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CITY OF BOTHELL NEWS
RECREATION GUIDE
GREEN LIVING
SPRING 2019
IN THIS ISSUE
4 Safe Streets &
Sidewalks Update
5 Launching Safe
& Secure Bothell
13 Summer
Camps
Cover: Park at Bothell Landing
Photo Credit: Joyce Yi–Frazier
COUNCIL CORNER
By Mayor Andy Rheaume
I grew up in Bothell and can tell you first hand a lot has affordable housing disappearing.
changed over the decades, but the last 10 years have been At the same time, the growth has brought new restaurants,
evolutionary. Like the rest of the region we have felt the strain retail, housing opportunities, and a more walkable, vibrant
of millions of people moving to the Puget Sound region. We downtown Bothell.
have packed the majority of those people within the urban We are not alone. All cities inside the urban growth
growth boundary (which encircles Puget Sound in Snohomish, boundary are experiencing the same thing. People are drawn
King, Pierce and Kitsap counties). to our region for its proximity to nature, good schools, and
The state passed the Growth Management Act in 1990 to other amenities. What we can do is prepare for the future
limit sprawl. The plan was for dense urban areas inside the by building the infrastructure we need, protecting the
boundary and rural areas outside the urban growth boundary. environment the best we can, and continuing to deliver city
Limiting sprawl is the best thing we can do to protect the services to our growing population. If we do all three we will
environment and limit the amount of infrastructure preserve our quality of life, but understand the City will never
(roads, sewers, water pipes) we need to build to support be the same as it was. It will grow and change quicker and
future populations. The alternative would look a lot like quicker as the population in our region increases. I’m with
Los Angeles. you if you miss the way it was, but I also have high hopes for
With this last economic boom the 1990 act has come to Bothell’s future. The Reader’s Digest named us one of the
fruition. Within our city we have seen a reduction in forests nicest places in the country, and that has remained constant.
and natural areas, more people and traffic everywhere, and Stay involved, help us keep the character of our community,
and influence what we will become.
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CITY OF BOTHELL NEWS RECREATION GUIDE GREEN LIVING
SPRING EVENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS:
THE REPAIR CAFÉ Council Corner.................................................................................... 2
Saturday, March 23 City News............................................................................................. 4
12:30 - 3:30 p.m.
City Manager Message..................................................................... 5
Bothell Library
18215 98th Ave. NE Green Living......................................................................................... 6
www.bothellwa.gov/repaircafe
Summer Camps.................................................................................10
Recreation Guide.............................................................................13
Spring Break Camps........................................................................13
CITY OF BOTHELL - Contact Information
City Hall 18415 - 101st Ave. NE........................................................................ M-F, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Reception: ............................................................ 425-806-6100
EARTH DAY VOLUNTEER Citizen emergency update hotline:............. 425-806-6109
WORK PARTY Community Development: ............................ 425-806-6400
Saturday, April 20 Parks and Recreation: ..................................... 425-806-6760
10 a.m. – 1 p.m. Permit Services: ................................................. 425-806-6101
North Creek Forest M-W, F 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., Th 9 a.m. - noon
www.bothellwa.gov/swmevents Public Works: ..................................................... 425-806-6800
Spill Hotline.......................................................... 425-806-6750 (Call 24/7)
COMMUNITY SHREDDING Utility Billing:....................................................... 425-806-6881
EVENT Fire & Police Emergencies................................9-1-1.......................................24 hours per day
Saturday, April 20 Fire and E.M.S. Department (non-emergency)
10 a.m. – 1 p.m. 10726 Beardslee Blvd. (Downtown Firehouse)..........425-806-6242................ M-F, 7 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Bothell City Hall Municipal Court 10116 NE 183rd.....................425-487-5587................ M-F, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
www.bothellwa.gov/shredevent Operations Center 21233 - 20th Ave. SE.......425-488-0118..........M-F, 8 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Police Department Lobby Hours 18410 - 101st Ave. NE..................... M-F, 7 a.m. - 7 p.m.
ARBOR DAY
Police Department (non-emergency).......................425-486-1254....................24 hours per day
Saturday, April 27
10 a.m. – noon City of Bothell Website..................................................................................... www.bothellwa.gov
The former Wayne Golf Course
16721 96th Ave. NE
www.bothellwa.gov/arborday Enter to win a $50 gift card!
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SAVE THE DATE: and enter a raffle to win a $50 gift card to Amaro Bistro,
SUSTAINAMANIA Prime or The Cottage or $40 to PinkaBella Cupcakes!
Saturday, August 10 www.bothellwa.gov/infosurvey
10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Bothell City Hall
18415 101st Ave. NE
www.bothellwa.gov/
sustainamania
Bothell Bridge 3
CITY NEWS
Improving your streets and sidewalks
You will see Bothell crews and contractors around the City
with projects ranging from paving and pavement repair to more
school walk route improvements. Here are some highlights:
PAVEMENT PRESERVATION
Construction will begin:
• Late spring/early summer on the 2019 Crack Seal and
Repair project. This will seal cracks and provide spot
repairs on various arterial streets throughout the City;
• Summer on the Woodinville Dr. overlay project from
I-405 to the east City limits;
• Summer on the NE 160th St. overlays project from 115th
Ave. NE to 124th Ave. NE.
• Late summer on the 2019 Local Seal project. This will
provide a slurry seal on selected local streets within the STREET OPERATIONS
Waynita/Simonds/Norway Hill subarea
• Operations crews are preparing local streets for the 2019
SAFE SCHOOL WALK ROUTES Local Seal and Repair project (see Pavement Preservation
section).
• Begin construction of grant-funded non-motorized
improvements near Canyon Park Junior High in early • Continuing to complete sidewalk and repair projects in
spring 2019. the identified Safe School Walk Route areas.
• Continue design of the following two grant-funded Details: www.bothellwa.gov/safestreets
sidewalk projects: Receive project
s NE 188th St. non-motorized improvements. updates by signing up
Construction planned for summer 2019. for the Construction and
s 7th Ave. SE/88th Ave. NE non-motorized Safe Streets newsletter
improvements. Construction is likely to begin in at www.bothellwa.gov/
late 2019. notifyme
Officer Jon Caban recognized as Snohomish Hero
Officer Caban went to a welfare check on an I-405 overpass, where a young
person had their feet dangling over the railing. Another person, later identified
as Bellevue Police Assistant Chief Patrick Arpin, was speaking to the teen.
Parking his patrol vehicle in the middle of the overpass, Officer Caban stopped
southbound traffic and got out of the car. He motioned to Assistant Chief Arpin
not to let the person on the railing know of his presence. Quietly approaching
from behind, Officer Caban put his arms around them in a bear hug and pulled
them off of the wall and onto the ground. The teen immediately started to cry
and said that they had been thinking about jumping.
