2012 Lacey Parks & Recreation Summer Brochure...Lacey Parks & Recreation in partnership with the...

In This IssueLacey In Tune pg. 2 | Trips And Tours pg. 20 | Swim Lessons pg. 40

SUMMER 2012RECREATION GUIDE

LACEYPARKS & RECREATION

Presented in cooperation with North Thurston Public Schools

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Community Events

Summer 2012

Huntamer Park Corner of 7th & Woodland Sq Lp

SaturdayS, ConCertS at 7:00pm – movieS at duSk

noon tuneS, WedneSdayS, 12:00pm

Children’S entertainment SerieS, tueSdayS, 6:30pm Friends of the Lacey Library

July 14British Export Beatles Tribute

That Thing You Do! (PG)

July 21Gothard Sisters Celtic Music & Dance

Tangled (PG)

July 28David Correa & Cascada Latin Guitar World Music

Rio (G)

August 4Pendeltones Beach Boys Tribute

Soul Surfer (PG)

August 11Dan In Black Johnny Cash Tribute

Thank you To our

SponSorS

Musical Double Feature: Hairspray (PG) & Mamma Mia (PG13)

June 26Reptile Isle Snakes, Lizards, Gators, Yikes!

July 3Wonderland Tea Party Kid-Delicious Comedy Show

July 10Jeff Evans Magic Of Reading

July 17Brian Waite Band Rock'N Roll Adventures

July 24Roberto the Magnificent Comedy Stunt Show

July 31Rowdy Refs Family Fun Game Show

August 7Eric Herman Cool Tunes For Kids

June 27Stoddard & Cole Music Comedy

July 11Danny Vernon The Illusion of Elvis

July 18133rd Army Rock Band American Pop

July 25The Diamond Experience Neil Diamond Tribute

August 1Terry Holder Folk Singer/Songwriter

August 8Tuff Boxx– Army Band Pop & Top 40

FREE

Shapingour communitytogether

Registration Information: 360.491.0857 or www.ci.lacey.wa.us 3

Directory Of Classes And Programs

Browse through our programs, either with this catalog or online at

www.ci.lacey.wa.us

Registration starts Wednesday, May 23 at 6:00am!Three easy ways to register . . . see page 45

Summer Lunch Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Youth Day Camp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Sports Day Camp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Youth Specialty Camps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7Youth Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10Teen Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12Teen Specialty Camps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Teen Day Camps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Teen Overnight Camps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Teen Trips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16Outdoor Family Adventures . . . . . . . . . . . 17Family Trips and Tours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20Adult Trips and Tours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21Adult Mountain Adventure Hiking . . . . . . 22Adult & Family Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24Youth Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27Little Lacey Baseball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Gymnastics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29Soccer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31Basketball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32Track & Field / Fun Runs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33Adult Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34Martial Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36Aquatics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37Swim Lessons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40Directory of Local Sports & Activity Groups . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42Class Locations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43Policies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44How To Register . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45Community Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

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Summer Lunch Program

When: Mon. – Fri. June 25 – Aug. 17 12:00 – 3:30pm (No program July 4th)

Where: Mt. View Elementary Lydia Hawk Elementary Pleasant Glade ElementaryFee: Free!

“When School is Out, Lunch is Still In” The Summer Food Service Program for children, sponsored by Lacey Parks & Recreation in partnership with the USDA, will serve lunch and an afternoon snack.When: Mon. – Fri. June 25 – Aug. 17 Lunch: 12:00 – 12:30pm Snack: 3:00 – 3:30pm (No program July 4th)Where: Mt. View Elementary Lydia Hawk Elementary Pleasant Glade ElementaryFee: Free!

Summer Lunch Program (18 yrs & under)

Playground Pals (6 – 12 yrs)

After lunch is served, Parks and Recreation staff will be at each of the three school sites offering open playground time with fun activities, arts and crafts, games, fitness, and even a summer reading program. This is a free, drop-in program. Participants may come and go at their leisure. However, parents/guardians will be required to COMPLETE an "Emergency Information" card.

Come take a swing at hunger for the youth in our community and help raise funds for the Summer Lunch and Playground Pals Programs, which have been serving our community since 1993. These programs have been a cornerstone for many youth growing up over the years as a safe place to have fun and receive a free, nutritious meal during the summer. Tournament format will be a four person scramble with a shotgun start. A catered dinner and awards banquet will follow your round of golf. Prizes will be awarded

to 1st, 2nd and 3rd place teams, along with a long drive, closest to the pin, hole in one prize contest, putting contest, and raffle prizes. When: Sat. Sept. 8, 1:30pm shotgun startWhere: The Golf Course at Hawks Prairie, The Woodlands CourseFees: $120 per person or $400 per team before Aug. 10 After Aug. 10 $130 per person or $450 per teamRegistration closes Aug. 24

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Youth Day Camp

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(6 - 12 yrs)

Children will experience exciting activities while building new friendships. Weekly activities include movies, swimming (twice per week), special guests, sports, games, arts and crafts, and a field trip based on each week’s theme. A summer reading program and on-site library is provided by Timberland Regional Library. Hot lunch and afternoon snack is included (except last week, Aug. 20-24). Campers must bring their own morning snack. Camper / staff ratio is 6 to 1 on site and 4 to 1 on field trips. You must COMPLETE camper information form(s) and submit two weeks of camp fees to reserve your space. Limit: 40 campers/week per site.

When: Mon. – Fri. June 25 – Aug. 24 7:30am - 5:30pmWhere: Mt . View Elementary —OR— Lydia Hawk ElementaryFee: $130 for all weeks* *except July 2 – 6, $115 (No camp on July 4) Aug. 20 – 24, $160 (Field trips every day) Day Camp Schedule Field Trip

June 25 – 29 “School’s Out for Summer” Rollerdrome/Olympic Club July 2 – 6 “Splish-Splashin' Away” Wild Waves (No camp July 4) July 9 - 13 “Hoopin’ with the Storm” Seattle Storm July 16 - 20 “It’s All Magic” Children’s Theatre & Burfoot Park July 23 - 27 “Sports Mania” Tacoma Rainiers July 30 – Aug. 3 “All Around the Barnyard” Thurston County Fair Aug. 6 - 10 “Summer Safari” Charlie’s Safari Aug. 13 - 17 “Beat the Heat” Stewart Heights & Ice Skating Aug. 20 - 24 “Camp Rewind” Field Trip Everyday

“I would definitely recommend this camp and my daughter is already asking if she can come back next year, and of course the answer is YES!”

“My little girl and her older cousin have had a memorable summer and it’s all due to your AMAZING STAFF!“

Registration Forms Available On Our Website

Currently Registering!

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Sports Day Camp

CharacterDevelopment!

AwesomeMemories!

GreatFriendships!

New Abilitiesand Confidence!

SPorTS & ValueS day camP (5 – 11yrs) Currently Registering! This coed camp offers outdoor sports, games, and activities designed to develop your child’s confidence, ability, and character. Through sports, the campers learn important life-skills, including the value of being a good teammate and the fun of being physically active!

You’ll appreciate the convenient location and outstanding features of the Regional Athletic Complex (RAC) . And you can be sure your camper will stay active and well–supervised as our planned activities move about the all-weather softball fields, soccer pitches, basketball courts, playgrounds, walking trails and kite flying hill!

About the Sports & Values Camp: Our priority is to help your child enjoy playing their favorite sports and develop the self-confidence to try new activities. Through soccer, basketball, volleyball, baseball, and many other sports, our staff will also teach these important values: Caring, Sportsmanship, Respect, Responsibility

Camp Staff: Through our partnership with the youth sports development experts from the South Sound YMCA, all camp coaches and counselors are screened, qualified, and trained to teach effectively and enthusiastically! Student / staff ratio of 8:1

Where: Regional Athletic Complex

Fees: Full Day: 7:30am – 5:30pm $130 per week* (*week 2 / $104) Morning Half-Day: 7:30am – 12:00pm $84 per week* (*week 2 / $67) Afternoon Half Day: 12:00 – 5:30pm $94 per week* (*week 2 / $75)

When: Mon. – Fri. June 25 – Aug. 3 Week 1 June 25 – 29 Week 2 July 2 – 6 (*no camp 7/4) Week 3 July 9 – 13 Week 4 July 16 – 20 Week 5 July 23 – 27 Week 6 July 30 – Aug. 3


Youth Specialty Camps

leGo Jr. engineering ii day camp (6 – 8 yrs)Working in pairs, students will build projects of slightly higher complexity using gears and motors from our unique LEGO kits. Learn basic engineering principles, gears and gear ratios, simple machines, forces in motion, problem solving and communication skills. A must for students who enjoyed Jr. Engineering I (though JEI is not required).When: Mon. – Thu. July 30 – Aug. 2 9:00am – 12:00pmWhere: Woodland Creek WHFee: $125

collision cars day camp (9 – 12 yrs)Crash! Bang! Cool! Learning has never been so fun! Using unique LEGO kits and working in pairs to build a variety of battling machines, your child will have hands-on exploration, problem solving, and risk-taking with a goal of learning and experimenting with how machines work and compete. They will learn a variety of concepts geared for their age throughout this class, including basic engineering principles, gearing and gear ratios, electric motors and energy, problem solving, and communication skills. Taught by the All About Learning staff. When: Mon. – Thu. July 30 – Aug. 2 1:00 – 4:00pmWhere: Woodland Creek WHFee: $125

Vehicle engineering with leGoSday camp (6 – 12 yrs)Let the good times ROLL! What’s more fun than LEGOs with wheels? Campers will work in pairs to build and modify a variety of vehicles, concept cars, and construction machines using unique LEGO kits. They will have fun while learning basic engineering principles, friction, forces, motion, aerodynamics, and more! Taught by All About Learning staff. When: Mon. – Thu. Aug. 13 – 16 6 – 8 yrs 9:00am – 12:00pm 9 – 12 yrs 1:00 – 4:00pmWhere: Woodland Creek WHFee: $125

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clown camp (8 – 14 yrs)Jusby the Clown and his Clown Counselors support young clowns to build their characters and skills into a salon-sized circus performance! Explore juggling, balloon twisting, magic, puppetry, make-up and costume, character development, jokes and stories, improvisation,

music, applause, cheering, and healthy laughter. Bring a sack lunch or snack and water bottle.When: Mon. – Fri. June 25 – 29 9:00am – 1:00pmWhere: Woodland Creek WHFee: $175

multimedia Fine arts day campwith arts for Kids School (5 – 8 yrs)This sequential, multimedia, fine art program for children supports process and self-esteem. Drawing and painting techniques are incorporated. All supplies provided. Students will complete 8 projects in this four day camp instructed by the staff of “Art for Kids School”, a program with a 25 year history of teaching fine art to children. This unique program is designed to provide children with an opportunity to explore and develop confidence in their own creativity by teaching techniques rather than self-expression.

When: Mon. – Thu. July 23 – 26 9:30am – 12:30pmWhere: Woodland Creek WHFee: $115



TCTV, in cooperation with Lacey Parks and Recreation, presents a great lineup of classes this summer. For some sessions, morning and afternoon classes are set up so kids can be in camp all day long. They can enjoy a full-day experience with two different, yet related topics. Supervision is provided during the lunch break for those attending both morning and afternoon sessions.

