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Winter/Spring 2022 Activity & Events Guide
VETERANS MEMORIAL PARK
1900 SE 4TH ST | MO O RE , O K
Our Parks...Our Future!
Greetings from the Moore Parks & Recreation Department! To and picnic areas for residents’ enjoyment. There are three types
better serve our community, the Department has undergone of defined parks in Moore: Neighborhood, Community, & Regional.
a reorganization to reflect the focus and prioritization on The Our Parks section lists information for each of our parks
supporting the City’s residents and their desire to have a including the amenities within each park.
safe and enjoyable recreation experience. The new focus will
We are dedicated to empowering our youth, strengthening
further align the City’s recreation and parks programs under
neighborhoods, and providing life enriching programs for a
a unified vision, mission, set of values, framework, and goals
beautiful, livable community. Take a look at our information
dedicated to supporting the development of strong and reliable
for holiday parties, wedding receptions, classes, meetings and
neighborhoods.
birthday parties! Visit our page weekly or follow us on social
Parks add to the beauty of our city. They are a place where media for new programs and activities!
residents and visitors can go to relax, reflect and recreate. In the
City of Moore there are 13 parks and parkways, an Amphitheater, Follow us!
20 pavilions, a Sports Complex, an Aquatic Center, 5 Splash Pads,
1 Horseshoe Tournament Court, 2 fishing ponds, 10 walking trails
Our Vision Our Mission
To be recognized by Moore residents as a To provide outstanding recreation programs,
key contributor to their source of pride in the facilities and services that enhance the quality of
community where they live, work, and play. life of our residents and visitors.
The Station 4 The Brand Senior Center 15 Happy Tails Dog Park 18 Our Parks 19 Park Pavilion Rental 22 Activities 24 Events 31 Online Registration for activities and classes cityofmoore.com/fun We provide a user-friendly system for all customers to register for classes, camps, and sport leagues or even reserve a pavilion from the convenience of your home. Go to cityofmoore.com/fun to register for an activity or reserve a pavilion through our ACTIVENet® portal. Transactions may entail some form of fee. To use the system, you will create an account and follow the instructions from there. It’s that easy!
THE STATION
AT CENTRAL PARK
700 S B ROADWAY AVE | MO O RE , O K
Monday-Friday:......... 5 a.m.–10 p.m.
Saturday:.. ...................... 8 a.m.–6 p.m.
Sunday:. . ...........................Noon–6 p.m.
The Station at Central Park is a state-of- Passholders have access to on-site Passholders will be delighted with the
the-art facility that includes a fitness childcare so they can work out or attend a overall theme and look of the facility with
center, basketball courts, an indoor walking class without worrying about the kids. nods to the founding of Moore and our rich
track, and much more! railroad history.
The Station boasts two full-sized
Through a variety of group fitness, basketball courts downstairs, and a With personal training and group activities
education, crafting, and hobby classes, the fitness area with more than 80 pieces of available, this beautiful and cutting-edge
53,000 square foot recreation center helps equipment, an indoor walking track, a facility ensures its passholders a unique
foster a healthy lifestyle while building a cycling studio, and exercise rooms upstairs. and fun experience, catering to all fitness
strong and social community. levels and interests.
You can try out The Station by purchasing a Entry
Pass or join for the full year to get the best value.
See page 14 for all of our membership options.
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Aquatic Center
Soak up the sun while cooling off in The Station’s 45,000 square foot outdoor
aquatic center. Our aquatic center has a lazy river, three slides, a diving well, a
lap pool, a splash area, and spray features that are guaranteed to keep the entire
family entertained for hours. With three individual pools, the innovative design
of our aquatics center separates shallow water from deep water and helps keep
younger children separated from older, more active patrons. Enjoy a swim, lounge
underneath one of the shade structures surrounding the pools, or grab a bite to
eat at the outdoor concession stand.
Fitness Center
The Station’s Fitness Center has over 80 pieces of fitness and workout equipment,
an elevated walking track, exercise/fitness rooms, locker rooms, and a child watch
area. The Station also offers group fitness classes for all ages and fitness levels.
Recreation Center
Our Recreation Center has 2 full-size basketball courts with wood floors where
passholders can play basketball, volleyball, and other sports during designated
open gym times. There is also a concession area located by the courts.
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SUMMER
SWIM LESSONS
WHEN: Weekday Session 1 June 6-16 / Session 2 June 20-30 / Session 3
July 4-14 / Session 4 July 18-28 / Session 5 Aug 1-4 *Fast Track*
Weekend – Saturdays Only June 4-25 / July 9-30
TIME: 9 a.m. / 9:40 a.m. / 10:20 a.m. / 11 a.m.
AGES: 6 months–14
FEE: Group Weekday $40 / Group Weekend $30 / Private $90 – Prices Per
Participant
WHERE: The Station Aquatic Center
REGISTRATION: Feb. 1–28 Passholders Only / March 1-TBD Open for Everyone
The Station’s swim lesson curriculum emphasizes proper swimming
technique and water safety, all while having a blast at The Station. Swim
lessons classes available are Parent/Child, Preschool, Youth Level 1,
Youth Level 2, Youth Level 3, Youth Level 4 and our highly sought out
Private or Semi-Private Lessons.
Lesson time could change at any time.
SWIM
STRONG
WEEK
WHEN: May 30–June 2
TIME: Varies
AGES: 6 months–14 years old
FEE: Free to Moore Parks & Recreation Scholarship Recipients
(First Come First Served)
WHERE: The Station Aquatic Center
REGISTRATION: February 1-May 27
Swim Strong week is a time to learn new swim skills or refresh skills already
learned. Varying classes available. Register at The Station for the appropriate level.
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Fitness Center Cardio Area
Treadmills and Stair Steppers
The Station at Central Park provides 53,000 square feet of
fitness, recreational sport and wellness amenities. As a Elliptical Machines
passholder or visitor, you’ll have access to 5,000 square feet Upright and Recumbent Exercise Bikes
of strength and conditioning space, featuring:
Weight Machines and Free Weights
Indoor Walking Track
Fitness &
Wellness
Orientation
Fitness Orientation: A session with a Fitness Attendant will be
focused on why you are choosing to workout at The Station and
how The Station can help you with your health and wellness goals.