Due to his quick$1,950,000
thinking and focused and calm response, Officer Caban rescued
Street
the distraught Operations*
teenager, preventing serious injury or death for both the teen and
the people driving below the overpass. Officer Caban also received the Bothell From left, Don Clark Jr, President/CEO of Sound Credit Union; Patrick
Arpin, Assistant Chief, Bellevue Police Department; Officer Jon Caban,
Police Department Lifesaving Award for his actions. Bothell Police Department, at the Snohomish Heroes Breakfast.
4 Bothell Bridge www.bothellwa.gov
CITY NEWS
CITY MANAGER’S
MESSAGE
Launching Safe & Secure Bothell
by Jennifer Phillips
With passage of the City’s November 2018 ballot initiatives can begin serving Bothell. Work
Propositions 1 & 2, 2019 has kicked off with a bang! has started on the two new fire
Implementation of both propositions are a heavy lift for our stations as well. A search for a
organization but we have already created project teams and construction project manager
begun implementation planning. Most important, we’re is underway. Once that person
focused on the proper management of the funds received from is selected, project plans and
you, our community. All the money received from the levy schedules for razing and rebuilding Stations 45 and 42
and bond measures will be accounted for in separate funds will begin. Our goal is to break ground on Station 45 in
ensuring resources are spent as promised on public safety spring 2020.
“
services and building two new The Police Department has
fire stations. Staff will present
The City already hired firefighters
”
initiated an aggressive hiring
the project plans for both who began working in January. campaign for officers and we are
the levy and bond measure to the City Council this spring. adding additional resources to expedite the normal 18-month
Quarterly reports will be delivered to the City Council and hiring and training process. Our goal is to hire at least five
community to provide updates and account for funds received new police officers a year and launch the full-time Navigator
and expended. Program, which is the City’s regional approach to providing
What’s exciting is that the City already hired firefighters who mental health services to those in need.
began working in January. They will graduate from the fire Thank you again for your support for a safe and secure
academy in May, after which they will take EMT training and Bothell. Learn more at www.bothellwa.gov/safebothell
After they are hired, new firefighters spend 12
weeks at the Fire Academy in Bellevue. The
most recent recruits were hired as part of the
Safe & Secure Bothell levy, Proposition 1. We are
grateful to Bothell voters for their support.
More information: www.bothellwa.gov/safebothell
Bothell City Hall 425-806-6100 Bothell Bridge 5
GREEN LIVING
What is stormwater?
storm wa•ter / noun / 1 Water from rainfall and snow
that runs off hard surfaces like rooftops, driveways,
paved roads, compact soil, and parking lots and flows
into nearby surface water including drainage facilities,
streams, lakes, rivers, and Puget Sound.
Stormwater runoff is a problem because it picks up whatever
it touches along the way, like pesticides, fertilizers, grass
clippings, dirt, oil, pet waste, and other pollutants. This
contaminated runoff is not treated before it travels to the
closest storm drain or stream, where it pollutes our water.
May is ‘Puget Sound Starts Here’ Month
Orcas and salmon need our help • Pick up your pet’s waste and put it in the garbage
With less than 80 remaining, our southern resident orca • Take your hazardous materials to the Wastemobile
population is in jeopardy of becoming extinct. It’s common to • Make sure your septic system is in good working order
feel helpless when it comes to trying to save them. But each
one of us can help save our local orcas by making sure they have About Puget Sound Starts Here
enough food and by keeping pollution out of their water. Orcas Puget Sound Starts Here is made up of over 750 organizations
love eating Chinook salmon, but Chinook are now a threatened working together to raise awareness about how our everyday
species, in part because water pollution is killing them. May actions affect Puget Sound waters. We rely on clean water for
is Puget Sound Starts Here month, the perfect time to start our wellbeing and so do salmon, orcas, and other wildlife that
protecting streams, restoring salmon, and saving orcas if you live in our shared habitat.
aren’t already taking action. We challenge you to start doing at
Rain washes pollution from vehicle leaks, car wash soaps,
least one thing that helps keep water clean for a healthier Puget
pesticides, fertilizers, and pet waste into storm drains, straight
Sound and marine ecosystem.
to local streams, lakes, rivers, and Puget Sound. What we
A few ideas to try do here has an impact on our local waterways and, eventually,
on Puget Sound. By making small changes to our daily
• Take care of your yard naturally by using compost and mulch
activities, we can keep this pollution out of our waterways.
• Use native plants and trees in your yard to soak up rainwater
Find more ideas and ways to get involved at
and limit runoff
www.pugetsoundstartshere.org.
• Fix auto leaks right away so you don’t drip and drive
Take the Puget Sound Starts Here pledge for a free
• Use a commercial car wash or wash your vehicle over grass Chinook Book mobile app loaded with coupons at
or gravel www.bothellwa.gov/pssh.
6 Bothell Bridge www.bothellwa.gov
GREEN LIVING
Spring Natural Yard Care Tips
Did your garden and lawn feel unloved this winter? Show them you care
by showering them with attention in the coming months! Here are some
seasonal tips to ensure you have happy plants and soil this spring.
Flower and vegetable gardens
• Prepare new planting beds and gardens by mixing in 1-3” of
compost.
• Pull weeds when they first start growing, while soil is moist and
roots are short, before they go to seed.
• Choose plants that grow well in the Northwest and fit the sun,
soil and water conditions in your yard. Washington has several
hundred native plants that are already conditioned to our climate.
• Buy plants that resist disease and use less water.
• Pest problems? Call the Garden Hotline for advice at
206-633-0224 or check out www.gardenhotline.org
Lawns
• Start mowing, about 2” high for most lawns, or 1” for bentgrass lawns.
• Grasscycle! Leave the clippings on the lawn to act as free fertilizer.
• For lawns in poor condition, aerate, overseed, and top-dress with ½”
of compost.
• Fertilize lawns, if needed, in May with “natural organic” or “slow
release” fertilizer.
Tree and shrub beds
• Prepare new tree and shrub beds by mixing compost into the entire
bed, not just the planting holes. Or plant trees in native soil and NEW!
mulch them well.
Watering
• Prepare sprinkler systems by testing, adjusting, and repairing leaks.
• Lay out soaker hoses in beds, and cover with mulch.
• Check soil moisture at plant roots before watering; don’t water until
they need it.
Composting
• Harvest compost from your bin. Throw any uncomposted sticks or
stalks back in for another cycle.
Interested in attending a free workshop to learn more about natural yard
care? Be sure to check the Bothell Bridge summer edition for details about
our fall workshop series, or sign up for updates at www.bothellwa.gov/nyc.
Bothell City Hall 425-806-6100 Bothell Bridge 7
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Save the Date!
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Sat., Aug. 10 • 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Bothell City Hall, 18415 101st Ave. NE
Sponsors and vendors: Sign up today
www.bothellwa.gov/sustainamania
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Community Shred Event
We are excited to bring back the free confidential document-
shredding event this year. The event will include the
opportunity for people to drop off non-perishable canned food
for local food banks.