Talk Time (8 – 11 yrs)Be a host or personality. Be in front of or behind the camera. Have fun exploring the dynamic and unpredictable nature of studio-talk show production. Join your classmates on a field trip and be a member of KING 5’s “New Day NW” studio audience (transportation will be provided by TCTV). Then share your own talk show live, via cable and web simulcasting. When: Mon. – Fri. July 16 – 20 8:00am – 12:00pmWhere: TCTV StudiosFee: $99

digital adventures (8 – 11 yrs)Explore the digital domain of audio and video special effects. Learn to use a green screen and other tricks of the trade to generate special effects. With colorful costumes and dynamic sets, adventurers will create and record unique worlds of their own. These magical digital adventures will then be woven together into one dramatic tale.When: Mon. – Fri. July 16 – 20 1:00 – 5:00pmWhere: TCTV StudiosFee: $99

animation explosion (8 – 11 yrs)Have a blast learning to animate! With stop-motion animation you don’t need to draw! You can animate objects, clay, paper, and/or toys. Let your imagination and creativity explode on screen using two-dimensional and three-dimensional animation techniques. Experiment with sound, stop-motion animation, and storytelling techniques.When: Mon. – Fri. Aug. 6 – 10 8:00am – 12:00pmWhere: Woodland Creek WHFee: $99

digital Storytelling (8 – 11 yrs)Sharing stories is fun and inspirational. Capture the essence of a memorable moment using your own voice, photos, and sound tracks. Interweave these digital elements into a revealing video about someone you admire and cherish. Then share your memorable story with family, friends, and the community. Digital Stories make great gifts.When: Mon. – Fri. Aug. 6 – 10 1:00 – 5:00pmWhere: Woodland Creek WHFee: $99

animators Studio (8 – 11 yrs)Discover the diverse world of animation. Experiment in stop-motion, pixilation, and computer generated animation. Then create a class project that combines these animation techniques with story and sound to create an entertaining video production. Learn about animation festivals, and resources you can use. No prerequisite.When: Mon. – Fri. Aug. 20 – 24 8:00am – 12:00pmWhere: Garfield Elem. OlympiaFee: $99

TheRe’s MoRe!TCTV Camps for Teens start on page 13

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Youth Classes

each class will learn a routine to show parents at the final class

Ballet

When: Sat. June 30 – Aug. 4 Where: Lacey Community CenterFee: $29Required attire: Girls – ballet shoes, tights, and leotardsBoys – ballet shoes, shorts (not below knees)

Pre-Ballet i (3 – 5 yrs)This class will be a fun dance experience where children will learn the basics of ballet; 5 positions, turns, leaps, etc. 8:15 – 8:45am | 8:50 – 9:20am | 9:25 – 9:55am

Pre-Ballet ii (4 – 6 yrs)For children who have previously taken Pre-Ballet I, instructor’s permission required. Children will review and focus on spotting, turn-out, and many new steps.10:40 – 11:10am

Ballet i (6 – 8 yrs)This is a beginning class for children interested in ballet. Focus will be learning the basic ballet positions, steps, turns, and having fun. 11:15 – 11:45am

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Youth Classes

dancing with Hollywood choreographer Free Boogie(6 yrs – adult)Here’s your chance to meet and learn from our guest instructor, Free Boogie, who is the choreographer for the kid dance movie BATTLEFIELD AMERICA (release date June 1, 2012). Free has worked with many artists and dancers, and is outgoing and diverse in his teaching style. His works were also nominated at the 2007 Grammy’s (Best Music Video) and the 2011 World of Dance Awards (Best Choreographed Dance Video). This talented choreographer’s extensive resume also includes TV shows like America’s Best Dance Crew/ MTV, America’s Got Talent / NBC, DJ Radio Wayne “You Are What You Eat”/Disney, as well as the tour dances for Justin Bieber, Tyrese Gibson, Omarion and more. Stage performances and live shows include: NBA Halftime with Terry Crews, the Academy Awards, and more. Our own dance instructor, Katherine Saylors, will be assisting. Free will also have apparel, (as seen in his new movie) for purchase. This one day class is going to be filled with fun, passion, and inspiration. Don’t let this opportunity pass you by! When: Sat. June 2

11:00am – 12:15pmWhere: River Ridge Covenant ChurchFee: $18

dance "FlaSH moB" (7 yrs – adult)You've heard about them and you’ve seen them. Let’s do one! You will have 6 classes to learn a simple routine that will then be performed. The dance routine is going to be great for everyone in the family and performing a flash mob routine is so fun! Right now Flash Mobs are so "In". Come on, make this summer one to remember, let’s DANCE!! (Shhhhh, performance locations to be announced to the class only!)Instructor: Katherine Saylors.When: Mon. June 11 – July 16 7:00 – 8:00pmWhere: River Ridge Covenant ChurchFee: $35

Shake it uP! dance class(7 – 14 yrs)This class will teach you the dance routines straight from the Disney Show “Shake It UP”. Do you really like “Shake It Up”? Now you can dance with them right in your own home. So come on, get your friends together and let’s dance like they do on Disney! Your dancer can request which routine they would like to learn when you register. (New routines each session will be modified for class skill level.) Instructor: Katherine Saylors.When: Mon. 6:00 – 6:45pm Session I June 11 – July 2 Session II July 9 – Aug. 6 (no class July 23) Where: River Ridge Covenant ChurchFee: $24 per session

Shake it uP! Technique Workshop (7 – 14 yrs)You see them dance. You might have learned their routines. Now let’s learn the dancers’ technique! Shake it Up dancers are very talented. They take various classes to become diverse and skilled dancers. Short routines will be used to teach dancers Hip Hop, Jazz, and facial techniques. After this class, you will really feel like a dancer on TV. You will get to know some of their moves and how they make them look so easy. Can’t wait to see you there! Instructor: Katherine Saylors.When: Sat. June 16, 10:00am – 12:00pmWhere: River Ridge Covenant ChurchFee: $15

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Youth Classes

early drawing and Painting(4 – 6 yrs)Children express themselves using a variety of art mediums including watercolors, tempera paints, crayons, and oil pastels. When: Thu. June 28 – July 26, 2:30 – 3:15pmWhere: Woodland Creek WHFee: $39

drawing and Painting (7 – 9 yrs)Children will learn how to draw animals, landscapes, and self-portraits using a variety ofmediums including watercolors, tempera paints, crayons, and oil pastels. When: Thu. June 28 – July 26, 3:30 – 4:30pmWhere: Woodland Creek WHFee: $49

young ladies & Gentlemen(6 – 12 yrs)Back by popular demand! Children rarely beg for the opportunity to attend a class on manners, and yet it is the key to building positive friendships and strong self-esteem. This fun, hands-on

workshop teaches telephone etiquette, basic table manners, introductions, personal care, and posture. Taught by Toby Parsons of Final Touch Finishing School.When: Wed. July 11, 9:00am – 12:00pmWhere: Woodland Creek WHFee: $35

Super Sitters – Babysitting class(11 - 16 yrs)Boys and girls, come for a day of fun while earning your Super Sitters Certificate. This class will cover leadership, the business of babysitting, basic care for children, understanding children of different age groups, safety and first aid. Bring a sack lunch and snack to class. Optional Babysitters Kit available from instructor for $20.When: Sat. 9:00am – 3:00pm Session I June 30 Session II Aug. 18Where: Woodland Creek WHFee: $60 per session

Summer Guitar (12 yrs – adult)This compact three week intro to guitar playing is designed to help students teach themselves. We will explore techniques for tablature, chords, and some sight reading fun! Acoustic and electric guitars are both okay, but electrics must have a small amp. When: Wed. / Thu. July 12 – 26 7:30 – 8:40pm Where: Lacey Maintenance Ctr.Fee: $89Additional $25 book fee due to instructor at first class.

Teen Classes


Teen Specialty Camps

TCTV, in cooperation with Lacey Parks and Recreation, presents a great lineup of classes this summer. For some sessions, morning and afternoon classes are set up so kids can be in camp all day long. They can enjoy a full-day experience with two different, yet related topics. Supervision is provided during the lunch break for those attending both morning and afternoon sessions.

music Videos (12 – 16 yrs)Work with a creative and innovative team in the production of your own music video. Have fun shooting, recording, and editing video to music. Using music and video, you’ll record a live band in Studio A, or bring your own original material – music, photos, etc. Music videos will be posted to YouTube and who knows, maybe yours will go viral.When: Mon. – Fri. July 23 – 27 8:00am – 12:00pmWhere: TCTV StudiosFee: $99

Breaking news (12 – 16 yrs)Learn to make news - from in front of and behind the camera. Have fun exploring the fast-paced and diverse art of broadcast news. Be a news anchor, a weather reporter, or sports commentator. If you prefer backstage to the “limelight” - be a floor director, sound mixer, or camera operator. We kick the week off at the fast paced KING 5 and NW News studios in Seattle, (transportation provided by TCTV). Then you’ll create your own breaking news program.When: Mon. – Fri. July 23 – 27 1:00 – 5:00pmWhere: TCTV StudiosFee: $99

animation explosion (12 – 16 yrs)Have a blast learning to animate! With stop-motion animation you don’t need to draw! You can animate objects, clay, paper, and/or toys. Let your imagination and creativity explode on screen using two dimensional and three dimensional animation techniques. Experiment with sound, stop-motion animation, and storytelling techniques.When: Mon. – Fri. Aug. 13 – 17 8:00am – 12:00pmWhere: Garfield Elem. OlympiaFee: $99

documentary Film making(12 – 16 yrs)Focus! Investigate! Reveal! Discover how life can be stranger than fiction. Explore the many facets of documentary film making before you create your own. After you’ve had fun documenting people and places, learn how to post your video to YouTube! When: Mon. – Fri. Aug. 13 – 17 1:00 – 5:00pmWhere: Garfield Elem. OlympiaFee: $99

animators Studio (12 – 16 yrs)Discover the diverse world of animation. Experiment in stop-motion, pixilation, and computer generated animation. Then create a class project that combines these animation techniques with story and sound to create an entertaining video production. Learn about animation festivals, and resources you can use. No prerequisite.When: Mon. – Fri. Aug. 20 – 24 1:00 – 5:00pmWhere: Garfield Elem. OlympiaFee: $99

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Teen Day Camps

youth Fisheries academy camp(11 – 15 yrs)Are you interested in fishing, hiking, camping, and other outdoor recreation activities? Have you ever wondered how to take your love for the outdoors and make a career out of it? Get ready to get your hands wet because the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service is teaming up with the Lacey Stream Team and Lacey Parks & Recreation to offer the fun and educational Youth Fisheries Academy Day Camp. Activities include fisheries technology, radio telemetry hide and seek, fish dissection (optional), stream sampling and more! Dress for the weather; bring a sack lunch, snacks, and water bottle. When: Fri. July 6, 9:00am – 3:00pm Where: Woodland Creek Park Picnic Shelter A Fee: $10

Teen adventure camp (12 – 15 yrs) Wahoo, summer vacation is here…but what to do? Join our Teen Camp staff (Michelle and Matt) for a summer full of new friends, new experiences, and out-of-this-world adventure. Our base camp will be Mountain View Elementary and each day we will meet and head out to a new destination. Teens need to bring a sack lunch and snacks. Water bottle and backpack recommended too.Currently Registering! Must have COMPLETED camper information form(s) and minimum 1 week payment to reserve space . When: Mon. - Fri. 8:30am - 4:30pm June 25 - 29 Sun, Sand, & Water July 9 - 13 Movin’ & Groovin’ July 23 - 27 Splash & Dash Aug. 13 - 17 Simply Seattle *Aug. 20 – 24 NW Adventure *Aug. 27 – 31 Bucket ListWhere: Depart / Return from Mt. View Elementary *Last two weeks Depart / Return from Rainier Vista ParkFee: $145 per week

Registration Forms Available On Our Website


Teen Overnight Camps

camp cascadia (12 – 17 yrs)(3 nights / 4 days) Make your summer memorable! Join Lacey, Tumwater, and Olympia Parks and Recreation Departments for an experience you will not forget. Held at Camp Cascades on the picturesque Elbow Lake, this week long adventure is packed full of thrilling outdoor activities including: swimming, hiking, canoeing, team games, competitions, sports, campfire stories, crafts, skits, songs, and the new High-Adrenaline Zip Line! Campers and staff are housed in the Lakeside Lodge. Be ready for an outstanding camp experience. Transportation, meals, equipment, lodging, and snacks are all included. Space is very limited for this popular camp! When: Tue. – Fri. July 17 – 20

Depart 7:30am / Return 12:00pm(times subject to change)

Where: Depart / ReturnWoodland Creek Park WH

Fee: $269

adventure challenge camp(12 – 17 yrs) (3 nights / 4 days) Join youth from Lacey, Olympia, and Tumwater Parks and Recreation Departments on this great overnight adventure. During this 4 day camping trip you will get a chance to rock climb, swim and of course raft on the mighty Wenatchee River with professionals from River Riders. The expert crew from The Alpine Experience will provide our rock climbing experience. This camp also includes an environmental stewardship element. Transportation, food, professional instruction, and fun are all included!When: Tue. – Fri. July 31 – Aug. 3 Depart 7:30am / Return 12:00pm (times subject to change)Where: Depart / Return Woodland Creek Park WH Fee: $249

