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INVER GROVE HEIGHTS Winter/Spring Parks & 2019–2020 Recreation www.invergroveheights.org/parksandrecreation
Winter/Spring December 1, 2019–April 30, 2020 Veterans Memorial Community Center Admission Rates and Open Hours . . . . . . . . . 4 Building and Holiday Hours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Childcare Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Community Center Facility Rentals . . . . . . . 38 Holiday Break Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . back cover Membership . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Aquatics Indoor Pools Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Lifeguard Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Pools Specials & Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Dear Valued Participants, Swimming Lessons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13–17 Welcome to a new season in Inver Grove Heights Parks & Recreation. We are Fitness excited to show you our newest brochure, filled with fun activities, fitness Drop-In Fitness Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 classes, and so many opportunities to learn something new. Veterans Fitness Center, Programs and Events . . . . . 6–7 Memorial Community Center is your place to participate, celebrate, Personal Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 and stay up-to-date on all that Parks & Recreation has to offer you—our Specialty Fitness Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 community. Please check us out on-line or connect with us on Facebook, Ice Skating Twitter, and Instagram. Learn to Skate Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26–27 Here’s to a happy, healthy 2020! Outdoor Ice Rinks and Sledding Hill . . . . . . 35 Adult and Active Adults 55+ Eric Carlson, Parks and Recreation Director Active Adults 55+ Day Trips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Active Adults 55+ Programs . . . . . . . . . . 20–21 PARKS & RECREATION OFFICE HOURS* (located in the VMCC – Door E) Adult Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Monday–Thursday PARKS & RECRECREATION HOLIDAY HOURS* Family/Youth Activities and Events 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Christmas Eve • Tuesday, December 24 • 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Egg Hunts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Holidays in the Heights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Fridays Christmas Day • Wednesday, December 25 • Closed New Year's Eve and Pool Birthday Parties . . 23 9 a.m.–5 p.m. New Year’s Day • Wednesday, January 1 • Closed Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 *Please note these hours Martin Luther King Day • Monday, January 20 • Closed VMCC Family Fri-Yays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 differ from the VMCC building hours. See Presidents Day • Monday, February 17 • Closed Preschool page 3 for VMCC hours. Good Friday • Friday, April 11 • 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Preschool Sports and Programs . . . . . . . 28–29 Youth www.invergroveheights.org/parksandrecreation Gymnastics — Bee Elite Academy . . . . . . . . 34 Kids R.O.C.K . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Community Special Events — See back inside cover for details. Youth Leagues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32–33 Youth Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30–31 Parks, Facilities and City Golf Course DIRECTORY REGISTER FOR PROGRAMS Inver Wood Golf Course . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 Advertising/Marketing 651-450-2508 AND EVENTS Parks and Facilities Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 Birthday Parties 651-554-3423 Just scan the Park Shelter Reservations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Class Registrations 651-450-2585 QR Code Special Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Fitness Center 651-554-3420 Guest Services 651-450-2480 REQUEST AN ACCOMMODATION Ice/Turf Rental 651-450-2468 Like Us on The City of Inver Grove Heights is willing to provide Facebook! Parks & Recreation Office 651-450-2585 reasonable accommodations to allow effective communication and participation in programs VMCC Facility Rentals 651-450-2468 Get updates on upcoming programs, events, local happenings and more on and activities. If you would like to request an Summer Kids R.O.C.K. 651-450-2585 facebook! Search for Inver Grove Heights accommodation for a program, please contact the *Weather Line 651-450-2595 Parks and Recreation. Parks & Recreation Office at 651-450-2585.
Veterans Memorial Community Center Your local center for many fitness and recreation amenities at an affordable price! The Veterans Memorial Community Center (VMCC) is in the heart of Inver Grove Heights, offering a place for fun, fitness and families! Everyone is welcome! We have something for everyone, no matter your age or ability. We offer daily admission fees, as well as memberships (see pages 4–5). Learn more about facility schedules by visiting www.invergroveheights/communitycenter or visit us on Monday, December 30 for our Open House. VMCC BUILDING HOURS* VMCC Amenities Monday–Friday: 5 a.m.–10 p.m. Saturday: 6 a.m.–8 p.m. The Grove Aquatic Center Sunday: 8 a.m.–8 p.m. • Indoor Water Park • Dive Well with 1- and *Important Note: These are the hours for the VMCC building • 8-lane Lap Pool 3-meter diving boards and Fitness Center. Other facilities, including the Water Park, Pools, Ice Arena and Gym, schedules vary. • Whirlpool When the VMCC building is closed, all facilities are also closed. The Grove Fitness Center HOLIDAY HOURS* • Fitness Center including free weight area and strength and cardio equipment Christmas Eve • Tuesday, December 24 • 5 a.m.–2 p.m. Christmas Day • Wednesday, December 25 • Closed • Three fitness studios including a group cycle room New Year’s Eve • Tuesday, December 31 • 5 a.m.–4 p.m. and TRX room New Year’s Day • Wednesday, January 1 • 10 a.m.–5 p.m. • Over 60 drop-in fitness classes per week Easter • Sunday, April 12 • Closed • Indoor walking track OPEN HOURS — WATER PARK, POOLS, • Locker rooms (Men, Women, Family) ICE ARENAS, GYMNASIUM & PICKLEBALL • Men’s and Women’s sauna For current schedules, please visit Ice Arenas www.invergroveheights.org/communitycenter or call 651-450-2480 • Two ice arenas • Indoor turf field (March-October) H VMCC OPEN HOUSE National Guard Gymnasium F R E E! H Monday, December 30 • Pickleball, basketball courts, volleyball Come check out the VMCC and all it has to offer! Childcare (free if child is a member) This includes access to the fitness center, drop-in fitness classes, pools, open skate and open gym, ALL FOR FREE! Park and Recreation offers a variety of recreation programs such as: swim lessons, learn to skate, If you decide to become a member, the enrollment fee is and more! only $19. See page 5 for membership details and rates. 3