Group Fitness It includes an introduction on how to safely use the equipment
It is our goal to provide a wide variety of high quality on the fitness floor showcasing several of our most popular
fitness and wellness opportunities for you. We value the machines. The orientation also offers an OPTIONAL wellness
importance of a healthy lifestyle and want to help you stay assessment measuring height, weight, BMI with fat percentage,
committed to your goals. We will offer a variety of classes and circumferences. For more information contact Buster Bread at
ranging from Zumba®, Cycle, Yoga, Body Pump™, TRX, bbread@cityofmoore.com or 405-793-5090 for more information.
BodyFlow™ and much more! All fitness levels are welcome!
Visit cityofmoore.com for the most up-to-date schedule. Free for New Passholders within 1st Month
$25 for Passholders outside of their 1st Month
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Group Fitness Classes
AT T H E STATION
Bootcamp Zumba Gold®
M/W: 5:15 a.m. | SAT: 9 a.m. MON: 11 a.m. | FRI: 10:30 a.m.
Focus on increasing the caloric burn through fun drills, intervals of Active older adults who are looking for a modified Zumba® class that
strength, plyometric, agilities, and cardio. These exercises are designed recreates the moves you love at a lower-intensity. The design of the class
for all levels and for those who want to get the most out of their workout. introduces easy-to-follow Zumba® choreography that focuses on balance,
range of motion and coordination.
Piloxing Barre®
SUN: 3:10 p.m. BodyPump™
Using a ballet barre for stability and resistance in this 45-minute cardio MON: Noon & 7 p.m. | WED: 7 p.m. | FRI: 5:15 a.m. & 9:30 a.m.
program, you lengthen, you strengthen and you box your heart out! Happy SAT: 10:05 a.m.
joints, strong muscles, healthy heart; that is PILOXING Barre! Using light to moderate weights with lots of repetition, BODYPUMP
gives you a total body workout. Instructors will coach you through the
The Burn scientifically proven moves and techniques pumping out encouragement,
TUE: 9:30 a.m. motivation and great music – helping you achieve much more than on
your own! Participants must obtain a pass with the fitness desk. Space is
Simply put: Feel the BURN! Weight incorporated class working your whole limited to 19 participants.
body with full body moves.
Core & More
Toning MON: 4 p.m.
M/W: 9:30 a.m.
Strengthen your core from every angle with sequences of both abdominal
Resistance training involving dumbbells and body weight to help increase and back exercises.
muscle strength and definition.
HIIT
Cycle W: 4:30 p.m.
M/W: 10:30 a.m. & 5:30 p.m. | T/TH: 5:15 a.m. | F/SAT: 9:30
a.m. SUN: 2:10 p.m. High Intensity Interval Training will burn more fat, improve endurance and
build strength. This training method includes low to moderate intensity
An intense full body workout on a stationary bike that is adjustable to intervals alternated with high intensity intervals. Cardio intensive with
provide a custom fit, combined with training that will build muscle and some strength exercises.
reduce body fat. Participants control the level of intensity. We encourage
new participants to arrive early for set up and instruction. Participants must
obtain a pass with the fitness desk. Space is limited to 19 participants.
Surge Fit
M: 4:30 p.m.
High Intensity cardio mixed with high-rep strength training, set to music
you know and love.
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Zumba® Cardio Blast
MON: 6 p.m. | TUE: 6:30 p.m. | WED: 10:30 a.m. THU: 9:30 a.m.
Ditch the workout, join the party! No dance experience needed for this Constant variety of step, hi/low aerobics, kickboxing, circuit and full body
Latin dance-based fitness class! It’s fun and easy! Wear comfortable, weight moves. All moves incorporate fat-burning aerobic activity and
supportive athletic shoes and get ready to sweat! resistance work with bands, hand weights, and other equipment.
TRX® TRX Express
T/TH: 6:15 a.m. THU: Noon
This suspension training class is a revolutionary method of leveraged This suspension training class is a revolutionary method of leveraged
body weight exercises based on training done by the Navy Seals. You body weight exercises based on training done by the Navy Seals. You
will build power, develop strength, balance, flexibility, and joint stability. will build power, develop strength, balance, flexibility, and joint stability.
Participants must obtain a pass with the fitness desk. Space is limited to Participants must obtain a pass with the fitness desk. Space is limited to
9 participants. 9 participants.
Group Fitness
Yoga Cardio Dance Party
T/TH: 9:30 a.m. | WED: 5:45 p.m. THU: 7 p.m.
Participants will coordinate breath with movement to move from one pose A choreographed class with high/low intensity dance routines. This class
to another. Together, the series of poses improve flexibility, calm the mind, will feature party lighting with colorful lights.
and strengthen the body. Poses range from beginner to intermediate.
Core™
Senior Fitness M/W/F: 6:15 a.m.
T/TH/F: 10:30 a.m. During the 30-minute workout trained instructors guide you through
This classes combine fun and fitness! They are designed to increase correct technique as you work with resistance tubes and weight plates, as
endurance and strength which will assist in easier management of your well as body weight exercises like crunches, and hovers. You will also get
functional daily routine. Beginners Senior Fitness will start at a pace that into some hip, butt and lower back exercises.
everyone can be comfortable with. Soon you will be joining other classes,
feeling confident and ready to take on the schedule.
Advanced Senior Fitness YOUTH CLASSES
T/TH: 11:30 a.m.
Advanced Senior Fitness expands on “Senior Fitness” by encouraging and Zumba Kids
progressing into more advanced movements. Learn how to develop balance, SAT: 10 a.m.
strength, and flexibility to better perform activities for daily living.
Perfect for our younger Zumba® fans! Kids 7+ years old get the chance to
Senior Stretch be active and jam out to their favorite music. Zumba Kids helps develop
a healthy lifestyle and incorporate fitness as a natural part of children’s
FRI: 11 a.m. lives by making fitness fun.
This class leads you through a complete series of seated and standing
yoga poses. Chair support is offered to safely perform a variety of FitKids
postures designed to increase flexibility, balance, and range of movement. WED: 5 p.m.
