Fall 2021 Adaptive - Eugene, Oregon
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8 541-682-5333 Get Involved! Adaptive Rec programs are designed for people with disabilities, and are for ages 18+, unless otherwise noted. Classes and activities are structured for different levels of ability. All Adaptive Rec programs require registration. Participants must complete a Participant Information Form before attending. Fees do not include the cost of meals and admission, unless otherwise noted. For more information call 541-683-5311. Have Questions? New participants are welcome to call before registering for programs. Staff are available to discuss recreation resources and opportunities. Certi�ied Therapeutic Recreation Specialists are available to answer questions regarding the activities that are most appropriate for you, a family member or an individual in your care. Participation Every effort will be made to reasonably accommodate each individual. However, if a person’s conduct poses physical harm or risk to self or others, as indicated in the Patron Code of Conduct, they may be removed from programs. Personal Support Workers are welcome to attend programs to support individuals with behavioral and/or personal care needs. PSWs are required to register for programs. Call the front desk to register, 541-682-5311. Inclusion Services Eugene Rec staff is committed to making all reasonable efforts to ensure that its facilities, programs and services are accessible to and usable by all people. Individuals with disabilities are welcome to participate in any City of Eugene Recreation program within the eligibility requirements (age, prerequisites, etc.). When additional support is required for successful participa- tion in Eugene Recreation programs, staff utilize the Inclusion Services process to determine programmatic modi�ications and/or individual support plans that best �it the participant. To initiate the Inclusion Services process, please discuss your request upon registration in person, over the phone or at GetRec.org/recinclusion at least two weeks in advance. For additional information and/or questions regarding Inclusion Services, please call 541-682-5311 or email [email protected]. Volunteer With Us! Looking for a fun and engaging volunteer opportunity? Your enthusiasm, involvement and support with participants is essential to the quality of Adaptive Recreation Services. No previous experience necessary – training and feedback are provided for all volunteers. If you or your group are interested in volunteering any amount of time, please call 541-682-5311 or email [email protected]. Adaptive
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Get Involved!AdaptiveRecprogramsaredesignedforpeoplewithdisabilities,and are for ages 18+, unless otherwise noted. Classes andactivities are structured for different levels of ability. AllAdaptiveRec programs require registration. Participantsmustcomplete a Participant Information Formbefore attending.Fees donot include the cost ofmeals and admission, unlessotherwise noted. Formore information call 541-683-5311.
HaveQuestions?Newparticipants arewelcome to call before registering forprograms. Staff are available to discuss recreation resourcesand opportunities. Certi�ied Therapeutic RecreationSpecialists are available to answer questions regarding theactivities that aremost appropriate for you, a familymember or an individual in your care.
ParticipationEvery effort will bemade to reasonably accommodate eachindividual. However, if a person’s conduct poses physicalharm or risk to self or others, as indicated in the Patron Codeof Conduct, theymay be removed fromprograms. PersonalSupportWorkers arewelcome to attend programs tosupport individuals with behavioral and/or personal careneeds. PSWs are required to register for programs. Call thefront desk to register, 541-682-5311.
Inclusion ServicesEugene Rec staff is committed tomaking all reasonableefforts to ensure that its facilities, programs and services areaccessible to and usable by all people. Individuals withdisabilities arewelcome to participate in any City of EugeneRecreation programwithin the eligibility requirements (age,prerequisites, etc.).When additional support is required for successful participa-tion in EugeneRecreation programs, staff utilize the InclusionServices process to determine programmaticmodi�icationsand/or individual support plans that best �it the participant.To initiate the Inclusion Services process, please discuss yourrequest upon registration in person, over the phone or atGetRec.org/recinclusion at least twoweeks in advance.For additional information and/or questions regardingInclusion Services, please call 541-682-5311or [email protected].
VolunteerWithUs!Looking for a fun and engaging volunteer opportunity? Yourenthusiasm, involvement and support with participants isessential to the quality of Adaptive Recreation Services. Noprevious experience necessary – training and feedback areprovided for all volunteers. If you or your group areinterested in volunteering any amount of time, please call541-682-5311 or email [email protected].