Veterans Memorial Community Center VMCC 2020 DAILY ADMISSION RATES Single (Ages 10 and older) $9/person Youth (Ages 9 and younger) and Veterans (with proof ) $6/person Infant (12 months and younger) FREE 10x Pass — Single Access to all VMCC facilities on ten different $80 occasions for one individual 10x Pass — Single Youth (Age 17 or younger) and Senior (60+) Access to all VMCC facilities on ten $75 different occasions for one individual 10x Pass — Household Access to all VMCC facilities on ten different $175 occasions for up to four individuals in a household Observer Rate $7/person (In Water Park or Lap Pool, not swimming) Late Night Admission Monday–Friday after 8 p.m. $6/person OPEN ACTIVITY HOURS (Lap Pool/Fitness Center only) Water Park Morning Swim OPEN SKATE (Water features off ) $3/person Monday–Friday: 11 a.m.–1 p.m. Ages 5 and younger; Saturday: 9–11 a.m. Saturday: 6:30–8 p.m. Water Park Twilight Swim Sunday: 4:30–6 p.m. (thru February 23) (Water features on) $6/person 3–4:30 p.m. (starts March 15) Monday–Friday after 5:30 p.m. Free/member; Open Skate Youth (Ages 17 and younger) $4/non-member OPEN HOCKEY — WOMEN’S Monday–Friday: 9:30–10:50 a.m. Free/member; Open Skate Adult (Ages 18 and older) $5/non-member $2/member or OPEN HOCKEY — ADULT Skate Rental Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 1:10–2:40 p.m. non-member Free/member; Open Hockey $6/non-member OPEN HOURS — WATER PARK, POOLS, $8/session; ICE ARENAS, GYMNASIUM & PICKLEBALL Open Freestyle Skate $70/10x pass For current schedules, please visit Free/member; www.invergroveheights.org/communitycenter Open Gym/Basketball $3/res.; $5/non-res. or call 651-450-2480 Free/member; Pickleball $3/non-member OPEN INDOOR WALKING TRACK HOURS Winter Hours: Monday–Friday: 3–6 p.m. www.invergroveheights.org/communitycenter Saturday & Sunday: 11 a.m.–8 p.m. Must have paid admission or a membership to access the walking track. The track is 1/16 of a mile long and circles VMCC BUILDING RENTALS — SEE PAGE 38 the fitness center. Strollers and small children in carriers are welcome on the track at anytime. Children under the age of 10 may use the track with an adult. 4
VMCC Membership www.invergroveheights.org/memberships Membership Benefits MEMBERSHIP MONTHLY ANNUAL 10X REQUIREMENTS n Access to all building facilities and amenities, CATEGORIES DUES DUES PASS including fitness center, water park and pools, Single Ages 18–59 $58 $592 $80 ice rinks and gymnasium during specified hours Senior Ages 60 and older $45 $459 $75 (see pages 3–4) Youth Ages 15–17 $45 $459 $75 Complimentary fitness equipment orientation Two people living in Dual $78 $796 N/A n the same household n Free access to 60+ Drop-in Fitness Classes Up to two adults n Discounts on classes (specialty fitness classes, plus up to four Household dependents, 25 and $90 $918 $175 personal training, swim lessons, log rolling and under, living in the skate lessons) same household n Youth and teens ages 10–14 may work out in ENROLLMENT FEE $49/resident; $59/non-resident fitness center with a parent *Rates are subject to change n Free childcare for children included in DISCOUNTED & SUBSIDIZED MEMBERSHIP OFFERINGS membership Fitness Discount Programs offered by Healthcare Insurers: n Insurance discounts (see right) n AARP n HealthPartners n Silver & Fit n Guest passes n Active and Veteran n Healthways Prime n Silver Sneakers Military Discounts n Medica n Tivity Health n Free membership for Primary Care Attendants Blue Cross Blue Shield n n Preferred One n U-Care n Discounts for adding a Nanny to a membership of MN or ND n Renew Active n United Health n City of IGH Employees Group account n Referral bonus when referring new members or These programs are offered through your insurance plan and may allow for a free or subsidized membership. Contact your insurance provider to learn new training clients about your benefits and see if you qualify. Call 651-450-2480 for details. Children at the VMCC Childcare Center All ages are welcomed and encouraged! Childcare is available at the VMCC for infants and youth We aim to create an environment of fun and inclusiveness ages 6 months to 11 for guests and members while they use the at the Community Center for everyone! We want to buildings facilities. Members whose children are included on make sure to offer the best experience possible, and that the membership receive this care for FREE. Guests pay requires a few rules for our younger guests: $3.50/hr. per child, for a maximum visit of two hours. WINTER–SPRING HOURS Youth 9 and younger: Must be accompanied by an adult while using any of the amenities or participating in programs Monday–Thursday: 8:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. & Youth & Teens 10 and older: May access the following without an adult: Water Park and Lap Pool/Dive Well during open swim hours 4–8:30 p.m. (when lifeguards are present), the ice arenas during open skate Friday: (not applicable to Open Hockey, must be 18) and the Gymnasium during open gym. 8:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. & 4–7 p.m. Youth and Teens ages 10–17: Require adult supervision to access the lap pool when a lifeguard is not present. Also required to Saturday: complete a Teen Orientation to use the fitness center (Ages 10–14 8 a.m.–12:30 p.m. are required to have a membership and be supervised by an adult). Youth & Teens 15–17: Once they have completed the Teen Sunday: 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Orientation, are able to use the fitness center unsupervised. *Hours are subject to change. Parent ID required at drop-off and pick-up. WINTER/SPRING 2019-20 www.invergroveheights.org/memberships 5
Fitness Center & Fitness Programs Our state-of-the-art fitness center has what you need to get in shape and stay active all year-round. To register for programs or an orientation go to www.invergroveheights.org/register. www.invergroveheights.org/fitnesscenter Fitness Attendants on Duty Fitness Attendants are on duty to answer your questions and serve Teen Orientation your needs seven days a week. Attendants are available during the All Youth and Teens ages 10–17 must complete an orientation following hours (subject to change): prior to using the fitness center. • Monday–Friday: 7 a.m.–7 p.m. • Youth and Teens ages 10–14 are required to be • Saturday: 8 a.m.