Sculpt This 55 minute class is packed with entertaining music, foundational
fitness moves, and fun games. Fit Kids will get your child moving and
T/TH: 4:30 p.m. learning the importance of making healthy choices all while having fun!
A total body strength training class that incorporates barbell training that For ages 7 to 12 years.
will build muscle and reduce body fat.
Fit as a Fiddle
BodyFlow™ TUE: 1 p.m.
TUE: 6:30 p.m. | TH: 6 p.m. | SAT: 11:10 a.m. Toddlers will enjoy getting their exercise by running, jumping, tumbling on
During BODYFLOW an inspired soundtrack plays as you bend and stretch mats and dancing to favorite energetic songs.
through a series of simple yoga moves and embrace elements of Tai Chi
and Pilates. Breathing control is a part of all the exercises, and instructors
will always provide options for those just getting started. You’ll strengthen
your entire body and leave the class feeling calm and centered.
All dates and times are subject to change. See the latest Group
Fitness Schedule available at The Station or cityofmoore.com.
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Personal Training
AT T H E STATION
Try personal training to reach your fitness goals
The personal training program at The Station is available One-on-One Sessions:
to provide you with a safe and effective workout to meet $50/1 hour session
your fitness and health goals. Our trainers will work with $250 per 5/1-hour sessions
you one-on-one to provide encouragement, motivation $450 per 10/1-hour sessions
and accountability. Call today to schedule your free fitness
orientation when you buy a pass, or call The Station to set-up
Small Group Sessions:
an appointment. Small group training sessions are available
(2 or more participants registered)
upon request. For more information call or email Buster Bread
at 793-5090 or bbread@cityofmoore.com. $40/per person one-hour session
Meet our trainers
GARY WARREN VIBEKE NILSEN
Gary’s training focus is in designing and implementing safe, Vibeke’s training focus is to help motivate individuals to achieve
progressive, and effective athletic and fitness programs. personal fitness goals. She provides invaluable experience in
Emphasis on program design is based on an individual’s fitness and athletics. She has years of experience in leading group
CURRENT health, physical abilities and realistically achievable exercise sessions such as Boot Camp, HIIT, Kickboxing, Cardioblast,
goals (client-defined fitness). Sculpt, Toning, and sports-specific fitness training.
MARCIA NOAH ROBERT SUMMERS
Marcia Noah’s training focus is in holistic fitness and honoring the Robert’s training focus is providing effective strength training
body with movements that strengthen muscles and bones. Marcia programs. He has vast experience in fitness and possesses nearly 7
enjoys challenging her clients to make positive changes, in the years of experience in leading group exercise. He currently functions
mental and physical, to encourage better overall health. She also as a strength coach for women’s soccer at Rose State College and
enjoys working with clients of all ages and fitness levels. enjoys teaching weight lifting.
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AT T H E STATION
M E M B E RS H I P O PT I O N S
MOORE RESIDENTS Entry 15-Visit 3-Month** Annual*
Individual $6 $72 $140 $375 ($32/month)
Youth (3-17) $6 $72 $103 $275 ($23/month)
Senior (60+)/Military $5 $60 $103 $275 ($23/month)
Military Family N/A N/A $185 $500 ($42/month)
Family N/A N/A $225 $600 ($50/month)
Senior Couple N/A N/A N/A $450 ($38/month)
NON-RESIDENTS Entry 15-Visit 3-Month** Annual*
Individual $7.50 $90 $176 $470 ($39/month)
Youth (3-17) $7.50 $90 $130 $345 ($29/month)
Senior (60+)/Military $6.50 $78 $130 $345 ($29/month)
Military Family N/A N/A $230 $625 ($53/month)
Family N/A N/A $281 $750 ($63/month)
Senior Couple N/A N/A N/A $563 ($47/month)
*Basic land and water fitness classes included Family Pass Includes 2 Adults and All Youth Under 21
*Pass includes access to Recreation Center and Aquatic Center living in same household (8 child maximum)
*2-Hours of Child Watch and All Aboard Kid’s Club included daily Verification of dependency is required to add children
**Pass includes access to Recreation Center and Aquatic Center on a Family Pass. (birth certificates, tax forms,
(Does not include Child Watch or All Aboard Kid’s Club) insurance card, etc.)
The Station Recreation Center partners with Silver Sneakers, Prime, Optum Fitness Advantage and AARP Medicare Advantage.
ENTRY PASS POLICY
The Station at Central Park All individuals age 12 and under must be accompanied by a parent or
legal guardian, with a photo ID to enter The Station Recreation Facility.
700 S. Broadway | Moore, OK 73160
Day passes will no longer allow re-entry into the facility. If a patron exits
(405) 793-5090 the facility, a new day pass will need to be purchased for re-entry.
Policy subject to change during aquatic season.
For more information visit cityofmoore.com
CITYOFMOORE.COM/FUN 11Recreation Center
AT T H E STATION
At the center of The Station is the multi-purpose gymnasium Besides basketball, members can play volleyball, badminton,
featuring two full-size indoor basketball courts and four half pickleball and dodge ball in the gymnasium.
courts. Passholders can shoot hoops with their friends, join in a
Basketballs are provided by The Station and must be returned
game with others, or participate in a sports league or tournament.
when you leave the facility.
Passholders can hone their free throw skills or practice three
pointers on one of our twelve basketball hoops ranging from
eight to ten feet tall, ensuring an enjoyable experience and great
cardiovascular workout for people of all age groups.
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Orientation
This class is offered to teens ages 13 to 15. They are
given the chance to learn the safest and most effective
ways to train. A fitness trainer will give a tour of the
fitness center while explaining the proper use and
benefits of each piece of equipment. Each participant
is required to successfully demonstrate proper use of
equipment in order to use the fitness center. Those
who complete the program will be given access to the
Fitness Center.
Passholders: Free | Non-Passholders: $30
Second Tuesday of the month: 7–9 p.m.
Third Saturday of the month: 10 a.m.–Noon
Basketball
CHECK OUT THE LES MILLS CLASSES WE OFFER!