Event Details
This event is for residents only and not for commercial businesses.
Saturday, April 20 • 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
City Hall, 101st Ave. NE between
NE 183rd St. and NE 185th St.
Event attendees can enter the event from NE 185th St.
Details: www.bothellwa.gov/shredevent
Shredding Process
Residents can bring three paper grocery bags or two copy paper boxes full of shreddable documents.
To prevent traffic delays, residents can drop off materials to City of Bothell Records Information Management Committee (RIMC)
staff for placing in the shred truck. Residents will not be able to monitor their materials being shredded. For questions about the
event, please email recycle@bothellwa.gov or call 425-806-6768.
8 Bothell Bridge www.bothellwa.gov
GREEN LIVING
Keep it clean and dry
EVENT
Empty, clean, and dry may be the new mantra of recycling,
but you don’t have to sacrifice water efficiency to do it. Save
water and recycle right by following a few simple steps.
Empty: Pour out liquid and scrape out food.
If you’re emptying a water The 2019 Recycling Event is underway! Request
bottle, use it to water plants! your voucher at The Recology Store to dispose of
Clean: Fill bottles, cans, and special items like large appliances, clean wood,
food containers with a small scrap metal, medical sharps, and more.
amount of water, replace the
cap or lid, and shake vigorously to Now through November 30
clean. Cost: FREE
Dry: Shake out excess water or air
REQUEST YOUR VOUCHER:
dry. When you take your recyclables
Pick up vouchers at The Recology Store
out, close the lid of your blue cart to
keep paper and cardboard dry. 22833 Bothell Everett Hwy, #111
Bothell 98021
Open Tuesday – Sunday
VOUCHERS ARE REDEEMABLE AT:
Shoreline Recycling & Transfer Station
2300 N 165th St., Shoreline 98133
For more information, visit
www.bothellwa.gov/recycleevent
Wastemobile
The Wastemobile travels to communities to provide free,
safe disposal of household hazardous waste. Proper handling
and disposal of hazardous materials protects our health
is back
and environment. If you have pesticides, oil-based paint,
automobile products, or cleaners around your house, take
them to the Wastemobile. Questions, call 206-296-4692.
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
May 17-19
June 21-23 • July 26-28
Sept. 13-15 • Oct. 18-20
Dates are subject to change
The Seattle Times Building
19200 120th Ave. NE
For more information on what to bring,
request a Wastemobile checklist at
www.bothellwa.gov/wastechecklist
Bothell City Hall 425-806-6100 Bothell Bridge 9
RECREATION - FULL DAY SUMMER CAMPS
r e V i sion: s Nature Visio
n:
Natu t Tracker Fantastical
Forests
wes
North
(Ages 6-12) (Ages 6-12)
Animals are all around us, if we know Folklore, science
where and how to look! Learn animal and imagination
tracking through games and blend and run
investigation. We’ll get up close and wild in the Pacific
personal with our collection of Northwest! From
pelts, skulls and animal artifacts, then fairy tales to
test our tracking skills in the park. trails, join us on
#SU1900012..........................................R $283/NR $340 this journey of
discovery as we
M-F 6/24-6/28 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
learn legends of
Loc: Lytle House
the land and how our own backyards
and parks can be even stranger and
more magical than fantasy.
#SU1900014.............R $283/NR $340
M-F 7/8-7/12 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Loc: Lytle House
d y l yo n D rama:
Dan sH eroes
Marvel-lou le Kids
& Incredib
Let your imagination take center stage during this exciting acting
camp! We will explore story, character, music and movement to
create a one-of-a-kind original one-act play. Camps are led by professional
theatre-teaching artists who will help your camper to grow in creativity,
compassion, and courage as they learn acting techniques. Our final
performance will feature costumes and props as we share our play for
family and friends in the Park at Bothell Landing amphitheater.
Loc: Lytle House
Half Day Camp (Ages 3-5, campers must be fully potty-trained)
#SU1900018..................................................... R $175/NR $210
M-F 8/5-8/9 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Full Day Camp (Ages 6-9)
#SU1900019..................................................... R $325/NR $390
M-F 8/5-8/9 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
10 Bothell Bridge Register early to avoid cancellation www.bothellparks.netRECREATION - SUMMER CAMPS
Play-Well TEKnologies: Harry Potter Magical
Engineering (Ages 5-10)
Explore the magic of Harry Potter using LEGO®! Find
Platform 9¾, build Hogwarts Express Train, work
cooperatively to construct the mysterious Hogwarts Castle,
and challenge the Hungarian Horntail Dragon. Travel to a
world of wizardry and hone your magic skills while learning
about Muggle (STEM) concepts.
Play-Well TEKnologies: Minecraft #SU1900017..................................................... R $186/NR $224
Engineering (Ages 5-10) M-F 7/29-8/2 1 – 4 p.m. Loc: Lytle House
Build engineer-designed projects such as a motorized Creeper,
a portal to the Nether, and a moving Minecart. Create your Mad Science: Scene of the Crime (Ages 7-11)
favorite Minecraft objects with the help of an experienced Blood spatter and brain matter, oh
Play-Well instructor. Whether you’re new to Minecraft and my! Join Mad Science CSI and learn
the LEGO® building system or a seasoned veteran, you’ll be how science is used to uncover clues,
hooked on the endless creative possibilities. examine evidence and determine
#SU1900013..................................................... R $186/NR $224 what is and isn’t relevant to the
M-F 6/24-6/28 1 – 4 p.m. Loc: Lytle House crime. See if your team can solve
the crime interrogating witnesses,
Young Rembrandts: Culinary Mischief Pastel discovering the facts (and just the
Camp (Ages 6-12) facts) and analyzing the evidence
as a crime scene investigator. Using
Our domestic critters are up to no good! A mouse making soup,
proper analysis and correct conclusions will be critical to
a dog eyeing the spaghetti and silly birds on cakes are some of
solving the last day’s crime scene puzzle!
the mischievously-delicious drawings students will create every
day. Pastels are an amazing medium, you won’t believe the #SU1900020..................................................... R $190/NR $228
results from this fun-for-all workshop. No experience necessary. M-F 8/12-8/16 1 – 4 p.m. Loc: Lytle House
Wear an old shirt/smock to class each day.
#SU1900034..................................................... R $199/NR $239 Young Rembrandts: Fantasy Forest Drawing
M-F 7/8-7/12 1 – 4 p.m. Loc: Lytle House Camp (Ages 6-12)
Magical, mythical, marvelous art is coming your way in
Pacifica Writers Workshop: Comic Book this exciting drawing camp! Students will tap into their
Camp (Ages 6-12) imagination while learning to draw otherworldly creatures
Calling all superheroes! In our Comic Book Camp, campers like fairies, trolls and a forest queen. Your child’s talent will
will learn the basics of comic writing. At the end of the week, truly enchant you as they create beautiful scenery and new
everyone will bring home their very own comic book. masterpieces full of creativity and whimsy every day.