–12 p.m. members, wear a teen fit band and be supervised • Sunday: 1–5 p.m. by an adult while in the fitness center. • Teens ages 15–17 are able to use the fitness center Initial Fitness Center Orientation unsupervised once they complete orientation. FREE/new member; $35/10x pass holder or non-member A member of the fitness staff will show you a few basic cardio Location: VMCC, Fitness Center and strength machines and recommended fitness classes Fee: Free/member; $35/non-member based on your personal preferences. (Replace lost wrist band: $1) Register online at www.invergroveheights.org/register 3–D Gait Analysis Improve your posture, biomechanical imbalances to prevent injury, ease pain and/or improve your walking or running Back to Balance speed. Using video and computer technology your stride will This class is designed for individuals who would like to improve be monitored for 10 minutes then analyzed. A set of corrective their coordination, posture, gait, balance and strength to improve exercises will be prescribed based on the results. ease of function for daily activity. Great for post rehab from injury or illness. Walkers are welcome. Who can benefit? Athletes, those recovering from injury or stroke or anyone who wants to improve their walking or running gait. Days: Tuesday and Thursdays Time: 11–11:50 a.m. Analysis is performed by Dr. Greg DeNunzio, DC, BSME Clinical Dates: Code: Coordinator – Biomechanics Division Chief of Staff, Sweere January 7–28 FP–W120 Center for Clinical Biomechanics and Applied Ergonomics January 30–February 25 FP–W121 Fee: $149/members; $199/non-members Feb. 27–March 31 (skip March 24, 26) FP–W122 April 2–30 FP–P120 Register online at www.invergroveheights.org/register for weekly time slots Location: VMCC, Fitness Studio Fee: $39/member; $59/non-member Specialty Classes designed to also improve your gait: Register at least one week prior to start date • Back to Balance • Triathlon Training • Core for Performance • Walk with Ease H For more information on these classes, see page 9. N E W! Adult Jazz/Tap Dance see page 18 H 6
Fitness Programs & Events We are always looking for creative ways to get Walk With Ease people active and healthy. Check out some of the An exercise leader will: warm you up, stretch you out, help you set and achieve walking goals. Great for those who wish to upcoming events and programs. Most require increase their level of activity. registration, so make sure to sign-up to reserve your spot! www.invergroveheights.org/register Days: Mondays and Wednesdays Time: 3–3:50 p.m. Dates: Code: January 6–29 FP–W240 Mind Body Makeover February 3–26 FP–W241 Mind Body Makeover gives you the tools, resources, guidance March 2–April 1 (skip March 23, 25) FP–W242 and support to transform physically and mentally. It is a April 6–29 FP–P240 welcoming, respectful, and safe, small group environment that Location: VMCC, Track meets twice a week. With ongoing support throughout the Fee: $29/member; $59/non-member week and exercise and homework reminders, we set and achieve Register one week prior to the start date of class weekly fitness, nutrition and wellness goals. DAY DATE TIME CODE Mon. & Wed. Jan. 6–Feb. 26 6:30–7:30 p.m. FP–W190 Tue. & Thu. Jan. 7–Feb. 27 5:15–6:15 p.m. FP–W191 Spring Ahead Walking Location: VMCC, Grove Room 2 Program 2020 Fee: $59/member; $99/non-member WALK TWO MILES PER DAY FOR 31 DAYS! Register at least one week prior to start date Walk and log your mileage from March 1–31. Complete 62 miles and earn a Spring Ahead 2020 T-shirt. Prizes are awarded Mind Body Makeover Participant Outcome: throughout the month for motivational support. Log your In 12 Program weeks: miles outside, on the walking track or treadmill at VMCC (will • Lost 10 pounds need to be a member or pay daily admission rate or purchase a punch pass to utilize the walking track or treadmill). May also • Lost 7.75" (4.5" in her waist!) purchase a walking button to use on indoor turf. An interactive • Increased push ups and curl ups by 20 in a one minute test spreadsheet and/or paper log sheet will be provided. Walkers • Increased her plank time by 0:44 and her wall sit by 2:29 report miles at the end of each week by email. Register online at • Increased flexibility by 1 .25" www.invergroveheights.org/register, at Guest Services or the Parks and Recreation office or call 651-450-2480. Instafit Ages 8–14 Fee: $10/member; $15/non-member Code: FP–P150 Increase balance, endurance, speed, agility and strength. Class Register by Sunday, March 1 will infuse cardio with resistance and core exercises using tools such as balls, bands, BOSU and light dumbbells. Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays Time: 6:30–7:20 p.m. Dates: Code: Youth Sports Training Groups of 6 to 15 January 7–30 FP–W160 Our personal training staff offers individual and February 4–27 FP–W161 team training for different sports, including: March 3–April 2 (skip March 24, 26) FP–W162 • Track and Field • Softball/Baseball • Hockey April 7–30 FP–P160 • Volleyball • Dance/Skating • Soccer Location: VMCC, Fitness Center Fee: $35/member; $55/non-member; $15 additional siblings* Training can include: *Sibling discount not available online, call 651-450-2580. • Agility 20 sessions $55/session Register one week prior to the start date of class • Boxing 15 sessions $60/session • Aqua Running 10 sessions $65/session Join us every THIRD FRIDAY of the month • TRX, Kettle Bell 5 sessions $70/session from 9:30–11 a.m. in the VMCC lobby for • Strength Training 1–4 sessions $75/session H FREE And much more! BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS H provided by FAIRVIEW HEALTH SERVICES. For more information contact Amy Crary at acrary@invergroveheights.org or 651-554-3426. WINTER/SPRING 2019-20 7
Drop-In Fitness Classes The Grove’s Fitness Center offers 60+ drop-in group classes each week. Classes IGH Fitness which incorporate all fitness levels! Class App! • Classes are included with a membership; The mobile app See page 4 for daily admission and allows you to view class descriptions, schedules and 10x pass holder rates. instructor information. Find • Classes for ages 15 and older in the Apple or Google Store. (Ages 10–14 welcome to attend with a parent.) HI High Intensity Classes JF Joint Friendly Classes CARDIOVASCULAR ACTIVE 55 PLUS DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION CLASSES ADULT CLASSES Low-impact cardio workout in Gentle range of motion Aqua Exercise JF Joints in the Pool JF 3–7 feet of water exercises in 3 feet of water Low impact Zumba themed cardio Aqua Zumba Low impact water workout for workout in 3–5 feet of water JF Silver Splash strength and range of motion in BPM (Beats Per Minute) Circuit-style cardio & strength class HI 3–5 feet of water Cardio Moderate to high intensity workout HI Kickboxing with jabs, kicks and plyometrics Light toning, abs and JF Sculpt & Stretch Full body workout with intervals no-nonsense stretching Cardio Sculpt of cardio and strength Cardio and strength exercise JF Deep Water No impact water workout in Silver Sneakers JF using bands, balls and weights Exercise 10–13 feet of water Classic with chair support Choreographed routines using Drum Core Simple and safe Yoga exercises JF drum sticks and a Fit Ball Silver Sneakers Yoga performed with a chair Climb hills, sprint and do intervals Group Cycle HI on a stationary bike to music Zumba Gold Latin dance at a moderate tempo JF HIIT (High Intensity High intensity cardio and strength HI Interval Training) interval training MIND/BODY CLASSES DESCRIPTION Moderate- to high-impact Power Step JF fast-paced step class Flowing sequences to improve Nia Fusion of dance, martial arts Tai Chi balance and coordination (Cardio Dance) HI and healing arts Foundation building with this basic Resistance training