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Walk the Parks is a physical activity tracking program that encourages
participants to practice healthy walking habits while exploring our
exercise-friendly parks in the City of Moore. The goal of Walk the
Parks is to promote health, wellness and community by encouraging
physical activity and highlighting free resources for all ages.
Bring your family, friends, pets
Register online and walking shoes and get
for Spring 2022. started on March 14, 2022.
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501 EAST MAIN ST | MO O RE , O K MO NDAY - F R IDAY: 8 A . M . - 4 P. M .
Come join the fun and DAILY ACTIVITIES
make new friends Dominoes, Card Games, Movies,
Pool, Quilting, Puzzles, Woodcarving
Moore’s Brand Senior Center is located at 501 E. Main. Activities at
the Center include cards, dominoes, quilting, billiards, ceramics, art
lessons, woodcarving, and various crafts. There are also programs on
nutrition as well as health checks for hearing, blood pressure, and
LUNCH PROGRAM
blood sugar screenings. Legal aid representatives and speakers from
other professional groups speak to our seniors. Aging Services Inc., Dine-in and delivery.
operates a congregate meal program at the Center as well. Reservations call: 405-793-9069
A transportation bus owned and operated by the Moore Council on
Aging (MCOA) provides rides for senior citizens from their addresses
in the Moore city limits to the Center. This service also serves seniors
TRANSPORTATION
with transportation to banks, stores, the library, doctor’s offices, and
other places within the city. Lunch program is available for dine-in Moore Council on Aging (MCOA) Bus
and delivery. For reservations call 793-9069. Service call: 405-799-3130
(within Moore city limits only)
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Free classes for ages 60+
Special Interest Open Art Studio
Bring your art supplies and join others to work on projects.
Quilt Creations
Learn the basics of hand-made quilting from experienced Country House Singers
quilters. Work on a community quilt to develop your skills and Join in the fun listening to the oldies, traditional, and country
meet new friends. music favorites. Enjoy the tunes and the comradery.
Community Speaker Series
Learn what is new in our community, state, and country. Enjoy
speakers who are experts in health and safety that will give you Fitness Program
ways to have a better quality of life for you and your loved ones.
Exercise
Classic Movies This class offers stretching, strengthening, and balance improving
See the movies of your past! Go down memory lane with Classic moves. Low-impact exercise to improve your circulation.
Movies and great company. Contact Senior Center for schedule
of movies. Tai Chi
Improve your coordination and balance. Gentle movement for all
Pool Sharks and Friends skill levels.
Come join the group to shoot pool. Newcomers welcome. Every
experience level is invited. Silver Sneakers Chair Yoga
Yoga designed for older adults. Group chair exercise offers ways
Smart Phone Basics for adult to stay physically active and improve fitness levels.
Learn to take pictures, access You-tube, and set-up Facebook so
you can connect with your family and friends. Stretch, Strengthen, and Health Update
Get a weekly stretch with strength-building activities. A quick and
Computers with AJ informative health update shared.
Class to help individuals feel more confident at the keyboard and
learn computer terms, processes, and applications. Walking Club
Let’s get moving together! Come walk with others who want to
Wii Bowling increase their activity. Staff led stretches to warm up and cool
Come bowl with us! Join the fun and get some exercise too. down will get us walking and meeting new and old friends.
Blood Pressure Checks
Performing Arts Health problems associated with high blood pressure are very
common. Medical professionals will check your blood pressure to
Woodcarving help identify those at risk for cardiovascular diseases.
Would you like to learn woodcarving skills? Come join
experienced carvers. Armchair Travel
Travel Oklahoma, the United States, and the World for free! Enjoy
Art visiting the sites without packing your bags from California to New
York all from the safety of a chair. Open your horizons of travel.
Learn to express your creative side through painting and drawing
mediums. All skill levels welcome.
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helps us provide transportation provided by the Moore Council on Aging.
for seniors in Moore.
Special Programs & Events
Holiday Celebrations
Christmas, New Year’s, Valentine’s Day, St. Patrick’s, and Easter
celebrations
WHEN: TBA
Holiday
TIME: 12:15–1:15 p.m.
WHERE: Brand Senior Center Lobby
Come join the fun with games and refreshments. Celebrate the
holidays with the Young at Heart!
Closings
Food Bank Trips Thanksgiving – Nov. 25–26
WHEN: 1st Thursdays of each month
TIME: 1–2 p.m. Christmas – Dec. 23–24
REGISTRATION: Sign up in office. Limit of 7 per trip.
Transportation provided. New Years – Dec. 31
WHERE: Leave from Brand Center
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. – Jan. 17
Lunch Program President’s Day – Feb. 21
WHEN: Monday–Friday
TIME: 11:30 a.m.–Noon
REGISTRATION: Call 405-793-9069
Deadline is 1 p.m. for reservations for the next day.
WHERE: Brand Senior Center Lobby
CITYOFMOORE.COM/FUN 17Happy Tails Dog Park
For all you dog lovers we have the spot open dawn to dusk 7-days a week with
for you. Happy Tails Dog Park, located on the exception of maintenance, which is 9
the east side of Buck Thomas Park, is a a.m.–Noon on Wednesdays. Park rules are
2-acre dog park for you and your favorite listed at the entrance of the dog park.
pet to spend time with each other and Happy Tails Dog Park was funded with the
other pets and pet owners. 2012 Our Parks …Our Future Parks ¼ cent
Opened in June 2016, the dog park has sales tax.
shade, benches, picnic tables, beautiful Enjoy Happy Tails Dog Park and enjoy the
mature trees, water fountains, agility wonderful time with your dog!