#SU1900015..................................................... R $200/NR $240 #SU1900035..................................................... R $189/NR $227
M–F 7/15–7/19 1–4 p.m. Loc: Lytle House M-F 8/19-8/23
1 – 4 p.m.
Smart With Art: Animals in Art (Ages 6-12) Loc: Lytle House
From unicorns to dinosaurs, discover mystical and realistic
animals through painting and drawing as we design our own
creatures. Work with pastels, sculpture and collage. Let your
imagination soar!
#SU1900016..................................................... R $236/NR $284
M-F 7/22-7/26 1 – 4 p.m. Loc: Lytle House
Parks and Recreation 425-806-6760 Bothell Bridge 11RECREATION - 2019 SKYHAWKS CAMPS
AGE TIME LOC COST COURSE #
Beginning Golf (1/2 day) 5-8 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. DAS R $145/NR $174 SU1900037
Soccer (1/2 day) 5-7 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. DAS R $145/NR $174 SU1900038
June
24-28 Soccer (full day) 6-12 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. DAS R $179/NR $215 SU1900039
Tennis 4-6 12:30 p.m. – 1:15 p.m. CPMS R $69/NR $83 SU1900040
Tennis (1/2 day) 6-12 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. CPMS R $145/NR $174 SU1900041
July 1-3 Mini-Hawk – Soccer, Baseball & Basketball (1/2 day) 4-7 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. DAS R $89/NR $107 SU1900042
No camp Multi-Sport – Soccer, Baseball & Flag Football (full day) 6-12 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. DAS R $109/NR $131 SU1900043
July 4-5 Volleyball Camp (1/2 day) 7-14 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. TBD R $89/NR $107 SU1900044
Flag Football (1/2 day) 5-7 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. NC1 R $145/NR $174 SU1900045
Flag Football (full day) 6-12 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. NC1 R $179/NR $215 SU1900046
July
Soccer (1/2 day) 5-7 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. DAS R $145/NR $174 SU1900047
8-12
Soccer (full day) 6-12 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. DAS R $179/NR $215 SU1900048
Lacrosse (1/2 day) 7-14 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. NC1 R $145/NR $174 SU1900049
Basketball (1/2 day) 5-7 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. TBD R $145/NR $174 SU1900050
Basketball (full day) 6-12 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. TBD R $179/NR $215 SU1900051
July Mini-Hawk – Soccer, Baseball & Basketball (1/2 day) 4-7 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. DAS R $145/NR $174 SU1900052
15-19 Multi-Sport – Soccer, Baseball & Flag Football (full day) 6-12 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. DAS R $179/NR $215 SU1900053
Tennis 4-6 12:30 p.m. – 1:15 p.m. CPMS R $69/NR $83 SU1900054
Tennis (1/2 day) 6-12 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. CPMS R $145/NR $174 SU1900055
Soccer (1/2 day) 5-7 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. CG R $145/NR $174 SU1900056
Soccer (full day) 6-12 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. CG R $179/NR $215 SU1900057
July Tiny-Hawk – Soccer 3.5-5 12:30 p.m. – 1:15 p.m. CG R $69/NR $83 SU1900058
22-26
Tennis (1/2 day) 6-12 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. CPMS R $145/NR $174 SU1900059
Basketball (1/2 day) 5-7 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. TBD R $145/NR $174 SU1900060
Basketball (full day) 6-12 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. TBD R $179/NR $215 SU1900061
Beginning Golf (1/2 day) 5-8 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. DAS R $145/NR $174 SU1900062
July 29-
Aug. 2 Flag Football (full day) 6-12 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. DAS R $179/NR $215 SU1900063
Baseball (1/2 day) 5-7 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. NC1 R $145/NR $174 SU1900066
Baseball (full day) 6-12 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. NC1 R $179/NR $215 SU1900067
Volleyball Camp (1/2 day) 7-14 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. TBD R $145/NR $174 SU1900068
Mini-Hawk – Soccer, Baseball & Basketball (1/2 day) 4-7 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. CG R $145/NR $174 SU1900069
Soccer (1/2 day) 5-7 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. DAS R $145/NR $174 SU1900070
Soccer (full day) 6-12 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. DAS R $179/NR $215 SU1900071
August Tiny-Hawk – Soccer 3.5-5 12:30 p.m. – 1:15 p.m. DAS R $69/NR $83 SU1900072
5-9 Basketball (1/2 day) 5-7 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. TBD R $145/NR $174 SU1900064
Basketball (full day) 6-12 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. TBD R $179/NR $215 SU1900065
Tennis 4-6 12:30 p.m. – 1:15 p.m. CPMS R $69/NR $83 SU1900073
Tennis (1/2 day) 6-12 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. CPMS R $145/NR $174 SU1900074
Mini-Hawk – Soccer, Baseball & Basketball (1/2 day) 4-7 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. DAS R $145/NR $174 SU1900075
August Multi-Sport – Soccer, Baseball & Flag Football (full day) 6-12 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. DAS R $179/NR $215 SU1900076
12-16 Volleyball (1/2 day) 7-14 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. TBD R $145/NR $174 SU1900077
Tennis (1/2 day) 6-12 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. CPMS R $145/NR $174 SU1900078
Beginning Golf (1/2 day) 5-8 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. DAS R $145/NR $174 SU1900079
August Flag Football (full day) 6-12 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. DAS R $179/NR $215 SU1900081
19-23 Basketball (1/2 day) 5-7 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. TBD R $145/NR $174 SU1900082
Basketball (full day) 6-12 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. TBD R $179/NR $215 SU1900083
Soccer (1/2 day) 5-7 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. NC1 R $145/NR $174 SU1900084
August
26-30 Soccer (full day) 6-12 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. NC1 R $179/NR $215 SU1900085
Tiny-Hawk – Soccer 3.5-5 12:30 p.m. – 1:15 p.m. NC1 R $69/NR $83 SU1900086
12 Bothell Bridge Online Registration www.bothellparks.netRECREATION - KIDS
Locations subject to change. For specific information Locations/addresses page 21.
on Skyhawks camps or to register, go to Canyon Park Middle School – CPMS
www.bothellparks.net or www.skyhawks.com. Cedar Grove Park – CG
Doug Allen Sportsfields – DAS
All Skyhawks summer camp North Creek Field #1 – NC1
participants receive a free t-shirt! To be Determined – TBD
Spring Break Camp: Skyhawks Basketball
This fun, skill-intensive program is designed for beginning to intermediate players.
An active week of passing, shooting, dribbling, and rebounding makes this one of our
most popular programs. Our basketball staff will also focus on respect, teamwork and
responsibility. All participants receive a t-shirt and should bring appropriate clothing,
a lunch and snack (full day camp) or two snacks (1/2 day camp), and a water bottle.