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ArtsAdaptive Art Intensive Ages 14+
Explore three artmodalities during this class.Wewill focuson each type of art for threeweeks and then switch. The lastday of classwill be a showcase of all of our creativity for theterm at the OSLP Art Gallery, and artists’ workwill stay upfor amonth andwill be featured on the First Friday ArtWalkTour! In partnershipwithOregon Supported Living Program.Hilyard Community CenterInstructor: Kailey RuizClay, paper crafts & print makingJan 24-Mar 21 M 4:30-5:30p $28 #19709Watercolor, recycledmaterial art & en plein air paintingApr 11-Jun 13 M 4:30-5:30p $31.50 #19846No class Feb 21, May 30
BicyclingAdapted Bike&Equipment Services All ages
Adaptive Recreationmaintains a unique �leet of adaptiveequipment, including all-terrainwheelchairs and bikes suchas recumbent trikes, tandems and hand cycles. Individualand group services can be provided to support adaptiverecreational equipment needs for people of varying abilitiesand skill levels, including �ittings and rentals. Formoreinformation call 541-682-5311 or visit GetRec.org/recadaptive.All services at Hilyard Community Center
Adapted Bike Assessment& FittingStaff assess needs and recommend equipment. Designed forpeoplewith limitedmobility, disabilities, medical conditionsor thosewhowish to preview equipment before rental orpurchase.By appointment M-F 9a-5p $5 #19245To schedule an appointment call 541-682-5311
Adapted Bike RentalAvailable after initial �itting or assessment.Jan 3-Apr 29 & Jun 1-30 M-F 9a-5:30p By appt$5/half hour $20/half day $50/weekend$10/hour $40/dayTo schedule an appointment call 541-682-5311
Free BikeMonthAll same-day rentals are free duringMay for BikeMonth.May 2-31 M-F 9a-5p Free By apptTo schedule an appointment call 541-682-5311
DanceDance Fusion Ages 14+
Have fun and get �it with this unique dance �itness class.Learn basicmoves tomulticultural music as you shake,shimmy and salsa yourway to a healthier you.Hilyard Community CenterInstructors: Maria Reader, Sarah Doty, Kailey RuizJan 19-Mar 23 W 4-5p $40 #19676Apr 13-Jun 15 W 4-5p $40 #19678Jan 19-Mar 23 W 5:30-6:30p $40 #19677Apr 13-Jun 15 W 5:30-6:30p $40 #19682
GamesGame Time Ages 14+
Have fun and challenge your friends to indoor and outdoorgames asweather allows.Hilyard Community CenterJan 18-Mar 22 Tu 3-4p $25 #19670Apr 12-Jun 14 Tu 3-4p $25 #19673Jan 19-Mar 23 W 2:30-3:30p $25 #19672Apr 13-Jun 15 W 2:30-3:30p $25 #19675Jan 20-Mar 24 Th 3-4p $25 #19671Apr 14-Jun 16 Th 3-4p $25 #19674
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MusicAfrican Cultural Arts Intensive Ages14+
Explore three Africanmusic and dancemodalities in oneclass term.Wewill focus on eachmodality for threeweeksand then switch, with a focus on drumming, dance andmarimba. The last day of classwill be a showcase of all ofour creativity for the term in a celebratory performance.Designed for individuals with disabilities and their familiesand friends.
Hilyard Community CenterInstructor: Fode Sylla & JohnMimbiraJan 22-Mar 26 Sa 1-2:30p $75 #19737Apr 16-Jun 18 Sa 1-2:30p $75 #19892
Karaoke Ages 18+
Join us online for karaoke night! Designed for peoplewithdisabilities and their friends and family.VirtualJan 24-Mar 21 M 5:30-6:30p $28 #19666No class Feb 21
Musical Theatre Ages 14+
Join us for amusical theatre classwherewewill learn to singand dance to a Broadwaymusical, whichwewill perform atthe last class. No previous experience is necessary.Hilyard Community CenterInstructors: Maria Reader, Kailey RuizApr 11-Jun 13 M 6-7:30p $36 #19686No class May 30
PresentationsDisability ResourceWebinars Ages 12+
Every second Thursday of themonth Adaptive Recwill offervirtual resource/educational sessions on topics related todisability or disability support for families and caregivers.Designed for peoplewith disabilities and their supports.
