pm $35 Jan. 5 – 26 Wed. 6 – 7 pm $48
Dec. 22 Wed. 9 am – 12:30 pm $35 Jan. 7 – 28 Fri. 6 – 7 pm $48
Dec. 23 Thu. 9 am – 12:30 pm $35 Jan. 8 – 29 Sat. 10 – 11 am $48
WEEK 2 SESSION II
Dec. 27 Mon. 9 am – 12:30 pm $35 Feb. 2 – 23 Wed. 6 – 7 pm $48
Dec. 28 Tue. 9 am – 12:30 pm $35 Feb. 4 – 25 Fri. 6 – 7 pm $48
Dec. 29 Wed. 9 am – 12:30 pm $35 Feb. 5 – 26 Sat. 10 – 11 am $48
Dec. 30 Thu. 9 am – 12:30 pm $35
SESSION III
Black Hills Gymnastics
Fee: $35 per day April 15 – May 6 Fri. 4 – 5 pm $48
Black Hills Gymnastics
Gymnastics Funtastics Winter
Break Kids Days In (6–12 yrs) Boys Beginning Gymnastics
(5–10 yrs) Boys will develop a solid athletic
WEEK 1 foundation through this class! The staff at
Dec. 20 Mon. 9 am – 3 pm $50
Black Hills Gymnastics are professionals
Dec. 21 Tue. 9 am – 3 pm $50
Dec. 22 Wed. 9 am – 3 pm $50 at motivating kids and maintaining their
Dec. 23 Thu. 9 am – 3 pm $50 enthusiasm through participation in fun,
WEEK 2
physical activities that emphasize safety and
Dec. 27 Mon. 9 am – 3 pm $50 basic gymnastics skills. If your youngster is
Dec. 28 Tue. 9 am – 3 pm $50 ready to follow instructions, he will be too
Dec. 29 Wed. 9 am – 3 pm $50 busy having fun to realize how much exercise
Dec. 30 Thu. 9 am – 3 pm $50 he’s getting!
Black Hills Gymnastics
SESSION I
Jan. 8 – 29 Sat 11am – 12 pm $48
SESSION II
Feb. 5 – 26 Sat. 11am – 12 pm $48
SESSION III
April 15 – May 6 Fri. 5 – 6 pm $48
Black Hills Gymnastics
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16 Lacey Parks, Culture and Recreation Playbook Winter/Spring 2022Sports
National Girls & Women In Sports
Day Celebration
(7–17 yrs) Participating in sports creates
champions on the court and in life! NGWSD
is celebrated in all 50 states with community
based events and activities encourage
participation of girls and women in sports.
Saint Martin’s University and Lacey Parks and
Recreation invite you to celebrate the positive
influence of sports participation for girls and
women by attending our FREE National Girls &
Women in Sports events. Clinics are FREE but
pre-registration is required. Check our website
for Feb. clinics as they become available.
Sport Sprouts Club
about (3–6 yrs with parent) Give your child the
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program Sprouts Club program! This is a 6-week parent
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S e e p ag participation program. Each child must be
accompanied by an adult who is ready to help
them learn! Whether your child is just beginning
or has experience, our enthusiastic head coach
Spring Break Camps will demonstrate the skills and direct them
through each activity station. All players receive
(3–12 yrs) Parents! Energized fun awaits your a picture certificate and participation medal.