Parent & camper pre-trip meeting: Thur . July 12, 6:30 – 7:30pm Tumwater City Hall

Parent & camper pre-trip meeting:Thur . July 26, 6:30-7:30pm Olympia Center

Summer Screams camp (12 – 17 yrs)(3 nights / 4 days)Can you say Silverwood? The Northwest's largest theme park features Tremors, a 60 mile per hour, screaming underground roller coaster, plus, it's equally twisted cousins, Timber Terror and the Corkscrew. Challenge a gigantic wave pool and monster waterslides, or enjoy dazzling live entertainment. Over 60 rides, shows, and attractions. We will camp for 3 nights at Spokane’s Riverside State Park campground. We supply transportation, 2-day park admission, camping gear, and most meals. Space is limited for this popular trip so register NOW! When: Tue. – Fri. Aug. 7 – 10

Depart 9:00am / Return 3:00pm(times subject to change)

Where: Woodland Creek Park WH Fee: $225

Parent & camper pre-trip meeting:Tues . July 31, 6:00-7:00pm Lacey City Hall

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Teen Trips

Wet & Wacky Wild Waves(12 – 17 yrs)Join us for wet and wild fun at Wild Waves. We will provide staff, admission, and transportation. Bring your enthusiasm, a sack lunch (or money for fast food lunch), swimsuit, towel, and optional money for a locker. When: 9:00am – 5:00pm

Sat. June 23 Mon. July 2Wed. Aug 22

Where: Depart / Return Lacey City Hall Fee: $35 + tax / per trip

mariners Baseball Game(10 yrs – adult)Leave the driving and parking to us and spend a summer Saturday night at Safeco Field watching our Seattle Mariners take on the Boston Red Sox. This stands to be a memorable experience and tickets are going fast for this game! The fee includes game ticket, van transportation, parking, and recreation staff. When: Sat. June 30, 11:30am – 6:00pm

(Depends on length of game)Where: Depart / Return Lacey City Hall Fee: $40 + tax

Horseback riding (12 – 17 yrs)WHOA! Saddle up and join us for a guided trail ride through the Elbe Hills State Forest near Mt. Rainier. All levels of riding ability accommodated. Dress appropriately for the activity and weather. Staff from EZ Times Outfitters will be our guides. Fee includes transportation, horse rental, and campfire hotdog lunch! For safety of horse and rider, maximum weight restriction of 240lbs. Helmets not provided, you can bring your own if desired. When: Thu. July 5, 10:00am – 3:00pmWhere: Depart / Return Lacey City HallFee: $45 + tax

iFly indoor Skydiving (12 – 17 yrs)Excitement, adrenaline and adventure – iFLY offers it all in the flight experience of a lifetime. It is safe for kids, exciting for teens, and realistic for skydivers. No experience necessary and it is great fun for all ages! At iFLY, you will learn how to fly with the assistance of your instructor. Professional flight instructors will provide you with all of your flight gear, along with the fundamental skills for body flight through a classroom training session. All you have to do is get ready to smile because this will be the most exciting thing you have ever accomplished! All flyers should be in good health and physical condition. Those under 6 feet tall must weigh less than 230 pounds, and those over 6 feet must weigh less than 250 pounds. If you have a prior shoulder dislocation or back or neck problems you should not fly (DVD of your experience included). Bring a sack lunch or money for fast food. When: Tue. July 3, 9:00am – 3:00pm Where: Depart / Return Lacey City HallFee: $72 + tax


Outdoor Family Adventures

Currently Registering! Wenatchee Whitewater rafting Father’s day (12 yrs – adult)Make this a special Father’s Day gift and spend the day with dad, your family, a friend, or come

by yourself as we head east to catch some rays and waves. This will be a Father’s Day long remembered as professional guides from Wildwater River Tours lead you down, around and through the wild rapids of the Wenatchee River. All equipment, neoprene wetsuits, transportation and a deli lunch are included. Bring change of clothes, sunglasses, sunscreen, and money for dinner on the trip home. When: Sun. June 17, 7:45am – 9:00pmWhere: Depart / Return Lacey City HallFee: $80 + tax

Currently Registering! Mom & Me Outdoor Adventure FunWhen: Sat. June 9, 1:00 – 4:00pmWhere: Woodland Creek Community ParkFee: $25+ tax / mom & child $10+ tax / each additional child (pre-registration is required)

Designed for ages 4 & up

HEY Kids! It’s your day! Grab mom and join us for a day of outdoor discovery and adventure! Enjoy experiencing

a variety of outdoor activities together. Try out rock climbing, archery, obstacle course race, Boffer sword fighting, and much more! You won’t want to miss racing mom in the Giant Hamster balls! Also challenge mom to a bungee race or a giant game of Twister! Light refreshments will be included. You can come and go throughout the event, activities will be ongoing, participate at your own pace. This day is about having fun, trying new things, and making memories together!

EvEnt gOES RAIn OR ShInE! Dress for the weather!

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Wenatchee Whitewater rafting(10 yrs – adult)Class III+If you missed the Father’s Day Trip, you have another opportunity. Roller coaster action and generally sunny weather makes this snow-fed river a favorite for river-runners. You’ll experience commanding scenery that includes apple orchards and tall bluffs. The whitewater maneuvering in "Boulder Bend”, “Rock & Roll”, “Drunkards Drop”, and “Snow Blind” rapids will definitely capture your attention. Participants will paddle self-bailing rafts with the experienced guides from Wildwater River Tours. All rafting equipment, staff and transportation is included. Bring a picnic lunch, change of clothes, sunglasses, sunscreen, and money for dinner on the trip home. When: Sun. July 1

7:45am – 9:00pmWhere: Depart / Return

Lacey City HallFee: $85 + tax

nisqually river Float(6 yrs – adult)Class I-IIRelax in spectacular natural splendor. No experience is necessary for this leisurely calm water float on the historic river that served as a pathway for settlers. Follow meandering river channels through a flood plain of unsurpassed natural beauty. Wildlife is often seen along the riverbanks. Experienced guides steer professional quality rafts. All equipment is included. Offered in cooperation with Wildwater River Tours. Transportation to put-in site is not provided.When: Sun. Aug. 12 1:00 – 5:00pmWhere: Meet at public fishing access in Olympia (map provided at time of registration)Fee: $69 + tax

White Salmon Whitewater rafting (12 yrs – adult)Class IV (Husum Falls-Class V optional) Near White Salmon, WA and on the generally dry eastern side of the Cascades, the White Salmon River is spawned by glacial melt off from Mt. Adams and fed by numerous springs that produce lush vegetation on the banks. When the runoff is compressed into the steep cliffs of the upper canyon, the excitement is almost non-stop. You’ll be paddling air during “Corkscrew Falls” with the experienced guides from Wildwater River Tours. Walk the trail around the Class V Husum Falls or “take the plunge” (must be at least 16 yrs old). Don't miss this trip! All equipment, neoprene wetsuit-booties, staff, and transportation are included. Bring a lunch, change of clothes, sunglasses, sunscreen, and money for dinner on the trip home. When: Sun. Aug. 19

7:30am – 9:00pm Where: Depart / Return

Lacey City HallFee: $85 + tax



Tree to Tree Zipline adventure(10 yrs – adult) At Canopy Tours NW on Camano Island you will experience an exhilarating outdoor experience. You’ll zip between trees, riding on the steel cables of the 6 zip lines (longest is 650 ft). Walking between the zips you’ll enjoy 2 short trail walks and the beauty of this location on the Kristoferson Farm. Remember to dress for the weather and bring a rain jacket if needed. Your adventure ends with a 47ft rappel (don’t worry, a constant velocity device does the work so you float down easily). Bring a picnic lunch and snacks. When: Sat. July 7 9:00am – 6:00pm Where: Depart / Return Lacey City Hall Fee: $95 + tax

let’s Go Fly Fishing (14 yrs – adult)Big rivers, big fish, and beautiful scenery are part of Pacific Northwest living. We’ll take you to a scenic, private fishery full of trophy trout. You’ll learn the basics of fly fishing from Erik Skoog, a very experienced fly fishing guide and outfitter. Don’t worry about equipment or a fishing license! We have all the gear and no license is required at this catch and release facility. Just pack a lunch and wear your mud boots. Rain or shine, you’ll enjoy practicing how to cast a fly rod and trying to land “the big one.” Anglers of all abilities are welcome! When: Sat. July 14 Sat. Sept. 8 9:30am – 2:00pmWhere: Depart / Return Lacey City HallFee: $75 / per trip

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Family Trips And Tours

King Tut exhibition Pacific Science center(8 yrs – adult)Step into one of history's most treasured stories in Tutankhamun: The Golden King and The Great Pharaohs. The exhibition features more than 100 objects from King Tut's tomb and ancient sites representing some of the most important rulers throughout 2,000 years of ancient Egyptian history. Come face-to-face with the largest image of King Tut ever unearthed, a 10 foot statue of the pharaoh. See authentic objects from King Tut's tomb including jewelry, furniture, and ceremonial items, as well as the boy king's golden sandals - created specifically for the afterlife. Complete the experience in the IMAX theatre watching a feature on King Tut. Admissions included. Bring a picnic lunch or money to purchase lunch.When: Sat. July 28

9:00am – 5:00pm Fee: Adults $45 + tax

Youth (8 – 16 yrs) $35 + tax

Steam Train robbery andold Grist mill (8 yrs – adult)The train crew received an anonymous tip that horseback robbers are planning on holding up the train in search of gold coins. Luckily, the town Marshall has a plan to catch the thieves. The 2 hour trip through North Clark County will take you on a trestle crossing at the Lewis River and through a 330ft tunnel carved out of solid rock. There will be a 30 minute stop at Moulton Falls County Park, where you can enjoy the scenery. Lastly, we will visit the Cedar Creek Grist Mill. Bring a picnic lunch. When: Sat. Aug. 18, 7:00am – 6:00pmFee: Adults $35 + tax Youth (8 – 12 yrs) $25 + tax

Port Townsend to Friday Harbor Whale Watching (8 yrs - adult)The perfect way to experience the beauty of the Pacific Northwest - cruising through the San Juan Islands in hopes of spotting some orca whales. The cruise departs from Port Townsend aboard a Puget Sound Express boat. This company has one of the best success rates in the industry. If you want to see orcas, this is the trip for you! This tour includes a 2 hour layover in Friday Harbor for shopping or quick sightseeing. Bring a picnic lunch, snacks, and or money to purchase lunch.When: Sat. Sept. 8, 6:00am – 7:30pmFee: Adults $105 + tax Youth (8 – 12 yrs) $60 + tax

Bring a sack lunch/dinner when applicable. Please dress for the weather and wear appropriate walking shoes. Return times are approximate. All trips depart/return at Lacey City Hall.