All presentations are virtual.
Emergency PreparednessEmergency preparedness is an important reality in regard tohome, work, loved ones and neighborhood health and safety.Join us for practical education, take-home resources,considerations throughout the year and communitysupports.Presenter: Molly RogersJan 13 Th 6-7p $3 #19836
Trauma&DisabilityPeoplewith disabilities are statisticallymore likely to beexposed to trauma, and exposure to traumamakes impactsof disabilitymore likely. In this webinar, wewill discuss thelife cycle of a traumatic event, trauma-related symptoms,and supports needed for healing. In partnershipwith theTraumaHealing Project.Presenter: Elaine WaltersFeb 10 Th 6-7p $3 #19837
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AdaptiveSavingwithOregonABLEWith the Oregon ABLE Savings Plan, peoplewith disabilitiesare able to savemoneywithout losing their bene�its.Qualifying disabilities include developmental disabilities,mental illness and physical disabilities. Join us at thiswebinar to learnmore.Presenters: Kaellen Hessel & Joe BaseyMar 10 Th 6-7p $3 #19839
LGBTQIA+ Identity &DisabilityThe disability community intersects with every othermarginalized group, and the LGBTQIA+ community is noexception. The challenges to equity and inclusion are stillfaced bymany in the LGBTQIA+ community and they can beeven greater for LBGTQIA+ peoplewith disabilities.Wewilldiscuss the needs of thosewho identify within bothcommunities, resources and supports and opportunities forsocial connections.Apr 14 Th 6-7p $3 #19840
Self-Regulation for ResilienceThe root of all behavioral challenges is stress. Self-regulationis a powerfulmethod for understanding stress andmanaging energy levels from a scienti�ic perspective. It’s askill that develops over time andwith practice. Being able tosoothe yourself is an important part of beingmore resilientandmanage your impulses. This webinarwill give you anintroduction to the �ive steps of self-regulation.Presenter: Alexis ReedMay 12 Th 6-7p $3 #19841
Invisible DisabilitiesAn invisible disability is a physical, mental or neurologicalcondition that is not visible from the outside, yet can limit orchallenge a person’smovements, senses, activities of dailyliving, social interactions and overall quality of life. Theseinvisible symptoms can lead tomisunderstandings, falseperceptions and judgments. Through open conversationwecan increase awareness, understanding, kindness andsupport. In partnershipwith InvisibleDisabilities Association.Jun 9 Th 6-7p $3 #19843
Skiing &SnowboardingAlpine AdventuresAdaptive Skiing Ages 6+
Alpine Adventures is an adaptive skiing and snowboardingprogram for peoplewith disabilities in the southernWillamette Valley. The program and �inancial assistance is
provided by Oregon Adaptive Sports (OAS). Free accessibletransportation fromHilyard Community Center is providedby Adaptive Rec. To register for the program and learn about�inancial assistance contact OAS at 541-306-4774 [email protected] at Hilyard Community CenterJan 14-Mar 20 FSu 7a-6p
Accessible PursuitsAre you looking for exciting and rewarding activitiesforyourgroup?Organizations,agenciesandindividualsare invited to participate in theAccessible Pursuitsservices. It uses the expertise and resources ofAdaptiveRec todesigna recreation program thatmeets your speci�ic needs.In addition, City staff can present clinics,workshops,in-services and trainings in adaptive recreation andinclusion services for employees, participants andfamilymembers.The bene�its include:• Activities that are affordable and tailored to theneeds of your organization and clients.
• Access to awide variety of adapted equipmentand services.
• Activities that are safe and accessible.• Activities that are designed byCerti�ied Therapeu-tic Recreation Specialists and other trained andknowledgeable staff.
Accessible Pursuits focuses on helping participantsdiscover their own innate talents, acquire greaterindependence, and develop enduring peer relation-ships that are instrumental to improving the qualityof their lives. LetAccessiblePursuits bring fundirectlyto you. Formore information, call 541-682-5311.