Loc: Frank Love Elementary Gym
1/2 day camp, ages 5-7
#SP1900069...................................................... R $145/NR $174
M-F 4/8-4/12 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Full day camp, ages 6-12
#SP1900070...................................................... R $179/NR $215
M-F 4/8-4/12 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Young Rembrandts: Sketch S.T.E.A.M. Around the World
& Friends – Underwater (Ages 5-10)
Explorers Camp (Ages 6-12) Grab your passports, and get ready to
explore our amazing world using science,
Underwater exploration comes to life as
technology, engineering, art and math!
we follow Sketch and his animal friends
Each week we’ll look at a new continent,
in the deep blue sea. Students will
and dive into learning about the
draw the characters in their underwater
ecosystems and animals that live there
sea station, create jokes about life
through hands-on art or engineering
on the job and illustrate other crazy
projects. World geography has never
encounters. Cartooning techniques
been so exciting! *No class 4/13.
like expression, sequencing and scenic Books & Beakers: The Water
development are just a few of the Cycle & Weather (Ages 4-5) #SP1900003................ R $50/NR $60
hilarious lessons learned all week long. Sat 3/30–4/27* 10:15–11:15 a.m
Calling all little scientists! Children
#SP1900064........... R $189/NR $227 Loc: Lytle House
will develop inquiry and observation
M–F 4/8–4/12 1–4 p.m. skills as they listen to entertaining
Loc: Lytle House stories and informative books on a
science topic, then complete hands-on
activities and experiments. Create and
see the water cycle in action and make
your own weather tools! $5 supply fee
payable to instructor at first class. *No
class 4/13.
#SP1900002................ R $45/NR $54
Sat 3/30–4/27 9–10 a.m.
Loc: Lytle House
Parks and Recreation 425-806-6760 Bothell Bridge 13RECREATION - KIDS
KIDZ LOVE SOCCER
Kids ages 2 to 11 learn the world’s most popular
sport from professional coaches trained in the
Kidz Love Soccer method. A session includes age-
appropriate activities: skill demonstrations, games,
and instructional scrimmages conducted in a non-
competitive, recreation way.
Kidz Love Soccer: “where the score is
always fun-to-fun!”
All participants will receive a Kidz Love Soccer
jersey. Unless otherwise noted, shin guards are
required after the first class.
For more information, visit www.kidzlovesoccer.com
Kidz Love Soccer Rainout Hotline: 1-888-372-5803
Mommy/Daddy & Me Soccer Tot-Soccer (Ages 3- 4 years) Pre-Soccer (Ages 4-5 years)
(Ages 2-3.5 years) Enjoy running and kicking just like the Teaches the basic techniques of the
Introduce your toddler to the world’s big kids! Encourages large motor skill game and builds self-esteem through
most popular sport! As you participate development through fun soccer games participation and fun soccer activities.
together in our fun age-appropriate and introduces small children to the Children learn to follow instructions
activities, your child will develop their group setting. *No class 5/24 or 5/27 in a nurturing, age-appropriate
large motor skills and socialization environment. *No class 5/24 or 5/27
#SP1900091...............R $84/NR $101
skills. The fun happens on the field,
Mon 3/11–4/15 3:10 – 3:40 p.m. #SP1900111...............R $84/NR $101
and in Mommy/Daddy & Me Soccer,
parents are a part of the action. No Loc: Stipek Park Mon 3/11–4/15 3:45 – 4:20 p.m.
shin guards required. *No class 5/24 #SP1900092...............R $84/NR $101 Loc: Stipek Park
or 5/27 Fri 3/15–4/19 3:30 – 4 p.m. #SP1900112...............R $84/NR $101
Loc: Cedar Grove Park Fri 3/15–4/19 4:05 – 4:40 p.m.
#SP1900071...............R $84/NR $101
#SP1900093...............R $94/NR $113 Loc: Cedar Grove Park
Mon 3/11–4/15 6:05–6:35 p.m.
Loc: Stipek Park Mon 4/29–6/17 3:10 – 3:40 p.m. #SP1900113...............R $94/NR $113
Loc: Stipek Park Mon 4/29–6/17 3:45 – 4:20 p.m.
#SP1900072...............R $84/NR $101
#SP1900094...............R $94/NR $113 Loc: Stipek Park
Fri 3/15–4/19 6:25–6:55 p.m.
Loc: Cedar Grove Park Fri 5/3– 6/21 3:30 - 4 p.m. #SP1900114...............R $94/NR $113
Loc: Cedar Grove Park Fri 5/3–6/21 4:05 – 4:40 p.m.
#SP1900073...............R $94/NR $113
Loc: Cedar Grove Park
Mon 4/29–6/17 6:05–6:35 p.m.
Loc: Stipek Park
March sessions are 6 weeks.
#SP1900074...............R $94/NR $113 April/May sessions are 7 weeks.
Fri 5/3–6/21 6:25–6:55 p.m.
Loc: Cedar Grove Park
14 Bothell Bridge Online Registration www.bothellparks.netRECREATION - KIDS & ADULTS
Soccer 1: Techniques Soccer 2: Skillz &
& Teamwork (Ages 5-6 years) Scrimmages (Ages 7-11 years)
Learn dribbling, passing, defense and Enjoy advanced skill-building:
shooting goals! Play fun skill games at dribbling, passing, shooting and more
every session, and every participant in a team play format. Each class will
will have a ball at his or her feet. Small focus on scrimmages that improve
soccer matches will be introduced team play as well as individual skill
gradually. Perfect for first-time players development. Kids at all levels of play
while fun and engaging for kids with are encouraged to come out and enjoy
some experience. *No class 5/24 or the soccer fun! *No class 5/24 or 5/27
!
5/27 Kidz Love Soccer Camp NEW
#SP1900151...............R $84/NR $101 Spend a week learning and practicing
#SP1900131...............R $84/NR $101 Mon 3/11–4/15 5:15–6 p.m. core soccer skills. Everyone is a winner
Mon 3/11–4/15 4:25–5:10 p.m. Loc: Stipek Park as the week’s fun culminates in an age-
Loc: Stipek Park #SP1900152...............R $84/NR $101 appropriate “World Cup” tournament.
All campers receive a Kidz Love Soccer
#SP1900132...............R $84/NR $101 Fri 3/15–4/19 5:35–6:20 p.m.
Jersey. Campers should bring a full water
Fri 3/15–4/19 4:45–5:30 p.m. Loc: Cedar Grove Park bottle and a healthy snack. All participants
Loc: Cedar Grove Park #SP1900153...............R $94/NR $113 must wear shin guards. Soccer shoes and
#SP1900133...............R $94/NR $113 Mon 4/29–6/17 5:15–6 p.m. sunscreen are recommended.