features, a small dog area and a large
dog area, and a restroom immediately
adjacent to the dog park. The park is
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4401 MELROSE DR | MO O RE , O K
Our Parks
Buck Thomas Park Pavilions (2)
Restroom
Walking Trail
Handicap Parking
1903 NE 12th St. Multi-Sport Fields Basketball Court
Playground Horse Shoe Pits
128 acres Splash Pad Fishing
Picnic Area Water
Walking Trail: 1.3 miles
Drinking Fountain Lighted Trails
North Pavilion: 4 tables
Tennis Courts WIFI Access
South Pavilion: 5 tables at playground Volleyball Non-Smoking Park
Skate Park Dog Park
Central Park Pavilions (4)
Restroom
Walking Trail
Handicap Parking
700 S. Broadway Multi-Sport Fields Basketball Court
Playground Horse Shoe Pits
Splash Pad Fishing
51 acres
Picnic Area Water
Park Trail: 1.39 miles Drinking Fountain Lighted Trails
Lake Trail: 0.26 mile Tennis Courts WIFI Access
Trail Total: 1.65 miles Volleyball Non-Smoking Park
4 multi-purpose pavilions - no tables Skate Park
THEME: Train Amphitheater
Tom Strouhal/ Pavilions (5) Walking Trail
Little River Park
Restroom Handicap Parking
Multi-Sport Fields Basketball Court
700 SW 4th St. & 801 SW 10th St. Playground Horse Shoe Pits
Splash Pad (South only) Fishing
Picnic Area Water
52 acres Drinking Fountain Lighted Trails
Walking Trail: North Loop - 0.25 mile, Tennis Courts WIFI Access
South Loop - 0.75 mile Volleyball Non-Smoking Park
Little River South - 3 pavilions Skate Park Outdoor Exercise Equipment
THEME: Pirate Ships
Little River North - 2 pavilions
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Veterans Pavilions (1) Walking Trail
Memorial Park
Restroom Handicap Parking
Multi-Sport Fields Basketball Court
1900 SE 4th St. Playground Horse Shoe Pits
Splash Pad Fishing
Picnic Area Water
18 acres
Drinking Fountain Lighted Trails
Walking Trail: Full Loop - 0.89 mile, Tennis Courts WIFI Access
Half Loop - 0.34 mile Volleyball Non-Smoking Park
1 pavilion - 6 tables Skate Park
THEME: Military
Greenbriar Park Pavilions (1)
Restroom
Walking Trail
Handicap Parking
1331 NW 6th Place Multi-Sport Fields Basketball Court
Playground Horse Shoe Pits
Splash Pad Fishing
2 acres
Picnic Area Water
1 pavilion - 1 table
Drinking Fountain Lighted Trails
Tennis Courts WIFI Access
Volleyball Non-Smoking Park
Skate Park
THEME: Dinosaur
Apple Valley Park Pavilions (1)
Restroom
Walking Trail
Handicap Parking
4401 Melrose Dr. Multi-Sport Fields Basketball Court
Playground Horse Shoe Pits
Splash Pad Fishing
4 acres
Picnic Area Water
1 pavilion - 3 tables
Drinking Fountain Lighted Trails
Walking Trail: 0.25 mile Tennis Courts WIFI Access
Volleyball Non-Smoking Park
Skate Park
THEME: Castle
Fairmoore Park Pavilions (2)
Restroom
Walking Trail
Handicap Parking
630 NW 5th St. Multi-Sport Fields Basketball Court
Playground Horse Shoe Pits
17 acres Splash Pad Fishing
Picnic Area Water
Walking Trail: 0.4 mile
Drinking Fountain Lighted Trails
2 pavilions - 3 tables at each
Tennis Courts WIFI Access
Splashpad at one pavilion Volleyball Non-Smoking Park
Skate Park
THEME: Rocket Ship
Madison Place Pavilions (2) Walking Trail
Park
Restroom Handicap Parking
Multi-Sport Fields Basketball Court
420 Madison Place Playground Horse Shoe Pits
Splash Pad Fishing
Picnic Area Water
0.5 acre
Drinking Fountain Lighted Trails
Tennis Courts WIFI Access
Volleyball Non-Smoking Park
Skate Park
THEME: Animal
20 M O O R E PA R K S & R EC R E AT I O N | 4 0 5 -793 -5 09 0Westmoore Pavilions (1) Walking Trail
Trails Park
Restroom Handicap Parking
Multi-Sport Fields Basketball Court
2206 Lonnie Lane Playground Horse Shoe Pits
Splash Pad Fishing
Picnic Area Water
8 acres
Drinking Fountain Lighted Trails
Walking Trail: 0.36 mile Tennis Courts WIFI Access
1 pavilion - 3 tables Volleyball Non-Smoking Park
Skate Park
THEME: Fire Department
Kiwanis Park Pavilions (1)
Restroom
Walking Trail
Handicap Parking
501 E Main St. Multi-Sport Fields Basketball Court
Playground Horse Shoe Pits
Splash Pad Fishing
3 acres
Picnic Area Water
Walking Trail: .019 mile
Drinking Fountain Lighted Trails
1 pavilion - 2 tables Tennis Courts WIFI Access
Volleyball Non-Smoking Park
Skate Park
THEME: Police
Cottonwood Park Pavilions (1)
Restroom
Walking Trail
Handicap Parking
1028 SW 2nd St. Multi-Sport Fields Basketball Court
Playground Horse Shoe Pits
Splash Pad Fishing
1 acre
Picnic Area Water
Drinking Fountain Lighted Trails
Tennis Courts WIFI Access
Volleyball Non-Smoking Park
Skate Park
THEME: Construction
Arbor Gardens Pavilions (1)
Restroom
Walking Trail
Handicap Parking
1695 SW 34th St. Multi-Sport Fields Basketball Court
Playground Horse Shoe Pits
13 acres Splash Pad Fishing
Picnic Area Water
Walking Trail: 0.5 mile
Drinking Fountain Lighted Trails
1 pavilion - 2 benches
Tennis Courts WIFI Access
Volleyball Non-Smoking Park
Skate Park
Parmele Park Pavilions (1)
Restroom
Walking Trail
Handicap Parking
1308 N Janeway Multi-Sport Fields Basketball Court
Playground Horse Shoe Pits
8 acres Splash Pad Fishing
Picnic Area Water
Walking Trail: 0.25 mile
Drinking Fountain Lighted Trails
1 pavilion - 3 tables
Tennis Courts WIFI Access
Volleyball Non-Smoking Park
Skate Park
THEME: Forest
CITYOFMOORE.COM/FUN 21WESTMOORE TRAILS PARK
2206 LONNIE L A N E | MO O RE , O K
Park Pavilion Rental
In the City of Moore you will find over 301 acres of beautiful park grounds. Our parks offer a wide variety of amenities, activities, and
pavilions for any occasion. We encourage you to visit a neighborhood park today. Fees are subject to change.