Adult Trips And Tours

The oregon Garden, Silverton(18 yrs – adult) The Oregon Garden features 80 acres of stunning botanical gardens, including 20 colorful specialty gardens, amazing blooms, and beautiful water features. We will have a guided tour and then after lunch take the narrated tour of the garden aboard the tram. The tram tour has six stopping points throughout the Garden so you will have plenty of opportunity to enjoy the gardens. The Garden also features a Visitor's Center, Cafe and Gift Shop, perfect for grabbing lunch or purchasing souvenirs. On-site is also the Gordon House, the only Frank Lloyd Wright home in Oregon. Bring a picnic lunch or purchase lunch at the Café. We will be stopping to grab a quick bite on the trip home, so plan money for this. When: Sat. July 14, 7:00am – 7:00pmFee: $35 + tax

16th annualSequim lavender Festival(18 yrs – adult)Celebrate the joy of lavender at the largest lavender event in North America. You will tour splendid farms and experience the aroma of lavender fields swaying in the breeze, then stroll through the street fair filled with 150 crafts and lavender booths, listen to one of the music performers, stop by the Antique & Exotic Car Show or try out one of the many food vendors. Bring a picnic lunch or money for lunch at the street fair. When: Sat. July 21, 7:00am – 7:00pm Fee: $35 + tax

Waterfalls along the columbia(18 yrs – adult) Take a relaxing day trip along the Columbia River Gorge as we enjoy the lush scenery and lovely waterfalls. After reaching the Columbia Gorge, we will slip across the river into Oregon and spend the day exploring the myriad of waterfalls. We will stop and enjoy our sack lunch, then on to Multnomah Falls where we can see the awesome beauty of the 2nd largest waterfall in the United States along with 5 other waterfalls. Bring a sack lunch and money for dessert at the Multnomah Falls Lodge. When: Sat. Aug. 11, 7:30am – 7:00pmFee: $35 + tax

Brunch at mt. rainierParadise lodge (18 yrs – adult)Start with a delicious brunch at Paradise Lodge then you can take a short, self-guided nature walk or tour the Jackson Visitor Center. Both will include beautiful views of Mt. Rainier and the Nisqually Glacier. Fee includes brunch and park entrance fees. When: Sun. Aug. 12 8:00am – 6:00pmFee: $65 + tax

long Beach Kite Festival andnorth Head lighthouse(18 yrs – adult)The Long Beach Kite Festival is among the best in the world and the town comes alive as the sky is filled with colorful kites. We will take a tour of the century old North Head Lighthouse at Cape Disappointment where you will see some spectacular ocean views. The lighthouse sits atop a bluff in one of the windiest locations in the United States where winds frequently are over 100 mph. Bring a lunch, snack, or money to purchase food at the festival. When: Sat. Aug. 25, 8:00am – 7:00pmFee: $35 + tax


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Adult Mountain Adventure Hiking

HiKe: iron Horse to Snoqualmie Tunnel (18 yrs – adult)We will travel to the Asahel Curtis Nature Trail near Snoqualmie Pass for this easy, interesting, and historic hike. We’ll take the Annette Lake trail 3/4mi to the abandoned railroad line formerly known as the Milwaukee Road, now known as the John Wayne Pioneer Trail. We’ll follow the old railroad bed less than 2mi to the entrance of the 2.3mi long Snoqualmie Tunnel, where we’ll enjoy our lunch. Bring hat, warm coat, gloves, and flashlight for optional tunnel exploration. Difficulty rating: Easy. When: Sat. July 7, 8:00am – 6:00pmFee: $35 + tax

HiKe: mowich lake, eunice lake, and Tolmie Peak (18 yrs – adult)We will drive to Mowich Lake and hike the forested shoreline on a fairly level grade. Past Ipsut Pass, we will continue 1mi to Eunice Lake. You may stop here or hike an extra mile to Tolmie Peak. Green Lake lies directly below us. Round trip, including Tolmie Peak, is 6.5mi. The highpoint is 5,939ft with an elevation gain of 2,300ft. Difficulty rating: Moderate.When: Sun. July 29, 8:00am – 6:00pmFee: $35 + tax

HiKe: Walupt lake and nannie Peak (18 yrs – adult)From beautiful Walupt Lake near Packwood, we’ll hike the Nannie Ridge trail, 3mi to an unmarked spur trail. It’s another 1/2mi to a former lookout site atop 5,800ft Nannie Peak. We will have grand views including Mt. Adams and Mt. St. Helens. Roundtrip is 7mi with an elevation gain of 1,800ft. Difficulty rating: Moderate/Difficult. When: Sat. Aug.11, 8:00am – 6:00pmFee: $35 + tax

HiKe: Highrock lookout and cora lake (18 yrs – adult) High Rock (5,658ft.) stands like a fortress overlooking the Nisqually entrance to Mt. Rainier. It's a short, 3mi round trip, but a steady climb to one of the most magnificent panoramic views of Mt. Rainier and surrounding territory. Look down and see Cora Lake nestled 1,750ft directly below. In order to complete the picture of this intriguing place, we will also visit Cora Lake (1mi round trip). Difficulty rating: Moderate. When: Sat. Aug. 4, 8:00am – 6:00pmFee: $35 + tax

HiKe: Pinnacle Peak (18 yrs – adult)This trek is a little more uphill with an elevation gain of 1,500ft over 1.5mi. Don't be discouraged, the view of Mt. Rainier and surrounding area, including Mt. Adams, is as grand as it gets. If your feet need a rest, kick back in the saddle between the two peaks, relax and soak up the view. If you're feeling more robust, we'll continue up to the summit of Plummer Peak. Difficulty rating: Moderate.When: Sun. Aug. 19, 8:00am – 6:00pmFee: $35 + tax



Adult Mountain Adventure Hiking


HiKe: Skyscraper Peak(18 yrs – adult)From Sunrise we’ll follow part of the Wonderland trail 1.5mi to Frozen Lake and a five trail junction. We’ll continue below the flanks of Burroughs Mt. for another mile, climbing a bit through beautiful meadows and Berkeley Park. Once we reach 6,740ft, Skyscraper Pass, we can enjoy the views, or go for the summit, 300ft above. Round trip is 5.5mi and elevation gain of 1,100ft. Difficulty rating: Easy/Moderate. When: Sat. Sept. 8, 8:00am – 6:00pmFee: $35 + tax

HiKe: Golden Gate (18 yrs – adult) This awesome loop trip will cover 7.5mi and get most of the 900ft elevation gain out of the way at the outset. Once we reach Mazama Ridge, we’ll head toward the Stevens Van Trump Memorial, turn left to Golden Gate and views of far off Mt. Adams, Mount St. Helens, and maybe even Mt. Hood. We’ll continue on to Panorama Point, and back to our starting point of Paradise Lodge. You get a real sense of being on the mountain with this hike as our high point is 6,900ft. Difficulty rating: Moderate. When: Sun. Sept. 16, 8:00am – 6:00pmFee: $35 + tax

HiKe: naches Peak loop(18 yrs – adult)Loop trips are the best! We'll head out from Tipsoo Lake to Chinook Pass and follow the Pacific Crest Trail to the Dewey Lakes cut-off. We'll enjoy a continuous view of Mt. Rainier, including wildflowers if our timing is right. An easy 5mi hike, the high point is 5,800ft with an elevation gain of 500ft Difficulty rating: Easy.When: Sat. Sept. 22, 8:00am – 6:00pmFee: $35 + tax

HiKe: Snowgrass Flat(18 yrs – adult)This 8mi, 1,200ft elevation gain outing is in the Goat Rocks Wilderness. We’ll start out from Berry Patch and walk an easy 1.5mi through swampy forest before moderately climbing the next 2.5mi to Snowgrass Flat. Old Snowy and the barren slopes of the Goat Rocks will beckon us farther. The spectacular views down the Goat Rock Valley to Mt. Adams from our 5,830ft perch should be enough to satisfy. Difficulty rating: Moderate. When: Sat. Sept. 29, 8:00am – 6:00pmFee: $35 + tax

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Adult And Family Classes

Belly dancing (18 yrs – adult)Our class begins with warm-up stretching exercises and progresses through basic dance steps and shimmies. Learn a complete dance while receiving the benefits of excellent (vigorous) exercise. When: Tue. June 19 – Aug. 21

Advanced 6:30 – 7:30pm(instructor’s approval required)Beginning 7:30 – 8:30pm

Where: Jacob Smith HouseFee: $43

dance "FlaSH moB" (7 yrs – adult)You've heard about them and you’ve seen them. Let’s do one! You will have 6 classes to learn a simple routine that will then be performed. The dance routine is going to be great for everyone in the family and performing a flash mob routine is so fun! Right now Flash Mobs are so "In". Come on, make this summer one to remember, Let’s DANCE!! (Shhhhh, performance locations to be announced to the class only!) Instructor: Katherine Saylors.When: Mon. June 11 – July 16

7:00 – 8:00pmWhere: River Ridge Covenant ChurchFee: $35

raku Pottery creations(7 yrs – adult)Learn about the ancient technique of Raku firing and spend 3 hours painting and firing a pre-made pottery piece. This technique is extremely exciting and addictive and will have you coming back for more! Be prepared to take your pottery creation home the same day. No experience necessary and it’s a good idea to wear non-nylon clothes that you don’t mind getting messy. All materials are provided. When: Tue. 6:00 – 9:00pm

Workshop I July 10Workshop II July 24Workshop III Aug. 14Workshop IV Aug. 28

Where: Woodland Creek WHFee: $25 per workshopInstructor will collect an additional $10 materials fee at each workshop.

advanced Beginning Guitar Seminar (13 yrs – adult)Take your guitar playing to a new level! Designed for students with some experience who want to get more one-on-one instruction to improve their playing. (Pre-req: attended any of our beginning guitar classes).When: Thu. June 28, 7:30 – 9:00pmWhere: Lacey Maintenance Center Fee: $29

Summer Guitar (12 yrs – adult)This compact three week intro to guitar playing is designed to help students teach themselves. We will explore techniques for tablature, chords, and some sight reading fun! Acoustic and electric guitars are both okay, but electrics must have a small amp. When: Wed. / Thu. July 12 – 26 7:30 – 8:40pm Where: Lacey Maintenance CenterFee: $89Instructor will collect an additional $25 book fee at first class.

First aid cPr class (12 yrs – adult)Learn valuable “basic lifesaving skills”. This one-day program covers issues of personal safety, choking, all levels of CPR and other essential areas. This program meets L&I and DSHS child care requirements. Bring a sack lunch.When: Sat. June 9, 23; July 7, 28; Aug. 11, 25; Sept. 8, 22 8:30am – 3:00pm Dates subject to changeWhere: Lacey City Hall Comm. RoomFee: $20 (non-refundable) Instructor will collect an additional $20 materials fee at class.



‘Point & Shoot’ digital camera (16 yrs – adult)Learn the basics of camera operation, digital imaging, and more! Bring camera and manual. When: Tue. July 10 & 17, 6:30 – 9:30pmWhere: Lacey City Hall Comm. RoomFee: $45

dSlr-Basic – digital Single lens reflex camera (16 yrs – adult)Whether you’re new to DSLR, want to improve your skills, or even thinking of moving up to a DSLR, this class will teach you basic skills that you need to know. Bring your camera and manual to class. If you don’t have a DSLR yet, that’s OK! We will be discussing buying cameras and lenses too.When: Tue. Aug. 7 – 21, 6:30 – 9:30pmWhere: Lacey City Hall Comm. RoomFee: $55

art of digital Photography(16 yrs – adult)Elevate your photography; awaken your creative thinking; develop your own unique style and learn to use your camera to its fullest potential. This workshop for amateur photographers will challenge you to look at photography with a new perspective through review of your weekly photo assignments and group discussions on composition and more. Bring your camera, manual and 3 photo examples (printed or on a flash drive) to the first class.When: Tue. Sept. 4 – 18, 6:30 – 9:30pmWhere: Lacey City Hall Comm. RoomFee: $55

camera Super Field Trip(16 yrs – adult) We will spend time discussing photo techniques and putting them into practice during this hands-on field trip of great photographical sites in Olympia. Wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes. Bring your camera, manual, extra batteries, memory cards and water. (This class is designed for both DSLR & point and shoot cameras).When: Tue. Aug. 28, 5:30 – 9:00pmWhere: Park & meet at the Capitol Campus Visitor’s Center Fee: $55

Vegan Gluten-Free Baking(16 yrs – adult)Millions of Americans feel better after eliminating gluten---the troublesome protein found primarily in wheat, barley, and rye. Come discover the ease of baking scrumptious cakes, cookies, and breads---all gluten and dairy-free, and made without refined flours, starches, eggs, animal fat, or white sugar, either. These sweet and savory baked goods are more nourishing and tastier than the gluten-filled varieties. Bring your appetite!When: Sat. Aug. 4, 11:30am – 2:00pm Where: Lacey City Hall Comm. RoomFee: $34

cheeses & milks Vegan-Style(16 yrs – adult)Hooked on cheese? Need milk? You’ll be surprised how easy it is to make delicious and economical hard blocks of cheese and creamy, rich-tasting milks using only non-dairy whole food ingredients. These nutritious replacements for the pasteurized, highly-processed milks and cheeses can be used in any recipe calling for the “real things.” No fancy equipment needed. Gluten and cholesterol-free recipes will be covered too. Come hungry!When: Sat. Aug. 4, 2:30 – 5:00pmWhere: Lacey City Hall Comm. RoomFee: $34