Mon 4/29–6/17 4:25–5:10 p.m. Loc: Stipek Park Loc: Cedar Grove Park
Loc: Stipek Park #SP1900154...............R $94/NR $113 Level 1 (Ages 4.5-6)
#SP1900134...............R $94/NR $113 Fri 5/3–6/21 5:35–6:20 p.m. #SU1900021........... R $143/NR $172
Fri 5/3–6/21 4:45–5:30 p.m. Loc: Cedar Grove Park M–F 8/19–8/23 9 a.m.–12 p.m.
Loc: Cedar Grove Park Level 2 (Ages 7-10)
#SU1900022........... R $143/NR $172
M–F 8/19–8/23 9 a.m.–12 p.m.
Lango Kids: Learn French! NEW!
Bienvenue! Our French classes offer a blend of authentic music NEW!
and movement-based adventures for children. Within two or
three classes, kids will learn key phrases in their new language
Baking Workshop: Pretzels (ages 6-12 & adult)
through simple, repeated songs and chants. Meanwhile, they Hey kids, team up with your favorite adult and join us for
become familiar with more complex aspects of the language by Pretzel Making! In this class, you and your partner will mix
engaging in “adventures,” tactile and movement-based games that up dough for Quick Pretzels; then while that dough rests,
require them to solve simple problems – in French! *No class 5/24 you’ll shape, boil and bake pretzels with dough made before
Ages 3-5 (parents welcome!) class. You’ll be ready to go home and make pretzels for all your
friends and family! Class is vegetarian with wheat, dairy and
#SP1900030........................................................... R $50/NR $60
optional eggs. As per kitchen protocol, students should wear
Fri 5/3–5/31* 4–4:45 p.m. Loc: Lytle House
closed-toe shoes and tie back long hair.
Ages 5-8 (parents welcome!)
#SP1900031........................................................... R $50/NR $60 #SP1900017........................................................... R $35/NR $42
Fri 5/3–5/31* 5–5:45 p.m. Loc: Lytle House Sat 3/30 3–5 p.m. Loc: Lytle House
Parks and Recreation 425-806-6760 Bothell Bridge 15RECREATION – PRESCHOOL & YOUTH
Move & Grow: Parent/Child
(walking-4 years)
Dancing together with your child while
exploring movement activities and
practicing skills is not only lots of fun, but
very educational. Learn activities that you
can explore more at home. A wide variety
of music, props, BrainDance rhymes,
rhythm instruments and an obstacle
course add to the playful environment
and learning. Skill development becomes
more challenging in Parent/Child class.
Caregivers are always welcome! *No class
5/24.
#SP1900130...............R $96/NR $116
........................ 2nd child R $48/NR $58
Fri 3/1–4/19 (8 weeks)
9:15–10:15 a.m. Loc: Lytle House After-School Cooking Club: Pasta Workshop (Ages 10-15)
#SP1900068................. R $72/NR $87 If you love pasta, learn how to make your own! In this small group, hands-
........................ 2nd child R $36/NR $44 on cooking class, you’ll be introduced to the magic of flour + eggs. We’ll mix
dough, then roll, cut and cook Papardelle (fettuccine) and Farfalle (bow ties).
Fri 5/3–6/14 (6 weeks)
You’ll be able to taste your creations with Quick Tomato or Creamy Alfredo
9:15–10:15 a.m. Loc: Lytle House
Sauces. Class is vegetarian with wheat, eggs and dairy. As per kitchen protocol,
$15 drop-in fee to all Move & Grow students should wear closed-toe shoes and tie back long hair.
classes.
#SP1900066........................................................... R $38/NR $46
Mon 4/1 4:15–6:15 p.m. Loc: Lytle House
After-School Baking Club: Tiny Pies (Ages 10-15)
Spring means berry season is on its way! One of the best ways to enjoy our
Pacific Northwest berry bounty is to bake them in a pie. In this small group,
hands-on cooking class, you’ll learn to make pie dough. We’ll first practice
making and baking Apple Hand pies, then create mini berry pies to take
and bake at home. Class is vegetarian with wheat and dairy. As per kitchen
protocol, students should wear closed-toe shoes and tie back long hair.
#SP1900067........................................................... R $36/NR $44
Mon 5/13 4:15–6:15 p.m. Loc: Lytle House
After-School Baking Club: Vegan! (Ages 10-15)
Love to bake, but don’t eat eggs or dairy foods? This is the class for you! In this
small group, hands-on cooking class, you will work with others to create Vegan
Chocolate Chip Cookies and Easy Apple Turnovers. You’ll get to taste your
creations and have some to share with your family. Class is vegetarian with
wheat. As per kitchen protocol, students should wear closed-toe shoes and tie
back long hair.
#SU1900036.......................................................... R $42/NR $51
Mon 6/10 4:15–6:15 p.m. Loc: Lytle House
16 Bothell BridgeRECREATION – YOUTH, TEEN & FAMILY
Instructor-Facilitated Online Learning with Safe Kids 101/Home Alone Class (Ages 9-13)
This three-hour home alone class will help your nine to 13-year-
old take the next step in independence while giving you peace
of mind. Topics include: responsibilities when staying home
Ed2Go offers a wide range of highly interactive courses alone, simple first aid and abdominal thrusts for choking victims,
taught by expert instructors that you can take entirely how to navigate the online world, and fire safety. We’ll also
from the comfort of your home! All courses last six weeks,
discuss the truth behind abuse, abduction, and stranger danger.
with new sections beginning on 3/13, 4/17, 5/15 and 6/12.
Participants will receive the “Safe Kids 101” book.
View all 200+ courses, system requirements and register
today at www.ed2go.com/bothell #SP1900236........................................................... R $43/NR $52
Questions? Contact kari.bachle@bothellwa.gov Sat 4/27 1–4 p.m. Loc: Lytle House
CPR & FIRST AID CLASSES: Individuals, Businesses & Groups
Classes are taught by City of Bothell Fire and are held at the Downtown
Firehouse (10726 Beardslee Blvd). For registration information, please contact
City of Bothell Parks & Recreation at 425-806-6760. Registration is required for all
classes. For specific CPR/First Aid class questions, contact Public Educator Kirsten
Clemens at 425-806-6106 or kirsten.clemens@bothellwa.gov.
Adult/Child CPR and AED Basic First Aid
American Heart Association Heartsaver CPR/AED American Heart Association Heartsaver First Aid
curriculum teaches the life-saving skills of CPR and how to curriculum covers basic skills in medical and injury
use the Automated External Defibrillator (AED) for ages 1+ emergencies, such as heart attack, stroke, choking,
(does not include infant CPR). Participants receive a 2-year bleeding, severe allergic reactions and much more.
completion card. Please arrive on time – late arrivals are not Participants receive a 2-year certification card. Please arrive
eligible for certification. on time – late arrivals are not eligible for certification.
Loc: Downtown Firehouse Loc: Downtown Firehouse
#SP1900283........................................................... R $50/NR $61 #SP1900303........................................................... R $50/NR $61
Tues 3/12 5 – 8 p.m. Tues 3/19 5 – 8 p.m.