Pavilion Rental Fees
Apple Valley Park; Arbor Gardens Park; Buck Thomas Park; Fairmoore Park; Little River
Greenbriar Park; and Kiwanis Park Park (North & South); Parmele Park; Veterans
Memorial Park; and Westmoore Trails Park
MOORE RESIDENTS:
New pricing coming in 2022. MOORE RESIDENTS:
Due at the time of booking. New pricing coming in 2022.
(PROOF OF RESIDENCY REQUIRED) Due at the time of booking.
(PROOF OF RESIDENCY REQUIRED)
NON-RESIDENTS:
New pricing coming in 2022. NON-RESIDENTS:
Due at the time of booking. New pricing coming in 2022.
Due at the time of booking.
Reservations
Go to cityofmoore.com/fun to access our ACTIVENet® portal to set up an account to rent a pavilion at one of
the parks listed above. Then purchase and print your own reservation permit. You may also come by the
The Station at Central Park to reserve a pavilion. You must be 18 or older to rent a pavilion. All park pavilion
rentals will be a 2-hour minimum.
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FULL SUMMER ONLY
WHEN: May 31–Aug. 5
AGES: 5/6, 7/9, 10/12
WHERE: Moore Community Center
FULL SUMMER REGISTRATION: Feb. 14–March 13
FULL SUMMER/SELECT WEEKS REGISTRATION: March 14–May 30 or until all weeks are full.
FEE FOR PASSHOLDERS: FEE FOR NON-PASSHOLDERS:
Entire summer $135 per week Entire summer $150 per week
Select weeks: $150 per selected week Select weeks: $165 per selected week
CITYOFMOORE.COM/FUN 23Activities
Online Registration for activities:
cityofmoore.com/fun
Passholders must preregister in person for free spots in classes.
BABY 18 MONTHS - 2 YEARS TOT 3 – 5 YEARS
Performing Arts Performing Arts
Baby Dance Class Toddler Dance Class
WHEN: Jan. 5–Feb. 23 (8 week class) WHEN: Jan. 5–Feb. 23 (8 week class)
TIME: Wednesday, 5:30–6 p.m. TIME: Wednesday, 6:15–6:45 p.m.
AGES: 18 months–2 years AGES: 3–5
FEE: $50, 3 Station Passholder Free FEE: $50, 3 Station Passholder Free
WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Activity Room WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Activity Room
REGISTRATION: Dec. 1–Jan. 5 REGISTRATION: Dec. 1–Jan. 5
Babies will begin to learn the basics of dance through music, Toddlers will begin to learn the basics of dance through music,
movement, and balance. Moore Parks and Recreation will host a movement, and balance. Moore Parks and Recreation will host a
fun and exciting dance recital at The Station at the end of the 8 fun and exciting dance recital at The Station at the end of the 8
week class. week class.
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Performing Arts
& TEEN 6-14 YEARS
Youth Combo Dance Class
WHEN: Jan. 5–Feb. 23 (8 week class)
Special Interest
TIME: Wednesdays, 7–8 p.m.
AGES: 6–9 Spanish for Kids
FEE: $50, 3 Station Passholders Free WHEN: Jan. 5–Feb. 23 (8 week class)
WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Activity Room TIME: Wednesday, 4:30–5:30 p.m.
REGISTRATION: Dec. 1–Jan. 5 AGES: 6–14
FEE: $20, Passholders Free
Youth will begin to learn the basics of dance through a variety of WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Meeting Room 2
music and different styles of dance. Moore Parks and Recreation REGISTRATION: Dec. 1–Jan. 5
will host a fun and exciting dance recital at The Station at the end
of the 8 week class. Children will begin to learn the basics of Spanish. By the end of
this 8 week course you will be amazed of how much Spanish your
child will know!
TEEN & ADULT 15+ YEARS
Special Interest
Spanish for Adults
WHEN: Jan. 5–Feb. 23 (8 week class)
TIME: Wednesday, 5:30–6:30 p.m.
AGES: 15+
FEE: $20, Passholders Free
WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Meeting Room 2
REGISTRATION: Dec. 1–Jan. 5
Adult classes will cover the basics of understanding and being
able to use basic Spanish in the real world.
Continuation Spanish
WHEN: Jan. 5–Feb. 23 (8 week class)
TIME: Wednesday, 6:30–7:30 p.m.
AGES: 15+
FEE: $20, Passholders Free
WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Meeting Room 2
REGISTRATION: Dec. 1–Jan. 5
For anyone who has completed Spanish for Adults at the Station
or is interested in refreshing their Spanish. This class is not for
beginners but is for those who are past the beginner step but
are not quite at the intermediate level. This class will continue
to teach the basics of understanding and being able to use
basic Spanish in the real world. This class will also use more
conversation and further enhance your Spanish vocabulary.
CITYOFMOORE.COM/FUN 25Food For Thought: Garden Series
WHEN: March 3, 10, 24 and 31 -no class on March 17 (4 week class)
TIME: 6–7 p.m.
AGES: 15+
FEE: $20, Passholders Free
WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Activity Room
REGISTRATION: Dec. 1–March 3
In this 4 weeks class, participants will begin to dig deep into the
science of gardening!
Weekend Workshops
13+ years
Step by Step Seed Starting
WHEN: Jan. 22
TIME: 10–11:30 a.m.
AGES: 13+
FEE: $20
WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Activity Room
REGISTRATION: Dec. 1–Jan. 22
CLASS MINIMUM: 4
CLASS MAXIMUM: 25
Participants will discover the step by step process of planting
seeds and learning the delicate process of growing beautiful
plants.
Woodcarving
WHEN: Jan. 10–May 2, 2022
TIME: Mondays, 6–8:30 p.m.
Composting 101
AGES: 18+ WHEN: Feb. 5
FEE: Free TIME: 10–11:30 a.m.
WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Activity Room AGES: 13+
REGISTRATION: Nov. 1–May 2 FEE: $20
MATERIALS NEEDED: Wood (provided by participant) WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Activity Room
CLASS MINIMUM: 4 REGISTRATION: Dec. 1–Feb. 5
CLASS MAXIMUM: 20 CLASS MINIMUM: 4
CLASS MAXIMUM: 25
Learn to make beautiful small woodcarvings with specific tools
for all types of wood. Experts from the Woodcarving Club will be In this weekend workshop, participants will learn the science
available to assist with design and technique. behind composting while learning just how important it is for the
growth of plants.
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WHEN: March 5
CAMPS
TIME: Saturday, 2–4 p.m.
AGES: 13+
FEE: $30
WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Activity Room Art Camps
REGISTRATION: Dec. 1–March 4
CLASS MINIMUM: 4 Spring Break Youth Art Camp
CLASS MAXIMUM: 25
WHEN: March 14–18 (5 day camp)
Come and join us for some fun! Cookies + Canvas is a time to TIME: 9 a.m.–Noon
gather together to create a beautiful piece of art while eating AGES: 6–9
some delicious cookies! In this weekend workshop, participants FEE: $95 includes T-shirt
will follow the direction of the instructor while creating their own WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Activity Room
custom spring themed piece of art! REGISTRATION: Jan. 1–March 14
CLASS MINIMUM: 4
CLASS MAXIMUM: 25
Cookies + Canvas (Easter Theme)
WHEN: April 2 Create colorful paintings, sculptures, jewelry, and more using
TIME: Saturday, 2–4 p.m. various materials and supplies. Participants will make creative
AGES: 13+ projects while making new friends along the way!
FEE: $30
WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Activity Room Spring Break Pre-Teen Painting Camp (10-12 Ages)
REGISTRATION: Dec. 1–April 1
WHEN: March 14–18 (5 day camp)
CLASS MINIMUM: 4
TIME: 9 a.m.–Noon
CLASS MAXIMUM: 25
AGES: 10–12
Come and join us for some fun! Cookies + Canvas is a time to FEE: $110 includes T-shirt
gather together to create a beautiful piece of art while eating WHERE: The Moore Community Center Room 1
some delicious cookies! In this weekend workshop, participants REGISTRATION: Jan. 1–March 14
will follow the direction of the instructor while creating their own CLASS MINIMUM: 4
custom Easter themed piece of art! CLASS MAXIMUM: 25
This new camp will be for those who want to take it up a notch
in their painting skills! During this 5 day camp, participants will
learn how to paint in different ways!
CITYOFMOORE.COM/FUN 27Spring Break Pre-Teen Basketball Camp (10-12 Ages)
Special Interest WHEN: March 14–18 (5 day camp)
TIME: 9 a.m.–Noon
Spring Break Extreme Animals Camp (6-12 Ages) AGES: 10–12
WHEN: March 14–18 (5 day camp) FEE: $95 includes T-shirt
TIME: 1–4 p.m. WHERE: The Moore Community Center Basketball Court
AGES: 6–12 REGISTRATION: Jan. 1–March 14
FEE: $125 includes T-shirt CLASS MINIMUM: 15
WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Activity Room CLASS MAXIMUM: 50
REGISTRATION: Jan. 1–March 14
CLASS MINIMUM: 4 For any pre-teen aged athlete who is looking to improve his or
CLASS MAXIMUM: 25 her skills, work hard, make new friends and have fun. In this
camp, participants will learn a variety of basketball skills!
Get ready for a wildly entertaining experience! Get up close and
personal with endangered species, creepy crawlies and more! You Spring Break Pre-Teen Volleyball Camp (10-12 Ages)
will also learn about different habits and create different types of
WHEN: March 14–18 (5 day camp)
arts and crafts that relate to those species and their habitats.
TIME: 9 a.m.–Noon
AGES: 10–12
Sports FEE: $95 includes T-shirt
WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Basketball Court 2
REGISTRATION: Jan. 1–March 14
Spring Break Tennis Camp (6-12 Ages) CLASS MINIMUM: 15
CLASS MAXIMUM: 50
WHEN: March 14–18 (5 day camp)
TIME: 9 a.m.–Noon
For any pre-teen aged athlete who is looking to improve his or
AGES: 6–12
her skills, work hard, make new friends and have fun. In this
FEE: $95 includes T-shirt
camp, participants will learn a variety of volleyball skills!
WHERE: Buck Thomas Park
REGISTRATION: Jan. 1–March 14
CLASS MINIMUM: 4
CLASS MAXIMUM: 25
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For any youth aged athlete who is looking to improve his or her
skills, work hard, make new friends and have fun. In this camp,
participants will learn the ins and outs of tennis! Trust me, you
Adaptiv
will “love” this camp.
Indoor Adaptive Soccer
All abilities, mobility equipment users encouraged
Spring Break Youth Basketball Camp (6-9 Ages) WHEN: March–May
WHEN: March 14–18 (5 day camp) TEAM REGISTRATION: $375 (Min of 4, up to 12 players)
TIME: 9 a.m.–Noon INDIVIDUAL REGISTRATION: $35
AGES: 6–9 Mondays - Frame football/push chair users
FEE: $95 includes T-shirt Wednesdays - Synchro Soccer - A team of volunteers
and athletes
WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Basketball Court 1
Fridays - Functional Soccer
REGISTRATION: Jan. 1–March 14
CLASS MINIMUM: 15
CLASS MAXIMUM: 50
Indoor Baseball
All abilities, mobility equipment users encouraged
For any youth aged athlete who is looking to improve his or her WHEN: Jun–Aug
skills, work hard, make new friends and have fun. In this camp, TEAM REGISTRATION: $375 (up to 12 players per team)
INDIVIDUAL REGISTRATION: $35
participants will learn a variety of basketball skills!
Indoor Kickball
All abilities, mobility equipment users encouraged
WHEN: Sept–Nov
TEAM REGISTRATION: $375 (Min of 5, up to 12 players)
INDIVIDUAL REGISTRATION: $35
Everyone gets a t shirt that participates in Adapting
Worlds Sports League (AWSL)
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Adult Men’s Basketball League
GAMES: Monday nights starting March 7 (Bye Week on 3/14 due to
Spring Break)
League runs 7 weeks + Tournament
TIME: 6–10 p.m.