infused with Yoga class; simple flows, more time RIPPED Yoga Fitness I Cardio Kickboxing to move in and out of sequences and more stretching Step & Sculpt Moderate-paced step class with sculpting Vinyasa flow class to challenge your Fun cardio dance workout based Yoga Fitness II SHiNE strength and balance on jazz, hip hop and ballet Fitness interval training and martial Yoga based intense sculpting class STRONG by Zumba HIIT Yoga arts moves timed to music with weights and cardio intervals Zumba Latin dance to make you sweat Strengthen your core and back Yoga & Pilates HI with flowing exercises STRENGTH CLASSES DESCRIPTION Not ready to commit to a membership Sculpt arms, legs, glutes and abs using Barre Fusion but want to try some of our classes? Pilates and Ballet Barre methods Get a 10-time pass. Details on page 4. Full body strength workout using Body Blast barbells timed to fun music Don’t miss a class because you don’t have Resistance training using bands, someone to watch the kids. We have a Muscle Mix Childcare Center onsite. Details on page 5! balls, weights and barbells 8
Specialty Fitness Classes Winter Session I Begins: January 3 Winter Session II Begins: February 28 For class dates, times or to register, call 651-450-2480 or visit: www.invergroveheights.org/register Youth and Teens ages 10–14 may register with a registered parent or guardian. Classes are subject to change based on staff availability and participant registration. Spice up your workout routine with one of our specialty Register at least one week prior to class start date to avoid late fee classes, designed to challenge and invigorate! SESSION FEES CLASS TITLE DESCRIPTION MEMBER/NON-MEMBER Back to Balance Designed for individuals who would like to improve balance and coordination $39/$59 to aid them in everyday activities. (8 | 50 min. sessions) Boot Camp/Outdoor Trainers will push you to achieve your fitness goals with fun, challenging workouts $39/$59 Boot Camp (60 min.) utilizing a variety of equipment including TRX, kettlebells and battle ropes. Stay (BC: 8 | 60 min. sessions) $59/$99 Boot Camp Express motivated and work as a team to burn mega calories! Note: Outdoor Boot Camp (BC: 16 | 60 min. sessions; (40 min.) takes place at South Valley Park BCE: 24 | 40 min. sessions) Swing bells and jab, kick and hook your way to a leaner body and healthier state of $49/$79 Boxing Camp mind. Moderate to high intensity level. (8 | 60 min. sessions) Practice centering and gain confidence standing on the board. You’ll experiment with $25/$35; session times Stand Up balance, learn strength moves, and/or yoga poses on the board while working in your and fees vary, check Paddleboard (SUP) comfort zone. Great class to meet new people. Taught by Brown Dog Paddleboard. website for information Core for Utilize TRX, Kettlebells, BosuBalls and other equipment to improve core strength $59/$99 Performance and improve your golf swing and other athletic performances. (24 | 40 min. sessions) Trainers help you educate yourself to make better food choices, set goals and be Food & $45/$65 accountable in class and online. And learn a different type of low- impact workout each Fitness (8 | 60 min. sessions) week. Class will be 30 minutes of education and goal setting and 30 minutes of fitness. Mind Body Makeover your body, improve your wellness and nutrition. Each session includes 45 $59/$99 Makeover minutes of low impact strength and cardio & 15 minutes of nutrition, wellness, and (16 | 60 min. sessions) stretching. Participants set weekly goals, journal, and support each other. Strength Training Work with a certified trainer in a small group setting to effectively $59/$99 Circuit strengthen your muscles. Learn proper format and technique. (16 | 50 min. sessions) Triathlon Training Prepare for indoor or outdoor triathlons. Each class will be 30 minutes of strength $79/$129 training, 30 minutes of cardio & 20 minutes of swimming. (16 | 80 min. sessions) Work in a small group setting to train your body with TRX suspension training and $59/$99 TRX Bell Kettle Bells. This time-efficient class will elevate your heart rate and strengthen your (16 | 50 min. sessions) whole body. Tai Chi for Learn the first eight moves of the Sun Style Tai Chi for Arthritis sequence. $39/$59 Beginners Strengthen legs, improve balance and relax! (8 | 50 min. sessions) QiGong for Learn basic qigong exercises to increase longevity and cultivate the life force in the body, $39/$59 Beginners surrounded by nature. Focus on posture, breath, mindfulness and gentle movement. (8 | 50 min. sessions) A certified personal trainer will: Warm you up, stretch you out, and help you set and achieve walking goals. Meet others who like to walk and wish to improve their $39/$59 Walk with Ease endurance and strength. Class will include some upper body strengthening with (8 | 50 min. sessions) resistance bands and a journal to utilize during class. **New: Class will now have the option to utilize our Nordic Walking Poles. Prizes for those who attend all the sessions. WINTER/SPRING 2019-20 9
Personal Training If you are ready to learn how to live a healthier life while striving for results, or bring your fitness to the next level, then let one of our personal trainers help you design the right fitness program for you! Fitness Assessment All trainers hold a The first step to your fitness journey is to assess your nationally accredited fitness level and discuss your goals. personal training and CPR/First Aid • Measurements and/or body composition certificates. • Blood pressure check • Posture analysis • Cardiovascular or strength test • Balance and functional testing • Flexibility testing Fee: $10/member; $20/10x pass holder or non-member Details for 10x pass are on page 4; membership on page 5 Participants will receive a $10 credit toward the purchase of personal training or a specialty class after completion of assessment. Personal Training Rates A Trainer Can... NEW SESSIONS/ NON- CLIENT • Design a personalized • Teach you proper form MEMBER TIME MEMBER SPECIAL fitness program and technique 30 minutes • Provide assistance and • Provide aqua stretching or motivation assisted stretching 1–9 sessions $35 $45 Purchase two or • Help you meet your • Provide Wellness Coaching 10 sessions $30 $40 four 60-minute fitness goals and diet analysis 20 sessions $25 $35 sessions and save $15/session! • Help you fit exercise into • Return you to pre-injury 60 minutes your busy schedule performance 2 session package: 1–4 sessions $65 $75 $100 session/mem.; • Create time-efficient 5–9 sessions $60 $70 $120 session/non-mem. workouts 10 sessions $55 $65 4 session package: 15 sessions $50 $60 $200 session/mem.; H Shape Up for Spring Personal Training H 20 or more $240 session/non-mem. $45 $55 sessions May 1–15, 2020 (max 19 sessions) Pay only $55 per hour/member Visit our website for group training options and rates $65 per hour/non-member TRAINER HIGHLIGHT Meet Corbett With an extensive background of providing physical therapy to patients recovering from injury/surgery, Corbett can guide you through taking that next step once you’re medically cleared, and will help you safely and effectively ease back into an active routine. Corbett can also provide you with sport-specific training customized to your personal needs of your specific sport and position Learn more about Corbett and how he can help shape your personal growth and recovery: www.invergroveheights.org/personaltraining For a list of trainer bios, personal training information or to set up an assessment go to www.invergroveheights.org/personaltraining 10