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laughter yoga (6 yrs – adult) You don’t need special mats, fancy pants, the flexibility of a contortionist, or even an unusual sense of humor for Laughter Yoga! We will be laughing for the social, emotional and physical health benefits. The only requirement is a willingness to laugh for no reason. We will be developing our playfulness while we exercise our faces, hearts and lungs. Come do some gentle dancing, simple pantomime, and make lots of eye contact with other laughers. You will be given permission to laugh, instructions for dozens of laughs, guidance for transforming artificial laughs to genuine laughs and the positive feedback of peers. Ages 12 and under must be registered with an adult. Great class for families! Instructor: Justin B. Wright (Jusby the Clown)When: Thu. July 12 – Aug. 16, 5:30 – 6:30pm Where: Olympia CenterFee: $39

intro toclowning(18 yrs – adult) To find our inner clown, we will play at being fools through vocalizations, physical and emotional exercises, and solo improvisation. We will kindle the spark of innocent fun to bring out levity and positive character attributes. The clown helps us with new perspectives and strategies for healthy living. Students will leave with an understanding of the varieties of clowns through culture and history and their natural inclination toward a style and its substance. This workshop is suitable for someone with no background in performance, and it will enrich a clown already on the path. Instructor: Justin B. Wright (Jusby the Clown)When: Sat. June 23, 9:00am – 3:00pm Where: Olympia CenterFee: $39

real clowning

(18 yrs – adult) To better understand our

inner clown, we will expand our repertoire of playful engagement through increasing challenges. Activities will include games for energizing and focusing, attire and object manipulation, and solo/duo improvisations. Students will be able to share their clown with others at home or work by the end of the class. This workshop is suitable for someone with some experience in theater or public-speaking, and it will add value to established performers. Instructor: Justin B. Wright (Jusby the Clown)When: Sat. June 30, 9:00am – 3:00pm Where: Olympia CenterFee: $39


Youth Sports

Sports Sprouts all Stars (3 – 6 yrs w/parent)Give your child a successful introduction to sports and the opportunity to try a new activity each week. Our enthusiastic staff uses age-appropriate activities and equipment so your little sprout develops self-confidence and skills in a variety of sports. Each session meets twice-a-week for two weeks. Kids will learn and play a new sport at each class. Parent participation is part of the fun! Wear your sneakers to enjoy activities and games designed to provide all the benefits that sports have to offer:Confidence c Skills c Health c FriendshipFee: $28 per session

Session I: Soccer, t-Ball, track, & tennis at homann3 – 4 yrs Mon. / Wed. June 18 – 27 4:00 – 4:45pm

4 – 5 yrs Mon. / Wed. June 18 – 27 5:15 – 6:00pm

5 – 6 yrs Mon. / Wed. June 18 – 27 6:05 – 6:50pm

Session II: Basketball, tennis, Soccer, & track at Rainier vista3 – 4 yrs Tue. / Thu. July 10 – 19 4:00 – 4:45pm

4 – 5 yrs Tue. / Thu. July 10 – 19 5:15 – 6:00pm

5 – 6 yrs Tue. / Thu. July 10 – 19 6:05 – 6:50pm

Session III: t-Ball, Football, tennis, & Soccer at homann3 – 4 yrs Tue. / Thu. July 24 – Aug. 2 4:00 – 4:45pm

4 – 5 yrs Tue. / Thu. July 24 – Aug. 2 5:15 – 6:00pm

5 – 6 yrs Tue. / Thu. July 24 – Aug. 2 6:05 – 6:50pm

Session Iv: golf, Flag Football, Soccer, & track at Rainier vista3 – 4 yrs Mon. / Wed. Aug. 6 – 15 4:00 – 4:45pm

4 – 5 yrs Mon. / Wed. Aug. 6 – 15 5:15 – 6:00pm

5 – 6 yrs Mon. / Wed. Aug. 6 – 15 6:05 – 6:50pm

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Little Lacey Baseball

Pre-Season T-Ball Sprouts classes(3 – 6 yrs w/parent) Let’s hit the ball, run the right direction around the bases, and get ready to play ball! Our coaches carefully build your child’s confidence and coordination with enthusiasm and patience. This class meets twice-a-week for two weeks and provides a great introduction to T-ball basic skills: catching, throwing, hitting, and running the bases. And if you choose to join the summer league, your ballplayer will be ready to go!When: Tue. / Thu. June 5 – 14

(3 – 4 yrs) 4:00 – 4:45pm(4 – 5 yrs) 5:15 – 6:00pm(5 – 6 yrs) 6:05 – 6:50pm

Where: Wonderwood ParkFee: $28

Help yourself and Help others–Be a coach or Team manager!Volunteers live longer, healthier lives. It’s a fact. Wouldn’t you like to improve your life and connect with others? Volunteer a few hours a week for Little Lacey T-Ball and we’ll provide training clinics, resources, practice equipment, and support. Your reward (besides a t-shirt and ball cap) will be the satisfaction of learning new skills, strengthening our community, and helping children.

little lacey coed T-Ball and coach-Pitch leagues (3 – 8 yrs w/parent)Is there any happier or funnier moment than when a new player gets their first hit and runs the wrong way? Is there any prouder moment than seeing that first home run cracked off a real pitch? Your young ballplayer and the whole family can enjoy all the drama and joy at the ballpark this summer! Our leagues feature skill-building, teamwork, and a chance to make some new friends. The rules and equipment are modified for each age division to insure successful participation. Download the complete rules and registration forms from our website.

Pre-Tee 3 – 4 yrs Mon. / Wed. June 18 – Aug. 6 5:45 – 6:45pm

Kinder Tee 4 – 5 yrs Tue. / Thu. June 19 – Aug. 7 5:45 – 6:45pm

Modified 6 – 7 yrs Mon. / Wed. June 20 – Aug. 8 6:15 – 7:15pm

Coach Pitch 7 – 8 yrs Tue. / Thu. June 21 – Aug. 9 6:30 – 7:30pm

Where: Rainier Vista Community Park and other local fieldsFee: $47 includes uniform shirt & cap, photo certificate, and participation award.


Gymnastics

Parent & Tot Gymnastics(18 – 36 mos)Are you a mom or dad who wants the best active and healthy start for your little one? Start them out RIGHT by enrolling together in this structured early movement experience. Even the tiniest tots will benefit and develop motor skills, agility, and spacial awareness. Each class is led by the helpful and knowledgeable staff at Black Hills Gymnastics. When: Session I Wed. July 11 – Aug. 1

10:00 – 10:30amSession II Fri. July 13 – Aug. 3 5:00 – 5:30pmSession III Sat. July 14 – Aug. 4 9:00 – 9:30am

Where: Black Hills GymnasticsFee: $28 per session

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BlaCk hIlls GyMnasTICs Is CeleBRaTInG!

all of our summer gymnastics programs will reflect the spirit of the games. Join

in the fun through these classes and camps.

Kindernast Gymnastics (3 – 5 yrs)One way to keep kids healthy is to develop their love of movement and activity. Kindernast is a wonderful “first gymnastics adventure” which will build your child’s confidence and agility. The energetic instructors at Black Hills Gymnastics are all about SAFETY along with fun! If your youngster is ready to explore movement skills without assistance from mom or dad, she or he will have a great time in this secure, success-oriented program.When: Session I Wed. July 11 – Aug. 1

10:30 – 11:00amSession II Fri. July 13 – Aug. 3 5:30 – 6:00pmSession III Sat. July 14 – Aug. 4 9:30 – 10:00am

Where: Black Hills GymnasticsFee: $30 per session

Beginning Gymnastics (5 – 10 yrs)Gymnastics is a sport that develops strength and agility. Enroll your child and not only will they safely learn specific gymnastics skills, but they’ll also enjoy the opportunity to build confidence, self-esteem, and new friendships! The professional and dedicated coaches at Black Hills Gymnastics know how to motivate students and maintain their enthusiasm. If your youngster is ready to follow instructions, she or he will be too busy having fun to realize how much exercise they’re getting!When: Session I Wed. July 11 – Aug. 1 11:00am – 12:00pm Session II Fri. July 13 – Aug. 3 6:00 – 7:00pm Session III Sat. July 14 – Aug. 4 10:00 – 11:00amWhere: Black Hills GymnasticsFee $48 per session

Tumbling Tots Gymnastics camps(3 – 5 yrs) A week full of happy, healthy, energized fun awaits your child! Parents, you’ll breathe a sigh of relief to know that the staff from Black Hills Gymnastics are great people and outstanding professionals whose highest priority is SAFETY with fun. A well-planned week of activities will have your youngster developing new strength, coordination, and friends! When: Mon. – Fri. 9:00am – 12:30pm Session I June 25 – June 29 Session II July 23 – July 27 Session III Aug. 20 – 24Where: Black Hills GymnasticsFee: $100 per session

Gymnastics Funtastics day camp(5 – 13 yrs)Bust the boredom of summer! Happy exhaustion is the only way to describe how your child will feel after enjoying a week bursting with activities and action at Black Hills Gymnastics. From Wacky Hair Day to Pajama Day, the staff will safely keep everyone moving, learning, and laughing! When: Mon. – Fri. 9:00am – 3:30pm Session I June 25 – 29 Session II July 23 – 27 Session III Aug. 20 – 24 Where: Black Hills GymnasticsFee: $150 per session

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Soccer

Kidz love Soccer on Sundays (2 – 10 yrs) Are you having difficulty finding the time in a too-busy schedule to get your child involved in sports? This Sunday afternoon instructional program will get your daughter or son started in this fantastically popular sport! Since 1979, Kidz Love Soccer has been dedicated to teaching children the world’s most popular sport within a nurturing, recreational environment. A typical session experience includes age appropriate activities: skill demonstrations, fun games, and instructional scrimmages. Young soccer enthusiasts will experience soccer fun in a safe, non-competitive environment. Kidz Love Soccer…“Where the score is always FUN to FUN!” ™When: Sun. July 15 – Aug. 19 (2 – 3 .5 yrs) Mommy/Daddy & Me 2:30 – 3:00pm (3 .5 – 4 yrs) Tot Soccer 3:10 – 3:40pm (4 – 5 yrs) Pre Soccer 3:45 – 4:20pm (5 – 6 yrs) Soccer 4:25 – 5:10pm (7 – 10 yrs) Skillz & Scrimmages 5:15 – 6:00pmWhere: Rainier Vista Community ParkFee: $65

Currently Registering! British challenger SoccerSummer camp (3 – 14 yrs) See immediate results! Challenger’s highly experienced coaches provide innovative instruction in a fun and educational format. Be inspired, motivated, and quickly gain skills. Everyone gets a camp t-shirt, soccer ball, and photo certificate too!When: Mon. – Fri. July 9 – 13

First Kicks (3 – 4 yrs)11:00am – 12:00pm, $73Minis (4 – 6 yrs)9:00 – 11:00am, $111Half Day A .M . (6 – 10 yrs)9:00am – 12:00pm, $120Half Day P .M . (8 – 12 yrs)1:00 – 4:00pm, $120Full Day (10 - 14 yrs)9:00am – 4:00pm, $181

Where: Regional Athletic ComplexEarly Bird: Register by May 24to receive a free replica jersey

late Fee: Additional $10 after June 29

Currently Registering! challenger Way Soccer camp(8 – 12 yrs)Younger players will learn the basics of juggling (footwork), dribbling, passing, shooting, heading and defense. More advanced players will work to fine tune their skills and incorporate each skill into game situations. Each camper will be encouraged to play every position in order to find the position(s) that he/she enjoys and best fits their ability.When: Mon. – Fri. Aug. 6 – 10 9:00am – 4:00pmWhere: Rainier Vista Community ParkFee: $125

Special discount:Families who host a British coach receive a

discount. Contact us to apply!