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Social GatheringsHilyard Connection ClubJoin us aswework together to plan and implement funactivitieswith different topics eachweek like trivia, show-and-tell, videos, games, education, socialization and self-careactivities. This program is a life and social skill-building class.VirtualJan 24-Mar 21 M 2:30-3:30p $28 #19584Apr 11-Jun 13 M 2:30-3:30p $31.50 #19585No class Feb 21, May 30
SaturdayNight ActionJoin friends for themed Saturday night games, crafts andother fun activities.Hilyard Community CenterJan 15 Sa 6:30-8p $5 #19692Feb 19 Sa 6:30-8p $5 #19693Mar 19 Sa 6:30-8p $5 #19694Apr 16 Sa 6:30-8p $5 #19695May 21 Sa 6:30-8p $5 #19696Jun 18 Sa 6:30-8p $5 #19697
Friday RecreationJoin in popular recreation interests and explore excitingactivities, planned and implemented by enthusiasticAdaptive Rec interns.
Hilyard Community CenterJan 21-Mar 25 F 1-2p $25 #19683Apr 15-Jun 17 F 1-2p $25 #19684
Special InterestDanceAbilityDanceAbility International’s mission is to dissolve barriersand connect peoplewith andwithout disabilities throughdance andmovement. Thismission is accomplished throughclasses, workshops and events for adults and children,performances, teacher trainings and educationalmaterialsfor teachers of inclusive dance. Learnmore by [email protected] or calling 541-357-4982.
Garden StewardsCultivate friendships and prepare and plant the garden atthe Good Samaritan Society Gardens. Meet at the gardenseachweekwith awater bottle. No restroom access.Activities occur on varying levels of uneven terrain.Good Samaritan Society Gardens, 3500 Hilyard St.Apr 14-May 19 Th 1-2:30p $25 #19685
The LOUDCrowdThe University of Oregon Communication Disorders andSciences programoffers The LOUDCrowd to help peoplewithParkinson’s regain andmaintain effective communication.This is amaintenance program led by a speech-languagepathologist and graduate clinicians. In order to participate,membersmust complete the SPEAKOUT! therapy �irst.These programs alongwith daily home practice have beenshown to help patientsmaintain their communication skillsthroughout the progression of Parkinson’s. Formoreinformation or to schedule a speech evaluation, contactSierra Corbin at 541-301-8901 or [email protected], orElise Peltier at 541-346-0923 or [email protected].
Northwest Associationfor Blind Athletes All ages
Northwest Association for Blind Athletes (NWABA) provideslife-changing opportunities through sports and physicalactivity to people of all ages and abilities who are blind andvisually impaired. Every fourthweekend of themonthNWABAwill offer a variety of sport events in Eugene and thesouthernWillamette Valley. November-March events includeswimming, goalball and alpine ski/snowboarding. March-October events include hiking, tandembiking, kayaking,paddleboarding andmore! Formore information pleasecontactMegan Ahleman at 360-768-5649 [email protected]. For dates and locations of events intheWillamette Valley call NWABA at 360-448-7254.Ongoing 4th weekend Free
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Support GroupsALS Support Group Ages 21+
This group is for people livingwith Lou Gehrig’s disease,families, caregivers and friends. Meetings are free, offerspeakers on relevant topics and are designed to shareinformation aswell as strategies for preservingindependence and quality of life. Formore information call541-990-1246 or email [email protected] 2ndW 3-4:30p Free Drop-in
Amputee Support Group All ages
Power OnWith Limb Loss hostsmeetings for amputees andpeoplewith physical challenges, which include speakers andpeermentorship to support peoplewith physical challengesto help build independence and quality of life. Formoreinformation, contact Paula Free at 541-510-5866 [email protected] 4th W 6-8p Free Drop-in
Brain Injury Group (BIG) All ages
This group is for peoplewho’ve experienced a brain or headinjury. Meetings offer weekly opportunities to shareexperiences and information on an informal basis. Formoreinformation call Curtis Brown at 541-998-3951.Hilyard Community CenterOngoing Tu 11a-1p Free Drop-in
Circle of Friends Ages 21 & under