Indoor Pools Information 2020 Daily Admission Rates Community Center Member FREE Single (ages 10 and older) $9/person Single (ages 9 and younger) $6/person Veteran — Active or Retired (proof required) $6/person Infant (12 months and younger) FREE Water Park Morning Swim (Water features off ) $3/person Ages 5 and younger; Saturday: 9–11 a.m. Water Park Twilight Swim (Water features on) $6/person Mon.–Fri.: after 5:30 p.m. Observer (not swimming) $7/person 10x Pass — Single (access to all VMCC facilities on ten $80 different occasions for one individual) 10x Pass — Single Youth (17 or younger) and Senior (60+) (access to all VMCC facilities on ten different occasions for $75 one individual) 10x Pass — Household (access to all VMCC facilities on ten $175 different occasions for up to four individuals in a household) Visit our Indoor Water Park with water features, 8-lane Lap Pool & 1M and 3M Dive Well TIPS FOR A SUCCESSFUL VISIT The following is a list of tips for open swim (water park, lap pool and dive well). POOL CLOSED for Upgrades! • Swimmers must be 43-inches tall to use the slides. • All users of the sauna must remain clothed and be All aquatic facilities (includes the water park, 16 years of age or older lap pool and dive well) will be closed for • All users of the whirlpool must be 17 years of age or older. scheduled maintenance and HVAC upgrades. • A person 16 years of age or older must accompany all swimmers younger than 10 years of age. WATER PARK CLOSED: • Only U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jackets are allowed – Thursday, February 27–March 20 no inner tubes or air mattresses. (reopens on Saturday, March 21) • All users of life jackets must be within an arm’s reach of an adult. LAP POOL AND DIVE WELL CLOSED: • A family locker room is available for those with Thursday, February 27–April 3 young children. (reopens on Saturday, April 4) Public Locker Rooms Veterans Memorial Community Center has three public locker rooms: men, women and family. All those Simley High School Boys Swim Meets unaccompanied under the age of 16 must use the family locker room. The use of electronic devices is allowed but The lap pool and dive Thursday, December 5 Conf. Relays video or taking photos is strictly prohibited. pool are the “home” Tuesday, December 10 TBD pools for the Simley Tuesday, January 7 TBD High School Swim Lockers and Towels Teams. As a result, Thursday, January 16 TBD You may rent a towel for the day for $1 each. A photo ID is the lap pool and dive Thursday, January 23 TBD required. Lockers are available for daily use in each locker well are not available Tuesday, January 28 TBD room. Bring your own lock or locks are available for purchase during the following Tuesday, February 4 TBD for $3. There are also complimentary wallet/cell phone meets: lockers for use in the fitness hallway. SWIMMING LESSONS are offered year round for all ages! See pages 13–17 for details WINTER/SPRING 2019-20 11
Pool Specials & Classes Water Safety Instructor Course (WSI) Ages 16–adult Teaching children to swim is a rewarding experience as it provides them with the knowledge and skills to save their lives or another person’s life. The ability to swim also gives them the opportunity for a lifetime of enjoyment in the water. Now hiring Lifeguards, The WSI training course is a blended learning course Swim Instructors that provides certification to teach American Red visit www.invergroveheights.org/jobs Cross swimming lessons. This class involves classroom and online work outside of the class times. Age Prerequisite: • Students must be 16 years of age by the first day of the class We offer training to become a lifeguard or Skill Prerequisites: Water Safety Instructor (swim instructor) • Demonstration of swimming skills equivalent to Red Cross Level 4 swim lesson requirements (Level 4 throughout the year. Please check our website description is on page 15) for upcoming courses in these areas. Please check the website for dates/times of upcoming classes. Lifeguarding Training Ages 15+ Become certified in American Red Cross Lifeguarding for pools and water parks, and First Aid and CPR/AED for the Professional Lifeguard. Attendance at all class Morning Open Swim sessions is mandatory. Age Prerequisite: SATURDAYS: 9–11 A.M. • 15 years of age by the first day of the class Skill Prerequisites: This special time is designed for • Continuous endurance swim: front crawl and/or swimmers ages five (5) and under breaststroke for 300 yards. • Timed skill sequence: 20 yard swim, retrieval of a 10 lb. to experience our Water Park object from 7 to 10 ft. deep, swim 20 yards carrying the while the water features are off. object and exit the water within 1 min 40 seconds. • Tread water: 2 min using legs only. Fee: Free/members; $3/non-member This is a blended learning course. You will be required to do (water park admission only) some online work prior to the start date of the class sessions. Schedule is subject to change. Additional days may Please check the website for dates and times of upcoming be added. See website for more information. courses. www.invergroveheights.org/indoorpools 12
NO SCHOOL? Head to the POOL! Splash with us on your school days off! December 23, 26–27, 30 WATER PARK will be open 12–7:30 p.m. December 31 (12–3:30 p.m.) LAP POOL and DIVE WELL will be open January 1, 2020 (12–4 p.m.) 12–3 p.m. and 6:15–7:30 p.m. January 17 and 20 • February 17 (Schedule subject to change, visit website for open swim times) March 23–27 (Water Park Only, Noon–7:30 p.m.) Swimming Lessons Program Policies • Classes are a 1:6 or 1:7 ratio. Classes with less than the required minimum Enrolling in the enrollment of participants may be canceled one week prior to start date. Appropriate Class • Make-up classes will not be available for participants who miss a class. Choosing the appropriate swimming class Fees will not be pro-rated or refunded. for you or a young child depends upon skill • Children who are not toilet-trained must wear a cloth diaper with plastic mastery and instructor recommendation. pants, or a swim diaper (Swim diapers are available for sale at guest services). Class levels build on skills learned in previous • Pool temperature in the Lap Pool is 84 degrees March–July and is 81 degrees sessions. So, it is common for participants to August–February. repeat a level several times before mastering all required skills to move forward to the next level. Check the completion certificate REGISTRATION DEADLINE The