The “Challenger Way” focuses on challenging players to improve with

maximum participation. Simply put, no long lines for drills and any long speeches…but lots of action and encouragement! We believe that learning teamwork, sportsmanship and self discipline are as important as passing, dribbling, catching, and swinging a bat. Each of the camps are staffed by a team of quality coaches who know how to teach skills while making learning fun! Children receive great coaching, Challenger t-shirt and a camp certificate.


Tennis

Kidz Tennis (5 – 7 yrs)Do balloons and bean bags make you think of tennis? Maybe not, but Coach Andrea Lipper knows how to use them to teach basic tennis skills and entertain your youngster. As an experienced tennis player and elementary P.E. teacher, she will effectively teach your child in a fun and enthusiastic manner! We provide all the age-appropriate equipment and before you know it your little ace will be successfully hitting the ball with a racquet. When: Mon. – Thu. July 16 – 19

10:00 – 10:45amWhere: Rainier Vista Community ParkFee: $32

Beginning Tennis lessons(7 – 12 yrs)Tennis is one of the greatest gifts you can give your child because it’s the ultimate lifetime sport that can be played at any age. Our experienced and enthusiastic coaches use a positive approach and blend fun with instruction to develop each player’s abilities. After a week of lessons, your child will have new skills, new friends, and a great start in tennis!When: Mon. - Thu.

(7 – 9 yrs) 10:00 – 11:00am (9 – 12 yrs) 11:00am – 12:00pm Session I June 25 – 28 Session II July 9 – 12Session III July 23 – 26Session IV July 30 – Aug. 2Session V Aug. 13 – 16 (intermediate)

Where: Rainier Vista Community ParkFee: $42 per session

High School Prep -Tennis Boot camp (12 – 15 yrs)Are you hoping to play high school tennis? Prepare yourself for tryouts and develop your confidence at this week-long camp. Instructors Cheri Campbell and Andrea Lipper are experienced players and high school coaches. They will help you sharpen fundamental skills and advance your game. You’ll be challenged, but you’ll also enjoy encouragement, enthusiasm, and fun contests designed to teach strokes and strategies you’ll use on a school team!When: Mon. – Thu. 12:30 – 2:00pm Prep Session I June 25 – 28 Prep Session II July 16 – 19 Prep Session III Aug. 13 – 16 Where: Rainier Vista Community ParkFee: $42 per session

adult Beginner Tennis lessons(16 yrs – adult)Tennis is a great way to get some exercise and socialize with friends. Our patient and knowledgeable instructors are just the right coaches to get your game skills ready. We use a positive and enthusiastic approach to brush up on basics: grip, footwork, ground strokes, serving, and scoring. Adult classes meet twice-a-week for two weeks. Afterwards you’ll be ready to enjoy an inexpensive summer sport with your friends!When: Tue. / Thu. 6:00 – 7:00pm Session I July 10 – 19 Session II July 24 – Aug. 2Where: Rainier Vista Community ParkFee: $42

TennIs lessons Info: yes, We haVe loaneR RaCqueTs!Rain-out info line is 360-456-7796 | Rain-out make-ups are held on fridays.

Quickstart Summer Tennis camp with the north Thurston rams(9 - 12 yrs)It’s a Whole New Ball Game! Head Coach Cheri Campbell, her staff and players will lead you through this highly enjoyable and effective USTA Quickstart camp. The Quickstart instruction program uses age-appropriate equipment and activities specifically designed for young beginners. Smaller courts, low compression balls, and racquets that fit smaller hands means you’ll be rallying in no time! Each camper will receive a t-shirt and learn volleys, groundstrokes, overheads and serves. Come join us for a camp full of positive energy and learning! When: Mon. – Thu. July 16 – 19, 9:30am – 12:30pmWhere: North Thurston High School Fee: $55

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Basketball

north Thurstonrams BoysSummer Basketball camp (grades 4 – 9)Get into the game with Head Coach Tim Brown, his staff and players as they lead you through this incredible camp. The Rams will show you how to be your best whether you are starting to play or already a competitor. Each camper receives a camp t-shirt, basketball, and photo certificate. When: Mon. – Thu.

June 25 – 289:00am – 12:00pm

Where: North ThurstonHigh School

Fee: $65

north Thurstonrams GirlsSummer Basketball camp (grades 2 – 8) Improve your skills and have a ton of fun with NTHS Girls Head Coach Mike Harn, his staff, and players. You’ll learn to improve in all aspects of basketball as you dribble, pass, shoot, and play exciting new games. All campers receive a t-shirt (if registered and paid in full by June 22) and a photo certificate. When: Mon. – Thu. July 9 – 12 9:00am – 12:00pmWhere: North Thurston High SchoolFee: $60

Timberline Girls Basketball camp (grades 3 – 8)Get in the game with Coach Zandrea Edenstrom, her staff, and players. The Blazers will show you how to be your best, whether you’re just starting to play or already a competitor. Skill development and a positive learning atmosphere are the hallmarks of this high-quality camp that combines friendship and fun with a passion for hoops! All campers receive a t-shirt and a photo certificate. (Register and pay in full by July 2 to guarantee your camp shirt.)When: Mon. – Wed.

July 16 – 189:00am – 12:00pm

Where: Timberline HighSchool

Fee: $50


Track & Field / Running Events

Hershey youth Track and Field meet (9 – 14 yrs)You don't need to be a star athlete to participate in this track & field meet…you just need to enjoy being active! If you're between 9 and 14 years old and love to run, jump, and throw, join us for this FREE event. This is a perfect meet for beginners and everyone receives a ribbon. Age is determined as of Dec. 31, 2012. Please see complete guidelines, list of events, and entry form on our website.When: Fri. June 8. Registration & check-in

starts at 4:30pmWhere: South Sound Stadium at

North Thurston HS Fee: FREE

Currently Registering! challenger Way Track & Field camp (5 – 12 yrs)Did you know many of the skills learned in track and field are crucial to all sports? Running, jumping, and throwing are always fun too! This camp will develop your skills for track and field and help you find the event that suits you best. As a bonus, campers develop a core athletic ability that’s transferable to many other sports. Our energetic Challenger coaches make each day’s activities positive, fun, and beneficial!When Mon. – Fri. July 23 – 27

9:00am – 12:00pmWhere: Komachin Middle SchoolFee: $90

10K, 5k, and one mileruns & Walks (all ages)How are you doing on your fitness goals and resolutions? Walking, jogging, and running are the most popular means of getting and staying in shape. Our upcoming events are just the incentive you need to get started or maintain a steady pace toward health! Whether you run or walk, you’ll enjoy the camaraderie and appreciate the safety of our measured and timed courses.When: Sat . Sept . 8: 1st Annual GOOD DOG K9-5K and One Mile Sat . Oct . 13: 2nd Annual RAMPAGE at the RAC 5k Obstacle Course Fun Run Sun . Nov . 4: 4th Annual TURN BACK THE CLOCK 10K, 5K, and Family MileWhere: All details and info at www.ontherunevents.comFee: Sign up now for Early Bird pricing! www.ontherunevents.com

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Adult Sports Leagues & Open Gym

Sunday open Gym (adults)Spend your Sunday morning being active and sharpening your skills as you enjoy the camaraderie and competition of these drop-in programs: Masters Volleyball: Women 40+

Men 50+ Coed Half-Court Adult Slo-Break BasketballWhen: Sun. May 6 – July 22

9:30am - 12:00pmWhere: Komachin Middle School GymFee: $6 per person entry fee

(tax included)

ultimate league (16 – adult)Ultimate frisbee is a great summer sport. This is a co-ed league for players of all skill levels from beginner to veteran. Registration for the league is done as an individual and once registration is complete everyone will be placed on teams. Encourage family, friends, neighbors, and co-workers to join. The league is the perfect way to get exercise and hang out with a great group of people. Register by June 11 to be placed on a team.When: Thu. June 21 – July 26, 6:15 – 8:15pmWhere: Rainier Vista Community ParkFee: $24 (tax included)

please see on-line individual and team registration forms, classifications, and guidelines available on our website.

hot, hot, hot outdoor summer Volleyball (adults & family)Three Reasons to Take It Outdoors this Summer

1. Social: Volleyball is played on a relatively small court and there’s

plenty of opportunity for social interaction;

2. All-Inclusive: We have lots of choices! All shapes, sizes, skill-

levels, genders, and ages can find a suitable division to join;

3. Inexpensive Fun: Not much special equipment needed.

A ball. Friends.

When: Weekly league play begins the week of June 18Where: Various City of Lacey parks; see details online

Fees / Fours Teams: $165 (+ tax)Fees / doubles Teams: $100 (+ tax)Fee / Free agent: $50 to be placed on a team (+ tax)


Martial Arts

Kinder-Karate(4 – 6 yrs)Join us as Master Na teaches the essentials of Taekwondo. Children will improve self-esteem, coordination, and build character. This is a great, safe, and positive introductory experience to Master Na’s programs. When: Mon. / Wed. 3:45 – 4:15pm

Session I June 11 – July 11(No class July 2 & 4)Session II Sept. 10 – Oct. 3

Where: Master Na’s Life Skills SchoolFee: $35 per session

Beginner Taekwondo (7 – 12 yrs)Learn the secrets of Taekwondo. Participants will become skilled at the basics of this traditional martial art, improve coordination, and build self-esteem. Enjoy this great introduction to Master Na’s programs. When: Mon. / Wed. 4:15 – 5:00pm

Session I June 11 – July 11(No class July 2 & 4)Session II Sept. 10 – Oct. 3

Where: Master Na’s Life Skills School Fee: $35 per session

Traditional TaekwondoTraining Sessions (8 yrs – adult)This Korean martial art encompasses forms, fighting, board breaking, and self-defense. You’ll learn a traditional, non-contact style. Our classes incorporate men, women and children, making it a great activity for families! Classes are taught in a positive, encouraging, and supportive environment with an emphasis on mutual respect. Open to everyone 8 years old and above. Taught by 6th degree Black Belts Cheryl Buren and Sharon Kindle.When: Mon. / Wed. 5:30 – 6:30pm Session I July 2 – Aug. 29 (No class July 4) Session II Sept. 5 – Oct. 29Where: Lacey Community CenterFee: $52 per session

Tai chi (18 yrs – adult)Let your hectic daily life fade away by learning Tai Chi Chuan. Using a sequence of movements you will build energy, balance, and better circulation. You will be amazed at the workout you will get using only your body.When: Tue. June 19 – July 31 6:00 – 7:15pmWhere: Komachin Middle School Aux. GymFee: $21

T.K. Fit (14 yrs – adult)Burn up to 800 calories per workout, lose weight, and reshape your body! You’ll learn the best of body sculpting, aerobic fitness, and kick-boxing and apply these techniques for self-defense. Bag gloves are recommended. This class is open to both men and women.When: Tue. / Thu. 7:15 – 8:00pm Session I June 12 – July 12 (No class July 3 & 5) Session II Sept. 11 – Oct. 4Where: Master Na’s Life Skills SchoolFee: $35 per session

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Fitness

open level yoga (14 yrs – adult)This Hatha class teaches techniques to strengthen and relax the body and mind. Continuing students will build on basic foundations to develop and deepen their practice. This class is suitable for strong beginners and continuing students. Bring your own mat.When: Thu. 7:00 – 8:15pm Session I June 7 – July 26 Session II Aug. 2 – 23Where: Lacey City HallFee $68 (Session I) $34 (Session II)

sTayInG fIT has neVeR Been so fun!