FEE: $450 a team
FOR: Men 18+
WHERE: The Station Recreation Center
REGISTRATION: Jan. 1–Feb. 22
REGISTRATION TYPE: Online - Coach Registers Team
TEAM MINIMUM: 4
TEAM MAXIMUM: 16
Adult Co-Ed Volleyball League
GAMES: Tuesday nights starting March 8 (Bye week on 3/15 due to
Spring Break)
League runs 7 weeks + Tournament
TIME: 6–10 p.m.
FEE: $300 a team
FOR: Men 18+
WHERE: The Station Recreation Center
REGISTRATION: Jan. 1–Feb. 22
REGISTRATION TYPE: Online - Coach Registers Team
TEAM MINIMUM: 4
TEAM MAXIMUM: 16
Spring Co-Ed Youth Soccer League
(Recreation Non-Competitive League)
STARTS: March 26
OPEN GYM
GAMES: Saturdays / times TBD / 6 game season / Bye week April 9
FEE: $60 for resident / $70 for non-resident
LATE FEE: Regular fee + $20 after Feb. 6
REGISTRATION: Jan. 1–Feb. 6
LATE REGISTRATION: Feb. 7–20 (Registration closes after Feb. 20) Basketball
AGES: Boys & Girls Co-Ed 3/4 & 5/6 & 7/8 WHEN: Mon.–Fri. (5 a.m.–9:45 p.m.) / Sat. (8 a.m.–5:45 p.m.) / Sun.
AGE DETERMINATION: March 26 (Noon–5:45 p.m.)
WHERE: Buck Thomas Park CLOSURES: Courts will close early for Men’s League, Volleyball
COACHES MEETING: March 1 League, and Spring Break Camps, and Pickleball Open Play
PRACTICES BEGIN: March 7
Volleyball
WHEN: Thursdays 6–9 p.m.
CLUBS CLOSURES: Courts will close early for Men’s League, Volleyball
League, and Spring Break Camps, and Pickleball Open Play
Chess Club Pickleball
WHEN: Thursdays, 5:30–8 p.m. @ The Station WHEN: Wednesdays & Fridays 9 a.m.–Noon
Sundays, 1:30–4 p.m. @ The Moore Community Center FEE: Passholder free; $10/month for Pickleball Passholders,
AGES: All $15/month for non-passholders
FEE: Free
Table Tennis Club
WHEN: Sundays, 1:30–4:30 p.m. @ The Moore Community Center
AGES: 12+
FEE: $10 per month
CITYOFMOORE.COM/FUN 29FITNESS
PROGRAMS
Fit as a Fiddle
WHEN: Jan. 4–25, Feb. 1–22, March 1–29, April 5–26
TIME: Tuesdays , 1–2 p.m.
AGES: 3–5
FEE: $25 per month/5 Station Passholders per session no charge
WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Activity Room
REGISTRATION: By the first Tuesday of each month, 20 maximum
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Fit Kids WHEN: March 14–May 8
WHEN: Feb. 9–May 4 FEE: Free registration
TIME: Wednesdays, 5–6 p.m. WHERE: Various City of Moore Parks
AGES: 7–12 REGISTRATION: Feb. 14–March 14
FEE: Passholders free; Non-passholder $20
WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Activity Room Walk the Parks is a physical activity-tracking program that
encourages participants to practice healthy walking habits
This 55-minute class is packed with entertaining music, while exploring our exercise-friendly parks in the City of Moore.
foundational fitness moves, and fun games. Fit Kid will get your The goal of Walk the Parks is to promote health, wellness, and
child moving and learning the importance of making healthy community by encouraging physical activity and highlighting free
choices all while having fun! For ages 7 to 12 years. Parents are resources for all ages.
welcome to stay.
Zumba Kids®
WHEN: Every Saturday
TIME: 10–11 a.m.
AGES: 7+
FEE: Passholders free; Non-passholder $20
WHERE: The Station Activity Room
Twilight Yoga
Perfect for our younger Zumba® fans! Kids 7+ years old get the WHEN: Every Wednesday
chance to be active and jam out to their favorite music. Zumba TIME: 5:45–6:45 p.m.
Kids helps develop a healthy lifestyle and incorporate fitness as a AGES: 16+
natural part of children’s lives by making fitness fun. FEE: Passholders free; Daily drop-in rate is $6 per class ($7.50 for
Non-resident)
WHERE: The Station Group Exercise Room
Learn how to progress through a variety of slow flow Yoga
movements to promote strength and balance. Twilight Yoga also
provides great restorative meditation techniques for stress relief.
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Brews & Brushes - Featuring the Tipsy Artist Easter Egg Scramble
WHEN: Friday, Feb. 11, 2022 WHEN: April 9, 2022
TIME: 6–9 p.m. TIME: 10–11 a.m.
FEE: $45 per ticket WHERE: Located at Buck Thomas Park Football Fields
WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Meeting Rooms
TICKETS: Purchase online at cityofmoore.com/fun Easter egg hunt plus candy and the Easter Bunny!
Featuring Oklahoma’s very own Tipsy Artist! 21+ an adults only
paint and sip night! ID’s will be checked at the door. Receive one
free drink ticket with the purchase of your ticket! Two designs to
choose from to paint! Local beer and wine available to purchase
on site! Great way to spend a Girls Night Out or have a Date Night!
Spring 2022 Marketplace
WHEN: April 30, 2022
TIME: 9 a.m.–3 p.m.
WHERE: Central Park Pavilion
Call 405-793-5090 for application to participate (Only one
consultant of any direct sales company).
Over 40 vendors selling handmade items, crafts, quilts, yard art, food,
farm produce, direct sale products, and other type of crafts. For more
Valentine Scavenger Hunt information visit cityofmoore.com or call The Station at 405-793-5090.
WHEN: Feb. 11–14, 2022
WHERE: Featuring Central Park, Veterans Park, Little River Park
Cinco De Mayo
Find the Scavenger Clue and turn it into the Station for a prize! WHEN: May 5, 2022
TIME: 6–8 p.m.
WHERE: Central Park Pavilion
Featuring food trucks, local brew and live music!
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