deadline to register is seven days before the at the end of the session, it will indicate course begins. We accept swimming lesson registrations up until the deadline the next class level for the participant. You or when class size reaches the max. number of participants. Classes are a 1:6 or 1:7 ratio. Classes that do not have the minimum number of participants may also consult with the instructor before registered a week before the start of the session may be canceled. enrolling in the next session. If a child is at least five years old and this is the child’s first time taking lessons, or the first time the in WAIT LISTS If you are interested in registering for a class that has reached max. enrollment, you may place your name on a wait list. An additional class the IGH program, we recommend attending may be added in order to accommodate the waiting list. You will be contacted a free swimming level assessment. if we can accommodate you or your child. Swimming Level Assessment REGISTER AT www.invergroveheights.org/register Come to the pool and have yourself or a child assessed for the appropriate American Red Cross swimming lesson level for them. Swimming Lesson Rates Ages 5 and older, especially those new to swimming or IGH's program. No registration Group Lessons: $59/member; $65/non-member is necessary. Please allow about 10 minutes for Private Lessons: $143/member; $149/non-member the assessment. Teen & Adult Lessons: $83/member; $89/non-member Saturday, December 14: 11–11:45 a.m. Ratio: Six students to one instructor for Preschool through Level 3; Seven students to one instructor for Levels 4–6. Tuesday, December 17: 6:15–7:15 p.m. Class Length: Parent/Tot (1 & 2), Preschool (Tadpole, Starfish and Minnow) and SEE PAGES 14–15 FOR SWIMMING Private Lessons meet for 30 minutes. LESSONS LEVEL DESCRIPTIONS! Levels 1–6 and Adult classes meet for 40 minutes. WINTER/SPRING 2019-20 13
Swim Lesson Levels The City of Inver Grove Heights is an authorized provider for the American Red Cross Learn-to-Swim Program. All levels include age-appropriate safety skills. The pre-requisite for each level is the successful demonstration of skills from the preceding level, except for Level 1, which has a pre-requisite minimum age of 5 years old, and Tadpole which has a pre-requisite minimum age of 3 years old. PARENT/CHILD LEVELS PRESCHOOL LEVELS Ages 3–5 without parent Parent and Child 1 (ages 6–18 months with a parent) Tadpole Adult and child are in the water together for this class. Designed for inexperienced or cautious swimmers, and Participants learn to: participants who have never attended swim lessons or • Submerge mouth, nose and eyes in water are new to our program. Participants learn to: • Float on front and back • Submerge face in the water • Age-appropriate safety topics • Glide on front and back with support Parent and Child 2 (ages 18 months–3 years with a parent) • Begin leg and arm movement Adult and child are in the water together for this class. Builds on skills introduced in Parent/Child 1. Participants learn to: Starfish • Enter and exit the water Designed for participants who have passed Tadpole or • Glide on front and back who are comfortable in the water and able to submerge mouth, nose and eyes. Participants learn to: • Combined stroke on front and back with assistance • Float independently • Glide on front, roll to back and float for 5 seconds with support • Glide on back, roll to front and float for 5 seconds with support PRIVATE LESSONS (ages 5+) • Begin arm strokes and kicks For children, teens and adults ages 5 and older, of all Minnow ability levels who prefer individual 1:1 instruction. Designed for participants who have passed Starfish or who are Private lessons are beneficial for students requiring able to submerge their entire head in the water. special attention or focused work. Private lesson Participants learn to: dates and times available on pages 16–17. • Combine arm and leg action on front with support • Combine arm and leg action on back with support 14
SCHOOL-AGE LEVELS Ages 5+ LEVEL 1: Intro to Water Skills TEEN & ADULT LESSONS Ages 13–adult Designed for participants who have never attended swim lessons, or are inexperienced or cautious in the water. Learning the Basics Participants learn to: Purpose: Help participants gain basic aquatic skills and swimming ·· Submerge entire head under water strokes. Red Cross-certified instructors teach skills and concepts ·· Glide on front and back with support needed to stay safe in and around water, as well as how to help ·· Combine arm and leg action on front and back themselves and others in the event of an aquatics emergency. with support Session 1: Mondays, January 6–February 24 Code: SL–W6312 LEVEL 2: Fundamental Aquatic Skills Session 2: Wednesdays, April 15–May 27 Code: SL–P8312 Designed for participants who have passed Level 1 or who Time: 7:45–8:25 p.m. are comfortable in the water and able to submerge mouth, Location: VMCC, Lap Pool nose and eyes. Participants learn to: Fee: $83/member; $89 non-member ·· Tread water Register: One week prior to class start date ·· Glide independently ·· Float on front and/or back for at least 15 seconds Improving Skills and Swimming Strokes independently This course is designed to improve a participant’s proficiency ·· Use combined arm and leg action on front and in basic aquatic skills and the six basic swimming strokes. back for five body lengths independently Participants must be comfortable in chest-deep water, be able to put their face in the water and be able to perform strokes LEVEL 3: Stroke Development that can be recognized as front crawl, breaststroke and back Designed for participants who have passed Level 2. Builds crawl for 15 yards. on skills with practice in deeper water. Participants learn to: ··Swim front crawl and/or elementary backstroke Session 1: Wednesdays, January 8–February 26 Code: SL–W8312 for 25 yards Session 2: Tuesdays, April 14–May 26 Code: SL–P7312 ··Tread in deep water for 60 seconds Time: 7:45–8:25 p.m. ··Perform the breaststroke and scissors kick for 15 yards Fee: $83/member; $89 non-member Location: VMCC, Lap Pool Register: One week prior to class start date LEVEL 4: Stroke Improvement Designed for participants who have passed Level 3. Develops confidence and improves skills. Participants learn to: ··Swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards ··Swim breaststroke, butterfly, sidestroke and back crawl for 15 yards LEVEL 5: Stroke Refinement Designed for participants who have passed Level 4. Develops further stroke refinement and endurance. Participants learn to: ·· Swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 50 yards ·· Swim breaststroke, back crawl, butterfly and sidestroke for 25 yards LEVEL 6: Swimming and Skill Proficiency Designed for participants who have passed Level 5. Develops strokes and endurance so participants can Interested in working in the pools? swim with ease. Prepares participants for more advanced Inver Grove Heights Parks and Recreation is a great place to work! activities, including lifeguarding course, water safety aide/ We are currently hiring LIFEGUARDS and instructor courses and competitive swimming. Participants SWIM INSTRUCTORS. Lifeguarding training offered. learn to: ·· Swim 500 yards continuously using three strokes of For more information or to apply go to participant’s choice www.invergroveheights.org/jobs WINTER/SPRING 2019-20 15