Beginning yoga (14 yrs – adult)An introduction to Yoga focusing on asana (poses) and alignment. Students will learn modifications based on their individual needs. The class will help new students begin Yoga practice. Bring your own mat.When: Thu. 5:30 – 6:45pm

Session I June 7 – July 26Session II Aug. 2 – 23

Where: Lacey City HallFee: $68 (Session I)

$34 (Session II)

Pump it up remix (18 yrs – adult)Get your heart rate up and challenge yourself! This class will push you harder to get into great shape. Exercises will be a combination of Pilates, kickboxing, lunges, squats, push-ups, and super set abdominal exercises that will increase your overall fitness and muscle tone.When: Mon. / Wed. June 13 – Sept. 10 7:10 – 8:10pm (No class July 4 & Sept. 3)Where: Lacey Community CenterFee: Mon. & Wed. $66 Mon. or Wed. $40

Pilates (18 yrs – adult)Strengthen your powerhouse: the abdomen, lower back, and glutes. Balance your body by toning muscle groups. It is a great workout for anyone regardless of age and level of fitness. Bring your own mat.When: Mon. / Wed. June 13 – Sept. 10 6:00 – 7:00pm (No class July 4 & Sept. 3)Where: Lacey Community CenterFee: Mon. & Wed. $66 Mon. or Wed. $40


Aquatic Fitness

deep Water aerobics(18 yrs – adult)Utilizing a flotation belt worn around the waist, this class provides a great workout with virtually no impact. Through buoyancy and resistance, you will strengthen and build endurance while also increasing flexibility. Participants need to be comfortable in deep water.When: Mon. / Wed. June 13 – Aug. 29

7:00 – 7:45pm (No class July 4)Where: River Ridge High School PoolFee: Mon. & Wed. $60; Mon. or Wed. $36

When: Tue. / Thu. June 12 – Aug. 307:15 – 8:00pm

Where: River Ridge High School PoolFee: Tue. & Thu. $66

Tue. or Thu. $40

aqua aerobics (18 yrs – adult)Unique water exercises designed to improve strength, flexibility, and cardiovascular endurance for fun and fitness. Open to swimmers and non-swimmers.When: Mon. / Wed. June 13 – Aug. 29

7:15 – 8:15pm (No class July 4)Where: North Thurston High School PoolFee: Mon. & Wed. $60

Mon. or Wed. $36

When: Tue. / Thu. June 14 – Aug. 307:15 – 8:15pm

Where: North Thurston High School PoolFee: Tue. & Thu. $63

Tue. or Thu. $38

Fitness Swim (18 yrs – adult)Hop in and swim! Bring your own workout and join fellow swimmers as you swim at your own pace.When: Mon. / Wed. June 13 – Aug. 29 7:15 – 8:15pm (No class July 4)Where: River Ridge High School PoolFee: Mon. & Wed. $60 Mon. or Wed. $36

aqua Zumba (18 yrs – adult)Splash, stretch, twist, dance, shout and laugh in this invigorating class. Not only is it fun with upbeat music but it is also a great cardio conditioning and body toning workout.When: Sun. June 17 – Sept. 9 8:30 – 9:30am (No class Sept. 2)Where: River Ridge High School PoolFee: $33

Boot camp H2o (18 yrs – adult)This isn’t your average aqua aerobics class. The class is a combination of lap swimming and strength training with dumbbells, medicine balls, and resistance bands. Regardless of your age or fitness level this energetic class will challenge you. Bring a yoga mat, water, and goggles.When: Mon. / Wed. June 25 – Aug. 29 5:45 – 6:45pm (No class July 4)Where: River Ridge High School PoolFee: Mon. & Wed. $50 Mon. or Wed. $30

AQUAtIC FItnESSEnjoy the benefits of Water Exercise Classes:• Low impact. Perfect if you have joint

injuries or pain.• Comfort. Hate sweating? Exercising in

the water is naturally cooling.• Socializing. Meet new friends, laugh

and have fun while exercising. • Great for your body. Water exercise is

a great workout, give it a try!

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Swimming

open Swim (all ages) Just jump-in and join the drop-in fun. Parents must be in arm’s reach of children who are non-swimmers, less than 6 years old, need a lifejacket/other supportive flotation devices or are less than 4 feet tall.timberline high School PoolTue. / Fri. June 26 – Aug. 17 1:00 – 3:00pm

River Ridge high School PoolMon. – Fri. June 25 – Aug. 17 1:00 – 3:00pm (Closed July 4)

Tue. July 10 – Aug. 14 5:00 – 7:00pm NEW!

Fri. July 13 – Aug. 17 5:00 – 8:00pm NEW!

Sat. June 9 – Sept. 22 1:00 – 3:00pm (Closed June 16 and 23)

Fee: $4 per person, $2 for seniors (55 yrs and up), Free for 3 yrs and under

adult lap Swim(18 yrs – adult)Join in for an enjoyable, quiet, and relaxed swim.When: Sat. June 9 – Sept. 22

12:00 – 1:00pm (Closed June 16 & 23)

Where: River Ridge High School PoolFee: $2 per person

Women’s only Swim club (18 yrs – adult) Ladies, this is your chance to have the pool to yourselves! Swim laps, play or just lounge in the pool in a women-only environment. Pre-registration is required. When: Thu. July 12 – Aug. 16 4:30 – 6:30pmWhere: River Ridge High School PoolFee: $24

discover Scuba diving experience (10 yrs – adult)Have you wondered what it would be like to breathe underwater? A PADI Discover Scuba Diving Experience is a great way to find out what scuba diving is really like, but in the warmth and comfort of a swimming pool. Your scuba instructor will spend time with you to explain the basic principles of scuba diving and give you an overview of your scuba gear, which is supplied by the Underwater Sports store in Olympia. Then, you can swim underwater around the pool under supervision. A great activity for the whole family! No certifications will be issued; this is an introductory class only. Parents need to stay at the pool for participants that are 15 years and under. Participants ages 10 - 11 years old need to arrive a half hour early to watch a video.When: Sat. July 21, 1:00 – 4:00pmWhere: North Thurston High School PoolFee: $60


Swimming

Springboard diving (8 – 14 yrs)Beginners and intermediate divers will be taught at their individual level. Learn the basics of front dives, back dives and flips. Participants must be able to swim one length of the pool comfortably.When: Tue. / Thu. 11:30am – 1:00pm

Session I June 26 – July 5Session II July 10 – 19

Where: Timberline High School PoolFee: $50 per session

lacey dolphins Summer Swim Team (8 – 16 yrs)The perfect introduction to a swim team for intermediate swimmers. Get in great shape, work on techniques, and meet new friends. Must be able to swim 4 laps without stopping.When: Tue. / Thu. July 10 – Aug. 16

11:30am – 12:45pmWhere: River Ridge High School PoolFee: $50

adult Swim lessons (17 yrs – adult)Beginner to advanced skills tailored to meet the students individual needs including comfort in the water, basics of swimming and stroke improvement.When: Tue. / Thu. 7:50 – 8:20pm Session I June 26 – July 5 Session II July 10 – 19 Session III July 24 – Aug. 2Where: Timberline High School PoolFee: $30 per session

adaptive lessons (3 yrs and up)For persons with physical or developmental disabilities to improve individual swimming skills. A parent or guardian must accompany each child in water.When: Tue. / Thur. 7:50 - 8:20pm Session I June 26 – July 5 Session II July 10 – 19 Session III July 24 – Aug. 2Where: Timberline High School PoolFee: $30 per session

Currently Registering!lifeguard Training (15 yrs – adult)Upon successful completion of all skills and written tests, participants will receive an American Red Cross certification in CPR/AED for Lifeguards, Lifeguard Training and First-Aid. Participants must be 15 years old by the last day of class. The pre-requisite skill test includes a 300 yard swim, treading water for 2 minutes without using arms, and a timed swim with a 10 pound diving brick (call for full details). Refund policy: full refund for cancellations 48 hours prior to the start of class, no credits or refunds if the participant does not successfully complete the class.

When: Sun . June 3 2:00 – 3:00pm Mon . June 4 5:00 – 9:00pm Tue . June 5 5:00 – 9:00pm Wed . June 6 5:00 – 9:00pm Sat . June 9 8:00am – 5:00pm Sun . June 10 8:00am – 5:00pm Mon . June 11 5:00 – 9:00pm Sat . June 16 8:00am – 5:00pm

Where: Timberline High School Pool Fee: $225

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Swim Lessons

Sea Horse (12 mos – 4 yrs) Child must be accompanied in the water by at least one parent/guardian.

Sea Puffer (3 ½ – 5 yrs) Introduces basic beginning skills and water adjustment.

Penguin - Level I (4 ½ yrs and older) For children with few or no swimming skills.

Otter - Level II Prerequisite: Must have passed Penguin skills and be able to perform front crawl (5 yards), a front float and a back float with kick.

Seal - Level III Prerequisite: To enroll, must have passed Otter skills, and be able to do front crawl (10 yards) with side breathing, and back crawl (10 yards).

Dolphin - Level IV Prerequisite: Must have passed Seal skills, and be able to swim front crawl (15 yards) with good rhythmic breathing, and back crawl (15 yards).

Marlin - Level V Prerequisite: Must have passed Dolphin and be able to perform a standing dive, tread water, and swim 25 yards of front crawl with correct breathing, back crawl, and breaststroke.

Barracuda - Level VI Prerequisite: Must have passed Marlin and be able to swim 25 yards of butterfly, breaststroke, elementary backstroke, sidestroke, and 50 yards of front/back crawl. This level is designed for advanced swimmers with an emphasis on improving stroke technique and endurance.

Teens Any teenager who has few or no swimming skills but would feel more comfortable with participants closer to their own age. This class is designed to meet the individual needs of each swimmer enrolled.

Swim lesson level descriptions

SwIM LESSOn REgIStRAtIOn FAQ'SPlease be sure you are registering for the correct level. Transfers between classes will be made only if space is available. Our lessons fill quickly!

What level should I sign my child up for?We strongly recommend you have your child tested to determine the proper level (recommended for Otter level and higher; lower-skilled lessons are usually based on the child’s age). FREE testing is done at any open swim.

I want to sign my child up for multiple sessions . How do I determine what to register them for when I don’t know if they will pass until the end of the first session? This can be a difficult decision. If you sign your child up for the wrong class, transfers can only be made on a space-available basis. We recommend you register your child for both sessions of the same level (example: Penguin for first and second sessions). Since lower level lessons always reach enrollment capacity more rapidly than upper levels, if you have registered your child as a

Penguin for first session and an Otter for second, but Penguin skills are not successfully mastered, there likely will not be space to repeat that class during second session. Our instructors are always able to work with swimmers with advanced skills, so even if they retake a level they have passed, they will continue to learn and increase skills.

Will my child’s registration be changed if they pass or don’t pass a class? No. The only time your child’s swim lesson registration will be changed is if you call the Lacey Parks office and request that we do so.

What if a class is full? This happens often but don’t be discouraged, we often add classes. If you are registering online you can add yourself to the waitlist or call our office.


5:10 – 5:50pm Seal 6:40 – 7:20pm Seal

5:15 – 5:45pm Sea Horse 6:40 – 7:20pm Dolphin

5:15 – 5:45pm Sea Puffer 6:45 – 7:15pm Sea Horse

5:15 – 5:45pm Penguin 6:45 – 7:15pm Sea Puffer

5:55 – 6:35pm Teen 7:25 – 8:05pm Marlin

6:00 – 6:30pm Sea Puffer 7:25 – 8:05pm Barracuda

6:00 – 6:30pm Penguin 7:25 – 7:55pm Penguin

6:00 – 6:30pm Otter 7:25 – 7:55pm Otter

9:00 – 9:40am Seal 4:15 – 4:55pm Dolphin

9:00 – 9:40am Barracuda 4:20 – 4:50pm Sea Puffer

9:05 – 9:35am Penguin 4:20 – 4:50pm Penguin

9:05 – 9:35am Otter 4:20 – 4:50pm Otter

9:45 – 10:25am Marlin 5:00 – 5:40pm Seal

9:50 – 10:20am Sea Puffer 5:05 – 5:35pm Sea Horse

9:50 – 10:20am Penguin 5:05 – 5:35pm Sea Puffer

9:50 – 10:20am Otter 5:05 – 5:35pm Penguin

10:30 – 11:10am Dolphin 5:45 – 6:25pm Teen

10:35 – 11:05am Sea Horse 5:50 – 6:20pm Sea Puffer

10:35 – 11:05am Sea Puffer 5:50 – 6:20pm Penguin

10:35 – 11:05am Penguin 5:50 – 6:20pm Otter

11:15 – 11:55am Seal 6:30 – 7:10pm Seal

11:20 – 11:50am Sea Puffer 6:30 – 7:10pm Dolphin

11:20 – 11:50am Penguin 6:35 – 7:05pm Sea Horse

11:20 – 11:50am Otter 6:35 – 7:05pm Sea Puffer

12:00 – 12:30pm Sea Puffer 7:15 – 7:55pm Marlin (Sess . I & III)