Circle of Friendswas founded on one simple concept: youthwith severe disabilities are like anyone else – they deserveopportunities. Through resources, support, training and acommunity built on compassion, Circle of Friends strives tobreak the cycle of isolation for these individuals and thepeoplewho love them. Offerings include both family friendlycommunity events and activities that let youth experienceaccessible and inclusive fun and recreation. Activities aredesigned for youth ages preschool throughmiddle school.Registration is required and events are low cost as possible.Formore information visit circleoffriends.org/contact.Ongoing Dates/times vary Free Drop-in
Hearing Loss Associationof Lane County All ages
Thismeeting is for people experiencing hearing loss, theirfamilies, caregivers and friends. Meetings are free and offereducation on relevant topics such as technology,employment, communication, medication andmore.Meetings provide informal opportunities to socialize and
�ind support in copingwith hearing loss. Formoreinformation visit hearinglosslane.org.Hilyard Community CenterMar 10, Jun 9 Th 6:30-9p Free Drop-in
Mama I’m Low All ages
This is a local non-pro�it organization created to provideemotional and practical support for families of childrenlivingwith type 1 diabetes. It gives kids frompreschool toteens opportunities to connect throughmonthly fun activities.It offers twice-monthly parent support groups, an educationalspeakers series and caregiver seminars for familymembers,friends and babysitters. For information, locations andcalendar call 541-484-0591 or visit mamaimlow.com.Ongoing Dates/times vary Free Drop-in
Parent ConnectionSupport Group Ages 18+
Parentingorproviding caregiving support for childrenoradultswith disabilities? Is this a newexperience or have youbeendoing it for a lifetime? Everwonder if the challenging parts aresharedwith others in a similar situation?Have questions orresources to share?Need creative ideas?Want support? Thisgroup is facilitated by a licensed socialworkerwith abackground in art therapy andparent of a teenagerwithmultiple disabilities. Join us to learn coping, self-care andhealth-related resourceseachweekwhile listeningandsharingasmuchasyouarecomfortable.Meetsweekly,attendasyouareable.Nominalsliding scale fee chargedby theweek.Rotatingtopics include:planning for the future, sibling supports, housingoptions, stressmanagementandrelationshipwellness.VirtualInstructor: Sarah DalbyJan 5-Mar 30 W 5:30-6:30p #19746Sliding scale fee
Hilyard Community CenterInstructor: Sarah DalbyApr 6-Jun 29 W 5:30-6:30p #19749Sliding scale fee
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Parkinson’sResourcesofOregon Ages21+
This Eugene/Spring�ield general support groupwelcomesfamily, friends and care partners aswell as those livingwitha diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease. For the health and safetyof our participants, our Eugene support groupwill meetvirtually through Zoom. Our in-personmeetings remainsuspended for the time being. To obtain Zoommeetingdetails please email [email protected] Dates/times vary Free Drop-in
Support for Independent Livingwith Visual Impairment (SILVI) All ages
For people livingwith visual impairment. Informalmeetingsoffer opportunities to share experiences and information.Formore information call 541-682-5311.Hilyard Community CenterOngoing 2nd/4th F 11:30a-1:30p Free Drop-in
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Swim LessonsWater Safety& SwimSkills Ages 5-12
This class is designed for youthwith disabilities orwho needextra support andmodi�ied teaching techniques. Curriculum
focuses on basic water safety and introduction to swimmingskills. Instructors and volunteers provide unique and funactivities in an inclusive and supportive environment. Afamilymember or care provider over the age of 18mustaccompany the child in thewater for the entire duration ofthe lesson. Please sign up for the interest list. For questionscall 541-682-5311 or email [email protected] Hollow Pool & Fitness CenterJan 22-Mar 12 Sa 11a-12p $80 #19237Apr 2-May 21 Sa 11a-12p $80 #19238
WellnessFitness for All Ages 14+
This fun �itness class is just right for all abilities. Class usesenergizing circuit training andmotivating activities withpositive support. Learn quality exercises andmove toward ahealthier you.Hilyard Community CenterJan 18-Mar 24 TuTh 4:30-5:30p $80 #19665Apr 12-Jun 16 TuTh 4:30-5:30p $80 #19668
Fitness forMe Ages 12+