child at Black Hills Gymnastics Spring Break
BASKETBALL (NO class Jan. 17)
Camp! The camp features gymnastics, but 3 – 4 yrs Jan. 3 – Feb. 7 Mon. 5:30 – 6:05 pm $40
your child’s day will also include crafts, games, 5 – 6 yrs Jan. 3 – Feb. 14 Mon. 6:10 – 6:45 pm $40
and group play! South Bay Elementary
Apr. 4 – 8 Mon. – Fri. FOOTBALL
3 – 4 yrs Jan. 5 – Feb. 9 Wed. 5:30 – 6:05 pm $40
3 - 5 YRS TUMBLING TOTS SPRING CAMP
5 – 6 yrs Jan. 5 – Feb. 9 Wed. 6:10 – 6:45 pm $40
9 am - 12:30 pm $125 South Bay Elementary
6 - 12 YRS GYMNASTICS FUNTASTICS CAMP
T-BALL
9 am - 3 pm $175
3 – 4 yrs Apr. 24 - May 22 Sun. 3 - 3:45pm $40
Black Hills Gymnastics
5 – 6 yrs Apr. 24 - May 22 Sun. 4 - 4:45pm $40
Wonderwood Park
Register Today ci.lacey.wa.us/RecGuide 360-491-0857 17Floorball Fitness
(4–13 yrs) Looking for a new indoor sport for
your young athlete? Floorball is one of the Yoga Level I
fastest growing sports in the United States (16+ yrs) This class is for students new to Yoga
and worldwide. It’s even recognized as an and those returning to their practice. This
International Olympic and Special Olympic Hatha Yoga class is focused on asana (poses)
Sport! Floorball is fun, fast-paced, and a sport and breathing techniques that increase
that anyone can play! A team sport with minimal flexibility, strengthen the body, and release
contact and lightweight, safe equipment, stress. Students may stay at this level for as
floorball has become the sport of choice for long as they feel it fits their needs. Senior
individuals across the world, regardless of age teacher, Ray Grace, Founder of OlyYoga leads
or physical ability. Learn from the best! Former the class. Please bring a Yoga mat and any
USA National Player & US Women’s U19 National props you like to use.
Team Head Coach David Crawford will teach SESSION I
Floorball skills, drills, and strategy as you try this Jan 12 – Mar. 2 Wed. 4 – 5:15 pm $80
rapidly growing sport. Floorball stick is required. Jan 13 – Mar. 3 Thu. 5:30 - 6:45 pm $80
Wear comfortable clothes & athletic shoes. Eye
SESSION II
protection can be worn, but is not necessary. Mar. 9 – Apr. 6 Wed. 4 – 5:15 pm $50
SESSION I Jan. 13 - Feb. 10 Thur. Mar. 10 – Apr. 7 Thu. 5:30 - 6:45 pm $50
SESSION II Mar. 10 - April 21 (NO class April 7) Thu. Lacey Community Center
5 – 6 yrs 6 – 6:35 pm $50
7 – 9 yrs 6:40 – 7:25 pm $50
9 – 13 yrs 7:30 – 8:15 pm $50
Yoga Level ll
Nisqually Middle School Gym (16+ yrs) This class is for students advancing
their practice from the Level l class or with other
yoga experience. This Hatha Yoga class moves
forward into a faster paced class and more
advanced poses. Before moving to this level, the
student must have a firm grasp of how to modify
IMPORTANT TIP poses for their needs and be willing to challenge
Wear comfortable clothes and athletic themselves a bit more. Senior teacher, Ray Grace,
shoes. Eye protection can be worn but Founder of OlyYoga leads the class. Please bring a
is not required. All players must have a Yoga mat and any props you like to use.
floorball stick. No other form of stick will SESSION I
be allowed in the league. Players may Jan. 13 – Mar. 3 Thur. 7 – 8:15 pm $80
purchase their own floorball stick, or they
can rent a stick for the season for $20. If SESSION II
Mar. 10 - Apr. 7 Thur. 7 – 8:15 pm $50
a rented stick is broken, the player will be
Lacey Community Center
charged a replacement fee.
Kim’s Taekwon-Do
(8+ yrs) Masks are required. This non-contact
Korean martial art has been taught through
Lacey Parks for over 20 years by 7th Degree
Black Belts, Masters Cheryl Buren and Sharon
Kindle. Join today to learn self-defense, get in
shape, and earn a Black Belt! We emphasize
academic performance and teach students the
importance of using self-discipline in achieving
personal goals. Classes are offered year-round.
No class Feb. 21.
SESSION I
Jan. 19 – Feb. 28 Mon./Wed. 6 - 7pm $34
SESSION II
Mar. 2 – Apr. 27 Mon./Wed 6 – 7pm $52
Lacey Community Center
18 Lacey Parks, Culture and Recreation Playbook Winter/Spring 2022AQUATICS
Aquatic Fitness
Fitness/Lap Swim
(18+ yrs) All 6 lanes will be open for lap
swimming with a maximim of two people per
lane who may be from different households.
NO class Jan. 17 or Feb. 21.
Jan. 3 – Feb. 28 Mon. 7 – 8pm $42
Mar. 7 – May 2 Mon. 5:45 – 6:45pm $54
Mar. 7 – May 2 Mon. 7 – 8pm $54
Mar. 8 – May 3 Tue. 7 – 8pm $54
Jan. 5 - Mar. 2 Wed. 7 - 8pm $54
Mar. 9 - May 4 Wed. 5:45 - 6: 45pm $54
Mar. 9 - May 4 Wed. 7 - 8 pm $54
Jan. 6 – Mar. 3 Thu. 7 – 8pm $54 AQUATIC FITNESS BENEFITS
Mar. 10 – May 5 Thu. 7 – 8pm $54 ■ Perfect low-impact class for joint
River Ridge High School Pool injuries or pain.