Winter Swimming Lessons These classes run each week on the day specified for the dates indicated under each session listed below and are held in the VMCC Lap Pool. Swimming Lesson Rates are listed below. Saturdays, Jan. 4–Feb. 22 Sundays, Jan. 5–Feb. 23 Mondays, Jan. 6–Feb. 24 9 a.m. Private SL–W01011 4 p.m. Parent/Tot 1 SL–W11117 6:15 p.m. Parent/Tot 1 SL–W617 Tadpole SL–W1118 Tadpole SL–W618 9:30 a.m. Parent/Tot 1 SL–W0117 Starfish SL–W1119 Minnow SL–W6110 Tadpole SL–W0118 Level 1 SL–W1111 Level 1 SL–W611 Starfish SL–W0119 Level 2 SL–W612 Level 1 SL–W0111 4:45 p.m. Parent/Tot 1 SL–W11212 Minnow SL–W11210 7 p.m. Starfish SL–W629 10:15 a.m. Parent/Tot 2 SL–W01212 Level 2 SL–W1122 Level 1 SL–W621 Starfish SL–W0129 Level 3 SL–W1123 Level 2 SL–W622 Level 1 SL–W0121 Level 3 SL–W623 Level 2 SL–W0122 5:30 p.m. Level 4 SL–W1134 Level 4 SL–W624 Level 5 SL–W1135 11 a.m. Minnow SL–W01310 Private SL–W11311 7:45 p.m. Level 3 SL–W633 Level 3 SL–W0133 Level 5 SL–W635 Level 4 SL–W0134 Private SL–W6311 Level 5 SL–W0135 Wednesdays, Jan. 8–Feb. 26 Ready to Enroll? Register at 6:15 p.m. Starfish SL–W819 Tadpole SL–W818 www.invergroveheights.org/register Level 1 SL–W811 Level 2 SL–W812 Level 3 SL–W813 7 p.m. Parent/Tot 2 SL–W8212 Minnow SL–W8210 Level 1 SL–W821 Level 2 SL–W822 Level 4 SL–W824 7:45 p.m. Level 4 SL–W834 Level 5 SL–W835 Private SL–W8311 Swimming Lesson Rates Group Lessons: $59/member; $65/non-member Private Lessons: $143/member; $149/non-member Teen & Adult Lessons: $83/member; $89/non-member Ratio: Six students to one instructor for Preschool through Level 3; Seven students to one instructor for Levels 4–6. Class Length: Parent/Tot (1 & 2), Preschool (Tadpole, Starfish and Minnow) and Private Lessons meet for 30 minutes. Levels 1–6 and Adult classes meet for 40 minutes. www.invergroveheights.org/swimminglessons 16
Spring Swimming Lessons Saturdays, April 11–May 23 Tuesdays, April 14–May 26 9 a.m. Private SL–P01011 5:30 p.m. Minnow SL–P7110 Starfish SL–P719 9:30 a.m. Parent/Tot 1 SL–P0117 Level 1 SL–P711 Tadpole SL–P0118 Level 2 SL–P712 Level 2 SL–P0112 Level 3 SL–P713 Level 3 SL–P0113 6:15 p.m. Tadpole SL–P728 Want to have 10:15 a.m. Parent/Tot 2 Starfish SL–P01212 SL–P0129 Minnow Level 2 SL–P7210 SL–P722 a fun party? Level 1 SL–P0121 Level 3 SL–P723 HHH Level 3 SL–P0123 Level 4 SL–P724 11 a.m. Tadpole SL–P0138 7 p.m. Level 3 SL–P733 How about A POOL Minnow SL–P01310 Level 5 SL–P735 Level 4 SL–P0134 Private SL–P7311 Level 5 SL–P0135 Wednesdays, April 15–May 27 5:30 p.m. Parent/Tot 1 Starfish SL–P817 SL–P819 Thursdays, April 16–May 28 5:30 p.m. Parent/Tot 1 Tadpole SL–P917 SL–P918 PARTY? HHH Level 1 SL–P811 Level 1 SL–P911 Level 2 SL–P812 Level 2 Level 4 SL–P912 SL–P914 See page 23 for Level 3 SL–P813 more information! 6:15 p.m. Tadpole SL–P828 6:15 p.m. Parent/Tot 1 SL–P9212 Minnow SL–P8210 Starfish SL–P929 Level 1 SL–P821 Minnow SL–P9210 Level 2 SL–P822 Level 2 SL–P922 Level 4 SL–P824 Level 3 SL–P923 7 p.m. Tadpole SL–P838 7 p.m. Level 3 SL–P933 Level 3 SL–P833 Level 4 SL–P934 Level 6 SL–P836 Level 5 SL–P935 Private SL–P8311 Private SL–P9311 WINTER/SPRING 2019-20 17
Adult Sports Programs Men’s Broomball Adult Summer Softball H Adult Jazz/Tap Dance Officiated league; Standings recorded When you think summer think softball! NEW! Ages 18+ H with end of season playoffs Registration information for summer We are thrilled to offer a new and exciting softball leagues will be available beginning Dates: December 19–February 20 adult dance class in partnership with Short February 1 both in-person and online Days: Tuesdays and/or Thursdays Dance Studios. This class is for students at www.invergroveheights.org. All 2019 Fee: $200/team that want to get exercise in a new and fun teams are on an email list and will receive Code: AP–W100 way. Tap and Jazz technique will be learned this information. If you did not participate Register by: Tuesday, December 3 throughout the 6-week session. No partner in last year’s leagues and are interested in Location: Groveland Park needed! the 2020 season, call 651-450-2585 or visit 1990 46th Street www.invergroveheights.org for information. Dates: Mondays, January 27–March 2 Time: 6–7 p.m. Co-Rec Volleyball Indoor Open Pickleball Fee: $87 Two levels of play; not officiated; Code: AP–W103 Pickleball is a fun, fast activity that standings recorded. Weekly games Register by: Monday, January 20 combines tennis, ping pong, racquetball and double elimination playoffs Location: Short Dance Studios and badminton. It is a great way to get a Dates: January 2–Mid April 9332 Cahill Avenue good workout and have fun while doing Days: Thursdays it. It is the fastest growing sport in North Fee: $290/team America. View the schedule online at Adult Learn to Skate see page 27 Code: AP–W102 www.invergroveheights.org/pickleball Adult Fitness see pages 8–9 Register by: Friday, December 13 Location: VMCC, National Guard Gym Indoor Walking Women’s Volleyball Cooler months ahead mean unpredictable weather...don’t let that stop you from being Not officiated; standings recorded. Weekly active! Simley High School, South St. Paul High School, Henry Sibley High School and the games and double elimination playoffs VMCC will be open for indoor walking from September 3, 2019–May 31, 2020. So grab your friends and head indoors where the temp. is always comfortable! Walking buttons Dates: January 7–Mid April are required to use each of the facilities and can be purchased at IGH Parks & Rec Office, Days: Tuesdays 197 & 199 School District Offices, Thompson Activity Center (WSP) or Central Square Fee: $290/team Community Center (SSP). Buttons should be displayed while walking. Code: AP–W101 Register by: Friday, December 13 Monday–Friday 7 a.m.–2 p.m. VMCC West Rink $5 Location: VMCC, National Guard Gym Monday–Thursday 5–9 p.m. High Schools $5 18 Locations: Simley High School, South St. Paul High School, Henry Sibley High School and VMCC (West Rink)