#SP1900284........................................................... R $50/NR $61 #SP1900304........................................................... R $50/NR $61
Tues 4/9 5 – 8 p.m. Tues 4/16 5 – 8 p.m.
#SP1900285........................................................... R $50/NR $61 #SP1900305........................................................... R $50/NR $61
Tues 5/14 5 – 8 p.m. Tues 5/21 5 – 8 p.m.
#SU1900286.......................................................... R $50/NR $61 #SU1900306.......................................................... R $50/NR $61
Tues 6/11 5 – 8 p.m. Tues 6/18 5 – 8 p.m.
Bothell Bridge 17RECREATION - TEEN & ADULT
Beginning Digital Photography (Ages 15+)
This workshop will teach you what you need to know
about how to use your camera to its fullest potential.
We will cover the basics including composition,
shutter speed, aperture, ISO, white balance and basic
flash. DSLR or point-and-shoot camera with DSLR
features required. Participants must have basic working
knowledge of their specific camera. Questions? Email
jfongphoto@gmail.com.
#SP1900063................................................R $38/NR $46
Sat 5/4 9 a.m.–12 p.m.
Loc: Lytle House
About Boating Safely (Ages 12+, under 15 with an adult)
Successfully completing this course qualifies you to get a
Washington State Boater Education Card. Topics include boating
safety equipment and skills for a variety of types of boats including
power, sail, personal watercraft and paddlecraft. Instructors
from the US Coast Guard Auxiliary will cover how to prevent
accidents, choose the right life jackets and other boating gear, best
practices for trailering your boat, local laws and “rules of the road,”
and the basics of navigation. Registration must be received by
the Wednesday before class begins.
#SP1900198 .................................... Individual: R $25/NR $30
................................................................Family 2+: R $30/NR $36
Sat 3/9 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Loc: Lytle House
#SP1900199 .................................... Individual: R $25/NR $30
................................................................Family 2+: R $30/NR $36
Sat 6/1 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Loc: Lytle House
Cake Decorating with
Delicately Sweet Confections (Ages 13+)
Join Johanna of Delicately Sweet
Confections as we stack, fill and
frost a three-layer cake like a
professional! Learn the proper
techniques to prepare to stack, Cell Phone Photography (Ages 15+)
crumb coat and decorate using
Love taking photos with your cell phone, and want
the nearly naked texture, and
to learn how to do more with them? Join professional
finish things off with fresh florals.
photographer Jeffrey Fong and come learn how to be
Johanna will demonstrate how to
a better cell phone photographer. You’ll learn camera
make her favorite buttercream,
settings and modes, discuss composition techniques and
easily adaptable to different flavors.
play with fun cell phone apps that will take your photos
You’ll leave with your beautiful cake
to the next level. Students of all skill levels welcome!
creation, several decorating tips, tricks and recipes, and with the
knowledge and skills to make your own cakes at home! No prior #SU1900033................................................R $38/NR $46
experience necessary, all levels of skill are welcome. Sat 6/15 9 a.m.–12 p.m.
#SP1900062........................................................... R $80/NR $96 Loc: Lytle House
Sat 4/13 10 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Loc: Lytle House
18 Bothell BridgeRECREATION - TEEN & ADULT
Monoline Lettering Magic (Ages 16+) Calligraphy Workshop: Intro to Traditional
Anyone can write pretty – no fancy or expensive tools Lettering (Ages 16+)
needed, just a love for letters! In this four-hour class Learn this ancient written art that is still popular today! In
taught by instructor Kellie Moeller, you will learn a variety this four-hour workshop, Kellie Moeller will introduce you to
of simple and beautiful alphabets as we create special the Parallel Pen, a basic calligraphy alphabet and teach you
projects. You’ll leave equipped to take what you learned techniques to make a variety of alphabets and letter forms. All
and use simple materials you already have to create cards, materials provided, beginners welcome!
invitations and other lettering projects. All supplies
provided, beginners welcome! #SU1900023.......................................................... R $75/NR $90
Sat 6/8 1–4 p.m. Loc: Lytle House
#SP1900045........................................................R $47/NR $57
Sat 4/13 2–5 p.m. Loc: Lytle House
Painted Messages from the Heart (Ages 18+)
Looking for a fun way to expand your artistic horizons? In
our three-series workshop, learn to paint succulents for a
postcard, whimsical woodland creatures for a greeting card and
a summer meadow for you to write messages for loved ones. No
drawing experience or “talent” is necessary; you will be amazed
at the results! Price includes all art materials, non-alcoholic
beverages and hors d’oeuvres. Instructor is the award-winning
book illustrator, Maja Sereda.
4/27: Succulent Postcard (watercolor/mixed media)
6/1: Woodland Creature (watercolor/mixed media)
6/22: Summer Meadow (mixed media)
#SP1900065...................................Per session: R $39/NR $47
Sat 6–8 p.m. Loc: Lytle House
Register for all 3 and save!...............................R $99/NR $119
Contact recreation@bothellwa.gov or 425-806-6760 for discount.
Pointed Pen Calligraphy (Ages 16+)
Seen the hand-lettered envelopes and invitations, and
want to write beautifully yourself? Learn the art of Modern
Pointed Pen Calligraphy with local artist and award-
winning calligrapher Kellie Moeller. Practice with simple
tools and techniques as you learn basic pen strokes and
how to apply your skills to various alphabets. All materials
provided, beginners welcome!
#SP1900044.....................................................R $85/NR $102
Tues 5/7–5/28 6–8 p.m. Loc: Lytle House
CLASS CANCELLED? OH NO!!
Some classes will be cancelled if minimum registrations are
not reached. Avoid cancellations by registering early!
Bothell Bridge 19RECREATION - TEEN & ADULT
Belly Dance (Ages 15+)
Learn belly dance with the award-
winning instructor and performer
Michelle! This fun, low impact
class with a comfortable, welcoming
atmosphere includes a warm up,
drills and dance with an occasional
mini-lesson on culture and history.
Wear comfortable workout
clothes and a hip scarf or belt.
Shoes are not necessary. Contact
Michelle for more information:
bellydancermichelle@gmail.com or www.michellebellydance.com. Cardio Jam (Ages 18+)
#SP1900461........................................................... R $66/NR $79 Cardio Jam is an energetic dance fitness class with
Wed 4/3–5/8 7–8 p.m. Loc: Lytle House choreographed routines to hip hop, pop and old school
party jams. It’s a fun, full-body workout that exercises your
#SP1900462........................................................... R $66/NR $79
mind, body and spirit. Burn calories, gain some confidence
Wed 5/15–6/19 7–8 p.m. Loc: Lytle House and maybe even a few new dance moves. Class instructor is
$15 drop-in fee to all Belly Dance classes. Christie Laverman.