On Your Own in the Deep ■ Easily customizable for every age and
fitness level by adjusting range and
(18+ yrs) Create your own deep-water workout speed of movement.
while the shallow end of the pool is set up with
■ Exercising in the water is naturally
6 lanes for lap swimming. Please follow social
cooling so you can exercise
distancing guidelines and remain 6 feet from comfortably without sweating.
other swimmers. There is no instructor and
■ A great way to socialize with new
music will not be playing during class time.
people, laugh, and have fun while
NO class Jan. 17 or Feb. 21.
burning calories.
Jan. 3 – Feb. 28 Mon. 7 – 8pm $42
Mar. 7 – May 2 Mon. 5:45 – 6:45pm $54
■ Exercise in almost any form can act as
Mar. 7 – May 2 Mon. 7 – 8pm $54 a stress reliever boosting “feel-good”
Mar. 8 – May 3 Tue. 7 – 8pm $54 endorphins and distracting you from
Jan. 5 - Mar. 2 Wed. 7 - 8pm $54 daily worries.
Mar. 9 - May 4 Wed. 5:45 - 6: 45pm $54
Mar. 9 - May 4 Wed. 7 - 8 pm $54
Jan. 6 – Mar. 3 Thu. 7 – 8pm $54
Mar. 10 – May 5 Thu. 7 – 8pm $54
River Ridge High School Pool
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BEGINNER SWIM LESSONS
PARENT-TOT LEVEL 1 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3
1 – 4 yrs 3 – 4 yrs only 5 – 6 yrs only 7 – 12 yrs only
A parent and child class “Just the right fit” for all new and returning swimmers. Utilizing well-organized
with focus on comfort progressions, swimmers will practice breath control, basic swimming strokes, safety
through fun, songs, and skills, and how to have fun in the water! No pre-requisite skills required.
games. One adult is
required to be in the water All swimmers in Level 1, 2 & 3 are required to wear a “learn
with each student. to swim” float vest (provided at pool) if less than 48 inches tall.
ADVANCED SWIM LESSONS
LEVEL 4 Registration Information
7 – 12 yrs ** Must pass level 3 to register **
■ egister based on your child’s age. On the
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Instructors will introduce and guide swimmers first day of class the instructors will adjust
through new strokes including back crawl, butterfly, children into classes as needed to make
and breast stroke while continuing to teach safety sure they are in classes with children of
and skill refinement. Current swimmers can enroll similar skill level.
for Level 4 if they have an instructor evaluation card
indicating they have accomplished the required skills. ■ To register for Level 4, instructor approval
Participants will be in deep water, swimming the is required.
width of the pool. ■ Requests for registration changes must
be made before the session begins. Call
360-491-0857 to request a change, if space
is available.
■ Don’t be discouraged if a class is full, we
often add classes based on the waitlist.
If you are registering online you can add
yourself to any waitlist or call our office.
■ Our goal of instructor-to-student ratios are
4:1 for Level 1 and 6:1 for Level 2 through 4.
20 Lacey Parks, Culture and Recreation Playbook Winter/Spring 2022Sunday Swim Lessons
One day per week • North Thurston High School Pool
Sunday Swim Lessons $84 per session
SESSION I Jan. 2 – Feb. 13
SESSION II Feb. 27 – Apr. 10
SESSION III Apr. 24 – Jun. 5
PARENT-TOT LEVEL 1 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 4
7 – 12 yrs
1 – 4 yrs 3 – 4 yrs only 5 – 6 yrs only 7 – 12 yrs only Approval Required
9:30 - 10 am
Session 1 only
10:10 – 10:40 am
10:50 – 11:20 am
12 – 12:30 pm
Session 1 only
12:40 – 1:10 pm
Weeknight Swim Lessons*
One day per week • North Thurston High School Pool
Tuesday Swim Lessons $84 per session
SESSION l Jan. 4 - Feb 15
SESSION ll Mar. 1 - Apr. 12
SESSION lll Apr. 26 - Jun. 7
PARENT-TOT LEVEL 1 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 4
7 – 12 yrs
1 – 4 yrs 3 – 4 yrs only 5 – 6 yrs only 7 – 12 yrs only Approval Required
5:30 – 6 pm
6:10 – 6:40 pm
6:50 – 7:20 pm
7:30 – 8 pm
* F or weeknight lessons: Due to the uncertain nature of the high school swim schedule, it is a possible that lesson times will be pushed back to accommo-
date swim meets during swim season. Example: If a swim meet gets over at 5:45pm, all classes will start 30 minutes late to give staff time to set up and
allow for transition time. Staff will do their best to notify families as soon as possible.