Active Adult 55+ Day Trips All trips depart from IGH VMCC Community Room 2. Please check-in 15 minutes before departure time. “A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder” Old Log Theater Set in London in 1907, A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder centers on Monty Navarro, a penniless clerk who is informed after the death of his mother that he is ninth in line to inherit the earldom of Highhurst, controlled by the wealthy D’Ysquith banking family. After the imperious ruling Lord dismisses Monty’s claim if being a relative, the eight D’Ysquiths ahead of young Mr. Navarro begin dying in natural and unnatural ways. (A single actor plays all the not-so-nice D’Ysquiths, adding to the merriment.) The Church Basement Ladies Lunch choice of one Braised Boneless Short Ribs, Seared Pork in “The Loony Lutherans” Chop, Dill Roasted Tilapia or Angel Hair Pasta. Each meal will First we will have a buffet lunch in the Ames include a side. Select meal choice at time of registration. Center second story Atrium area. After Date: Wednesday, February 5 Code: AS–W514 lunch, take time to enjoy the exhibition in Time: Depart: 11 a.m./Return: 4:30 p.m. Register by: Friday, January 3 the 2,000 square-foot art gallery. The visual Fee: $79 (includes transportation, lunch, show) arts center displays a diverse collection of artwork from local emerging and professional artists. Next, enjoy The Church Basement Ladies performance of “Livin’ DayTrippers Theatre La Vida Lutheran: Looney Lifestyle Tips for “The Bikinis” Livelier Living”. The Looney Lutherans are It’s the new millennium and The Bikinis are back with more great music, more looney getting back together. The Jersey Shore Girl comedy, and lots of audience interaction. Group from the 60’s that everyone loves is Audience members may also be invited bringing back the sun, fun, and all the great on stage to help demonstrate a Lutheran songs they sang down on the boardwalk exercise routine using dishtowels, or to at the Jersey Shore ... all to raise money for compete for cans of corn, in the fast-paced the good folks at Sandy Shores RV Resort game show POTLUCK. on Florida’s Gold Coast. Go back in time and Date: Wednesday, January 29 relive the 60’s. Buffet lunch will be served Time: Depart: 11 a.m./Return: 3:30 p.m. at 12:15 p.m. Fee: $72 (includes transportation, Date: Wednesday, March 18 Code: AS–W515 lunch, show) Time: Depart: 11:30 a.m./Return: 3:45 p.m. Register by: Monday, February 10 Code: AS–W513 Fee: $68 (includes transportation, lunch, show) Register by: Tuesday, January 7 Mobsters In Minneapolis Choose one of the following for Lunch: Meet a costumed Mill City Mobster for a riding tour. This fun adventure will reveal 1) Beer Crisped Fish-n-Chips — Batter that St. Paul wasn’t the only city to host the crime and corruption of the gangsters. fried Icelandic Cod with lemon wedge, Yes, Minneapolis had them too! Venture through the crime laden city of Minneapolis homemade tartar sauce and malt vinegar, and explore the not so wholesome people of this city’s past. Visit the sites of the 3rd Keegan’s crispy wedge fries (chips). Northwestern Bank hold-up by the Barker/Karpis gang, the site of Babyface Nelson’s 2) Half Sandwich — Lean corned beef piled traffic violation, and the murder site of journalist Walter Liggit. Your guide, a two- high with Swiss cheese and Dijon mustard, bit gangster hoodlum or one of their gun molls, will show you how the Twin Towns chips, beverage and cookie transformed one of the largest areas of crime in the country during the 1920’s and 1930’s. Date: Wednesday, April 22 Arrive in Northeast Minneapolis at the cozy Keegans Irish Pub for a nonalcoholic Time: Depart IGH: 10 a.m./Return: 3:45 p.m. beverage and entree. Keegan’s Pub was designed and built by O’Sullivan Interiors in Depart SSP: 10:15 a.m./Return: 3:30 p.m. Waterford, Ireland. Irish craftsmen came to Minneapolis to reconstruct the pub in this Depart TPAC: 10:30 a.m./Return: 3:15 p.m. location. It is authentic and in keeping with the historic preservation district in northeast Fee: $70 (includes transportation, lunch, tour) Minneapolis. The staff invites you to share a bit of Edwardian Dublin with good food in the finest Irish tradition. Code: AS–P500 Register by: Monday, March 23 WINTER/SPRING 2019-20 19
Active Adults 55+ Programs Coffee with the Cops H F R E E! Join us for a morning of coffee with Sergeant Adam H Wiederhoeft and another Inver Grove Heights Police Officer. This a great opportunity to learn more about your police department and police related topics. Bring your questions and concerns for discussion. Date: Wednesday, February 12 Time: 10 a.m. Location: VMCC Fee: Free Code: AS–W519 Healthy Living Fair Register by: Wednesday, February 5 Wednesday, April 22 | 9 a.m.–12 p.m. | VMCC Shop Online Amazon, Chewy, Target, Walmart or other retailers are Vendors booths with information on adult health, wellness, moving towards online Apps. This class will discuss in housing, transition and financial planning and more! detail how these Apps work, how they are used, common challenges and the benefits they offer to their users. We will explore the benefits and convenience of shopping online Parkinson’s Presentation as well as the financial transaction processes and the safety Familiar with Parkinson’s disease? Many people associate it with and security risks they pose. Class participants may search, Michael J. Fox or Muhammad Ali. Join us to learn a little more about download and install a simple low risk App(s) to practice at Parkinson’s basics with a representative and person living with the their discretion. Class provided in partnership with Ray Parkinson’s from the Parkinson’s Foundation Minnesota Chapter. the Computer Guy. Topics covered will be motor and nonmotor symptoms, Parkinson’s management, how to live well with Parkinson’s and resources from Date: Thursday, February 20 the foundation. Time: 9:30–11:30 a.m. Location: VMCC Fee: $35 Code: AS–W516 Date: Monday, December 9 Register by: Thursday, February 13 Time: 10:30 a.m. Location: VMCC Fee: Free Code: AS–F104 Register by: Monday, December 2 Caring for the Caregiver: A Labor of Love Needing care is a natural human experience. We respond to that need by caring for those we love. This labor of love Community Resources for Older Adults may leave us with less time to care for ourselves. Join us Learn more about what resources and services are available in the for a learning experience that is intended to help identify, community to help older adults remain in the home of their choice. and further explain, caregiver fatigue. We will identify Date: Wednesday, January 15 possibilities for care, to meet the needs of those that we Time: 10 a.m. Location: VMCC love, and explore options to better care for ourselves. Fee: Free Code: AS–W522 Date: Thursday, February 27 Register by: Friday, January 10 Time: 9:30–10:30 a.m. Location: VMCC Fee: Free Code: AS–W518 Secrets of the Inver Glen Library Register by: Monday, February 24 Did you know you can search Ancestry.com at the Inver Glen Library, scan a photo to your email, borrow a DVD from anywhere in the state, or download an audiobook to your phone for free? Learn how to become a Join us every THIRD FRIDAY power user of Dakota County Library from Adult Services Librarian Jean of the month from 9:30–11 a.m. Silverberg, as she explains lesser-known library resources, gives you a in the VMCC lobby for peek behind the scenes, and answers your questions. H FREE BLOOD H Date: Thursday, January 30 H PRESSURE CHECKS H Time: 10:30–11:30 a.m. Location: VMCC provided by Fairview Health Services. Fee: Free Code: AS–W517 Register by: Monday, January 27 20 www.invergroveheights.org/activeadults55
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