12:00 – 12:30pm Penguin 7:15 – 7:55pm Barracuda (Sess . II & IV)

12:00 – 12:30pm Otter 7:15 – 7:45pm Penguin

3:30 – 4:10pm Barracuda 7:15 – 7:45pm Otter

3:35 – 4:05pm Sea Puffer

3:35 – 4:05pm Penguin

3:35 – 4:05pm Otter

Swim Lessons

Summer SWim leSSonS

Session V aug. 20 - 30 (eVeninG leSSonS only)

When: Mon. – Thu.Session I June 25 – July 6 (No class July 4; make-up on July 6)Session II July 9 – 19Session III July 23 – Aug. 2Session IV Aug. 6 – 16

Where: Timberline High School Pool

Fee: $47 per session

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Directory Of Local Sports And Activity Groups

all SPorTSYMCA Youth Sports

www.southsoundymca.orgSpecial Olympics

www.specialolympicswashington.orgPuget Sound Senior Games

www.pugetsoundgames.com

BaSeBall / SoFTBall / T-BallBlack Hills Youth Baseball

www.bhyb.orgLittle Lacey T-Ball

(see page 28 of this brochure.)South Sound Baseball

www.ssbaseball.netThurston County Babe Ruth Baseball

www.tcbronline.orgThurston County Fastpitch Association

www.thurstoncountyfastpitch.comAdult Softball, Lacey www.ci.lacey.wa.usAdult Softball, Olympia www.ci.olympia.wa.us

BaSKeTBallLittle Lacey Hoopstarz www.ci.lacey.wa.us Tumwater Youth Basketball

www.ci.tumwater.wa.usYMCA Youth Basketball

www.southsoundymca.orgAdult Basketball, Lacey www.ci.lacey.wa.usAdult Basketball, Olympia

www.ci.olympia.wa.us

cyclinGCapital Bicycling Club

www.capitalbicycleclub.org

FooTBallBlack Hills Junior Football www.bhjfl.comThurston County Youth Football

www.tcyfl.comAdult Flag Football www.ci.olympia.wa.us

ruGByBudd Bay Rugby www.buddbayrugby.com

SoccerChinqually Booters Soccer Club www.chinqually.orgSouthwest Washington Adult Soccer Assoc. www.oly-wa.us/soccerThurston County Youth Soccer www.thurstoncountysoccer.comWomen’s Soccer www.ci.olympia.wa.us

SWimminGLessons in Lacey (see page 41 of this brochure.)Thurston Olympians Swim Club www.thurstonolympians.org

TenniSSummer Classes & Camps (see page 31 of this brochure.)

TracK & Field / runninG / WalKinGBarron Park Strider Track & Field www.barronparkstriders.yolasite.comClub OlyRunning www.clubolyrunning.comGuerilla Running Club www.guerillarunning.comHershey Youth Track & Field (see page 33 of this brochure.)Capital City Marathon www.capitalcitymarathon.orgCapitol Volkssport Club www.capitolvolkssportclub.org

ulTimaTe FriSBeeSouth Sound Ultimate Players (see page 34 of this brochure.)

VolleyBallLacey Leagues and Open Gym (see page 34 of this brochure.)Olympia Leagues and Open Gym www.ci.olympia.wa.usYouth Club, South Sound Ohana www.eteamz.com/ssovc

In our community, many sport leagues and activity clubs are operated by organizations which are separate and independent from local parks and recreation departments. For your benefit, here is a list of local non-profit and municipal sports organizations. Please note that this list is informational only, and does not imply any endorsement or recommendation.


Recreation Class Locations

Black Hills Gymnastics

– 7961 29th Ave NE, 98516Boston Harbor Marina

– 312 73rd Ave NE, 98506Capitol Campus Visitor’s Center

- 103 Sid Snyder St., 98501Garfield Elementary

- 325 Plymouth NW, 98501Homann Park

– 1301 Carpenter Rd. SE, 98051Huntamer Park

– 618 Woodland Square Lp SE, 98503Jacob Smith House

– 4500 Intelco Lp SE, 98503Komachin Middle School

– 3650 College St SE, 98503Lacey City Hall

– 420 College St SE, 98503Lacey Community Center

– 6729 Pacific Ave SE, 98503Lacey Maintenance Service Center

– 1200 College St SE, 98503Lydia Hawk Elementary

– 7600 5th St SE, 98503Master Na’s Black Belt Academy

– 8910 Martin Way E, 98513

Mt. View Elementary – 1900 College St SE, 98501North Thurston High School (pool located behind school on 6th Ave NE) – 600 Sleater-Kinney Rd NE, 98506RAC (Regional Athletic Complex) – 8345 Steilacoom Rd SE, 98503Rainier Vista Community Park – 5475 45th Ave SE, 98503River Ridge Covenant Church – 7945 Steilacoom Rd SE, 98503River Ridge High School – 350 River Ridge Dr SE, 98513South Sound Stadium – 4301 6th Ave NE, 98516TCTV Studio – 440 Yauger Way Suite C, 98502The Olympia Center – 222 N Columbia, Olympia, 98501Timberline High School – 6120 Mullen Rd SE, 98503Wonderwood Park – use entrance by 3001 Brentwood Drive SE, 98503Woodland Creek Community Park White House – 6749 Pacific Ave SE, 98503

If the location of your class is not listed here, please contact us for further information.

The Jacob Smith House, ©Doug Walker Photography

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Policies

Refunds & CancellationsUnless otherwise noted, refunds, less costs incurred, will be given if notified:48 business hours prior to 1st class = 100%Less than 48 business hours prior to 1st class or after the first class = 75%After the 2nd class = 50%After the 3rd class = 0No refunds for programs that meet 3 times or less or for sports leagues or tournaments once the league or tournament schedule has been created. Refunds will be issued by check if the original method of payment was by cash or check. If the original payment was made by credit card, a refund will be processed to the credit card account used for the original payment. Refund checks are issued to the person listed as the primary guardian of the household account. Refunds for children linked to more than one household account will be issued to the primary guardian of the household account in which the class registration was originally processed.

Specialized Recreation ProgramsLacey Parks and Recreation provides special services programs to area residents in cooperation with Thurston County Parks and Recreation. These programs strive to meet the needs of the developmentally and physically challenged. For more information, please contact Thurston County Parks and Recreation 360-786-5595. For the hearing impaired, the TDD number is 360-754-2933.

Gender Equity PolicyThe City of Lacey does not discriminate against any person on the basis of sex in the operation, conduct, or administration of community athletic programs or sports facilities. Any citizen who feels she or he has been the victim of discriminatory treatment in violation of this policy should report this concern to the Parks and Recreation Director, the Regional Athletic Complex Facility Manager, or the Recreation Supervisor of Physical Activities for appropriate investigation.

Weather CancellationsWhen North Thurston Public Schools classes are cancelled due to weather, Lacey Parks and Recreation programs will also be cancelled.

DisclaimerUnless otherwise specifically noted, the programs listed in this brochure are NOT school-sponsored activities. The North Thurston Public Schools has neither reviewed nor approved the sponsoring organization or its programs, personnel, and activities announced in this catalog. The sponsoring organization and participants agree to protect, indemnify, and hold harmless the District, its board of directors, employees, and agents, from any and all claims, liabilities, damages, expenses or rights of action, directly or indirectly attributed to the organization, or its programs, personnel, and activities. Permission to distribute this brochure through the schools should not be considered an endorsement or recommendation of these programs by North Thurston Public Schools.

ADA Accommodations The City of Lacey provides reasonable accommodations to the public with disabilities. We invite you to contact the Parks and Recreation Department two (2) weeks in advance of the date a program begins or forty-eight (48) hours before Parks and Recreation meetings to discuss any special accommodations which are necessary. Individuals with disabilities may register for any program offered by the Lacey Parks and Recreation Department provided program requirements can be met and the safety of other program participants is not affected. Accommodations will be determined on a case-by-case basis.


3 Easy Ways To Register

GET CONNECTED with Lacey Parks & Recreation

Registration opens Wednesday, May 23, 6:00am!

Browse through our programs, either with this catalog or online at www .ci .lacey .wa .us

1 ONLINE Register and pay online (with Visa or MasterCard). Go to www.lacey.wa.us, click on Recreation Programs and click the link, Online Registration!

Call us before May 23 to receive your User ID and Password, to set up a new account, or to make

sure your account information is current.

Please note that a few programs are not available for online registration . These are noted with this symbol:

2 BY PHONE We will be available for Phone In registration (with a Visa or MasterCard) on Wednesday, May 23, 6:00am – 5:00pm. We suggest on-line registration as the speediest

registration tool, but we’re happy to assist you by phone as well! Thank you in advance for your patience. We apologize that even though all of our phones lines will be open and staffed, you still may experience a wait as we assist each customer in the order the call is received. After May 23, please call us during regular business hours, Monday – Friday, 8:00am – 5:00pm.

3 WALK-IN If you prefer an in-person experience, visit us at Lacey City Hall! We will be happy to assist you from 6:00am – 5:00pm on

Wednesday, May 23. After May 23, you can visit us during regular office hours, Monday – Friday, 8:00am – 5:00pm. We can take cash, check, Visa, or MasterCard at our office.

isa or MasterCard)..lacey.wa.us, click on Recreation Programs

e May 23 to receive your User ID andd, to set up a new account, or to make

IMPORTANT RECOMMENDATIONS

Call before May 23 if you need to set up a User ID and Password for online registration.

If the program you wanted is already full, ask to be put on our waitlist.

We recommend you sign-up for programs as far in advance as possible to insure your spot and to prevent program cancellations.

After a class has already started, please contact our office for registration info.

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Community Events

Woodland Creek Community Park Volunteer Work Party In Celebration Of American Hiking Society’s National Trails Day® Sat . June 2 | 10:00am – 12:00pm

Work alongside other trail supporters and help spread wood chips, pull weeds and invasive plants, and conduct basic trail maintenance in Woodland Creek Community Park and along the Lacey Woodland Trail.

Volunteers need to register before Friday, May 25 to guarantee you get a spot! Registration form is on the City of Lacey website at ci.lacey.wa.us/volunteer opportunities/link.

Afterwards, volunteer workers will enjoy a BBQ lunch provided by The Alpine Experience.

11th ANNUAL SUMMER’S END AT LACEY CAR SHOW

Sat. Sept. 15 | 9:00am – 3:00pm | Huntamer Park

Free admission for spectators Cars, vendors, kids games and activities,

music and more!

SHow uS your wHeelS! enter your car for a chance to win one of over 40

awards! Pre-regiSter by SePt. 7 for $15, or day of event registration $20.

(Proceeds help purchase defibrillators for local emergency response agencies.)

registration forms online at www.ci.lacey.wa.us/events


Community Events

A 5k Obstacle Run for People

Who Know How to Have Fun!

SATURDAY October 13, 2012RAC Regional Athletic Complex8345 Steilacoom Road SE Lacey, WA 98503

$45 through Sept. 3, $59 Sept. 4–26 (includes tax and t-shirt)

To Register Visit Active.com

Pre-Registration Required. Limited Spaces. Registration Closes Wednesday, Sept. 26 or when full.

➟ Crawl Through a Mud Pit

➟ Scale a Cargo Net

➟ Run Up A Hill of Sand

➟ Careen Down a Giant Slip & Slide

➟ High Step Through a Field of Tires

➟ Crawl Through a Giant Tunnel

➟ Weave Through a Web of Ropes

➟ Jump Over Fire — and More to Come for 2012!

Obstacles subject to change. Waves of up to 150 people every 30 minutes can test their toughness through this obstacle course challenge. This event is not a race it is a personal challenge. No individual timing will be provided but a race clock will be at the finish line.

360.491.0857 | www.ci.lacey.wa.us/rampage

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You can help support Lacey’s Free Summer Lunch Program by getting your Wild Waves Theme Park tickets through Lacey Parks and Recreation.Drop by our office at Lacey CityHall, M-F, 8:00am – 5:00pm topurchase Wild Waves tickets. Cash, check, Visa, or Master Card. Help us help kids!

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