Register Today ci.lacey.wa.us/RecGuide 360-491-0857 21We Can Make Your
Next Event Memorable
Lacey Parks, Culture and Recreation Department operates facilities that provide
venues for park events, programs, and classes. Our friendly, knowledgeable staff
is prepared to help make your event a success. They will be available the day of
your event to provide assistance, including the physical set up of the room.
Jacob Smith House Lacey Community Center
Jacob Smith House is a civil war-era structure Lacey Community Center seats up to 360 and is the
that features 3 acres of park-like grounds and site of numerous community events. It is also available
is available on a rental basis for weddings, on a rental basis and is an ideal location for banquets,
receptions, seminars, and retreats. weddings, receptions, meetings, and conferences.
For more information or to schedule a visit, please call 360-412-3191
22 Lacey Parks, Culture and Recreation Playbook Winter/Spring 2022Family Open Swim
Time for your family to enjoy the
pool in an open setting.
Whether you want to practice skills from
swim lessons or just have a splashing good
time. Parents are required to be in the water
and within arm’s reach with anyone under
12 years of age. Limited capacity to allow for
self-directed social distancing. Face masks
required while out of the water.
To signup, check our registration page for dates and times available!
We’re Recruiting
Have you ever thought about working or
volunteering for the Parks, Culture and
Recreation Department? We have many
opportunities in aquatics, sports, facilities,
special events, and at the Lacey Museum.
Check us out at ci.lacey.wa.us/jobs
or ci.lacey.wa.us/volunteer
Register Today ci.lacey.wa.us/RecGuide 360-491-0857 23LACEY MUSEUM
The Mochida family, wearing identification tags, awaits a bus.
They were forced to leave their two-acre nursery and green-
house operation in Eden, California, May 1942.
Dorothea Lange, Courtesy of National Archives
VISIT THE LACEY
MUSEUM
Hours: Thu. & Fri.
11 am – 3 pm
Sat. 10 am – 4 pm
829 Lacey Street SE
(360) 438-0209
NOVEMBER 1, 2021 – MAY 1, 2022 museum@ci.lacey.wa.us
The Lacey Museum invites you to a special exhibition
examining the complicated history and impact of
Executive Order 9066 that led to the incarceration
of Japanese Americans following the attack on Pearl
Harbor. Young and old lived crowded together in Righting a Wrong: Japanese Americans
hastily built camps, endured poor living conditions, and World War II was developed by the
National Museum of American History and
and were under the constant watch of military adapted by the Smithsonian Institution
guards for two and a half years. Meanwhile, brave Traveling Exhibition Service. The traveling
Japanese American men risked their lives fighting for exhibition and poster exhibition are
the United States. Some 40 years later, members of supported by a grant from the Asian Pacific
American Initiatives Pool, administered by
the Japanese American community led the nation the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American
to confront the wrong it had done—and urged Center, the Terasaki Family Foundation,
Congress to make it right. and C. L. Ehn & Ginger Lew.
Righting a Wrong: Japanese Americans and World
War II is on view from November 1, 2021 – May 1,
2022. The poster exhibition is brought to you by the
Smithsonian Institution.
For more information on current and upcoming
exhibits, visit LaceyMuseum.org.
24 Lacey Parks, Culture and Recreation Playbook Winter/Spring 2022!
History talks!
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with the Lacey Museum
Discover something new about the people and
places that came before. Engage your mind
by learning from these fascinating speakers!
Where: Lacey City Hall, Council Chambers and
online via Zoom, registration required
See our website laceymuseum.org for more
HistoryTalks!
GUARDING THE SOUTH SOUND HOMELAND SECURITY
THE OLD-FASHIONED WAY
A formal, permanent National Guard of Washington came gradually and
haltingly into existence in the decade before statehood. Originally deployed
to support communities with urban fires, they later served the nation in a
foreign conflict. Historian Bill Woodward locates this origin story in the South
Sound area, and explains how the Guard’s dual mission continues to serve
state and nation in the 21st century.