This private classwill focus on your personal �itness, sportsormobility goals through the individual attention of theinstructor. Classeswill typically be Tuesday and Thursdayevenings. No classes are scheduled yet. Register for theinterest list and staff will contact youwithmore information.Hilyard Community CenterInterest List #19830
Rain or ShineWalk& Talk ■2
Spend time in naturewith friends for an urbanwalk aroundEugene. The route andmeeting location varies eachweek.The schedulewill be provided before the �irst class. Thegroupwill walk rain or shine, so dress for theweather.Wemaywalk up to 2miles per outing. Adaptivemobilityequipment available upon request.Hilyard Community CenterJan 22-Mar 26 Sa 10:30a-12p $75 #19698Apr 16-Jun 18 Sa 10:30a-12p $75 #19691
Safe, Strong& Free Ages 14+
Co-ed participantswill learn about boundaries, physical andverbal self-defense, touching and relationships. Sensitiveinformation is discussed. Designed for individuals withdevelopmental disabilities.Hilyard Community CenterInstructors: Alexis Reed & Tonya ValadezApr 15-Jun 3 F 3-4p $80 #19690
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TripsDates Day Time Title Cost
Apr 2 Sa 2-4p DowntownMural Tour $20
May 7 Sa 2-4p Saturday Market $20
Jun 4 Sa 2-4p Cascade Raptor Center $25Activity Level Ratings
Level■1 Little walking. OK for those with walkers, wheel-chairs or walking difficulties.Level■2 Moderate walking. Similar to that at a shoppingcenter or large museum.Level■3 Walking of 1-2 miles (1-1.5 hours), as on a walkingtour of gardens or the zoo. May be steps or hills.Level■4 Walking of 3-6 miles onmoderate trails. May berough, hilly or at higher altitude. Access to medical helpmay be limited.Level■5 Long hikes of 5+miles. May be very rough, hilly orhigh altitude. Access to medical help may be limited.
Consult your physician before participating in any trips/activities to be sure they are appropriate for you. Weatherand/or trail conditions may change unpredictably. Theselevels are approximations only; your experience may vary.
Trip PoliciesFees include bus transportation, leadership and insurance,unless noted otherwise. Meals and admission to venuesare not included in the fee unless noted otherwise in thedescription. Every attempt is made to follow the itinerary;if circumstances beyond our control do not allow that tohappen, no refunds will be given.
Local Outings Ages 14+
Enjoy friends and local community attractions eachmonth.Meet at designated location. Transportation not provided.
DowntownMural Tour ■2
Join us for a downtown artmural walking tour.Meet in front of the Eugene Public Library, 100W. 10th Ave.Apr 2 Sa 2-4p $20 #19707
SaturdayMarket ■2
At SaturdayMarket, more than 200 local artisans offer theirhandcraftedwares for sale and 15 food booths sell a varietyof fresh foods in a beautiful outdoor park setting in the heartof Eugene. Themarket stage is a showcase for local musicaltalent, featuring six acts every day. You’ll hear everythingfrom folk to rock, Celtic to bluegrass and everything inbetween and beyond.Meet at Hilyard Community CenterMay 7 Sa 2-4p $20 #19710
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Cascade Raptor Center has one of the largest collections ofnative species of birds of prey in the Paci�ic Northwest. Viewnearly 40 native raptors in large outdoor aviaries. Enjoy a30-minute programwith a resident raptor and its trainerand then tour the facility on your own. The trip fee includesadmission and raptor/trainer talk. Touring the groundsrequireswalking on an unevenwooded pathwith inclines.Meet at Cascade Raptor Center, 32275 Fox Hollow RdJun 4 Sa 2-4p $25 #19712
YogaJoyful Yoga Ages 18+
A playful yoga experience for all abilities that focuses onbuilding strength and �lexibility while improving balanceand con�idence. For all body types. No experience needed.VirtualInstructor: Alexandra LevineJan 24-Mar 21 M 1-2p $48 #19581No class Feb 21
Hilyard Community CenterInstructor: Alexandra LevineApr 11-Jun 13 M 1-2p $54 #19582No class May 30
Peaceful Yoga Ages 14+
Wind down theweekwith a calming yoga experience.Suitable for all bodies. No experience needed.Hilyard Community CenterInstructor: MaureenWhalenJan 21-Mar 25 F 5:30-6:30p $60 #19699Apr 15-Jun 17 F 5:30-6:30p $60 #19700
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