Mondays & Wednesdays, 9:30–10:30 a.m.
Loc: Lytle House
6-Visit Flex Pass (valid 2 month period)............... R $30/NR $36
10-Visit Flex Pass (valid 3 month period)............ R $50/NR $60
#SP1900203 March (begins 3/4)
#SP1900204 April (begins 4/1)
#SP1900205 May (begins 5/1)
#SU1900206 June (begins 6/3)
$8 drop-in fee for all Cardio Jam classes.
Zumba® (Ages 18+)
Zumba is a Latin-inspired dance aerobics class using intervals
®
and body weight resistance to burn fat and sculpt your body. No
dance experience required. Bring a water bottle to each class. All
classes are taught by Zumba® instructor Stefanie Kvasnikoff. Wear
comfortable workout clothes and shoes.
Tuesdays & Thursdays, 9:30–10:30 a.m.
Loc: Lytle House
6-Visit Flex Pass (valid 2 month period)............... R $30/NR $36
10-Visit Flex Pass (valid 3 month period)............ R $50/NR $60
Spring/Summer Adult Softball Leagues
#SP1900323 March (begins 3/5) (Ages 18+)
#SP1900324 April (begins 4/2) Grab your friends and come play softball in our USA
#SP1900325 May (begins 5/2) Softball leagues! Coed and Men’s leagues available, and
®
#SU1900326 June (begins 6/4) happen almost every night of the week out at our North
Creek Sportsfields. Get all the details on leagues, dates and
$8 drop-in fee for all Zumba classes. fitness registration at www.bothellwa.gov/softball.
20 Bothell Bridge Online Registration www.bothellparks.netRECREATION - TEEN & ADULT
Intermediate Yoga (Ages 16+)
We will explore inversions, backbends, forward bends and
twists on a deeper level. Recommended six months previous
yoga experience. Instructor Debby Bliss is a Certified Purna
Yoga teacher at the 2,000-hour level. Required props: two
yoga blocks, yoga strap and a sticky mat. *No class 5/9 or 7/4
#SP1900192........................................................... R $66/NR $79
Th 3/14–4/18 6:30–8 p.m. Loc: Lytle House
#SP1900193........................................................... R $66/NR $79
Th 4/25–6/6 6:30–8 p.m. Loc: Lytle House
#SU1900194.......................................................... R $66/NR $79
Th 6/13–7/25 6:30–8 p.m. Loc: Lytle House
$15 Drop-In Fee for all Intermediate Yoga Classes.
Yoga Flow & Stretch (Ages 14+)
Learn and practice yoga flows by moving from pose to pose
with your breath. Flows are combined with focused stretches
to help combat postural imbalances from too much sitting.
Class ends with a guided relaxation. Bring a thin yoga mat
as some flows include getting up and down from the mat to
standing.
Questions? Contact Jenny at jennyferreira@hotmail.com.
#SP1900252........................................................... R $44/NR $53
Mon 3/4–3/25 5:30–6:30 p.m. Loc: Lytle House
#SP1900253........................................................... R $44/NR $53
Mon 4/1–4/22 5:30–6:30 p.m. Loc: Lytle House
#SP1900254........................................................... R $44/NR $53
Mon 4/29–5/20 5:30–6:30 p.m. Loc: Lytle House
#SU1900255.......................................................... R $44/NR $53
Mon 6/3–6/24 5:30–6:30 p.m. Loc: Lytle House
$15 drop-in fee available for all Yoga Flow & Stretch classes.
Parks and Recreation Class Locations - Bothell
Canyon Park Middle School Frank Love Elementary
23723 23rd Ave. SE 303 224th St. SW
Cedar Grove Park Lytle House/Park at Bothell Landing
22421 9th Ave. SE 9929 NE 180th St.
Doug Allen Sportsfields North Creek Field #1
19417 88th Ave. NE 19016 North Creek Pkwy.
Downtown Firehouse Stipek Park
10726 Beardslee Blvd. 1800 242nd St. SE
Parks and Recreation 425-806-6760 Bothell Bridge 21PARK SYSTEM
Meeting Room Rental
Biking/Walking Trails
Historical Features
Off-Street Parking
Drinking Fountain
Amphitheater
Picnic Shelter
Water Access
Undeveloped
For more information, call City of Bothell
Picnic Tables
Sportscourt
Playground
Restrooms
Sportsfield
Parks and Recreation at 425-806-6760 or visit
Barbecue
www.bothellwa.gov
Bloomberg Hill Park • 20301 Hollyhills Dr. NE l l l l
Blyth Park v • 16950 W Riverside Dr. l l l l l l l l
Brackett’s Landing • 11101 NE 174th St. l l l l
Brickyard Road Park • 16800 Brickyard Rd. NE l l l
Cedar Grove Park v n • 22421 9th Ave. SE l l l l l l l l l l
Centennial Park/North Creek Schoolhouse v • 1130 208th St. SE l l l l l l l l l l
Conifer View Park • 9055 NE 195th St. l l l
Doug Allen Sportsfields n • 19417 88th Ave. NE l l l l
East Norway Hill Park • 15101 124th Ave. NE l l
Former Wayne Golf Course Property • 16721 96th Ave. NE l l l l l
North Creek Sportsfields n • 11800 North Creek Pkwy. S l l l l l
North Creek Forest • 112th Ave NE @ NE 202nd St. l l
North Creek Trail l l
Park at Bothell Landing/Lytle House • 9919 NE 180th St. l l l l l l l l l l l
Pioneer Cemetery • 108th Ave NE & Valley View Rd. l l
Red Brick Road Park • SR 522 & 96th Ave. NE l l l l
Royal Oaks Park • 20144 106th Ave. NE l l l l
Sammamish River Park/Trail • 17995 102nd Ave. NE l l l
Stipek Park • 1800 242nd St. SE l l l l l l l l
Tall Tree Park • 19630 89th Pl. NE l l
Volunteer Park • 97th Ave. NE & NE 182nd St. l l l
West Riverside Drive Trail • 16950 W Riverside Dr. l
William Penn Park • 19900 100th Ave. NE l l l
v Picnic shelters available for rent. Room available for rent. n Fields available on reservation basis only. Updated 02/19
Rental Locations
LYTLE HOUSE NORTH CREEK SCHOOLHOUSE MCMENAMINS THORNDIKE ROOM
Is your house too small for that family This is the perfect space for a small This community room is free to City of
gathering? Consider renting ours! meeting or gathering. Located in Bothell residents and accommodates
Located in the Park at Bothell Landing, Centennial Park, the schoolhouse has up to 35 people.
the Lytle House is perfect for family chairs and tables for groups up to 35. www.mcmenamins.com/anderson-
dinners, parties, showers, receptions Find all the details at school/community-room
and other fun events for up to 70 www.bothellwa.gov/ncschoolhouse
people. Find all the details at
www.bothellwa.gov/lytlehouse
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