When: Wednesday • December 8 • 6:30 – 7:30 pm
THE HISTORY OF BLACKS IN THURSTON COUNTY
Dr. Thelma Jackson will share the results of her project, “Blacks in Thurston
County Oral History Project 1950-1975” which aims to discover the issues that
were facing Black people as they worked to build a life and a community in the
Northwest. Dr. Thelma Jackson is a community activist and educator.
When: Tuesday • January 11 • 6:30 – 7:30 pm
L.J. WYCKOFF’S PIONEERING LAVENDER FARM
ON CHAMBERS PRAIRIE 1932-1962
Many Thurston County residents have fond memories of a lavender farm
they remember flourishing at the intersection of Ruddell Road and Yelm
Highway. Join Northwest Librarian Mary Schaff, Washington State Library as
she introduces you to L.J. Wyckoff, an amateur farmer whose single-minded
dedication to the growing of lavender as an agricultural product set the stage
for commercial lavender growing operations across the Pacific Northwest –
and even further afield.
When: Wednesday • February 9 • 6:30 – 7:30 pm
Register Today ci.lacey.wa.us/RecGuide 360-491-0857 25PICNIC CHILDREN’S
SHELTERS PLAY EQUIPMENT SWINGS WALKING
PARK
AMENITIES
PICNIC TABLES (UNSHELTERD)
PICNIC SHELTERS
PICNIC SHELTERS
RESERVABLE
RESTROOM
PARKING LOT
FREE STANDING GRILLS
EQUIPMENT (ADA)
INCLUSIVE PLAY
PLAYGROUND
2-5 YEAR OLD
PLAYGROUND
5-12 YEAR OLD
(ADA ACCESSIBLE)
INCLUSIVE SWING
TODDLER SWING
YOUTH SWINGS
NATURAL SURFACE
PAVED SURFACE
TRAIL ACCESS
DOGS ON LEASH
BASEBALL/SOFTBALL FIELDS
RUGBY FIELDS
SOCCER/FOOTBALL/
BASKETBALL COURTS
PICKLEBALL COURTS
TENNIS COURTS
SAND VOLLEYBALL COURTS
SKATEPARK
DISC GOLF
SWIMMING
FISHING
EVENT AREA
EVENT BUILDING
OUTDOOR PERFORMANCES/EVENTS
UNDEVELOPED
1. Avonlea Park
2. Brooks Park
3. Civic Plaza
4. Homann Park
5. Horizon Pointe Park
6. Huntamer Park
7. I-5 Park & Trail
8. Jacob Smith House
9. Lacey Community Center
10. Lacey Depot Park
11. Lacey Museum
12. Lake Lois Habitat Reserve
13. Lake Lois Park
14. Lakepointe Park
15. Long Lake Park
16. McAllister Community Park
17. Meridian Neighborhood Park
18. Mullen Road Habitat Reserve
19. Pleasant Glade Park
20. Rainier Vista Park
21. Regional Athletic Complex
22. Thornbury Park
23. Virgil S. Clarkson Senior Center
24. Wanschers Community Park
25. William A. Bush Park
26. William Ives Trail
27. Wonderwood Park
28. Woodland Creek Community Park
29. Karen Fraser Woodland Trail
* Dog prohibited on beach and swim areaPuget
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dClass Policies & Reminders
Specialized Recreation
Programs
Lacey Parks, Culture and Recreation
provides special services programs
to area residents in cooperation
with Thurston County Parks and
Recreation. These programs
strive to meet the needs of the
developmentally and physically
challenged. For more information,
please contact Thurston County
Parks and Recreation 360-786-5595.
For the hearing impaired, the TDD
number is 360-754-2933.
ADA Accommodations
The City of Lacey provides
Refunds & Cancellations North Thurston Public reasonable accommodations to the
Unless otherwise noted, refunds, Schools Disclaimer public with disabilities. We invite
less costs incurred, will be given if Unless otherwise specifically noted, you to contact the Parks, Culture
notified: the programs listed in this brochure and Recreation Department two
Two business days prior to 1st are NOT school-sponsored activities. (2) weeks in advance of the date a
class = 100% The North Thurston Public Schools program begins or forty-eight (48)
Less than two business days prior has neither reviewed nor approved hours before meetings to discuss
to 1st class = 75% the sponsoring organization or any special accommodations which
2nd class = 50% its programs, personnel, and are necessary. Individuals with
3rd class = 0% activities announced in this catalog. disabilities may register for any
*Trips and Tours Cancellations: The sponsoring organization and program offered by the Lacey Parks,
7 or more days prior to the trip: = participants agree to protect, Culture and Recreation Department
100% less any fees incurred. indemnify, and hold harmless the provided program requirements
Less than 7 days = 0% District, its board of directors, can be met and the safety of other
No exceptions for sickness, personal employees, and agents, from any program participants is not affected.
emergencies, or “no shows”. and all claims, liabilities, damages, Accommodations will be determined
NOTE: You may substitute another expenses or rights of action, on a case-by-case basis.
person at any time before the day of directly or indirectly attributed to Gender Equity Policy
the trip/tour without a penalty. You the organization, or its programs,
The City of Lacey does not
need to contact the office as soon as personnel, and activities. Permission
discriminate against any person on
possible with person’s information. to distribute this brochure
the basis of sex in the operation,
Trips go rain or shine. through the schools should not
conduct, or administration of
No refunds for programs meeting be considered an endorsement or
community athletic programs or
3 times or less. No refunds for recommendation of these programs
sports facilities. Any citizen who feels
sport leagues or tournaments once by North Thurston Public Schools.
she or he has been the victim of
the league or tournament draws Weather Cancellations discriminatory treatment in violation
have been made. Refunds will be of this policy should report this
Lacey Parks, Culture and Recreation
issued in the form of the original concern to the Parks, Culture and
will make a decision regarding class
method of payment. Cash will be Recreation Director, the Recreation
or program cancellations due to
refunded by check and is issued Manager, or the Recreation
inclement weather as early in the
to the person listed as the primary Supervisor of the program, for
day as possible, and will notify all
guardian of the household account. appropriate investigation.
registered participants. Please check
Refunds for children linked to more
City of Lacey website for updates.
than one household account will
be issued to the primary guardian
of the household account in
which the class registration was
originally processed.
28 Lacey Parks, Culture and Recreation Playbook Winter/Spring 2022Registration opens Wednesday, December 15, 2021 at 8 am.
HOW TO REGISTER FOR PROGRAMS:
ONLINE BY PHONE
Register and pay online! This is the We suggest online registration as the speediest
quickest registration tool. You can set up registration tool, but we are happy to assist
your household account and register for you by phone as well. Thank you in advance for
programs 24/7 once registration opens! your patience. Our phone lines will be open and
Visit ci.lacey.wa.us/RecGuide and click on staffed, you may experience a wait as we assist
Online Registration. each customer in the order the call is received.
Please note that a few programs are not available
for online registration. These are noted with
this symbol
FULL PAYMENT IS DUE AT TIME OF REGISTRATION VIA VISA/MC. WE DO NOT STORE CREDIT CARDS, SO BE SURE
TO HAVE YOURS HANDY WHEN YOU REGISTER.
REGISTRATION
RECOMMENDATIONS
Plan ahead! Set up your account before Dec. 15.
If the program you wanted is already full, ask to
be put on our waitlist. We recommend you sign
up for programs as far in advance as possible
to insure your spot and to prevent program
cancellations. After a class has already started,
please contact our office for registration info.
APPLY FOR A SCHOLARSHIP
The Parks, Culture and Recreation Department
has a scholarship fund available to ensure
recreation programs are accessible to everyone
in our community. Applicants must show proof
of residency (City of Lacey or North Thurston
Public School) and of financial need. Email
laceyparksscholarships@ci.lacey.wa.us for full
details and the application.
Applications for Winter/Spring trimester
will be accepted beginning Dec. 1.
Register today at ci.lacey.wa.us/RecGuide
For more information, call 360-491-0857
Register Today ci.lacey.wa.us/RecGuide 360-491-0857 29FREE
Hybrid
Event
Lacey Cultural
Celebration
Presented by:
SATURDAY • MARCH 12 • 10 am – 6 pm
SAINT MARTIN’S MARCUS PAVILION AND ONLINE!
Savor the sights and sounds of the world without leaving
Lacey! Share the heritage and cultures of our community at
the Lacey Cultural Celebration an event for the entire family!
Learn more at ci.lacey.wa.us/living-in-lacey/the-
community/arts-and-events/ethnic-celebration
420 College St SE, Lacey, WA 98503
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